with a dairy farm worker named William Canada.
Barth brought Vargas and another Hispanic male with him to Canada’s residence.
Barth “fronted Canada” methamphetamine, meaning Canada had to sell the
methamphetamine and then repay Barth from the proceeds. In November 2002,
Canada was arrested on unrelated charges. Canada gave Barth the keys to his
residence to return to the property owner. Instead of returning the keys, Barth moved
into the residence in Oliver County.

     Barth continued to distribute methamphetamine from Canada’s residence. In
March 2003, Barth sought the assistance of James Chrisikos to distribute

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methamphetamine. Barth offered to provide Chrisikos a vehicle and money if he sold
drugs for Barth. Barth showed Chrisikos around the Canada residence. He showed
him a utility trailer where he kept marijuana, methamphetamine, and a handgun.

      On approximately March 24, 2003, Chrisikos, Ryan Brelje, and another man
sought to purchase methamphetamine from Barth. Chrisikos went to the residence
to make the purchase. When he arrived, he saw a white minivan outside the residence
and Barth meeting with two people. During the meeting, Barth and the two people
exchanged something. Following the exchange, Barth entered Chrisikos’s vehicle
and gave Chrisikos a package of methamphetamine. He told Chrisikos that the drugs
had just arrived and that he had paid ten to fifteen thousand dollars for the drugs.
Barth gave Chrisikos