Escobar

La giornalista colombiana Virginia Vallejo vive una relazione romantica con Pablo Escobar, il famigerato signore della droga.

This 2-hour special gives viewers an inside look at the hunt for Pablo Escobar as told by the US DEA agents who hunted him and those that were there reporting. Viewers will hear personal accounts from several DEA agents, as well as journalists who were a part of the search and ultimate capture of Escobar. Along with never before seen footage and photographs of Escobar's life and capture, viewers will be taken along on the journey that was Pablo Escobar's life and his demise.

Impitoyable et cruel chef du cartel de Medellin, Pablo Escobar est le criminel le plus riche de l’Histoire avec une fortune de plus de 30 milliards de dollars. "L'empereur de la cocaïne" met la Colombie à feu et à sang …

Impitoyable et cruel chef du cartel de Medellin, Pablo Escobar est le criminel le plus riche de l’Histoire avec une fortune de plus de 30 milliards de dollars. "L'empereur de la cocaïne" met la Colombie à feu et à sang …

The search for Pablo Escobar as told by US Drug Enforcement Administration agents, with never-before-seen footage of Escobar's life and capture.

La giornalista colombiana Virginia Vallejo vive una relazione romantica con Pablo Escobar, il famigerato signore della droga.

Through rare interviews, images and wiretap audio, this documentary reconstructs the last nine years of Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar's life.

John Jairo Velásquez Vásquez, a.k.a. ‘Popeye’ is something of a local hero to many in the Colombian city of Medellin. He’s stopped in the streets and asked for autographs and selfies. His celebrity is undiminished after spending 23 years in jail. In the heyday of the infamous Medellin drug cartel, he worked for Pablo Escobar as a hit-man, he still says he enjoyed the job in which he tortured and murdered literally hundreds and so, not everyone sees him as a hero.

John Jairo Velásquez Vásquez, a.k.a. ‘Popeye’ is something of a local hero to many in the Colombian city of Medellin. He’s stopped in the streets and asked for autographs and selfies. His celebrity is undiminished after spending 23 years in jail. In the heyday of the infamous Medellin drug cartel, he worked for Pablo Escobar as a hit-man, he still says he enjoyed the job in which he tortured and murdered literally hundreds and so, not everyone sees him as a hero.