Big Law: The King Who Killed the King’s Blood and Later Took the Throne

Lawrence “Big Law” Loggins was one of the highest-ranking Black Disciples in Chicago — a man powerful enough to make police fear retaliation across the South Side, yet almost invisible in the public record. After serving 20 years for killing Gregory Freeman, a relative of Black Disciples king Jerome “King Shorty” Freeman, Big Law walked out of prison and left almost no official footprint. No new arrests. No updated mugshot. No clear public face. But the streets remembered him. This is the story of how Lawrence “Big Law” Loggins became tied to the Black Disciples throne, why his past never disappeared, and how one old crime, one broken gang structure, and one impossible position reshaped the power map of Englewood. Topics covered: Lawrence Big Law Loggins, Big Law, Black Disciples, King Shorty, Gregory Freeman, Chicago gangs, Englewood, South Side Chicago, street politics, gang history, true crime documentary. DISCLAIMER: This documentary is produced for educational and historical purposes only. The criminal activities depicted are condemned in the strongest possible terms. We do not glorify, promote, or condone violence, drug trafficking, or any illegal activity described in this video.