Pablo Escobar's final mistake and the lonely death of the cocaine king
More than three decades since his death in a rooftop shootout with police, the legacy of cocaine king Pablo Escobar continues to affect Colombia.
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More than three decades since his death in a rooftop shootout with police, the legacy of cocaine king Pablo Escobar continues to affect Colombia.
www.abc.net.auThis Encyclopedia Britannica History list explores facts about the life of drug kingpin Pablo Escobar.
www.britannica.comThe drug lord's once opulent mansion is due to be demolished in February and will be turned into a park for public use.
news.sky.comThe latest news and stories about Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar, including his family, the infamous 'cocaine hippos', and the ongoing legacy of his crimes.
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