In 1970s Detroit, childhood friends Eddie Jackson and Courtney Brown, known as "Kingpins," amassed over $1 million a month in heroin sales, living lavish lifestyles. Surrounded by famous entertainers, their customer base was a who's who of the era. Despite numerous investigations, paid informants, and accusations of police corruption, they were eventually sentenced to prison. Despite their time behind bars, their spirits remained unbroken, and they became legendary figures in the heroin trade.
Motown Mafia: The Story of Eddie Jackson and Courtney Brown
In the midst of a lucrative heroin trade, childhood friends Eddie "The Fat Man" Jackson and Courtney "The Field Marshal" Brown ruled Detroit's underworld, raking in over $1 million each month.
