Howard Marks shares lessons from prison on non-violence in drug smuggling

Howard Marks, a notorious drug smuggler, shared insights from his criminal career during a phone call from a Florida prison. He emphasized a non-violent approach to business, contrasting with the violent tendencies of some Australian criminals. Marks, known as "Mr. Nice," detailed his elaborate smuggling operations, which included using a fishing boat and fake rock band to transport drugs. He had connections with various international criminal organizations and was known for his charm, even among law enforcement. After serving seven years in prison, Marks continued to write and share his stories. He passed away in 2016, leaving behind a legacy of intrigue in the world of drug trafficking.