Episode 140 of the Karma Koala podcast reads like a Nineteen Forties Los Angeles movie noir plot, however as a substitute of growth, massive scale agriculture or capital infrastructure on the coronary heart of this tragic story, it’s now hashish that lies on the coronary heart of contemporary Southern California politics. enterprise and energy constructions.
I communicate with San Diego medical hashish grower Darryl Cotton and listen to and study from his insights on the premature demise of skateboarder, surfer and medical hashish license holder (twice) Biker Sherlock
In my dialog with Darryl I instantly discovered myself pondering of Roman Polanski's traditional 1974 movie Chinatown starring Jack Nicholson and Faye Dunaway.
Darryl, as a long-term medical hashish grower, has all the time been conscious of the problems surrounding hashish legal guidelines and licensing within the state, but it surely was the horrific circumstances of Sherlock's demise that introduced all of those points to mild. in a a lot stronger focus and his need to assist each. the household left and modifications the way in which hashish is made in California.
let's speak
The circumstances of Biker's demise Sherlock, inconclusive findings from the coroner and the inevitable demise of his spouse, a personal investigator and Darryl needed to cope with whereas looking for out extra about what occurred to Biker.
Biker, Amy and their 2 kids
Learn extra concerning the investigation and Biker's demise as detailed by Darryl within the Surfer's Journal.
https://www.surfertoday.com/skateboarding/experts-believe-skater-michael-biker-sherlock-was-murdered
Additionally learn
https://www.espn.com/espnw/story/_/id/19224419/to-heal-biker-sherlock-widow-solve-mystery-sudden-decline
We additionally focus on the nexus between Prop64, poorly drafted laws, licensing, ghost traders and the hidden world behind California's hashish licensing course of.
PDFs
Sherlock vs. Austin
Sherlock versus Austin
Cotton vs. Bonta
cotton v bonta
SOURCES
https://151farmers.org/writer/darryl/
Justice for Amy.org
Biography
