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Part 2: https://youtu.be/lJwxlSbKfX8
In this VladTV interview, Ramon “Mundo” Mendoza—also known as “Machine Gun Mundo”—reflects on his path from Boyle Heights altar boy to Mexican Mafia member after nearly 20 years in prison. Born in 1949 and raised in East Los Angeles, Mendoza discusses family violence, joining street life in the 1960s, early arrests by LAPD Hollenbeck, and entering California juvenile facilities. He recounts witnessing a sexual assault on his first day in juvenile hall, an experience he says shaped his understanding of prison rules, racial divisions, and survival. Mendoza also addresses the origins of the Mexican Mafia at DVI, comments on the film American Me, and explains references from his book Gang of Gangs. The conversation touches on LA County Jail, San Quentin, Folsom, Joe “Peg Leg” Morgan, Aryan Brotherhood figures, inmate prostitution, heroin, and changing prison codes around rape and gang culture.
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Mundo you shouldn’t have done this interview, its going to haunt you….
It is interesting to see in myself how the human mind gravitates towards negative and bad things more than it does to positive and nice, fun things. Vlad has made this realisation his bread and butter and made a lot of money from it.
ts mad gay
What’s the point of covering his face when they put his whole name out their lmao
People laugh and make jokes but this how he really grew up in the 60s 70s prison times
Seems like he has a major issue with BLACK men because back then in the 60s black men gay are you serious? He cap