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In 1994, New Orleans recorded 425 murders and carried the highest homicide rate in the country. Roughly one out of every four of those killings occurred inside the city’s public-housing developments. At the Florida Housing Project alone, contemporary reporting counted 26 murders in a single year — more than any other project in New Orleans. Five years earlier, Wayne Hardy had already sat in front of a camera with a photo album, pointing out friends he had lost and explaining how many of the people around him were already dead. By 1994, the kind of violence Wayne had been talking about had reached another level. That photo album gives us a way into the story of Wayne and his older brother Paul “Cool” Hardy. Their history runs through the murder of their older brother Curtis, Paul’s struggles growing up, Wayne often speaking and stepping in for him, and murder investigations that repeatedly brought members of the Hardy family into police files. By 1994, federal records were placing Paul, people around him and his rivals inside conflicts tied to Florida, the same project leading every other development in the city in murders. Paul also had something most men around him didn’t — access to a New Orleans police officer willing to provide reports, addresses, warnings and protection. That officer was Len Davis, and their relationship would pull Paul into one of the most notorious police-corruption and murder cases in New Orleans history after the killing of Kim Groves. Near the end of the episode, Wayne returns to that same photo album, this time talking through the women in his life, before the story reaches a final turn he could not have known was coming when the footage was recorded. By the end, one Hardy Boy would be murdered, while the other would be given a federal life sentence. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pop_a_lot/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MobbTiesTV/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Pop_A_Lot Snapchat: https://www.snapchat.com/add/traphouse-pop (Contact) [email protected] Latest Mixtape: 401K Tape [Download Below] https://www.spinrilla.com/mixtapes/pop-a-lot-401k-tape itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/pop-a-lot/286247507 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0Y7PSIus3f1laJ0pZ2uHYk Pandora: https://www.pandora.com/artist/pop-lot/AR7V2kpZ7jj4cK6

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