Francis Joseph Benditt Jr: Difference between revisions

The operation funneled massive amounts of Colombian cocaine from Florida to the Northeast. Benditt allegedly helped flood State College, Pennsylvania with kilos of pure white powder—bringing nosebleeds, nervous breakdowns, and a new definition of "higher education" to Penn State students.<ref>https://www.psucollegian.com/archives/yuppie-cocaine-ring-broken/article_032a3c4e-325a-5169-b7fe-d4382f8bfefc.html</ref>

By 2002, Frank was no longer snorting rails — instead, he was showing up in khaki shorts to clap for his step-daughter '''(Vanessa Leigh Vogl)''' disembarking the USS John C. Stennis<ref>https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.hawaiinewsnow.com/story/791614/emotional-homecoming-for-uss-john-c-stennis%3foutputType=amp</ref>. The ship, ironically, had more firepower than Frank’s entire cocaine ring. His step-daughter flew missions over Afghanistan;  

While some co-defendants cooperated with authorities, Benditt reportedly did not get the “Snitches Get Reduced Sentences” memo in time. He awaited sentencing while others began serving prison terms, doing community service, or crying into their Miami Vice suits.

== Personal Life ==