of bogota airport a family looks out of place these are no ordinary people it's the family of pablo escobar the colombian cocaine godfather and the most wanted criminals on a. they had hoped to seek refuge in frankfurt but the german authorities immediately turn them back. to the escobar family comprises the some one top bloke in his arms his young system on a way out. and bringing up the rear maria of a tourist. and tired and bewildered and most of all they are scared pablo escobar has been on the run for sixteen months and is no longer the all powerful drug lord who for years had terrorized colombia. the public enemy number one lives like a hunted animal from his hiding place somewhere in colombia the drug dealer is powerless to help his family but ask about always had an achilles' heel his family his daughter his son meant everything to him. his achilles' heel is something the colombian authorities are planning to take full advantage of from the moment they check into a hotel the family is under constant surveillance they've become the bait. it's just a matter of time before the godfathe

as time goes by pablo escobar popularity seems to increase. evading the authorities by luck or design makes him into a hero. in the rundown neighborhoods the poor are all on his side. he thought oh yeah i got if i'm away here he wouldn't even need to us i doubt he's welcome here any time in our home he's welcome with open arms he will always be welcome. escobar also finds easy refuge with his cronies from the cartel and other traffickers on whose loyalty he can rely now more than a decade and a half later most i'm no longer alive. all that's left are some members of the escobar family who alone know how the godfather managed to remain at liberty for so long. maybe they might finally told. according to some reports his son from pablo and his widow maria victoria have sought refuge in argentina. is brother roberto. and his younger sister. the escobar family had been untouchable for so long the brother and sister used to go out quite openly these days they choose to keep a much lower profile. a local journalist helps out by providing the address

backwards and forwards and eventually returns a colombian no one wanted anything more to do with pablo escobar. on the diplomatic pressure the german government saying the escobar family back home on the twenty nine fiasco bossa back in colombia on the police protection they have no idea they have walked straight into the trap set by u.s. and colombian authorities. tell us a little they are asserting that once they'd been expelled from germany and were back in colombia they'd begin pressuring escobar in a big way. when they land the escobar family is whisked away to a police safe house in bogota. they have become prisoners. at the same time the peppers step up the pressure and attack the hotel with grenades over again no one is injured. in his leg escobar hysterical with worry forgets even the most basic security. we're talking every day at search for progress. on that same frequency that's how we started intercept them as communications with. a special investigation unit as it's the turning point of the battle every man has mobilized and every means deployed. in front for vocal reconnaissance

backwards and forwards and eventually it returns to colombia no one wanted anything more to do with pablo escobar. on the diplomatic pressure the german governments and the escobar family back home on the twenty nine fiasco bouts of back in colombia on the police protection they have no idea they have walked straight into a trap set by u.s. and colombian authorities. tell us a little they are a certain no once they've been expelled from germany and we're back in colombia they begin pressuring escobar in a big way. when they lie and they ask about families with the way to a police safe house in bogota. they have become prisoners. the same time the purpose step up the pressure and attack the hotel with grenades the game no one is injured. in his leg escobar hysterical with worry forgets even the most basic security. we're talking every day etc program on the same frequency that's how we started intercept his communications with. the special investigations unit it's the turning point in the battle every man is mobilized and every means deployed. in front for vocal reconnaissance vehicles they cruise

success and many others followed the cd members of the cartel are eliminated one not to the other pablo escobar is severely weakened so towards the end escobar was running without strong. fear begins to creep in and the predator becomes the prey. and a new enemy begins to emerge the so-called group of the persecuted also knowing that even as the people who lost. the papers were criminals who had once been a limited cartel collector for one reason or another and they began to challenge and then fight as. their bosses or to form accomplices of escobar would have enough of his paranoia and cruelty. like the police the papers knew all the secrets and habits of the leader of the cartel. the bloodletting soon starts as the papers come down anyone that's close to the godfather. saw this change the dynamics of this. war now started worrying about his own family. is used the same tactics used by escobar by targeting the families. case in point zero up and only by is not a is blood or not every time i ask about his wife and children had been inside nobody has heard of the attack is a. good one day they s

escobar as widow maria victoria and her two children are subtle here in some comfort they changed identities and blended into the background maria victoria changed time aim to maria is about juan pablo is better known today as sebastian morrow came. it took us more than a week to try to calm down the escobar family now dabbles in real estate and maria victoria has set up an interior decorating company along with a song in the heart of palermo a trendy part of the city. where outside and decide to make some phone calls. to the studio good morning could i speak with the best american please he's not in you know when he might be back and when is he in town i think is on a trip i don't know where exactly is going to board. ok well thanks very much. forced to wait it seems a good time to find out more about the activities of the family in argentina we spoke to a journalist who has been reporting on the families since they first arrived. here . if you're going to beijing. when they first came here they started hanging out with the locals in particular an accountant at the beginning maria victoria and he were just friends you know yeah but then they became lovers families they bought an ap

escobar family. you alone know how the godfather managed to remain at liberty for so long. maybe they might finally talk. according to some reports has some fun pablo and his widow maria victoria have sought refuge in argentina. is brother roberto. and his younger sister album marina are still in. the escobar family had been untouchable for so long the brother and sister used to go out quite openly these days they choose to keep a much lower profile. a local journalist helps out by providing the address of ask about the system. is this where mrs escobar lives. yes she did no sorry she's just going out. ok we'll leave a message for her. sponsored by slowing poverty and unemployment. angers by the country's waging fallen as well cutting jobs and social spending people across the globe lined up against their government's economic policies follow the worldwide action against austerity live on cartoon. culture is that so much i'm afraid we're going to make a lot of people a very up look at zero prices it is a high noon moment for a euro zone looking for to stave off another recession call juggling indebted sovereigns fund. a nation of free accreditation

