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welcome to true crime Go. I am John here with Jamie.

Jamie, are we talking about Tennessee football's legal troubles before the hire of Jeremy Pruitt?

We are not putting money in McDonald's or

chick fillet bags. We're putting it somewhere else. I always love your

reactions. That's that's the first time you've ever shaken your head at me.

Yeah, I thought for sure we were talking about Jeremy Pruitt dropping money in chick

flea bags and John giving it to so much worse is it it is get us rolling today's

story is one for the books for sure it It's a tale from Florida and Florida always, you know,

never disappoints. It's got drugs, deception, and well, let's just say a very

unconventional method of smuggling money.

Our story begins in the early hours of Saturday, August 26th of 2017

when Mayor Ann County deputies pulled over 26 year old Patreon Stokes for speeding.

During this stop they smelled marijuana and started searching Stokes's car and they found

found just an absolute treasure trove of illegal substances.

They found cocaine, they found heroin,

a set of scales, they found meth.

That's not all they found.

Stokes had a big wad of cash and a little bit of marijuana as well.

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