Crazy Methods That Smugglers Have Used To Get Through Checkpoints

By Editorial Staff in Bizarre On 12th September 2014
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#1: Money in Bread

#2: Cocaine in breast implants

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#3: Cocaine in candy eggs

#4: Almost a metric tonne of weed in the shape of a donkey

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#5: Geckos in book

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#6: Mister ecstasyhead

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#7: Wooden door filled with cocaine

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#8: The base is compressed ephedrine

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#9: Frogs in a film canister

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#10: As it says on the label, this is just gay lube oil. also illegal steroids.

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#11: Cats filled with opium

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#12: Somebody actually tried to smuggle two snakes stuffed in clay pots to Australia... because there's a... shortage? I think?

#13: Pringles made from compressed cocaine, 168gs to a pack. once you pop those, you should stop.

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#14: Bricks of hashish stamped with a lebanese cedar, 85kgs.

#15: 42 bottles of liquid ketamine, declared as holy water.

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#16: Wiipads stuffed with marijuana

#17: Where there's a mexican border, there's a t-shirt cannon to send canisters of marijuana over it.

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#18: 15 clams, each filled with 10g of cocaine and glued shut

#19: "In August 2011, authorities with the Federal Public Revenue Administration of Argentina found cocaine concealed in tiny screws carried by a Peruvian man flying from Buenos Aires to South Africa. In total, the smuggler had some 20 kilograms (44 pounds) of cocaine hidden among screws and other items on his person."

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#20: Brick of methamphetamine covered it in chocolate

#21: 15gs of amphetamine and 46 ecstasy pills were supposed to be smuggled into prison inside a diaper.

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#22: Dead beetles from Peru, 100 of them, stuffed with 300gms of cocaine. no, not each.

#23: "According to police, smugglers mixed drugs in crayons and sent them to prisoners. However, guards noticed orange discoloration and looked closer." Not pictured? the actual crayons. just imagine crayons with an orange tint.