Two Britons were indicted in the English Channel. They are suspected of participating in the trafficking of unauthorized international drugs. On the Internet and also Facebook.
Aged 42 and 51, two British nationals were arrested last Monday in Manche (Normandy) as part of a judicial investigation from the Paris public health center. According to a judicial source, they are suspected of participating in international trafficking of unauthorized drugs on the Internet.
Indicted, these Britons promised to cure cancer, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease and even autism thanks to two miraculous molecules: GcMAF and Goleic. These were even supposed to immunize the human body against all kinds of diseases.
A Facebook page as a showcase
In the facts, The Parisian says that the dose, most often vials of a few milliliters, was sold for up to € 500 to customers. The leaders of this false laboratory also animated a Facebook page where false patients assured to be cured. Others claimed that in a few days their tumors had “shrunk by 60%” …
“This illicit trade mainly concerned very lucrative sales made over the Internet for the benefit of individuals residing in some fifty countries,” the National Gendarmerie said in a statement last Friday.
5,400 parcels sent to Cherbourg
Several clandestine laboratories were thus discovered in the Channel and 320,000 euros seized under the criminal assets of the company named Immuno Biotech Where First Immune depending on the countries where the two accomplices have already raged.
In total, over a period of eighteen months, more than 5,400 packages would have been sent, just in the vicinity of Cherbourg, by this network dismantled by the gendarmes of the Central Office for the fight against environmental attacks. and public health (OCLAESP). The man was remanded in custody and the woman released under judicial supervision.
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