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Teenagers dealing drugs online — that is a story Netflix tells in the award-winning series How to Sell Drugs Online fast. The third season just went online last week. The creators were inspired by the case of a real-life German teenage drug lord: Maximilian Schmidt. The film reveals how, at the age of 18, Schmidt built a veritable drug empire he named Shiny Flakes from his childhood bedroom in His family was totally unaware. Her team painstakingly rebuilt his childhood bedroom, down to the exact same furniture and bed linens he used to have. She had him reenact scenes, chat with make-believe suppliers, pack pink pills that were in reality candy in baggies. She spoke to him, interviewed his defense attorney, the prison director, the public prosecutor and Schmidt's psychological expert. For over a year, Schmidt sold more than kilograms about 1, pounds of hash, cocaine, ecstasy, LSD and prescription drugs, according to media reports. The young man shipped these by mail around the world, effectively using the mailmen as his unsuspecting couriers. It was a highly professional business : payments were made in advance the orders processed and shipped, 'except instead of shoes, it was drugs,' Schmidt said. In fact, he ran his own kind of Amazon for almost all drugs, said defense attorney Stefan Costabel in the film. That is also the reason why she made sure she spoke to the police, lawyers and other people involved in the case for a balanced perspective. The answer was no: if people didn't buy from him, they would get their drugs elsewhere. And customers apparently simply found him via a Google search. Several undeliverable drug packages eventually led investigators to Schmidt, according to German media reports. In February , police arrested the young man, who was 20 at the time, in the Schmidt family's apartment in Leipzig, seizing kilograms of drugs worth several millions of euros. Schmidt was sentenced to seven years in juvenile detention. Four years later, in , he was released from prison. According to Redaktionsnetzwerk Deutschland, a German joint corporate newsroom, Schmidt is under investigation again for selling illegal narcotics after his release from prison — though this time probably not alone. Regardless, she's happy how the film has shaped up, also because it was difficult to visually depict a crime that took place online. Latest videos Latest audio. Latest audio Latest videos. In focus. Skip next section Explore more Explore more Germany: Drugs gangs grow more brutal and unscrupulous. Germany: Drugs gangs grow more brutal and unscrupulous The killing of a top journalist in the Netherlands shows that drugs gangs are increasingly likely to use violence, a new German report shows. It also highlighted increased trafficking of 'New Psychoactive Substances.