Family Thought Their Son Was a Party Planner ... But He Ran Drugs Empire Worth Millions ; As Public Schoolboys Face Jail for Their Role in Cocaine Racket

Evening Standard - London › June 18, 2004

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TO HIS family, Julian de Vere Whiteway-Wilkinson had been running a party-planning business in London, where he had lived since leaving their Pounds 1 million home in Newton Abbot 12 years ago.

In fact he was supplying cocaine, ecstasy and cannabis to the City drugs market, flying the drugs in from abroad himself in a light aircraft and living in a Pounds 600,000 house in Hoxton where he would film cocaine-fuelled sex romps with naked women for his friends.

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Family Thought Their Son Was a Party Planner ... But He Ran Drugs Empire Worth Millions ; As Public Schoolboys Face Jail for Their Role in Cocaine Racket

Former publ ic schoolboy Whiteway-Wilkinson came from a prominent Devon family that made their fortune running pottery clay ...

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