Isbn: 9798888452585 - my right hand to goodness: the life and times of crazy dale varnam (8 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: New. Most wonder how Dale Varnam stayed alive. Dale wonders why.Back in the eighties, the quaint fishing village of Varnamtown, North Carolina-full of zany Southern characters-got rich, and so did town clown Dale Varnam, who perfected his own brand of crazy. Dale rose to the top of the heap in the drug smuggling biz, helping the town's livelihood of shrimping go to pot. Although it's not big enough to be on most maps, Varnamtown became the second busiest port of entry for illegal drugs on the Eastern Seaboard. Dale Varnam's misfit persona contradicts any preconceived notions of an international drug smuggler. His "good ol' southern redneck persona" belies his past.and oh, what a past! During the 1980s, Dale Varnam was newspaper fodder. He was depicted as a "show-off," "hot dog," and "homicidal nut case," until "armed career criminal" became the headline. The prankster extraordinaire now lives in a junkyard morphing into a grandiose roadside attraction of sorts called Ft. Apache, where a sign reads "A crazy place blessed by God's Grace." How did Dale get here from what he was? It took two Dales-not just one. "New Dale" dusts off "Old Dale," who danced with the devil for over twenty years. Between the Dales were ten years he considers a "vacation." As an informant, he helped bring more than one hundred and fifty of those involved to grand juries resulting in over eighty indictments. Many in Varnamtown succumbed to smuggling. This story does not leave them out; secrets are replaced by revelations, forgiveness, and healing. Forever changed, these God-fearing southern folks got caught up in crime, then caught, before eventually returning to their lives. The widespread corruption of law enforcement and politicians unfurls its tentacles through Dale's tales. From courting Manuel Noriega and Pablo Escobar to selling cocaine to Disney characters, from Playboy Bunnies mowing his yard to jungle labs where preserved tongues rested in jars, jaw-dropping events punctuate Dale's story from beginning to end.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Most wonder how Dale Varnam stayed alive. Dale wonders why.Back in the eighties, the quaint fishing village of Varnamtown, North Carolinafull of zany Southern charactersgot rich, and so did town clown Dale Varnam, who perfected his own brand of crazy. Dale rose to the top of the heap in the drug smuggling biz, helping the towns livelihood of shrimping go to pot. Although its not big enough to be on most maps, Varnamtown became the second busiest port of entry for illegal drugs on the Eastern Seaboard. Dale Varnams misfit persona contradicts any preconceived notions of an international drug smuggler. His good ol southern redneck persona belies his pastand oh, what a past! During the 1980s, Dale Varnam was newspaper fodder. He was depicted as a show-off, hot dog, and homicidal nut case, until armed career criminal became the headline. The prankster extraordinaire now lives in a junkyard morphing into a grandiose roadside attraction of sorts called Ft. Apache, where a sign reads A crazy place blessed by Gods Grace. How did Dale get here from what he was? It took two Dalesnot just one. New Dale dusts off Old Dale, who danced with the devil for over twenty years. Between the Dales were ten years he considers a vacation. As an informant, he helped bring more than one hundred and fifty of those involved to grand juries resulting in over eighty indictments. Many in Varnamtown succumbed to smuggling. This story does not leave them out; secrets are replaced by revelations, forgiveness, and healing. Forever changed, these God-fearing southern folks got caught up in crime, then caught, before eventually returning to their lives. The widespread corruption of law enforcement and politicians unfurls its tentacles through Dales tales. From courting Manuel Noriega and Pablo Escobar to selling cocaine to Disney characters, from Playboy Bunnies mowing his yard to jungle labs where preserved tongues rested in jars, jaw-dropping events punctuate Dales story from beginning to end. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: Very Good. 1st Edition. First Edition (2024.) 8vo paperback with 336 pages. The book is in very good condition very slight shelf wear. Interior is clean and tight. Very, very small stain on top of the page block. "This book was so well written and shows it, the dedication and research Lynn Betz did to put this book in print. I could imagine every scenario as described by Ms Betz by her descriptive writing. There are laugh out loud moments describing some of Dales antics and a sense of fear and anticipation along with the laughter. Good read!" Black spine/Yellow-White text. Size: 8vo. Crime & Criminal Biographies.