You may have heard the name Leo Sharp in local ... in the Sinaloa drug cartel's Detroit operations; in fact, he was their top mule. In this week's New York Times Sunday magazine, writer Sam ...

Leo Sharp is a World War II veteran, a great-grandfather, and a hybridizer beloved for his vivid blooms. He was also recently convicted of being a drug mule on his 90th birthday. For a time, he ...

Here are some essentials: NYT and Twitter: The movie was inspired by a 2014 New York Times article written ... The road to prison: Real-life drug mule Sharp was pulled over in southeast ...

The resulting movie, The Mule ... officer?" the New York Times describes Sharp as asking the officer. "At age 87, I want to know why I'm being stopped." A drug dog soon sniffed out the cocaine ...

The D.E.A. spent months investigating the Sinaloa cartel’s operation in the Detroit area and tracking their most prolific drug mule: Leo Sharp, a World War II veteran with no criminal record.