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    Drugs, Thugs and Skullduggery

    By Stanley R Sanders

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    About this ebook

    A drug-runner, is spotted by police while carrying illegal drugs. Cornered, he tries to hide the bag which ends up in the inspection hatch of a large food mixing unit. He meets with a sudden death and the knowledge of the whereabouts of the drugs dies with him. Over the following days, the vibration of the food mixing machine causes the drugs to be slowly released and fall into mixes destined for the consumer market. Soon people from all walks of society are innocently eating foods that contain LSD, Cocaine, Viagra, Speed and other mind and body altering substances with outrageous and sometimes catastrophic outcomes………….
    “Drugs, Thugs and Skullduggery” is the story of the hunt for the illicit goods by both the police and the underworld whilst increasingly bizarre and strange events occur in the background.
    Please note that the book contains adult material including violence and scenes of a sexual nature including male rape
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateOct 6, 2014
    ISBN9781326039912
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