He led a darknet drug trafficking market dubbed 'rickandmortyshop.' Now he's going to prison

Jerrell Eugene Anderson led a darknet operation that disguised illegal drugs as stuffed animals, utilizing creative branding to ship meth, coke, and heroin.

Investigators allege that 'rickandmortyshop' masked a drug trafficking operation, where users unknowingly received toys filled with deadly substances instead of legitimate merchandise.

Prosecutors highlighted a tragic case where a customer died after using heroin from one of the shipments, illustrating the scheme's fatal implications.

The operation involved co-conspirators and stash houses in San Fernando Valley, using the darknet's anonymity to bypass law enforcement and distribute drugs.

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