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Norman’s Cay

island, Bahamas
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  • Carlos Lehder
    Carlos Lehder

    
using the Bahamian island of Norman’s Cay as a transshipment point, from which planes laden with cocaine would fly to abandoned airstrips in Florida, Georgia, and North and South Carolina. He bribed government officials and either bought out or frightened away the residents of the island, making it his own


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using the Bahamian island of Norman’s Cay as a transshipment point, from which planes laden with cocaine would fly to abandoned airstrips in Florida, Georgia, and North and South Carolina. He bribed government officials and either bought out or frightened away the residents of the island, making it his own


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