On September 3, 2012, an old woman in her seventies was shot twice while buying meat at a butcher shop in Colombian town, and the killer fled the scene on an accomplice's motorcycle.
The injured old lady was the drug lord Griseda Blanco, who died of her injuries on her way to the hospital. However, it is lamentable that the "motorcycle killing" method that ended her life was invented by her young hand.
A well-known female drug lord ended up dying in a way of killing herself. And when the police revealed her identity to the owner of the butcher shop, no one could believe that this old regular customer who had patronized for many years was actually a female drug lord with blood on her hands.
Who is Griseda Blanco? She is the world's number one female drug lord and fourth in the world's top ten drug lords. Pablo, the mad global drug lord, honored her as the "godmother", and countless drug dealers around the world used her as a benchmark. She was brutal and had been charged with more than 250 murders. During the most rampant period, she delivered 1.5 tons of cocaine to the United States in just one month, earning as much as $80 million a month.
Not only did Blanco invent the motorcycle killing method, she also pioneered the use of human possession to transport drugs. Not only was she cruel to outsiders, but she was also ruthless towards her husband, and for various reasons, all three of her husbands died at her hands.
Her life is full of blood and legend, and countless fortunes have made her live an extravagant and lavish life, with daily gold and countless partners. However, such a cold-blooded and cruel female demon, arrested for being "betrayed" by her third husband, after twenty years of imprisonment, she seems to have woken up and wants to spend the rest of her life in peace.
Unfortunately, fate did not arrange such an ending for her, and she eventually died in the sins she committed. As if by "karma", she died in a way of killing that she had invented with her own hands. Blanco died, and it was a dramatic end to her magnificent life. And how did she become the world's first female drug lord? The story begins when she was a child.
Blanco was born in February 1943 in a slum in Colombia and was raised by her mother alone. In Medellín, the infamous "capital of crime," squalor and poverty are intertwined, and serious crimes such as shooting or rape are always possible in the streets.
However, the people who live here have long been accustomed to this, and even the children do not panic when they see the corpses, but instead they will dig holes in the soil and bury the nameless corpses that have been thrown in the street.
Blanco grew up in such an environment, and she seems to confirm that saying: The vast majority of the world's most vicious criminals, almost all of them have similar tragic childhoods. Blanco's childhood was filled with so much violence and bloodshed that she felt in her young heart that there was nothing wrong with it.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="24" > 11-year-old teenage gunman</h1>
Because Blanco's mother was a prostitute, she had no idea who her father really was. A few years after giving birth to her, her mother returned to her old profession and continued to earn a living as a prostitute, following Blanco with her from an early age. However, due to their unstable incomes, they live a very turbulent life. Blanco's mother was also very bad for her, often beating her after drinking heavily.
It is because of this experience that Blanco planted the seeds of evil in her heart from an early age, and she began to gradually show her cruel nature.
When Blanco was 11 years old, she kidnapped the children of a wealthy family with a few gangsters.
However, when they called the family, after hearing such a childish voice on the other end of the phone, they felt that this was a prank by a child, and they had no idea that their child had really been kidnapped. Blanco was furious after a phone call for a ransom, and in anger, the 11-year-old shot the hostage in the head.
It wasn't until the hostage's father found the child's body that they believed that their child had actually been kidnapped. In this way, 11-year-old Blanco became the youngest murderer in Colombia. The police quickly arrested her and several other, but because she was too young, she was released after only a few days of detention. It was after this incident that Blanco began to move deeper into sin.
There is a theory in psychology that a person will have a complete worldview when they are young, and this age is about 7 years old. There is also an old saying in China: three years old looks big, seven years old looks old. This view is also perfectly confirmed by Blanco's life experience.
Blanco has lived a life of petty theft since she was a child, and at the age of 11 she committed the felony of murder, but she did not receive the corresponding punishment. Her mother wouldn't let her get the right education, and no one told young Blanco that such behavior was wrong. So much so that she became more and more unscrupulous later.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="143" > a twist of fate</h1>
Blanco's mother has a boyfriend who often uses hands and feet on the growing Blanco, and her mother does not know whether she has noticed or acquiesced to this behavior, she has never said anything about it, but still casually scolds Blanco as before.
Mixed with this twisted emotion of abuse, harassment, and violence, Blanco could no longer tolerate the broken family.
She escaped and began a wandering life.
Unlike the free and unbridled life she imagined, Blanco had neither culture nor technology, and she could not make money the normal way. So she could only continue to be abducted and deceived, supporting herself by stealing things, robbing others, and even selling her body.
