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Ali “Zoe” Adam on Zoe Pound Moving 1000+ Kilos from Haiti (Part 6)

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Ali "Zoe" Adam sheds light on his role in the notorious Zoe Pound gang's operation, which ran between 1998 and 2005. Adam confirms that during this period, the gang transported over 1,000 kilos from Haiti to Miami. Using a range of methods including boats and American Airlines flights, Haiti served as a key distribution hub. Adam, working alongside his cousin Pedro, reveals their strategic negotiation tactics, although direct deals with Colombian suppliers proved difficult.

Adam also recounts key transactions, such as a notable delivery of 40 kilos to South Carolina, and the subsequent return of $1.3 million to Miami, which was then sent back to Haiti to settle debts with suppliers. While describing his frequent travels to Haiti, Adams advises against drawing unnecessary attention and highlights the intricacies involved in managing cross-border cocaine shipments.

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