Roberto Ramos commonly known as Poison, was a Colombian hitman and one of the sicarios of the Medellín cartel. Poison was a blood thirsty murder who killed civilians and police officers without impunity.

Galán was murdered by an unknown gunman as he took the stage at a political rally to deliver a campaign speech in Soacha. He was jailed in the capital city, Bogotá, but escaped in April 1990 after paying more than $500,000 in bribes, the second time he had escaped from a Colombian prison.

Portrayed by Judy Moncada (née Mendoza) was a Colombian former drug trafficker and a member of the Los Pepes paramilitary organization. She fled Colombia in 1994, and lives in the United States as part of a witness protection program. Her husband, Gerardo Moncada was one of Pablo Escobar’s lieutenants.

La Quica has since been sent to the U.S. Penitentiary Administrative Maximum (ADX) in Florence, Colorado. The prison is known as the “Alcatraz of the Rockies” and is the highest security prison in the States.

Murphy and his wife Connie have two daughters whom they adopted as babies in Bogotá and Medellín. In real life, Connie stayed at their home in Bogota while Murphy hunted down Escobar.

Maria Victoria Henao Wiki

About 60 years (1961)

The Escobar family has lived in Argentina since the 1990s. The late drug lord’s widow changed her name to María Isabel Santos Caballero and Escobar’s son goes by Juan Sebastián Marroquín Santos.

The Net Worth of Manuela Escobar When his father was alive, the family had a collective net worth of $30 billion, though after his death, most of their money was seized by Columbian authorities leaving almost nothing to the family when they fled.

What happened to the money after Pablo Escobar’s death? It would probably not surprise you when we tell you that a large portion of Don Pablo’s money went to the Colombian government. They also forced Escobar’s family to sign over whatever liquid assets were left behind by the government.

$25 million

Escobar at the height of his power. During the height of its operations, the Medellín Cartel brought in more than US$70 million per day (roughly $26 billion in a year).

For a series titled – finding Escobar’s Millions, you’d think they would have found something. NOTHING was found.

Deceased (1962–2020)