L'ancien de la French Connection
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Émile Diaz, known as Milou, is one of the last survivors of the French Connection, the largest drug network that controlled heroin trafficking between France and the United States in the 1970s. Of Corsican origin, raised in a family of criminals in the Belle de Mai district of Marseille, he dedicated himself to excelling in the art of crime. Theft, robbery, maritime trafficking, and then the acquisition of base morphine in Turkey, which he transported to the laboratories of chemists tasked with producing heroin. Now 80 years old, Émile recounts his life story, sharing memories of a life of crime steeped in myth and little-known realities.
His book, "Truand" (Thug), is available.
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Que les fantômes de ces morts le suivent dans la tombe.
Des grands-pères corses, nés dans la misere j’en connais beaucoup dont 2 particulièrement...Ils n’ont jamais été délinquants et a force de travail se sont fait une situation respectable. Eux n’ont la mort de personne sur la conscience...
Je remercie le Miséricordieux, le très Miséricordieux, ma sœur, mon épouse et mes 4 merveilleux mômes de m'avoir aidé à me remettre dans le droit chemin
paix à toutes les victimes d'OD
Et les familles qui ont eu le chagrin d'avoir un enfant perdu dans cette 💩😢
L'ancien de la French Connection
Origines
545,257 views
Émile Diaz, known as Milou, is one of the last survivors of the French Connection, the largest drug network that controlled heroin trafficking between France and the United States in the 1970s. Of Corsican origin, raised in a family of criminals in the Belle de Mai district of Marseille, he dedicated himself to excelling in the art of crime. Theft, robbery, maritime trafficking, and then the acquisition of base morphine in Turkey, which he transported to the laboratories of chemists tasked with producing heroin. Now 80 years old, Émile recounts his life story, sharing memories of a life of crime steeped in myth and little-known realities.
His book, "Truand" (Thug), is available.
Follow O-Rigines, the new media outlet that explores the history of stories.
Podcast: bit.ly/Origines_podcast
Youtube: @originesmedia
Instagram: Instagram: origines.media
Twitter: Twitter: Originesmedia
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