Ken Behr

For weeks they got, you know, shit and piss and eat in that hole.

You got... I mean, if you Google the narco subs or the submersibles, it's crazy.

Sounds terrible.

It is.

It's unhumane and these people are in there and...

I don't know how they do it except for the fact that, and they're not getting paid.

Nobody's paying these, like the guys in the boats in Venezuela, which that was never coming to America.

There was no proof.

The first one, they had 11 people on the boat.

The trick to smuggling is the less people you have to pay, the better.

The less people, the more room for drugs, and the less you have to chop up the deal.

Yeah, 11 sounds like a lot.

That was probably people, a family smuggling themselves out of Venezuela to Colombia to go, you know, and they probably murdered the whole family.

I'm sure with all the technology we have these days, it's way harder to smuggle over the seas now, right?

Yes.

I would tell you that the technology, like when we started, a guy would just throw a couple hundred pounds of weed on the deck of his sailboat, wrap it up in a sail bag and sail in.

in the end they had you know planes flying up radar awacs they have a thing called big bertha which was a blimp that was in the keys that would shoot radar down you know but there's ways around it i'll tell you i'll tell you a smuggling trip we did a little one so i live right by fort lauderdale airport at the time literally you know mile and a half away so one of the tricks was you go into the bahamas or wherever wherever get yourself a load of drugs not a big load all right

And then, let's say, this time I think we had 40 kilos of Coke.

80 kilos, I don't remember.

A couple duffel bags.