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Re: Pablo Escobar scapegoat.
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02/08/13 01:27 PM
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Always possible but idk.Pablo had tremendous power in his day and I just don't know if id want some1makin so much noise when there my front boss.Pablo got the u.s involved when he blew up that plane.why allow that when he's just a front boss? Like I said I guess its possible tho
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Re: Pablo Escobar scapegoat.
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02/08/13 04:05 PM
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Yea but the don't blow planes out of the sky or build there own prisons then execute people in it
One thing about wiseguys...the hustle never ends.-tony soprano
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Re: Pablo Escobar scapegoat.
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I've seen a documentary that had El Gordo highlighted in it. Ochoa raises those fancy dancing horses and his daughters are champion riders. They truly live like royalty. Giant haciendas and all. Escobar may have taken the fall, but he was definately one of the five cartel leaders. He was one of the bosses.
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Re: Pablo Escobar scapegoat.
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11/17/13 09:50 PM
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Escobar was a very powerful drug lord no doubt about it. But even though it is said he was the boss of the Medellin Cartel it isn't true. He was perhaps the most violent and had the most wealth but he started his business with the help of the Ochoa brothers, Juan David Ochoa (died 2013), Jorge Luis (released 1996 in Colombia) and Fabio (serving 30 years in a US federal prison). Jhon Jairo Velasquez Vasquez (an Escobar hitman) said that Jorge Luis Ochoa was Pablo's boss. Escobar is believed to be the boss because of his famous war against the Colombian govt. and for having ordered the assassinations of Rodrigo Lara Bonilla(1984,Colombian Minister of Justice), Luis Carlos Galan(1989, Presidential candidate), the attack on the Colombian Supreme Court (11 Supreme Court judges were killed), the bombing of the Avianca Flight 203, the bounty he put on Colombian police officers, judges, journalists, politicians, etc., and because he resorted to extreme acts of violence, like the bombing of the DAS building which resulted in 52 deaths and 1,000 injured(the target was the director of the DAS). In short, Escobar was the Medellin Cartel's John Gotti.
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Re: Pablo Escobar scapegoat.
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Asides from his head assasin, alias Popeye (who gout out Sept.2013 after 21 yrs and also avoided extradition before the treaty), Jhon Jairo Velasquez Vasquez aka "Popeye" was not not released from prison on September 2013. He is now scheduled to be released from prison in 2020. He was supposed to be released this year but because he was convicted in 2008 of drug trafficking and some other crime, he was sentenced to 12 1/2 years in prison. On Spanish Wiki it says he has been freed but according to this article he is still in jail finishing his sentence. http://www.elespectador.com/noticias/judicial/popeye-no-quedara-libertad-articulo-446629
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