Pablo Escobar: His Envigado Office In Colombia #shortsyoutube #crimestory #narcos

He was the world's most wanted fugitive...

The Colombian government estimates that Pablo Escobar ordered at least 4,000 homicides, instilling fear and terror throughout the country.

He flooded the streets of the US with thousands of tons of cocaine.

In the early 1990s, his net worth was calculated at a staggering 30 billion dollars.

However, no amount of money or power could prevent his demise at the hands of Colombian and US authorities.

Fast forward three decades to Mexico, where Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman had established a drug empire with a reach spanning five continents.

He was considered the Osama bin Laden of drug trafficking.

Yet, even in his stronghold, Sinaloa, the US government knew his whereabouts.

Pablo Escobar and El Chapo Guzmán engaged in a high-stakes game of cat and mouse with the US authorities, but no amount of money spent on communications security could outpace the relentless pursuit of justice.

In today's #youtubeshorts we look at a sneak peek of our NEW Illicit Investigation, The Fall of Pablo Escobar and El Chapo Guzman... Keep watching to see short documentaries about scary stories of true crime, with insider information from exclusive sources.

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