A notorious Crips gang leader complained to The Post last week that being thrown back in the slammer on attempted murder charges is ruining his chances at a book deal and starring in a documentary …
All this convicted murderer wants to do is make a killing.
“I never gave them the whole full story of my life. That’s why the book deal was supposed to be coming up,” said the convicted murderer, who said his biography is already being penned by author Clayton Patterson. Rosado claimed he was “working on a thing with Netflix,” but didn’t provide specifics. A Netflix spokesperson said that there’s no validity to this claim.
The reputed gangbanger pleaded not guilty to the most recent accusations against him, which he said he believes police pinned on him simply because of his “reputation” and “history of being involved in violent situations.”see also “He’s absolutely a fascinating person … I’d like to honor his history because he deserves that. Somebody has to step up for him – and if that’s me, I’m good with that,” Patterson said.
“Walking around the [Lower East Side] with ‘Blue,’ he almost has a perfect memory of the way things were up until 1982. I was really lucky to be able to ask him questions about the neighborhood, especially about his life at that time,” Starr told The Post.
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