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Braiden John Wilson, a former Missouri high school valedictorian, was arrested in Argentina for allegedly smuggling a large quantity of butyl nitrate, known as 'poppers.' He was caught with 55 vials at Ezeiza airport on September 13, 2024, in what may be the largest seizure of the drug by customs. Wilson reached a probation deal requiring him to donate to a children's hospital and has a prior theft conviction.
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Braiden John Wilson, a former Missouri high school valedictorian, was arrested in Argentina for allegedly smuggling a large quantity of butyl nitrate, known as 'poppers.' He was caught with 55 vials at Ezeiza airport on September 13, 2024, in what may be the largest seizure of the drug by customs. Wilson reached a probation deal requiring him to donate to a children's hospital and has a prior theft conviction.
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Former Missouri high school valedictorian busted with stash of party drug ‘poppers’ in Argentina — in what could be largest seizure ever
Former Missouri High School Valedictorian Arrested for Smuggling Nitrate 'Poppers' in Argentina