Even though the Ventures had disbanded, the Playboys and Jousters were still paying honorable homage to them by keeping them on the original title. The Jousters also continued their strong unity with the Gaylords, calling this unification GFJ. This stood for Gaylords, Jousters and Freaks. The Freaks were another predominately White street gang. The sets at Honore and Bloomingdale, and Sawyer and Altgeld were gone by 1985 due to immigration. Also adding to the damage of forfeiting these two important Jouster sets, the leader of the Honore and Bloomingdale set, Lil' Man, committed suicide. By this time the Jousters were fully gone from the Taylor Street area. There was also turmoil for them at their set in Hanson Park. The Jousters were strongly in control of this area, until two murders in their park brought police attention to their organization. Two members of a rival gang, the Simon City Royals who were formerly allies, were found dead in Hanson Park. By 1986, due to heavy police attention and arrests, the Jousters were going extinct, and very few members were seen actively on the streets. A few years later, members Bear and Omen attempted to resurrect the gang and had some success. In 1987 a chapter just west of Hanson opened up, Riis Park. From 1987 to 1992 the Riis Park Jousters were an active set. What brought that set down was a massive police crackdown. Hanson Park at this time was their last set left. The rejuvenation of the Hanson Park Jousters started to fade as the ethnic and cultural make up of the neighborhood had changed. The Jousters would last up to around 1995, but after that their presence faded..