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The Unsolved Murder of G-Train: Memphis's Notorious Gang Leader | LMG Mafia

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Published Sep 26, 2026, 12:32 PM · 2w ago

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In November 1999, George "G-Train" Hughlett Jr., leader of the LeMoyne Gardens Mafia, was ambushed outside Headquarters, a club at Porter and Crump in South Memphis. He was 29. His killing remains unsolved. Before that, a rival gunned down in a parking lot named Train as his shooter while he lay dying. A jury acquitted Train anyway. This documentary traces LMG from a single housing project to a record label bearing Train's name, a murder trial built on a dying declaration, and a killing no one has answered for. Sources: The Commercial Appeal, WREG, court-related accounts, and History's Gangland. DISCLAIMER: This video is for educational and documentary purposes only. We do not condone or glorify any criminal behavior.

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