Cocaine Bear

 In the winter of 1985, a prominent American black bear was wandering through a forest in Georgia when it saw something strange lying out on the forest floor. the bear walked over and began pawing at it and slashing at it until finally, the bear ripped this thing open and immediately this strange flowery smell filled the air. less than 10 minutes later that bear would experience something that no other living thing on earth has ever experienced.

 The hunter had a deer hunting rifle, which is not nearly powerful enough to quickly take down a black bear if at all and so if he starts shooting at the spare. There was a very good chance that the bear would just turn around and maul him before he was able to put the bear down with his rifle. the bear was slumped forward and its body almost looked like. a deflated balloon. three months before the Hunter discovered this dead bear. 

Two pilots were flying their little six-seater Cessna aeroplane over northern Georgia. The two pilots intercepted over their radio a voice message that they definitely were not supposed to hear it sounded like other pilots communicating with each other.

An 85-year-old man named Fred Meyers was just waking up when he noticed something strange outside in his driveway. Fred always got up before sunrise. It was part of his daily routine. He would get dressed. He would wash and shave his face and then sit down and read the local newspaper. Fred had recently been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. Black Bear was alive and well and living a typical black bear living in the Chattahoochee National forest, which meant. 

He mostly spent his time wandering around the woods looking for something to eat. two weeks later that two weeks before that bear was discovered by that hunter in Chattahoochee National Forest now at this point in late November that Black Bear just loved it because it ate whatever was inside of the bag. All of it.. hunter walked into the Chattahoochee National Forest and discovered this. 

Dead bear and then within 24 hours the hunter was back home and he told one of his friends about discovering the spare. when he told his friend about seeing the spare. He also kind of casually mentioned that he had seen a duffel bag in the forest not far from the dead bear.

The dead Black Bear died from a massive massive cocaine overdose. the authorities standing in the Chattahoochee National Forest. Looking down at this empty Duffel bag had no idea where the cocaine went that was supposed to be inside of it, but on a hunch. 

They decided to bring the body of the dead bear back with them and perform an autopsy on it. the medical examiner would open up the bear's stomach and the examiner would say the stomach was quite packed to the brim with cocaine. the Mr Ballin podcast is available exclusively on Amazon Music consider donating to our charity. It's called Mr Ballin Foundation and it provides support to victims of violent crime as well as their families. Monthly donors to honour them. Society will receive free gifts and exclusive invites to special live events.


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