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Balzers buy cocaine

Do yourself a favor, stop reading this and get a copy now. But it may take a lifetime to forget. The story is covered from all angles: the cocaine dealers are covered in depth, the Federal agents get to tell their story, and even the players—some of the biggest names in the game, all of whom were given immunity, are here in every sorrid detail. Nearly twenty-five years ago, the Pittsburgh Drug Trials commenced. It was September 5, Former Pirates reliever Rod Scurry was a key figure in the downward spiral of Pirates baseball. The talented lefty was a first round pick who had a wicked curveball and a wicked drug habit to match. Perhaps the most telling Scurry story is the Pittsburgh Pirates cover-up of his coke induced panic attack. The mess would be masked into a cover story by the Pirates management that Scurry had approached Chuck Tanner and asked for help. It would land Scurry in the pitchers mound equipped Gateway Rehab Center to recover from his addiction in 28 days. When Kevin turned on the tv, he was shocked to see the game in the late innings when Scurry would typically be called upon to pitch. He heard the announcer say:. It was a shocker. Renfroe was a showboat going after the players the only way he knew how. But it was a difficult case that was certainly doomed from the start and his defendant was in trouble the moment the first witness stepped off the stand. Obviously Curtis Strong looked bad the minute Lonnie Smith said he was trying to get clean and Strong contacted him and sent him coke through the mail. The damning testimony of star outfielder Dave Parker rocked the city. His comeback from the drug was incredible as he led teams to two more World Series, but Parker is looked at in a much different light. Like I said, the book is addictive on many levels. The story of Kevin Koch and Dale Shiffman going to the very first Pirate Parrot audition together is such an interesting start to the book and after you devour the first chapter, the book simply kicks into teeth numbing high gear. Koch lands the gig as the Parrot while Shiffman acted as paparazzo. And sadly, just a few years later Koch would be getting a wire strapped to his chest by FBI agents in a Bethel Park shopping center parking lot so he could narc out his Baldwin High buddy Shiffman. The author sketches the reader right into the Grant Street courtroom. The descriptions and details of defense attorney Renfroe are a rush. Dale Shiffman was indicted on counts. He pled guilty to 20 and was sentenced to 12 years in the federal penitentiary. Curtis Strong spent all but two days short of four years in prison. Robert McCue was charged on 13 counts. Milner and Dale Berra were the only players that testified. In response Chuck Tanner would tell the Post-Gazette the following…. Shelby Greer was sentenced to 12 years. This book is perfect for all baseball fans. A hard line stance could have erased the steroid era. Stop reading. Go get the book. The Pirates finished in Attendance was , Brown in October. The Pittsburgh Cocaine Seven on Facebook. City Paper. Dale Shiffman.