Clarentavious
10-31-03, 04:45 AM
I just heard on the news...
You know how on airplanes, they hand out those little bags of peanuts? Well police at the airport discovered 51 bags that were full of cocain, from a flight that came in from Columbia. That is a very clever smuggling plan, I would reckon this method has been used before and this is the first time they've caught this.
My question is... If they opened the bags and put cocain inside, that would make the bags too obvious, with the plastic/foil wrapper being torn open, and presumably tapped back together or something. Besides cocain could spill out, and even very small amounts of that stuff is incredibly expensive. Well that's my guess anyway
So how is it that they came up with bags that were originally sealed with cocain? I would assume you would need a big manufacturing plant to have plastic bags produced with the Delta or US Air logos on them. I mean those things look industrial quality. I mean I can't use my Lexmark Z45 printer to try and make counterfeit US dollars, even an old man with alzheimers could realize one in an instant without even comparing it to a real bill. If the bags didn't look like the real thing, then the plot wasn't so clever after all. But if they did..... how is it drug lords in Columbia would get ahold of the equipment necessary to make peanut bags of that quality? I doubt someone would sell such machines to a druglord in Columbia (in fact it would probably be very hard to get your hands on one in the first place)
So, what do you think? :bugeye:
You know how on airplanes, they hand out those little bags of peanuts? Well police at the airport discovered 51 bags that were full of cocain, from a flight that came in from Columbia. That is a very clever smuggling plan, I would reckon this method has been used before and this is the first time they've caught this.
My question is... If they opened the bags and put cocain inside, that would make the bags too obvious, with the plastic/foil wrapper being torn open, and presumably tapped back together or something. Besides cocain could spill out, and even very small amounts of that stuff is incredibly expensive. Well that's my guess anyway
So how is it that they came up with bags that were originally sealed with cocain? I would assume you would need a big manufacturing plant to have plastic bags produced with the Delta or US Air logos on them. I mean those things look industrial quality. I mean I can't use my Lexmark Z45 printer to try and make counterfeit US dollars, even an old man with alzheimers could realize one in an instant without even comparing it to a real bill. If the bags didn't look like the real thing, then the plot wasn't so clever after all. But if they did..... how is it drug lords in Columbia would get ahold of the equipment necessary to make peanut bags of that quality? I doubt someone would sell such machines to a druglord in Columbia (in fact it would probably be very hard to get your hands on one in the first place)
So, what do you think? :bugeye: