Silver Or Lead (Mafia For Hire Book 1)

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spoiler:After killing her son, Alison Garrs downs a bunch of pills and alcohol. Catherine discovers her and saves her life.]] When he was released, Melvin Jr. shouted "Hallelujah" and said he "was looking forward to a cold beer." The 26-year-old likely got his beer, but the celebration was short lived. Three days after being freed, his father, Jimmy Melvin Sr., was the intended target of gunfire outside of a pizza shop in Spryfield.

MercyKill: [[spoiler:Alison Garrs kills her son Darrell to spare him from going to prison as she knows he would suffer.]]But shit really hit the fan when Jimmy Melvin Jr. was released from prison in 2006. On June 20 of the same year, one month after Melvin Jr.'s release, an unknown assailant gunned down Wayne "Chop" Marriott in his driveway, as well as injuring Jeremy Leblanc who sat in the passenger seat. He was also working as a teacher when he and Joanna met during her A-Levels and encouraged her to drop out so they can marry.

AntiVillain: Frances Drummond. When Catherine finds out Ryan's new tutor is someone who's been [[spoiler:visiting Tommy Lee Royce in prison]], she surprisingly doesn't flip out. Instead, she notifies the police of her fraud ([[spoiler:she'd been impersonating her dead sister]]), and goes to her house while she's under house arrest just to ask her why she did it. Later, she finds evidence that she was [[spoiler:just one of many woman Royce had been grooming]], and empathetically breaks the news to her. Overall, the series goes to pains at the end to stress that she was as much a victim of Tommy's grooming as any of his other victims. As teenagers, the source claimed the younger group would often hang out at Terry Jr.'s residence, where drugs and women were plentiful, as they began committing crimes themselves. But Jimmy Jr. always used to get on Terry Jr.'s nerves.Second Mafia summit hailed One of the events held by Yorkshire Mafia is Skill Will. Skill Will is a Social Enterprise offering business, public, charity and social enterprise sectors the opportunity to meet, connect and support each other through partnership opportunities and programmes. [13]