27-was identified as the murder weapon in the killing of Robert Johnson, a.k.a. At least one of the guns involved in this purchase-a black Glock. The FBI file alleges that the Wu-Tang Clan “purchased numerous guns from the Steubenville, Ohio, area,” later claiming that the sellers identified the rappers through a photo spread presented to them. Here are the most explosive finds from the FBI file on Ol’ Dirty Bastard… According to the FBI files, the late ODB and the WTC, which plans to release their sixth studio album this year, are linked to a laundry list of crimes. 13, 2004, but the hip-hop collective lives on, and includes rap luminaries: RZA, GZA, Method Man, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah, Inspectah Deck, U-God, and Masta Killa. Ol’ Dirty Bastard died of a drug overdose on Nov. Attorney’s Office to attempt to build a case against “the WTC Organization” that included “federal charges and a RICO prosecution.” Due to his wacky persona, many arrests, bizarre forays into mainstream music-on the hits “Ghetto Superstar” and the pimp anthem “Got Your Money”-and even an outrageous 1995 MTV special that featured the rapper picking up food stamps in a limo, he was viewed as the first jester of rap, and described as “something of a folk hero” by The New Yorker.Īccording to a recently released cache of FBI files, he was also-along with members of the Wu-Tang Clan-allegedly “heavily involved in the sale of drugs, illegal guns, weapons possession, murder, carjackings, and other types of violent crimes,” lending credence to their celebrated song, “Wu-Tang Clan Ain’t Nuthing ta Fuck Wit.” The 94-page FBI file, released following a Freedom of Information Act request, says detectives sought the assistance of the FBI and the U.S. Jones, was a founding member of the New York hip-hop supergroup the Wu-Tang Clan, which rose to prominence in the ‘90s.
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