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Most wonder how Dale Varnam stayed alive. Dale wonders why.Back in the eighties, the quaint fishing village of Varnamtown, North Carolinafull of zany Southern charactersgot rich, and so did town clown Dale Varnam, who perfected his own brand of crazy. Dale rose to the top of the heap in the drug smuggling biz, helping the towns livelihood of shrimping go to pot. Although its not big enough to be on most maps, Varnamtown became the second busiest port of entry for illegal drugs on the Eastern Seaboard. Dale Varnams misfit persona contradicts any preconceived notions of an international drug smuggler. His good ol southern redneck persona belies his pastand oh, what a past! During the 1980s, Dale Varnam was newspaper fodder. He was depicted as a show-off, hot dog, and homicidal nut case, until armed career criminal became the headline. The prankster extraordinaire now lives in a junkyard morphing into a grandiose roadside attraction of sorts called Ft. Apache, where a sign reads A crazy place blessed by Gods Grace. How did Dale get here from what he was? It took two Dalesnot just one. New Dale dusts off Old Dale, who danced with the devil for over twenty years. Between the Dales were ten years he considers a vacation. As an informant, he helped bring more than one hundred and fifty of those involved to grand juries resulting in over eighty indictments. Many in Varnamtown succumbed to smuggling. This story does not leave them out; secrets are replaced by revelations, forgiveness, and healing. Forever changed, these God-fearing southern folks got caught up in crime, then caught, before eventually returning to their lives. The widespread corruption of law enforcement and politicians unfurls its tentacles through Dales tales. From courting Manuel Noriega and Pablo Escobar to selling cocaine to Disney characters, from Playboy Bunnies mowing his yard to jungle labs where preserved tongues rested in jars, jaw-dropping events punctuate Dales story from beginning to end. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Most wonder how Dale Varnam stayed alive. Dale wonders why.Back in the eighties, the quaint fishing village of Varnamtown, North Carolinafull of zany Southern charactersgot rich, and so did town clown Dale Varnam, who perfected his own brand of crazy. Dale rose to the top of the heap in the drug smuggling biz, helping the towns livelihood of shrimping go to pot. Although its not big enough to be on most maps, Varnamtown became the second busiest port of entry for illegal drugs on the Eastern Seaboard. Dale Varnams misfit persona contradicts any preconceived notions of an international drug smuggler. His good ol southern redneck persona belies his pastand oh, what a past! During the 1980s, Dale Varnam was newspaper fodder. He was depicted as a show-off, hot dog, and homicidal nut case, until armed career criminal became the headline. The prankster extraordinaire now lives in a junkyard morphing into a grandiose roadside attraction of sorts called Ft. Apache, where a sign reads A crazy place blessed by Gods Grace. How did Dale get here from what he was? It took two Dalesnot just one. New Dale dusts off Old Dale, who danced with the devil for over twenty years. Between the Dales were ten years he considers a vacation. As an informant, he helped bring more than one hundred and fifty of those involved to grand juries resulting in over eighty indictments. Many in Varnamtown succumbed to smuggling. This story does not leave them out; secrets are replaced by revelations, forgiveness, and healing. Forever changed, these God-fearing southern folks got caught up in crime, then caught, before eventually returning to their lives. The widespread corruption of law enforcement and politicians unfurls its tentacles through Dales tales. From courting Manuel Noriega and Pablo Escobar to selling cocaine to Disney characters, from Playboy Bunnies mowing his yard to jungle labs where preserved tongues rested in jars, jaw-dropping events punctuate Dales story from beginning to end. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: New. Most wonder how Dale Varnam stayed alive. Dale wonders why.Back in the eighties, the quaint fishing village of Varnamtown, North Carolina-full of zany Southern characters-got rich, and so did town clown Dale Varnam, who perfected his own brand of crazy. Dale rose to the top of the heap in the drug smuggling biz, helping the town's livelihood of shrimping go to pot. Although it's not big enough to be on most maps, Varnamtown became the second busiest port of entry for illegal drugs on the Eastern Seaboard. Dale Varnam's misfit persona contradicts any preconceived notions of an international drug smuggler. His "good ol' southern redneck persona" belies his past.and oh, what a past! During the 1980s, Dale Varnam was newspaper fodder. He was depicted as a "show-off," "hot dog," and "homicidal nut case," until "armed career criminal" became the headline. The prankster extraordinaire now lives in a junkyard morphing into a grandiose roadside attraction of sorts called Ft. Apache, where a sign reads "A crazy place blessed by God's Grace." How did Dale get here from what he was? It took two Dales-not just one. "New Dale" dusts off "Old Dale," who danced with the devil for over twenty years. Between the Dales were ten years he considers a "vacation." As an informant, he helped bring more than one hundred and fifty of those involved to grand juries resulting in over eighty indictments. Many in Varnamtown succumbed to smuggling. This story does not leave them out; secrets are replaced by revelations, forgiveness, and healing. Forever changed, these God-fearing southern folks got caught up in crime, then caught, before eventually returning to their lives. The widespread corruption of law enforcement and politicians unfurls its tentacles through Dale's tales. From courting Manuel Noriega and Pablo Escobar to selling cocaine to Disney characters, from Playboy Bunnies mowing his yard to jungle labs where preserved tongues rested in jars, jaw-dropping events punctuate Dale's story from beginning to end.…