He went on a trip collecting vinyl
Filled up his case then when fin
On returning to Australia, the customs
Said sorry, we can’t let you in
Adelaide Hills Hood Matt Lambert came home with a suitcase full of 70’s vinyl records. They wouldn’t let him in as they had detected traces of cocaine. Turns out the records had been used to chop up cocaine, traces which were still present decades later.. They eventually did let him in.
Don Matthews
June 2021
Flippant, Comic, and Serious 
Now this is crazy. Lingering residue. Who would’ve thought. 🙂
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Yes, who would have thought…..
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Brilliant story! 🖤
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Yes, I found it interesting……
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Definitely! 😁🖤
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Very nice article! I am going to share it if you don’t mind?
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You’re welcome….
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Truly, an interesting story. Never thought about the possibility of that type of persistent forensic evidence. I am a bit of a vinyl addict. My wife would huff and say, “A bit??”
I even for several years maintained a blog called “Fast Eddie’s Wax Museum” – until a fire destroyed my collections.
https://fasteddieswaxmuseum.blogspot.com/
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