Cocaine ‘bibles’ reportedly washed up on Sierra Leone’s coast
The Economist describes the packages as an extraordinarily valuable catch for thousands of fishermen—but says finding one is a mixed blessing.
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Packages of cocaine nicknamed “bibles” because they resemble thick books often washed up along Sierra Leone’s coastline, The Economist reports. The magazine describes them as “the most valuable catch imaginable” for thousands of fishermen, while calling their discovery a mixed blessing.
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