Chapter 1217 Silver Power 1

In addition, Khun Sa owns land, houses and other industries in Myanmar and Thailand, and his relatives have entrusted his relatives to run jewelry stores for him in Bangkok, Chiang Mai and Mae Son, Thailand. Among his wives, one is said to be a rich woman with a fishing fleet in Mandalay, Myanmar. Khun Sa's son and daughter were sent to the United States, Britain and Australia to study.

Khun Sa once colluded with the Kuammin Party authorities and the "diplomatic agencies" in Myanmar and Thailand. For this reason, in 1969, the T Bay authorities entrusted Khun Sa to be the "counsel of the Fourth Executive Committee of the Federation of Overseas Chinese Associations" to win over Khun Sa to serve the sabotage activities of the T Bay authorities. Khun Sa also maintained a close relationship with the T Bay authorities in order to increase its value.

After years of hard work, Khun Sa established a drug trafficking force of thousands of people in the Thai-Myanmar border area, making the narrow area bordering Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai and Ye Mae Son in the eastern part of Myanmar become its "independent kingdom". In Mai Kai District, Ye Zhuang County, Chiang Rai Prefecture, Thailand, Khun Sa controlled more than 10 villages and chose Wanxinde Village as the "capital" of its "kingdom". After Khun Sa expansion, this place is not just a village, but rather a small town.

Wanxinde Town is in a valley, 3 kilometers long and 1.5 kilometers wide, surrounded by mountains on all sides. The terrain is dangerous, with rich water and dense forests, only 8 kilometers away from Myanmar. There are 273 families and more than 1,600 people, including members of the Kunsha Group and their families. There are more than 200 houses in the town, all of which are bungalows with asbestos tiles, steel and concrete columns and brick walls. There are electric lights, liquefied petroleum gas, tap water, and some are also

The TV and other decorations are also quite modern. Khunsha has 4 houses in the town alone. In addition, there are markets, hospitals, schools, squares for mass gatherings, football reservoirs and temples, and even a power plant. There are arsenals, military training grounds and heroin refineries in and around the town. At the commanding heights in the north of the town, Khunsha has a military camp that can accommodate 1,000 people to protect drug production and trafficking in the mountains of northern Thailand.

In Thailand around Wanxinde Town, there are four armed barracks in Kunsha: one is stationed in Panhe Village, Pashan District, Yezhuang County, Chiang Rai Prefecture, with 3,400 people; one is stationed in Musekhawa, Makai District, Yezhuang County, Chiang Rai Prefecture, with about 2,300 people; one is stationed in Sumaisu Village, Yefeng Song County, Yefeng Song County, Yefeng Song County, Yefeng Song County, Yefeng Song County, with about 3,400 people; one is stationed in Ganhe area of ​​Yefeng Song County, Yefeng Song County, Yefeng Song County, Myanmar, the main stronghold of the "Kunsha" group is in Mang County, Shan State, which is across the border from Pakong River Village, Yefeng Song County, Thailand. The logistics supply of the armed drug trafficking group, including the children of the leaders of all sizes and big and small, and the property of Kunsha himself, is managed by a brother of Kunsha. Most of the leaders at all levels of Kunsha are friends from his childhood, and one of his uncles, Kunshen, is also one of the commanders in charge of combat.

Most of the heroin and morphine refineries in Kunsha are located in the mountains and dense forests in its controlled area. The factory area is very tight and cannot be accessed by outsiders. Some refineries are relatively simple, located in thatched huts and can be relocated at any time. When Kunsha's "career" was at its peak, there were 15 heroin refineries alone. Below is a reporter who saw opium, morphine and heroin refinement process in the "Golden Triangle": One of the four thatched huts was smoking; someone inside was busy: 3 middle-aged men were cooking things in a big iron pot - raw opium. A large number of raw opiums were like rows.

The ball is as big as a plastic bag, and piled on the side of the house. It is estimated that it is about five or six hundred kilograms. A sweaty man is putting raw opium into an iron bucket, and 1/4 of the water has been placed in the bucket. The raw opium put into it is about twice the water, which means that the ratio of opium to water is two to one. After it is put, a person is busy putting the iron bucket into a large iron pot that is boiling hot water, and using the hot water in the pot to heat the water in the iron bucket. The water temperature is always maintained at about 80 degrees Celsius, because if the water temperature exceeds 85 degrees, the quality of morphine will become extremely inferior.

One man kept stirring the raw opium in the iron bucket with a wooden stick. The raw opium gradually dissolved in water, while the other person kept paying attention to the thermometer in the pot and the firewood under the pot. After the raw opium completely dissolved, the third man poured a large scoop of quicklime into the iron bucket, and the person holding the stick kept stirring. At this time, the quicklime decomposed the opium into morphine and sap-saccharine. At this time, the opium liquid was milky. So the stick no longer stirred, and other alkaloids in the opium liquid, calcium sulfate, and insoluble

The gelatinous substances precipitated to the bottom of the barrel, and the opium liquid turned pale brown. The first person lifted the iron bucket and poured the opium liquid from a wooden frame with a cloth into another bucket. The opium liquid filtered through these tight cloths and filtered off the precipitate. The filtered opium liquid was heated again as the first time, and the third person put two large scoops of ammonium chloride and stirred. Ammonium chloride crystallized and precipitated. After filtering the cloth, the morphine was separated from the solution. These gray-yellow crystals were morphine.

In another thatched house, a thin old man was working. He used a measuring cylinder to pour the amount of acetone into the refined morphine in a large enamel basin, and then stirred gently to let the mixture take a chemical effect automatically. After filtering the solution through filter paper, it was obtained with snow white. The purity was 99, so the white block was also called "Sanjiu".

As for extracting morphine into heroin, chemicals such as acetate are added, filtered and crystallized. Among them, the most advanced heroin is called "white powder" and "flour", and its heroin content can reach more than 90.

Standing on the Lemo Mountain in Shan State, Myanmar, the Barras Peak is 2,76 meters above sea level, and the peak is towering into the clouds. It is about 80 kilometers east of Vietnam and has an area of ​​90.76 square kilometers. The entire mountain is conical and the mountain road is deserted. There are dense forests and grass all over the open spaces. Occasionally, some carnivorous animals rush out from a distance or from the forest, and other herbivorous animals flew over and scattered.

Time "points" to noon, but the sky is covered with clouds, dark and difficult to see. The strong wind wrapped in broken branches and leaves swept across the ground, making a "whimpering" roar.

A black shadow slowly walked from a distance, and everywhere he went, a murderous intent was raging. A pair of eyes bursting with light were steadily and steadily. The long black suit was blown around in the strong wind, like black flames constantly rippling, forming a strange and attractive scenery on this empty grass.

The flowing and smooth black hair hangs down from his forehead, covering most of his face, and keeps flying up under the blowing wind, and occasionally you can see the handsome face; your lips are cold and tightly pursed, making the lines of your chin cold and stylish, making it look extremely cold; a long black leather jacket is worn on his slender body, and with steady progress, he floats out his unique indifference and arrogance.
Chapter completed!