Execution in Kintyre: The Andem Gang’s Most Brutal Crime

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Execution in Kintyre: The Andem Gang’s Most Brutal Crime uncovers one of the darkest and most disturbing chapters in Jamaica’s criminal history. This documentary takes viewers deep into Eastern St Andrew, where fear ruled the hills of Kintyre, August Town, and Dallas, and where the Andem Gang enforced loyalty through violence, intimidation, and execution-style killings.

This video focuses on the infamous double murder of Fitz-Albert “Portland” Hall and Lennox “Gullymouth” Francis — a crime that exposed how the Andem Gang operated like a covert military unit. Disguised as police and soldiers, armed with high-powered weapons, and driven by suspicion over a missing gun, gang members carried out a calculated nighttime execution that shocked Jamaica.

Using confirmed court records, police investigations, and sworn confessions, this documentary breaks down how the crime unfolded step by step — from the meeting at Angola, to the forced entry into the Kintyre home, to the execution-style shootings that left two men bound and lifeless on the floor.

The story continues inside the courtroom, where confessions, legal battles, and appeals revealed the inner workings of one of Jamaica’s most feared gangs. From death sentences to life imprisonment, this case remains a powerful example of how fear, loyalty, and betrayal shaped gang warfare in Jamaica during the 1980s.

This is not rumor.
This is not folklore.
This is documented Jamaican crime history.

📌 Watch to understand how the Andem Gang ruled through fear — and how justice finally closed in.

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