Andrew Pritchard was a major UK drug smuggler who orchestrated the trafficking of $130 million worth of cocaine from the Caribbean to Europe. He started by smuggling drugs in concealed suitcases for the UK club scene before escalating to massive shipping container operations. Despite being acquitted in a high-profile 2004 customs bust, Pritchard was ultimately arrested after a high-speed chase in 2013 and sentenced to 15 years in Belmarsh prison. Since his release, he has authored two biographies, "Urban Smuggler" and "Empire of Dirt," and runs the AP Foundation, an ex-offender charity dedicated to steering youth away from crime. William Roger Reaves is a former pilot, boat captain, and prolific drug smuggler who flew massive loads of cocaine and marijuana from Colombia to the US for the Medellín Cartel. An associate of infamous figures like Barry Seal (played by Tom Cruise in "American Made") and Pablo Escobar, Reaves spent over 33 years imprisoned across five different countries, in...