After a period of wandering, Blanco became exhausted, desperate to have someone to lean on. It was then that Alfonso, a false testimonaire, appeared in Blanco's life.
Soon they were together and had three children in succession.
Blanco herself had a rough time as a child, but she was very good to her children. Although she was fierce, she left her only tenderness to her sons. She hopes that her children can live a happy life, but unfortunately, life after marriage is not satisfactory, and chai rice oil and salt fill every corner of life.
It costs a lot of money to support three children, but the husband, Alfonso, is unable to earn enough money. Blanco felt that her life was getting more and more strained, and she did not want her children to repeat their mistakes. At this time, Blanco, who was just in her early 20s, seemed to have passed most of her life, she longed for change but could not do anything, she could only wait.
In this way, with such a strong desire for money, Blanco finally waited for the opportunity. A chance for her to embark on a drug company.
In the 1960s, under the influence of the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union, the international situation was complicated, various movements in the United States were frequent, and a huge "counter-mainstream cultural movement" broke out in the United States. Influenced by hippie culture, a large number of young people in the United States began to regard drug addiction as a trend, and they called it liberating nature. As a result, the United States generated a large demand for drugs.
Colombia is the world's leading drug producer, growing cannabis, poppies and cocas. Coca is the core ingredient in the manufacture of cocaine.
Colombian drug gangs quickly saw the timing, knowing that now was a good time to make a fortune, so large quantities of drugs were shipped to the United States through Colombia.
Blanco's opportunity came from this background. Her husband, Alfonso, had a very wealthy friend named Bravo, who was a drug dealer for the American market. Blanco learned from Bravo that drug trafficking was a rewarding activity, so she had the idea to do it herself.
But Blanco doesn't have the resources to do that, so how do you get started? She thought of a bold plan to kick off Alfonso, be with Bravo, and start her own career as a drug dealer through Bravo.
So Blanco secretly hooked up with Bravo. Set off by Dorkin's lover, her husband Alfonso became tasteless. One night, after getting drunk, Alfonso began to scold Blanco, and she finally couldn't bear it anymore and began to fight back, and cleanly solved Alfonso.
Since then, Blanco has taken his three sons and quickly formed a new family with Bravo. It was she who also opened the way to drug trafficking.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="145" > started a career in drug trafficking</h1>
Perhaps from an early age, Blanco adapted quickly to all criminal acts, and she played an amazing role in drug trafficking. At that time, Colombian drug dealers smuggled drugs to the United States. There is a lot of randomness in this way, and if you are lucky, you can successfully pass through customs, but there is also a great possibility that the whole army will be destroyed.
Blanco didn't like the uncertain approach, and she didn't want to pin all her hopes on luck. So Blanco came up with a brilliant idea to use the human body to transport drugs to the United States.
It's a whole new way, and no one has ever thought of it before. Blanco thought it was a good idea, and she got a lot of hot female models, asked them to stuff drugs into their underwear and body, and then sent them to the United States.
After several trials, Blanco determined that the way the human body hid the poison could smoothly evade scrutiny. So full of confidence, she began to expand the scale, this time in the form of trade, hiding drugs in underwear, even hollow hangers, the four walls of containers, these places are filled with drugs, and then "brightly" transported to the United States.
In this way, through various means, Blanco quickly established a complete drug sales channel in New York, and she made a lot of money. Her reputation has long surpassed that of her second husband, Bravo, and in the 70s, Blanco had become one of the biggest drug lords in Colombia and the world.
What followed was the attention of the U.S. government, and the U.S. drug enforcement services quickly targeted her. Blanco, who received the news, was also prepared, and she did not want to have a hard fight with the US government, so she chose to return to Colombia and avoid the wind.
It was also on his return to Colombia that Blanco once again discovered that her husband had quietly squandered their mutual funds. She couldn't tolerate such infidelity, and after another incident, Blanco's patience reached its extreme.
She drove alone to the wilderness with her husband and asked him if he had taken the money. After receiving an affirmative answer, Blanco did not hesitate and pointed the gun directly at Bravo's head. With a thud, Bravo collapsed in a pool of blood, and he couldn't believe until he swallowed his last breath that Blanco could actually kill himself.
But this is Blanco, she understands what she wants, she will get it by any means, and her life will always believe only in herself.
