Paul Johnson, a former KFC employee, has set up a billion-dollar drug empire right in the attic of his home inEngland.
The police managed to detect and arrestan entrepreneurial businessman who organized an international drug trade under the guise of selling tea on the darknet network. According to the investigation, the business brought its owner about $ 2.8 million. Law enforcement officers were able to confiscate only $ 2.3 million.
An English court sentenced Johnson to eight years in prison for illegally selling drugs for cryptocurrency.
Leaving his job on the fast food chain, Johnson devoted all his time to an illegal hobby under the guise of a tea company, and continued a modest life in a small house with a supported car.
A search of Johnson’s house in the attic confiscated a lot of drugs and a laptop, which was actively used for crypto trading.
Johnson, 32, said in court that after graduating from college he chose this business because he could not find a suitable job.
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