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Hell's Children is the name of a biker gang that was started back in 1964 by Dutch Stiglitz. It was used to smuggle weapons and drugs into America and were hired hand for the Mafia as well, Usually working for Paulie Soprano and making lots of money to finance their operations. Criminals and prisoners usually make up much of this gang and if anyone starts anything with them, the wrath of the Hell's Children with fall upon them.

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  • Hell's Children is the name of a biker gang that was started back in 1964 by Dutch Stiglitz. It was used to smuggle weapons and drugs into America and were hired hand for the Mafia as well, Usually working for Paulie Soprano and making lots of money to finance their operations. Criminals and prisoners usually make up much of this gang and if anyone starts anything with them, the wrath of the Hell's Children with fall upon them.
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  • Hell's Children is the name of a biker gang that was started back in 1964 by Dutch Stiglitz. It was used to smuggle weapons and drugs into America and were hired hand for the Mafia as well, Usually working for Paulie Soprano and making lots of money to finance their operations. Criminals and prisoners usually make up much of this gang and if anyone starts anything with them, the wrath of the Hell's Children with fall upon them.
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