105th to 109th Killers - Trumbull park Homes also known as (Trumbull park Gang) is made of 3 cliques of individuals reigning from was a notorious street gang that operated in the neighbourhoods spanning from 105th Bensley through 109th Oglesby and Yates in South Deering Chicago. The gang was known for its involvement in various criminal activities such as robbery, murder, and extortion, making them a feared presence in the community. Like many gangs in Chicago there was a hierarchy but quickly failed, rivalry’s and encounters with the police.The gang would be a collective of Gangster Disciples (GD’s), Satan Disciples (SD’s), and Mafia Insane Vice Lords (MIVL). With each clique having an alliance with each other despite the different values as they were all under one, Trumbull park Gang (TPG). Trumbull Park Gang was founded late 1999 and quickly gained a reputation for their violent and ruthless actions and behaviour. (TPG) had a reputation for robbing or collecting taxes from local businesses, in order to assert their dominance and maintain power in the area. Their crimes often resulted in fear amongst their peers but also deadly consequences, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake, having member’s facing trials and jail time for reckless behaviour on the streets. Members of the Trumbull Park Gang were known for their loyalty to the group and their reckless behaviour, the group would do whatever it took to protect their territory. They operated in a tight-knit network, adapting the “if you are not from here don’t come here” making them very hostile to newcomers. Despite law enforcement efforts to dismantle the gang, the Trumbull Park Gang continued to thrive and expand their operations throughout the years. Their presence in the community instilled fear among residents, wars with rival gangs would greatly Diminish the members count of the Trumbull Park Gang's reign of terror slightly diminished with the arrest and prosecution of key members. On August 13, 2014, two sets of brothers were among 10 people indicted for allegedly conspiring to violently rob armoured trucks and ATMs in the suburbs of Chicago.
The origins of Flawless Family can be traced back to December 28th, 2019, following the death of Frank "Franko" Neems, a highly respected member within their community who lost his life due to an act of Domestic Violence with his girlfriend. In honour of their fallen brother, members such as "Double F Kaso," "Slime," and "FlawlessFamTooski" came together to form Flawless Family, also known as Franko Block. This clique was established to continue Franko’s legacy and to represent the values he stood on for the gang. This would be mainly G.D. subset with a few M.I.V.L’s
The Subset Flawless Family, often referred to as "FlawlessFam" or “Frank Block,” is a part of a notorious street gang (TPG) known for its criminal activities, including murder, attempted murder, burglary, and other crimes. Key older members of the gang, such as Double F Leech (4x), FlawlessFam Baba, FFSkoota, 109 Marko, FlawlessFam D-book (6x), and Slime (1x), have been implicated in a RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act) indictment.
With these older members behind bars, the gang's leadership and operations have seen a shift. The younger generation of the Flawless Family has begun to take over, quickly developing an “No big homie” persona. Individuals of this clique call themselves, “F’s” signifying their commitment towards the hood.
"Get back comes with patience"
On a quiet summer evening near East 97th and Escanaba Avenue, the air was shattered by the sound of rapid gunfire. By the time the chaos subsided, two people lay dead, and one was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. The deadly shooting, which took place just after dusk, is believed to be part of an escalating cycle of gang retaliation, stemming from the recent loss of a prominent member within the community.
Witnesses described the scene as chaotic, with shots ringing out from a passing vehicle. Those who were present barely had time to react before the gunfire tore through the evening stillness, leaving a trail of devastation behind. The victims, all known in the neighbourhood, were gathered outside a local corner store when the attack unfolded.
Authorities suspect the shooting was a direct response to a previous incident involving the slain member, whose death had sent shockwaves through the community just weeks before.
Tensions have been high ever since, with residents fearing the inevitable retaliation that has now tragically claimed more lives.
Despite the swift response from law enforcement, no arrests have been made, and the shooters remain at large. Detectives are working tirelessly to piece together the events that led to the attack, but in a neighbourhood where silence often prevails, they are finding it difficult to gather key information.
