Oops, the link doesn't work! No mater, go to the root home page,
http://www.canada.com/calgary/ and you can click on the story.
Wow, those really were expensive pianos! If they trace the serial numbers
they could locate the dealer they were shipped to. Then they would know who
actually purchased the them. They could also trace the financial
transaction and find out where the purchasing money came from. It sounds
like there are going to be a lot of people needing defense lawyers soon.
Oh what tangled webs we weave!
Rob Goodale, RPT
Las Vegas, NV
> Canadian customs officials have released details of 120 kilograms of
> ecstasy worth a mere 52.5million Canadian dollars found in the backs of
> three Schimmell pianos. Apparently the backs of the pianos were covered
> over with plywood and this aroused suspicions. In another story a Yamaha
> piano from Peru with cocaine in it was discovered in Toronto airport.
And
> we thought it was bad bringing ivory into the country.
> The full story can be read at
>
http://www.canada.com/calgary/story.asp?id={2949E4CE-326A-454E-BB16-602885DC
57FB}
>
>
> Chris Gregg
>
>
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