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ENGLEWOOD — Norman Tillman doesn't hide the truth about his past.
He admits that he made millions of dollars selling crack-cocaine on Chicago's streets in the late 1980s, destroying neighborhoods and the lives of most of his family members in the process.
Tillman is playing a supporting role in an upcoming documentary about Los Angeles drug kingpin "Freeway" Rick Ross. On today's DNAinfo Radio Extra, Mark Konkol discusses how Tillman avoided major jail time, and how the death of his brother changed his life:
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