On a quiet Friday night in South Central Los Angeles, the streetlights on Figueroa flickered over the body of a 34-year-old man lying face-down beside a smoke shop. Police tape fluttered in the wind as officers marked shell casings in yellow chalk. Within hours, whispers turned into certainty — the victim was the son of Eugene “Big U” Henley, the man once hailed as South L.A.’s self-made savior and later indicted as the architect of its most feared criminal network.