Nate Boone who admitted to k*lling over 30 people has passed away! (Life Story)

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About this episode Nate Boone, a former hitman and drug dealer known as the 'Grim Reaper,' details his life of violence, admittin… AI summary

Nate Boone, a former hitman and drug dealer known as the 'Grim Reaper,' details his life of violence, admitting to 30 murders and explaining his operational security methods. He discusses his immunity deal, prison operations, and the brutal realities of the criminal lifestyle, emphasizing that there is no retirement and that associates often turn on each other.

Key takeaways 4
  • Boone admits to 30 murders and explains his method of operating alone to avoid witnesses, stating 'I never trusted no one cuz I know if they put a hot fork up under somebody, they going to scream bloody murder and give you anything that they anything you want, they going to tell.'
  • He describes his prison economy, where he acted as a banker exchanging cash for tokens at a 1:2 ratio, hiding up to $75,000 sewn into his coat to avoid detection by guards.
  • Boone reveals that he only refuses hits on non-criminals (like spouses trying to collect insurance), but for those in the lifestyle, he views them as 'free game' once they leave the game, predicting they will be killed by former associates.
  • He details specific disposal methods for bodies, including using a tree shredder to eliminate fingerprints and DNA, noting that 'pigs eat any and everything' so leaving no trace is essential.
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  • “Heaven don't want me and hell drew a PO order out on me. So where I'm going? I'm stuck right here on pleatory.”
    ▶ 1:28:11 Boone's philosophical view on his afterlife status after confessing to numerous crimes.
  • “There's no such thing as retirement. Only one thing that I got that that I have remorse for even as of today is that cab driver.”
    ▶ 1:43:47 Explaining why criminals cannot safely exit the lifestyle and identifying the one victim he regrets killing.
  • “You mess with my loved ones and I care great deal about them. But the homeboy got caught because he ran through the wall... I give damn I didn't give a damn what they called it. I'm going after them guys one way or another.”
    ▶ 14:49 Boone explaining his retribution for the murder of his brother and his refusal to be labeled a snitch while cooperating with authorities.
  • “If you ain't gonna stop this, it ain't going to stop the body. You got to stop this. You doing my body, my brain just telling, 'Keep going.'”
    ▶ 1:39:40 Describing his physical resilience and mental drive to survive multiple shooting incidents.

Chapters & Sections (51)

0:07 Media Rights and Brother's Murder Retribution chapter 3
2:12 Impersonation and Brother's Murder Retribution
3:57 Discovering Brother's Murder Conspiracy
5:24 Prison Confrontation and Reputation
7:16 Prison Violence and Criminal Retaliation chapter 2
10:50 Assassination of Boo and Condo Heist
12:28 Betrayal and Retaliation Against Betrayal
15:40 Prison Violence Advice and Confessed Killings chapter 2
17:26 Police Encounter and Confessed Killings
19:09 Immunity Deal and First Murder Details
21:35 Violent Confrontations and Family Betrayal chapter
26:30 Family Conflict and Contract Killing chapter 2
28:10 First Murders and Disrespect
29:41 Bribery Attempts and Family Protection Motives
32:05 Confessions of Murder and Police Corruption chapter 2
33:53 Covering Up Murder and Police Negligence
35:49 Police Corruption and Blackmail Tactics
37:33 Killing pimp and protecting sex workers chapter 2
39:34 Shooting pimp and disposing body
41:17 Protecting sex workers from pimps
44:44 Confronting Skinny and Exiting Pimping chapter 2
47:04 Returning Pimping Profits to Women
48:50 Receiving a Gift Car from Associates
50:45 Reuniting with Family and Drug Dealing chapter 1
53:18 Drug Dealing and Prison Conflict
56:24 Halfway House Threats and Prison Hierarchy chapter 1
1:00:39 Prison Reputation and Gang Alliances
1:02:30 Drug Debt Collection and Torture Methods chapter 1
1:05:33 Interrogation Tactics and Body Disposal
1:08:18 Confessing Murders and Witness Elimination Plans chapter 2
1:10:26 Informant Leaks DEA Car Locations
1:11:51 Restaurant Setup and Shootout Escape
1:13:31 Testifying Against Indicted Associate and Prison Contraband chapter 2
1:15:38 Rejected Plea Deal for Six Murders
1:17:07 Bribing Guards for Contraband
1:18:56 Prison Drug Empire and Cash Smuggling chapter 3
1:21:00 Prison Gambling and Corrupt Guards
1:22:39 Smuggling Cash in Sewn Coat
1:24:16 Prison Violence and Hitman Head Delivery
1:27:49 Witness Protection Program Experiences chapter 1
1:30:01 Witness Protection Corruption and Identity Changes
1:33:22 Prison Kill Contracts and Inmate Manipulation chapter 1
1:35:41 Prison Kill Contracts and Inmate Manipulation
1:38:44 Surviving Multiple Shootings and Lack of Remorse chapter 1
1:41:10 Prison Relationships and Bullet Mechanics
1:44:06 Hit on Cab Driver and Survival chapter 2
1:45:40 Surviving the Cab Shooting
1:47:52 Gangster Lifestyle Risks and Hitman Ethics
1:50:02 Hitman's Remorse and Evasion Tactics chapter 2
1:52:12 Remorse Over Botched Hit and Collateral Damage
1:54:40 Avoiding Surveillance and Digital Footprints

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