billy hayes
We are not going to leave our lives, "says Krista Barnes. Krista and her friend Jennifer was achieved initially ran, my friend, model agency." We wondered why they went to pay for our trip to Peru? They wanted something with a bit of cocaine.“I got asked by a Peruvian customs agent to follow him to a back room,” says Jennifer Davis. “When I have cocaine in my bag. I was scared to death.
The Oscar-winning 1978 film Midnight Express, told the story of 23-year-old college student Billy Hayes, his imprisonment for drug smuggling and his escape from the infamous Turkish Sagmalcilar prison in Istanbul. However, neither the film nor the book authored by Hayes, was completely accurate. As part of the National Geographic series, Haynes is able to tell the full story of his imprisonment and eventual escape.
We are not going to leave our lives, "says Krista Barnes. Krista and her friend Jennifer was achieved initially ran, my friend, model agency." We wondered why they went to pay for our trip to Peru? They wanted something with a bit of cocaine.“I got asked by a Peruvian customs agent to follow him to a back room,” says Jennifer Davis. “When I have cocaine in my bag. I was scared to death.
The Oscar-winning 1978 film Midnight Express, told the story of 23-year-old college student Billy Hayes, his imprisonment for drug smuggling and his escape from the infamous Turkish Sagmalcilar prison in Istanbul. However, neither the film nor the book authored by Hayes, was completely accurate. As part of the National Geographic series, Haynes is able to tell the full story of his imprisonment and eventual escape.
The lesson of Billy Hayes, Krista and Jennifer, and other foreign jail prisoners in the National Geographic Channel Locked Up Abroad series, is that being a drug mule is a dangerous job. You don’t want to get locked up abroad. Not in Turkey, not in Peru and not inBangladesh.Bangladesh, with its long borders with India and Burma, seems ideal for smuggling heroin.
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