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It鈥檚 sometimes said that the notorious Aryan Brotherhood (AB) has a 鈥渂lood in, blood out鈥� rule 鈥� that prospective members need to kill an AB enemy to join the gang, and that the only way to leave the gang is by dying. While that is not literally true in all cases, the AB is famous for the deadly way it settles scores. John Greschner, one of the gang鈥檚 top leaders, or 鈥渃ommissioners,鈥� broke ties with the AB in 1999. He said he was forced to leave the gang after he exposed an alleged plot by fellow AB commissioner and AB co-founder Barry 鈥淭he Baron鈥� Mills to have five AB members who were personally disliked by Mills but had not breached gang rules killed by falsely branding them informants. In an interview with the Intelligence Report, Greschner described how he fell out with Mills and detailed the AB鈥檚 ironclad rules for killing one of its own. The Report started by asking Greschner how AB leaders decide if a member should die.

JOHN GRESCHNER: Only the commission can authorize a hit on a brother. If the commission doesn鈥檛 authorize it, and you kill a brother, no matter what the reason, if it鈥檚 unauthorized, you鈥檙e going to pay the price. You鈥檙e going to get clipped. That shit is carved in stone on the face of a mountain.

INTELLIGENCE REPORT: How does the commission authorize a hit?

GRESCHNER: It takes two commissioners to green-light a brother. So what happened with Barry was, he was coming to me, because he needed a second commissioner, and he thought I鈥檇 just rubber stamp all these hits, and he鈥檚 telling me, 鈥淭hese guys are informants.鈥� But he had no evidence. And the common denominator was that he had personal beefs with them over feeling disrespected, but he鈥檚 trying to put it in my head, 鈥淟ook, bro, they鈥檙e tit for tat.鈥�

IR: Tit for tat?

GRESCHNER: 鈥淭it for tat鈥� is our code for rats, just like 鈥渂ees and honey鈥� means money and 鈥渓aying from Bristol,鈥� pistol.

IR: So you didn鈥檛 believe him?

GRESCHNER: Well, I wanted to see evidence. I told him, 鈥淟ook, brother, I鈥檓 not cosigning that order.鈥� And I put the word out to all the joints [federal prisons], 鈥淏arry鈥檚 saying this, but there鈥檚 no evidence, so as the second commissioner, I鈥檓 putting the brakes on his order. These hits are not authorized, and anyone who carries them out will pay with his life.鈥�

IR: How did Mills react?

GRESCHNER: He felt I betrayed him by exposing him to all the other brothers. Well, I鈥檓 doing what I鈥檓 supposed to do as a brother. I鈥檓 doing what the ethics of our organization demand that I do, and I鈥檓 certainly doing what I鈥檓 supposed to do as a commissioner. I鈥檓 not going to throw a brother鈥檚 life away. It鈥檚 not going to happen.