In a straightforward story breaking BadMichael Williamson, a 77-year-old terminally ill British news agency, has been revealed as the mastermind of a massive £52 million cocaine operation that spans more than 10 years.
according to Daily MailWilliamson runs a job shop in Poynton, Cheshire, and lives a quiet, seemingly stable life. But behind that facade, he planned the distribution of more than half a ton of Class A drugs in the UK. His dual life span was exposed in 2019 when police raided his Salford home and shopping and found £137,000 worth of cocaine, £33,000 in cash, and consistent drug dealing and debt records.
Despite having no criminal record and living a lonely life, Williamson was charged with conspiracy to provide drugs and was convicted in Bolton Crown Court in January. However, he was never sentenced due to his terminal illness. He died earlier this month.
After Judge Clark's death, Williamson said in court that he was “very sincere” in drug conspiracy. His case is widely compared with Walter White, Walter White breaking Bad.
A source told sun“He looks like your average corner shop owner, but behind the counter, he handles much better than candy.”
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The investigation also led to convictions from three other people, including 33-year-old former rugby league player Payden Candland, who was sentenced to 19 years and nine months in prison. Williamson’s story is a shocking real life reminder of how appearances can be deceived and how far they can go when someone pushes to the edge.