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Barry Seal Wasn’t the King of the Skies — He Was Roger Reaves’ Pilot.

Before the Medellín Cartel knew his name, Barry Seal flew for a man who outran governments, cartels, and the law.

Smuggler is the adrenaline-fueled true story of Roger Reaves — a poor Georgia farm boy who rose to become the world’s most prolific drug smuggler. With Barry Seal under his wing and Pablo Escobar on speed dial, Reaves transported multi-ton shipments of cocaine and hash across six continents.

He flew over 100 covert missions into the U.S., landed on dirt strips at midnight, and outwitted federal agents for decades. He was shot down by the Federales in Mexico, and by the Colombian Air Force over the Amazon, tortured almost to death, imprisoned in six countries, spent over 33 years in prison— and escaped from custody five times.

This isn’t fiction. This is the unbelievable memoir that Hollywood wouldn’t dare write.

Perfect for fans of “Narcos,” “American Made,” cartel thrillers, true crime, and CIA-conspiracy lore.

Read the story of the smuggler who trained Barry Seal, outmaneuvered the DEA, and lived to tell the tale.

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Roger Reaves grew up a poor farm boy in Georgia and went from making 'moonshine' to becoming one of the most prolific smugglers of the 20th century. He covered six continents, transporting 20 ton ship loads of hash, tons of cocaine, and completed more than 100 sorties across the US border with plane loads of marijuana. His friends and associates spanned the globe. From Medellin Cartel kingpins Jorge Ochoa and Pablo Escobar; to "Mr Nice" Howard Marks and the infamous Barry Seal who was Rogers close friend and employee. He escaped from prison on five seperate occasions; was shot down in both Mexico and Colombia; and tortured almost to death in a Mexican prison. Despite it all, Roger still has a twinkle in his eye as he recounts his life story. And you have probably never heard of him...till now...