Trumbull BeltBoyz (TB2) - A Clique created by a group of young members being known as “BeltBoyz” originally known as the music group of TPG, but would also tend to get their hands dirty. With committing various home invasions, wire fraud, arms dealing and such other crimes to contribute towards the Trumbull Park Gang umbrella. Referring to their hood as a "Warzone" located in the Trumbull Park Homes projects. These young members have gained notoriety over a short period of time due to the various popular diss records, and various robberies committed in the South Deering community. Based at 108th-109th Oglesby Avenue. Trumbull BeltBoyz is known for being a young generation that’s deeply influenced by the older generation in Trumbull Park Homes. Trumbull Park Homes was known as being S.D. and M.I.V.L’s during the first couple years when being founded but later on having more G.D’s. Members That are known from (TB2) such as “Lil Tap” and “2Hott” are known for being heavily associated with the clique and are known for dropping music representing the clique and (TPG) dropping a music video that had gained them publicity about the Crimes and reckless behaviour committed by the clique and gang based at Trumbull Park Homes.
"Shh, Don't Say 2 Much"
Headline: "SayCheese Interview Leads to Shocking Arrests: TB2 Members Implicate Themselves in Past Crimes"
During a recent SayCheeseTV interview, members of the Popular clique known as TB2 unknowingly leaked information that connected them to multiple past crimes. Believing that the Chicago Police Department (CPD) was not closely monitoring them or their actions, the members openly discussed certain details, either in jest or as a sign of bravado.
Throughout the interview, subtle yet significant pieces of information were revealed—times, and even descriptions of incidents that closely matched unsolved crimes in the area. As a result, investigators from the CPD began reviewing the footage, cross-referencing the statements made with their database. Following the interview, the CPD executed a series of arrests, apprehending four members of TB2 based on the evidence they unwittingly provided. However, four others managed to evade capture and are currently still on the run. Authorities are urging the public to provide any information that could lead to their arrests.
"Lil Tap", a known member of TB2, Has been very vocal about the group’s situation. In both his music and interviews, "Lil Tap" has stated the pressures and frustrations surrounding the legal issues his affiliates are facing. In a recent track, he referenced the ongoing situation with lines like, "It's hard tryna celebrate a deal... enjoy the money, and all my guys going away," revealing the emotional toll of watching his crew face jail time while he experiences newfound success.
“For Murda & Love”
Operating primarily along 105th-107th Avenue, NinoWorld is known for its tight-knit subgroup that conducted a ruthless code of conduct. Members would come as one, together honouring "Nino’s" legacy, often engaging in retaliatory acts against opposing gangs or anyone dumb enough to test them, dissing their fallen members often resorted to violence. With their influence strongly growing within the projects,they navigate through complex dynamics of the projects, balancing loyalty, poverty and survival in an eat or be eaten world.
"Heartbreak in South Deering"
Headline: "Tragedy Strikes South Deering Community: 16-Year-Old Nemarcus "Nino" Garvey Fatally Gunned Down
Southeast Chicago is mourning the tragic loss of 16-year-old Nemarcus “Nino” Garvey, a beloved young figure in the community, who was fatally shot on Wednesday evening. The incident occurred at a gas station near South Deering, where "Nino" was gunned down by three unidentified males. The shocking act of violence has sent ripples of grief through the neighbourhood, where the teenager was well-known for his positive energy and bright future.
Witnesses at the scene reported hearing multiple gunshots around 11:30 PM. According to police reports, "Nino" was standing near the store doors when the assailants approached in a vehicle, stepped out, and opened fire. Despite efforts by first responders, Nemarcus was pronounced dead at the scene. The attackers fled the area immediately after the shooting, leaving behind a shaken community and a growing memorial of candles, flowers, and tributes at the gas station.
"Nino" was more than just another face in Trumbull Park homes—he was a beacon of hope for many. He was known for his love of football, playing varsity at South Elgin high school ,receiving many D1 offers and often mentoring younger kids who looked up to him. Friends described him as someone with a contagious smile, always willing to help others and determined to rise above the challenges of his surroundings. Local witness stated
“He was a good kid, always trying to do right by everyone,” said a close family friend. “He had dreams of making it big, of giving back to the people who supported him. This is just senseless.”
"The Indictment"
"Trumbull Park Gang"
