Bikini-clad girls say doing wildest factor on Spring Break made them millionaires
Two college students in barely-there bikinis have gone viral as they revealed the wildest thing they’ve ever done on Spring Break nearly made them “millionaires”.
And the young women could have got in some serious trouble for the criminal act had they been spotted, they revealed in an interview with YouTuber Travaine Barnett in Los Cabos, Mexico.
Barnett asks the pretty pair their craziest experience on Spring Break, but he definitely isn’t ready for their response…
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They go on to claim they discovered eight pounds of cocaine on a beach in Miami on last year’s Spring Break. And, even more shockingly, they claim to have sold the drugs… making them “nearly millionaires”.
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One woman, in the red swimsuit, says they found the huge stash by chance – before stuffing the drugs into their bikinis and making off with the payload.
“We were in Miami last Spring Break and a huge… like eight pounds of cocaine flew in, and we stuffed it in our bikinis,” she says.
Her friend butts in and adds: “We took it and sold it, we’re like almost millionaires now. It was last year in Miami from Cuba. It came in like seaweed and floated onto the beach.”
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“I feel like I shouldn’t be telling anyone but it’s fine now because it’s like a year later but at the time no one was supposed to be on the beaches,” one of them says.
“But we’d go at night and shove it in our bikinis.”
The women tell Barnett to “look it up”, reports the Mail. A screengrab of a Miami Herald article published on September 28 notes several cases of varying drugs including cocaine washing up on Florida shorelines after an increase in maritime migration from Cuba and Haiti, which began in 2022.
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And, although a fairly unbelievable story, commentators were astounded with their claims. “Mannnn the way I’d never tell anyone,” one said. “The fact they said this publicly is nuts, between the drug dealers and the IRS and the FBI. I can’t believe they said this online.”
Another chimed in: “Not very bright. And you dry snitching for posting it smh.” However, others didn’t believe the elaborate tale. One added: “Shove kilos of coke in a bikini? Sure.”
Others pointed out the women could end up in prison if the right people find out and their claims are verified.
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