Jacob Diaz

However, his employer, Vicente Guerrero, paid very well.

Unbeknownst to the passengers, the night before, the bus's carriage had been raised and the undercarriage loaded with over 800 kilos of

Once the kids had been dropped off at the zoo, the driver drove the bus to a commercial vehicle auto body service and repair station.

There, Alfredo Rios, a Houston-based distributor, had the product removed from the belly of the bluebird.

The kilos were then placed in secret compartments within half a dozen vehicles, which were placed on a car hauler bound for Atlanta, Georgia.

Just before 3 p.m., the driver arrived back at the zoo to pick up the special needs kids and their chaperones.

With their tummies stuffed with cotton candy and the strings to their balloons clenched in their hands, they climbed onto the bus for the ride back to the school.

None the wiser.

One week later, drivers in Atlanta were assigned a vehicle and they went about delivering the cotton candy to distributors throughout the southeastern United States.

Diaz's cell rang as he tossed his textbooks into the back of his Jeep Cherokee.

Central Florida's 2006 summer semester began within days.

Diaz had been in the U.S.

for nearly a year, attending classes, while waiting for Ole to feel comfortable enough to cross the border.

I'm at the house, said Ole.

Diaz was taken aback.

He had no idea Ole had re-entered the country.

You're in Ocala?

He ignored the question.

We have work to do.

Over the next week, Diaz and Olay rented two stash houses.