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Originally Posted by KingBBinLV
Highly doubt he was only gonna get $110,000 for bringing in that much blow.
Only way I see that possible is if someone set him up with that shipment. While they investigated and caught him and his friends with this shipment, another shipment worth 100 million came in at another port. The main guys lost 7-10% by him getting busted but the main shipment made it in to the country and Saab was the unlucky patsy to go down with the ship and take the fall.
You have to cut through the "street value" bulls%^ the cops put out there and look at the real numbers. The article claims "$6.5-8.5 MIRRION!!" was the worth, but they are liars and use fuzzy math(understatement of the century) to get those numbers to make them look better. Matter of fact that number is preposterous and a work of fiction.
Saab tried to import 14.6 kilos, which HE paid roughly 20-25k per kilo for on the wholesale market. Probably closer to 20 being it was 14 of them. Is that anywhere near $8 million? Of course not, it is around 300-350k, just a SLIGHT difference in value.
Saab making around $100k is right about what it should be a for a broker in that situation bringing in around 325k of product.
I can't even wrap my head around the lies these cops tell, this case is especially egregious. 14.6 kilos is about 514 ounces.
An ounce at a premium price would net roughly $1200, or 616,000. Hell let's just say $1400 or $719,600 for the heck of it.
Break it down in 8 balls for $200 a piece, and you can scratch out $822,400
In order to make the say $7million they claim, you would need to sell
14,392 individual grams at about $500 a piece. A gram sells for about $80 on the street.
It is flat out comical how they try to make it look like a massive life altering bust to make themselves look good.