A Brief History Of The Sons Of Silence Motorcycle Club
The Sons of Silence Motorcycle Club has a complex history, originating in the 1960s and growing to have global chapters.
The club is often mentioned alongside the "Big Four" outlaw motorcycle clubs in the U.S., which includes the Hells Angels, Pagans, Outlaws, and Bandidos.
These clubs are commonly accused of drug trafficking and other illegal activities, often falling under the RICO Act.
While not as notorious as the "Big Four", the Sons of Silence carry significant weight and could be considered part of a "Big Six" of outlaw MCs, alongside the Mongols.
The world of outlaw MCs is a complex one, with a seemingly endless list of smaller and lesser-known MCs working with and against the "Big Four."
The Sons of Silence have been on U.S. authorities' radar for decades, with a reputation that precedes them.
Author's summary: The Sons of Silence MC has a rich history and complex reputation.
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