In the years that followed, Blanco hid in Colombia, and when she didn't continue her drug trafficking, she seemed to disappear. No one knows what she's done in the years, but when she reappears, she's like a different person, more brutal, from a money-hungry drug lord to a fearsome witch.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="146" > generation of drug lords</h1>
Blanco re-emerged in the late 1970s, when a "cowboy war" was erupting in the United States with the cocaine theme. Centered in Miami, Florida, it's home to Colombian drug lords, Italian mafias, and Mexican gangsters who fight for turf and markets, and shootouts occur almost every day.
Rumor has it that the "war" was orchestrated by Blanco to monopolize the drug market in the southeastern United States. So she united colombia's four major drug trafficking leaders, set her sights on all competitors except them, tried to eliminate them, and then monopolized the U.S. market.
One of the people who joined forces was Pablo, who later became the leader of the largest drug trafficking organization in all of Latin America, and it can be said that without Blanco's leadership, there would be no later Pablo. This is why Pablo has always honored Blanco as the "godmother".
In order to solve the competitors faster, the fierce Blanco even created a new method of killing- "motorcycle killing method". This method is difficult to defend against, so the success rate is extremely high, as long as the opponent's boss is quickly eliminated, the entire group will disintegrate. The combat knowledge of "Catch the Thief Before the King" is used by Blanco.
Blanco soon won the "Cocaine War" and successfully took over the drug business of the five largest gangster families in the United States. In this way, Blanco became the world's number one female drug lord. At the height of her business, her net profits could reach $80 million a month.
Blanco even made it to the Forbes billionaire list, where she got the money, power and status she had dreamed of. She began to live a life of extreme luxury, and her ambitions were never focused on the family, and men were more like "tools" for her to procreate.
Therefore, although she has countless partners and even claims to be bisexual, he became her third husband after the new boyfriend made her give birth to her young son.
She also made no secret of her actions for her sons, and she was very sure that her sons would also embark on the road of drug trafficking in the future, so as to inherit her drug empire. However, fate does not care for a person forever, and the cycle of cause and effect is first fulfilled in Blanco's son, and the first thing she loses is the son who is most important to him.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="147" > good reincarnation</h1>
The beginning of the matter was her third husband, a powerless little husband who tried to leave with their young son, Blanco's favorite child. Such a betrayal made Blanco unbearable, and she directly killed this "disobedient" man.
However, there is a Chinese saying that "a biting dog does not bark", and this seemingly ordinary, even somewhat cowardly little husband is such a person. Who would have thought that this docile man would secretly collect evidence of Blanco's crimes before he escaped and hand it over to the U.S. drug enforcement department.
In this way, although he died under Blanco's gun, Blanco was also successfully captured by the United States.
In prison, Blanco confessed to her crimes, and although her crime was to be killed a hundred times, she was sentenced to only 15 years in prison by bribing officials. While serving her sentence in prison, she also lived a comfortable life and maintained the normal operation of her drug cartel outside.
However, while she was serving her sentence, her three sons were murdered one after another. Only the youngest son is still alive.
Perhaps it was the grief of the white-haired man sending the brunette that made her realize, or perhaps it was because she was too old to do it, and after being released from prison, Blanco actually announced that she would quit the drug cartel and really wash her hands.
However, for a big drug lord who has carried countless lives and made countless enemies, it is not that you want to quit the jianghu and really live a dashing life. Although Blanco is no longer in the jianghu, her legend still circulates in the industry.
There are still countless drug dealers in Colombia who have come and gone through this heinous activity, many of whom have had a vendetta against Blanco or wanted to make a name for themselves by killing Blanco.
At this time, Blanco was an old lady in her 60s, and she did not stay in the United States after she was released from prison, but chose to return to Medellín, where she grew up. She chose a house in the rich area and wanted to live a peaceful life here. The youngest son is no longer engaged in drug trafficking, for 8 years, she sneaks around every day, buys vegetables, and accompanies her young son and daughter-in-law to raise her children.
However, the quiet days were broken on September 3, 2012, when Blanco went out to buy vegetables as usual, and she and her pregnant daughter-in-law came to the butcher shop where she usually visited, ready to buy some beef and go back to stir-frying. And as soon as she stepped out of the butcher's door, she was blocked by a motorcycle that suddenly appeared.
With a burst of gunfire, the 69-year-old woman collapsed in a pool of blood while the people on the motorcycle flew away.
Blanco's life was ended by this method of killing that she had invented with her own hands, and her life of immense sin and madness ended abruptly.
Her life was full of twists and turns, thrills and thrills, excitement and legend. Her life was thus over, and her whole life may have been predestined in childhood.
Perhaps, as long as you embark on this "road of no return", there will never be a chance to turn back.