- 5 - The tractor-trailer containing the marijuana arrived in the Kalamazoo area on or about August 15, 1983. On the same day, petitioner and several coconspirators, including Messrs. Lubiejewski and Nelson, traveled to Kalamazoo on a private jet to supervise and assist in unloading and weighing the marijuana and to receive payment of a portion of the purchase price from Mr. Erickson. Another of petitioner's coconspirators, Mr. Bonalewicz, unloaded the tractor-trailer and placed the marijuana on scales so that it could be weighed. Mr. Nelson personally observed all of the marijuana as it was unloaded. He recorded the weight of each bale and the total number of bales unloaded in a notebook which he maintained on petitioner's behalf. Mr. Erickson purchased at least 37,000 pounds of the marijuana that was shipped to the Kalamazoo area. That amount was the gross weight of the marijuana as shipped and included approximately 5,000 pounds of wrapping and packaging material. Mr. Erickson later returned approximately 7,000 pounds of the marijuana because it was wet and unmarketable. Petitioner and Messrs. Lubiejewski, Nelson, and Bonalewicz and several other individuals involved in the conspiracy remained in Michigan for a short periodPage: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Next
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