Lucile Kil

From the West End to Lil Pakistan Lucile Kil

Atlanta's missing and murdered drug dealers. A true crime story, my story.

This is a book based on the story of my life, describing the brutal unsolved deaths of several neighborhood drug dealers during the height of the crack cocaine epidemic in the late 80's and early 90s. Most of the murders are unsolved cold case, all carried out by the same Muslim assassin and ironically the self-proclaimed bodyguard of Jamil -. Formerly known as H. Rap, a radical black leader in the 60s. He was also a member of the Black Panther Party. Jamil was the most powerful man in the Atlanta and West End neighborhood. Allegedly he controlled all the Muslims that he moved in his Muslim community during the time of the killings.

This is my story, and I am the only living person who can tell it. It's the story of the dead, my dead homies, and how and why they died. It's the truth about the West End. We are about to take a ride on the Westside from zones 1-3-4-5- some of 6, and a stop and shop in zone 2. I'm from the 4th zone, Lucile Ave. and Holderness St. It was the heartbeat for drugs in Atlanta's West End, right next to the Muslims Den. How did two worlds so different, so close, co-exist for so long?