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Bearpacker is Backpacker’s annual celebration of bear safety, science, and stories.  The story of Cocaine Bear starts with a body in a driveway. Andrew Carter Thornton II had been a paratrooper, a police officer, and a lawyer before turning to drug smuggling, moving loads of cocaine into the U.S. from Colombia in his Cessna 404. That ended on September 11, 1985, when police discovered Thornton’s dead body in a driveway in Knoxville, Tennessee. He was heavily armed, wearing a bulletproof vest, and carrying thousands of dollars in cash and about 77 pounds of cocaine (later valued at around...

URL copied FILE/PTI The district administration has sealed Lucknow's Fun Mall as it failed to follow Covid-related protocols. Meanwhile, My Bar in Rohtas Summit building has also been sealed for flouting Covid norms. The administration had received information about Covid protocols not being followed by the mall authorities, following which District Magistrate Abhishek Prakash issued orders for sealing the premises. Similarly, on input for 'My Bar', the district administration swung into action and sealed the bar.  Uttar Pradesh on Wednesday reported 11 more COVID-19 fatalities o...

PABLO ESCO-BEAR The bizarre true story of the Cocaine Bear who ate a sack of coke that dropped from plane as smuggler fell to death Updated: Mar 12 2021, 6:22 ET Invalid Date, SLICING open the stomach of the 175lb black bear in front of them, the team of pathologists weren't expecting to find millions of pounds worth of cocaine. The bear had gobbled up and overdosed on a staggering 75lbs of the powder which it found, strangely, in the middle of the Chattahoochee National Forest in Georgia, USA. 8 Cocaine Bear, also affectionately referred to as Pablo Esco-bear, was stuffed and is now on dis...

'Cocaine Bear' Movie News Inspires Cast, Plot, Sequel and Costume Ideas On 3/10/21 at 8:30 AM EST Elizabeth Banks is to direct a movie titled Cocaine Bear, based on the true story of a black bear who ate 70 pounds of cocaine and died of an overdose—and Twitter is delighted. The Hollywood Reporter said the thriller was inspired by an event that took place in 1985, when a 175-pound bear consumed a duffle bag full of drugs dropped from an airplane by Kentucky-based smuggler Andrew Thornton. The movie will be produced by Phil Lord and Chris Miller, known for Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse,...