A novel examining this man's heinous actions opens with the kidnapping of Maruja Pachon and Beatriz Villamizar de Guerrero.
A novel examining this man's heinous actions opens with the kidnapping of Maruja Pachon and Beatriz Villamizar de Guerrero. As a young man, this man is rumored to have made money by stealing tombstones, sanding off the names, and selling them to smugglers from Panama. This man gained power by filling the vacuum created by the death of Fabio Restrepo. After his fall, this man was pursued by an alliance of his enemies known as "Los Pepes." He gained notoriety through his policy of  "Plata o Plomo," and after being arrested, he built his own (*) luxurious prison, complete with a Jacuzzi, called "La Catedral." The subject of Gabriel Garcia Marquez's News of a Kidnapping, this man was opposed by the Cali Cartel and centered his cartel in Medellin. For 10 points, name this late-20th century Colombian drug lord.
A novel examining this man's heinous actions opens with the kidnapping of Maruja Pachon and Beatriz Villamizar de Guerrero.
Pablo {Escobar}