Reviews: Killing Pablo (1)
“Killing Pablo”
(Paperback)
by John Mellor
This is a biography of the life of drug king Pablo Escobar. The writer has clearly got some inside story as to his life as it is very detailed (probably too detailed regarding his early life which does drag on far too long). However, if you stick with it, it does give a fantastic insight into Pablo's early years, what formed him and Columbia's recent history. It also describes the Colombian and US Govts attempts to bring him to justice and the time he spent in prison which was more of a five start hotel, run by his staff and even the prison guards were on his payroll. It also exposes the illegal, covert US operation (and the manipulation of several US laws) to bring Escobar to book, culminating in his assassination on 1992. Escobar comes across as a very intelligent man, bit of a modern day Robin Hood to some extent and you are rooting for him at times until you realise the death and destruction he brought to the world. A well researched book that is certainly worth a read.
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Killing Pablo

Killing Pablo: The Hunt for the World's Greatest Outlaw

Mark Bowden (author)
Paperback Published on: 20/02/2018
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