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Francis Jr. was a real estate executive based in Philadelphia. During the 1980s, Benditt was indicted as part of a massive cocaine trafficking operation dubbed the "yuppie cocaine ring"—a cartel for people who wore shoulder pads and listened to Huey Lewis and the News while committing felonies. | Francis Jr. was a real estate executive based in Philadelphia. During the 1980s, Benditt was indicted as part of a massive cocaine trafficking operation dubbed the "yuppie cocaine ring"—a cartel for people who wore shoulder pads and listened to Huey Lewis and the News while committing felonies. | ||
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. | 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. The ship, ironically, had more firepower than Frank’s entire cocaine ring. His step-daughter flew missions over Afghanistan; | 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. The ship, ironically, had more firepower than Frank’s entire cocaine ring. His step-daughter flew missions over Afghanistan; |