Rene Enriquez

Rene Enriquez, also known as "Boxer," is a former member of the Mexican Mafia and an ex-convict who became an author and motivational speaker. He was involved in organized crime activities and was a high-ranking member of the Mexican Mafia.

The Mexican Mafia, also known as "La Eme," is a highly organized criminal organization that operates within the U.S. prison system and among various street gangs. It was formed in the 1950s and is primarily composed of Mexican-American members. The Mexican Mafia exercises control over drug trafficking, extortion, and other criminal activities.

Rene Enriquez was involved in various criminal activities during his time as a member of the Mexican Mafia. These activities included drug trafficking, extortion, murder, and the control of criminal enterprises within the prison system. He was also responsible for ordering the deaths of rival gang members and those who disrespected the Mexican Mafia.

Rene Enriquez left the Mexican Mafia after spending 17 years in prison, during which he had a change of heart and decided to distance himself from his former life. He decided to cooperate with the authorities and provide information that helped convict several high-ranking members of the Mexican Mafia, including his former associates. His cooperation led to his removal from the Federal Witness Protection Program.

After leaving the Mexican Mafia and the Federal Witness Protection Program, Rene Enriquez has focused on turning his life around. He became an author and motivational speaker, aiming to help others avoid a life of crime and violence. He published a memoir titled "The Black Hand: The Story of Rene 'Boxer' Enriquez and His Life in the Mexican Mafia," and he now travels across the country, sharing his experiences and speaking about his transformation and the dangers of gang life.