The Feds Busted Me With Ghost Dope — Then Sent Me To Prison For 63 Months | Josh Foriska

Josh Foriska grew up in a good family with a father who was a cop — and still chose to sell drugs, built his way into a large drug conspiracy, led police on a high speed chase, and eventually got indicted by the federal government in a major conspiracy case before taking a plea deal involving ghost dope that produced a 63 month federal prison sentence.

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Hosted, Executive Produced & Edited By Ian Bick:

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Timestamps:

00:00 A Knock at 4 AM
00:44 Growing Up as a Cop's Kid
01:47 Lessons from Dad
02:36 Early Aspirations and the Black Sheep
03:31 Trouble in School
04:28 The Brother's Path
04:55 Starting a Career and Fatherhood
05:57 Party Days and Early Arrests
06:10 The Longest Police Chase in PA
07:44 Adrenaline Rush and No Plan
08:42 The PIT Maneuver and Arrest
09:39 Charges and Bail
10:42 Defending the Case
12:44 First Jail Experience
13:45 Dad's Reaction
14:40 Federal Indictment
15:48 How the Case Was Built
16:56 Entering the Drug Trade
18:05 How Dealing Started
18:35 Cocaine Prices and Quality
19:31 Meeting Suppliers
20:07 Selling and Cutting Cocaine
22:06 Making Money and Gambling
23:11 Seeing a Million in Cash
23:30 The Office and Customers
24:00 Pooling Money and Partnerships
26:27 Fatherhood and Denial
28:27 Suspicions of Surveillance
29:27 Continuing Despite Risk
30:16 When Co-Defendants Get Indicted
31:15 The Day of Arrest
33:03 A Tragic Raid
35:13 Fallout and Villainization
37:34 No Drugs or Cash Found
38:48 Transported to Federal Detention
39:28 Final Charges and No Bail
39:53 Snitches Detected
42:18 Time in Detention and Getting Bail
44:11 Public Defender and Case Strategy
46:03 Facing a Mandatory Minimum
49:49 Plea Deal and Sentencing
53:32 Getting 63 Months
56:00 From Court to County Jail
57:00 Diesel Therapy and Conair
58:39 USP Atlanta Shock
01:00:00 Terrible Prison Food
01:00:26 Arrival at FCI Manchester
01:02:01 Prison Politics and Race
01:05:01 Refusing to Lock In
01:06:04 Adjusting to Routine
01:08:48 Working and Smuggling
01:12:00 Prison Programs and Mindset
01:14:32 Staying Put and Avoiding Transfer
01:17:01 Release Delays
01:18:08 Being a Dad in Prison
01:19:36 Building a Life After Prison
01:22:27 Long-Term Effects and Moving On
01:24:21 Final Reflections and Advice

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