UK: BRAIN FOOD - Earning curve - Drugs.

UK: BRAIN FOOD - Earning curve - Drugs. - Pablo Escobar (net worth at his peak) £8 billion

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Published: 01 Nov 1999
Last Updated: 31 Aug 2010

Pablo Escobar (net worth at his peak) £8 billion

SKB's Jan Leschly (total package) £90 million

Owner of a small-scale ecstasy lab £150,000 a year

Government drugs czar Keith Halliwell £105,000

Pharmacy manager £30,000-£40,000

Pharmaceuticals research scientist £30,000

Senior Customs and Excise officer £22,000

NHS drugs counsellor £16,000-£19,000

South American mule (drug smuggler) £200 per trip

Medical services team at music festivals £0.

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