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Smuggling From Morocco: Michael Emmet

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March 30, 2021

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Michael Emmett idolised his gangster father. He wanted to follow in his dad’s footsteps and to join the family business. At 16, he entered the glamourous yet dangerous world of organised crime.

Under the tutelage of his father – a contemporary of the infamous Kray twins – Michael’s criminal activities funded a reckless lifestyle marked by drugs, sex and violence. But the high couldn’t last forever. In 1993, Michael and his father were arrested in a dramatic confrontation with the police during a £13 million smuggling operation. Michael was sentenced to twelve years behind bars and would serve his time in the same prison as his father.

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