A Deceptive Colombian "Hero": Pablo Escobar

Around 1978, the growing company will soon become wealthy and the monthly profit will reach 60 million (Kelly). In spite of wealth, the Medellin Cartel is not a legitimate business. It invests unlimited time, money and human resources to manufacture, sell and distribute medicines in a wide range of fields. The most important thing is Pablo Escobar. He is admired by many people inside and outside the cartel. Whether voluntary or involuntary countless people are participating in his business (Kelley).

Pablo Emilio Escobar Gaviria (1 December 1949 - 2 December 1993) is a Colombian drug ruler. Escobar is often called "the greatest gang in the world" and is probably the most elusive cocaine trafficker ever to date. In 1989, Forbes magazine announced that Escobar is the seventh wealthy man in the world. Estimated personal asset is $ 25 billion. In 1986, he tried to enter Colombian politics. Pablo Escobar is said to burn 2 million dollars in cash on site to make it warm.

On 2 December 1993 the police called a safe house near Medellinos Pinos between Escobar and his son Juan Pablo. Special Colombian troops rushed, Escobar was murdered in the house, and when he was standing on the red tile roof, it was defeated in three. He was wearing jeans with beard and bare feet; a picture of the face lying down on him, his stomach is overflowing with a blue polo shirt. The Colombian artist Fernando Botero is known for its physical body, fickle figures and animals' images, reconsidering the scene with a heroic oil painting. "Death of Pablo Escobar" shows that he is standing on the roof with a gun, and the bullet surrounds him as it is intertwined with the giant. It is hanging from Museo de Antioquia in the center of Medellin

Pablo Escobar eventually was pursued with the help of Columbia police and American skills. This technology identifies the voice of Escobar on the phone and provides the police with an estimated location for his whereabouts. When he tried to escape with one of his bodyguards, they found his safe house and killed Escobar. The operation of Casablanca was the largest money laundering survey in the history of the United States, three Mexican banks and four Venezuelan banks and 167 others were arrested. Mexico and Venezuela are angry about secret operations and I think that is a threat to their sovereignty. John Hensley oversees the work of US Customs