one night escobar his friend and a dozen henchmen escape. pablo a nice scapegoat for the friends where there were no police no i want all we want we must have left at about eleven at night it was very foggy outside when their escape was discovered a state of alert is declared after a year in his private prison pablo escobar house once again going on the ground. the police realize they need to act quickly as the godfather is on familiar territory and every hour lost gives him the opportunity to disappear for good nothing is left to chops each house and maybe and its suburbs a search starting with those belonging to his left family. but by the morning of the twenty second of july nine hundred ninety two the authorities admit they've lost him escobar has a copy vanished into thin air. in bogota the government says that sauce parades are barely twenty four hours off of his escape it sets up the blood pail that was scaled up an elite unit whose sole tosk is to track down the escobar its headquarters are in the city center but one thousand strong units

our documentary on one of the most infamous richest and most powerful criminal bosses in history pablo escobar stay with us for that. the crew kicks its heels in a hotel for three days waiting for some response or acknowledgement to the requests to me top. caution and distrust runs deep in me ask about clan. but on the fourth day there's a phone call album arena finally agrees to get together at her house. it's now learned that album arena had been asked about his coconspirator during the time he had been hunted or as she puts it persecuted they shared many secrets and to this day she still has the greatest admiration for her brother. almost nobody knows that i have kept all these souvenirs. these all belong to pablo at one time i picked them up from his various hiding places. i had a brother. who was two years old a. video of him from this time is rare but roberto escobar was a key member of the medina. he would also play an important role in his brother's flight from justice his speciality was accounting and his memoirs claims to have been among the fifteen people who helped organize the fin

we have lines coming your way next how was special report about the colombian drug lord pablo escobar became and i had him after his death. crew kicks its heels and i heard tell for three days waiting for some response or acknowledgement to the request of me talk. and distrust runs deep in me ask about climate. but on the fourth day there's a phone call album merino finally agrees to get together at her house. that album marina had been asked about his coconspirator during the time being hunted or as she puts it's secures it they shared many secrets and to this day she still has the greatest separation. nobody knows that i have kept all these souvenirs. these all belong to one time i picked them up from his various hiding places. escobar also had a brother. that was two years old a. video of him from this time is rare but roberto escobar was a key member of the medina cox no he would also play an important role in his brother's flight from justice to speciality was accounting and his name was roberto escobar claims to have been among the fifteen people who helped organize the finances

does when pablo escobar was killed they campaign trafficking from columbia nearly shifted from -- inthe capture of saddam hussein in the killing fields are marked a decisive turning point in the iraqi insurgency that was hoped for at the time. ultimately i argue a campaign strategic outcomes depends to finally that manhunt disrupts the broader support network which was key to the strategic success of the hunt for geronimo where they had a cool policy but effective at dislocating exiling the apaches, of shea which was part of a broader bolivian counterinsurgency strategy in noriega where they eliminated his support structure in the panamanian defense structures before they listed his surrender out of the vatican embassy. but, as i noted at the outset beyond policy implications the heart of the book is really an adventure story behind the manhunts. these campaigns were really tom clancyesque thrillers but in real life filled with drama tragedy courage and a gallery of larger-than-life figures both in the mending pursuit and the american warriors dedicated to apprehending them an excuse

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a chance to talk one on one with pablo escobar as the most loyal left china. and he's the best person to give a first hand account of his former boss his life on the run. you know. meeting of a time back and maybe there were fifteen hundred people looking for us as they are his policy israelis british americans the colombian secret service the cia the g.a.o. . everyone was off to. get it's not just the base it's not the wounded others you're going to. help i never refuse one of his bosses orders however ruthless they may have been he claims he was responsible for two hundred fifty of the estimated ten thousand but as ordered by a scope. once there was a very high profile woman that we were ordered to kill him because there's really not you know that and we shot it and the intercontinental hotel but getting out of the hotel was tricky and that's what police have time to helicopter they opened fire and i was hit here in the ah sorry i managed to get home and public escobar himself came over to see me that's when i realized he was a friend not just the boss i had

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we're talking about cartels, you know, people have this image of kind of, you know, i guess the pablo escobar cartel, kind of ragtag, you know, making a lot of money, but not so sophisticated. when you're talking about a drug cartel in mexico, what exactly are we talking about? you know, can you compare it to a corporation? >> you can compare it to a corporation, because they think very... you know, you have the people who are in charge of pushing drugs across the us, you have people who are in charge of killing, (speaking spanish), you know, the killers. and then you have the public relations side-- you know, the people who will... information is very, very critical. and so you need someone who's going to make sure that the message gets out, and that the right message gets out. >> hinojosa: what could possibly be the right message for a cartel on a given day? >> the right message is, "we are the most viont cartel, and we are the bosses, and we control the city, we control the mayor, and our rules are the rules," you know? >> hinojosa: so they'll actually put some of their spokespeople to say

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this was something very similar to what happened in colombia in the 1980s, pablo escobar start his ownvate army originally called death to the kidnappers because he was very upset that the left wing communist guerrillas, the farc, were starting to kill his people and go after his operations. so he formed his own paramilitary group and then others did the same. he recruited from the best of the past from mexican special forces troops in 96-97 and started his own private army to do just that. over the years he became more powerful, became more savage. and other cartel saw what they were doing and it became a game of keeping up with the joneses. what ever they were doing when they started getting into the beheadings, the other cartel in order to prove their dissent powerful, just as powerful or even more so, they had to also start engaging in the beheadings and leaving the different threats and different messages and the heads in bags in front of schools. so, they were really come in my opinion, depending on how you want to define paramilitary, and i have ioan can go into that in detail,