Changes: Story Of A Chicago Kingpin

Nate Hill is a young man that grew up on the South Side of Chicago. On the road to becoming an international natural resource trader; he had to go through a little thing called life. His journey is revisited as he serves a life sentence in a Federal Penitentiary. This story has a little something for everyone. It is the true-life story of a drug kingpin. As a young man while pursuing a passion of street racing, Nate had to work on cars to get extra money to get his own car ready for the energy filled night life. He had a pretty typical life for a young black man growing up on the South Side of Chicago until an individual opted to pay him in cocaine for mechanic work. Nate had never seen cocaine before and had no clue how to go about selling it to get his money. The guy gave him a quick class and that was all she wrote. Nate went on to become the most powerful kingpin in the Midwest netting over 100 million. He took his hard-working mentality that he learned from his parents and applied it to the drug game. Now armed with the knowledge of how to build an organization and financial resources, Hill was able to leave behind his drug empire to venture into more lucrative legal businesses. He started his own newspaper, recording company, charter bus company, and filmed a major motion picture. On his journey he did business with some of the most notable names in the entertainment world such as Michael Jackson, Bernie Mac, LisaRaye McCoy, Public Announcement among others. As all of his business ventures were starting to excel, Hill drew much scrutiny and began being investigated by the federal government. He had long since gotten out of the drug game, but that didnt stop them from hunting their target. Nate became one of Americas Top 10 Most Wanted Criminals. He had no choice but to flee the country for his freedom. During his trek on the continent of Africa, Nate started his most meaningful and successful business venture; a trader of natural resources. He was able to bring tribal leaders together in Guinea, Sierra Leone, and Liberia to aid in his venture. This brought about an immense amount of pride as he was no longer poisoning his communities with drugs but helping build up his people out of poverty and feed their malnourished bodies. Nate has been on the losing side of the judicial system and federal government misconduct for the last 20 years as he serves his life sentence. This story outlines it all in hopes of shedding light on the continuous wrongdoings in the Department of Justice. Nate has always said that, The hunger for a better life, has cost me my life. Now sit back and enjoy the ride as Nate takes you on his journey from being a mechanic, truck driver, drag racer, drug dealer, entrepreneur, humanitarian, to a convicted felon.