Douglas Spink was originally arrested in 2005 for trying to smuggle 149 Kilos (that’s 328 pounds!) of cocaine across the US/Canada border. Doug received a 3 year sentence much of which was supervised release.
In a seizure that helped lead to his downfall, federal agents and Monroe Police last February stopped a car driven by Douglas Spink, one of Kesling‘s drug couriers, and confiscated 149 kilograms of cocaine with an approximate street value of $34 million. And that, the judge noted, “was just one shipment.“
Though Spink has denied cooperating with Feds, his version of events never seem to line up with reality. In the conversation below, AsherahResearch tries to warn others about Spink and Cryptostorm.
Invictus @Shrouded 22 Dec 2014Who wants a free month of the best VPN available? I’m giving away one free month of @cryptostorm_is “” no bullshit. Just ask.
Mark @ChildDelinquent ・22 Dec 2014@Shrouded @cryptostorm_is really?
Invictus @Shrouded ・22 Dec 2014@ChildDelinquent @cryptostorm_is correct.
@Shrouded @cryptostorm_is I’m game. Tired of muh ISP wave-shaping Spotify.
Dead Agent @asherahresearch ・22 Dec 2014@ChildDelinquent Uh, that one has a catch. Just saying.
Anonymous @anonycast ・23 Dec 2014@asherahresearch @ChildDelinquent What’s the catch?
Dead Agent @asherahresearch ・23 Dec 2014
@anonycast Farther up the thread I posted a link. tl;dr fed supervision & multiple felony convictions w/cooperation.
Anonymous @anonycast ・23 Dec 2014Dead Agent @asherahresearch 23 Dec 2014
@anonycast Dunno who that is. Referring to Doug Spink.
Anonymous @anonycast 23 Dec 2014@asherahresearch Spink never cooperated with anyone, which is why they went after him like they did. Spink is a radical, perfect for vpn
Dead Agent @asherahresearch ・23 Dec 2014@anonycast That’s not the least true. He certainly cooperated: http://seattletimes.com/html/localnews/2002675488_kesling10m.html “¦
This is an excerpt from that link posted by @asherahresearch
