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Encrochat uk: The Messages Used In Court To Convict A Liverpool Network

On April 20, SnowEmu spoke with another EncroChat user, "WayVotter", when he said he had "been doing couple tops botts [cocaine/heroin]" and added "spin them on yourself" - sell them - before they exchanged photos depicting blocks of heroin. WayVotter asked the price "how much bots" and SnowEmu said "14 to me" - £14,000 - and WayVotter asked about the price for "tops" and was told "37 to me", meaning £37,000. The inner workings of "top rung" drug dealers trading in kilo blocks of cocaine and heroin are laid bare in these messages. Unemployed Jordan Hughes enjoyed a "lavish lifestyle" thanks to the dirty money he made while spreading misery to others. The dad-of-two had a Mercedes SUV on his drive, planned a two-storey extension to his home and took his family on a six-week summer holiday. All of that extravagance was funded by secret dealings with underworld crooks on the clandestine phone network EncroChat, where he went by the handle "SnowEmu".