Legendary Smuggler, Producer Robert Platshorn aka "Bobby Tuna" of Black Tuna Marijuana Gang Dead скачать в хорошем качестве

Legendary Smuggler, Producer Robert Platshorn aka "Bobby Tuna" of Black Tuna Marijuana Gang Dead

Robert Platshorn produced the film Should Grandma Smoke Pot in twenty twelve after serving three decades in Federal Prison. Photo of Robert Platshorn and Eric Brenner in West Hollywood California 2016 Eric Brenner Reports Breaking News: 4/1/2023 From Steve Bloom and Celebrity Stoner: Weed smuggler extraordinaire Robert Platshorn has passed away. Known as Bobby Tuna for his exploits on the "high seas," he was 79. He spent the last week in hospice care after a brief hospitalization from an unknown ailment. Born on Nov. 11, 1943 in Philadelphia, Platshorn found his calling importing marijuana from Colombia in the '70s. The Black Tuna Gang name was DEA code for his team. They moved a hot strain, Santa Marta Gold, that made them rich. Based in Miami Beach, Platshorn owned numerous cover businesses and several yachts. But the high times ended when the DEA busted the Black Tuna Gang in 1978, charging them with smuggling 500 tons into the U.S. from 1977-1978. It was major coup for the DEA. After two trials, Platshorn, his partner Robert Meinster and six other members of the gang were convicted. Platshorn and Meinster received sentences totalling 108 years. Platshorn served 28 years in federal penitentiaries and was finally released 15 years before the date of his death - on April Fool's Day in 2008. For more on Eric Brenner: https://www.imdb.me/the-real-eric-bre...