Chuck’s story is an incredible record of American crime. However, the primary value of the story is in his ultimate transformation, after he has the clarity of mind and moral strength to overcome his addictions, and devote his life to helping his fellow addicts and ex-convicts find recovery.

We are currently seeking funding for a documentary and feature film/televison project. We are also looking to publish the story of Chuck's life.


Aldyn Jones taking notes as Chuck relates his life story. Circa 1993

Aldyn Jones taking notes as Chuck relates his life story. Circa 1993

novel/biography

Aldyn Jones gives an incredibly detailed account of Chuck’s historic adventures, lawlessness, incarcerations, and escapes, of the nefarious men and women of the underworlds whom he associated with throughout his criminal career, and lastly of his entry into society as an honest citizen, leading a respectable and virtuous life helping others.


Chuck in San Francisco's Chinatown reminiscing about smoking opium in the secretive underground city. 1997

Chuck in San Francisco's Chinatown reminiscing about smoking opium in the secretive underground city. 1997

Documentary

Bill Wright, with his brothers Tom and Jamie, shot hours of long-lost and now recently discovered documentary footage of Chuck. We are looking for completion funding to finalize the documentary for theatrical and television release. He takes us on a journey through American crime history, reflecting on his life and his secretive underworld profession. Chuck, in effect, becomes a living link to the past. He makes his criminal adventures come alive in a way that history books cannot. 


Blog I: Nutless Johnson: How a prison's "most dangerous inmate" was legally castrated and transformed into a "model prisoner."

Blog I: Nutless Johnson: How a prison's "most dangerous inmate" was legally castrated and transformed into a "model prisoner."

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Coming soon.

With years of research, we have created a criminal database with hundreds of Chuck's associates and thousands of documents, including newspaper articles, state and federal prison records, FBI files, and interviews. We plan to write a blog every two weeks about a criminal associate or event relating to Chuck's life.