

A multi-billion-dollar black-market marijuana industry is expanding across rural America, fueled by Chinese mafia networks buying homes and churches.
Synopsis
A multi-billion-dollar black-market marijuana industry is expanding across rural America, fueled by Chinese mafia networks buying homes and churches.
Synopsis
Investigative journalist Steve Robinson visits rural communities across America, where the Chinese mafia has established a black-market marijuana operation. Homes, churches, and schools have been purchased to facilitate this multi-billion-dollar industry. The operation involves lacing marijuana with harmful pesticides, laundering money, and stealing electricity. Robinson reveals how these networks have infiltrated local areas, posing risks to public health and safety. The documentary presents a stark look at the consequences of unregulated marijuana production.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Follow Steve Robinson's investigation into rural crime.
- See how the Chinese mafia operates in small towns.
- Find out the dangers of chemical-laced marijuana.
Did You Know
- The Chinese mafia is involved in a multi-billion-dollar marijuana industry.
- Homes, churches, and schools are being bought by the Chinese mafia.
- Marijuana sold by these networks is often laced with poisonous pesticides.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Chinese mafia doing in rural America?
The Chinese mafia is building a black-market marijuana empire by buying homes, churches, and schools.
What harmful practices are associated with the Chinese mafia's marijuana production?
They are lacing marijuana with poisonous pesticides and flooding the market with unregulated, chemical-laced weed.
How much is the black-market marijuana industry worth?
It is a multi-billion-dollar industry.
What are people saying?
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