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Two prison breaks, mistresses everywhere, the magical life finale of the drug lord of the century and Guzman!
At 8:50 p.m. on July 11, 2015, at Mexico's "Altitude" prison, the highest-ranking inmate paced anxiously in his cell.
The cells are so small that a single surveillance camera can cover the entire field of view. The only monitoring blind spot is the half-wall of the shower area.
It is a prison that the Mexican government claims to be the "highest security level." All the most vicious criminals are being held here, and since they were able to escape, not a single one has escaped.
The prisoners under surveillance were of short stature. After walking a few laps, he sat on the bed and took off his shoes, as if he was going to sleep.
Inexplicably, instead of lying down, he walked bare feet quickly to the shower area, leaned over and got behind half a low wall, and never came out again. Only an empty cell remains on the surveillance screen.
Early morning on July 12 (the next day), in a mansion in Los Angeles, USA.
Oscar-winning actor and Hollywood director Vladimir Sean Penn received an email from the Los Angeles Post at home that day. Open it, the title of the homepage is - the world's greatest drug lord "gnomes" Guzman escaped from prison! Second time!
Sean Penn
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At this time, the phone suddenly rang. Sean Penn put down the newspaper and picked up the phone, only to hear a native English speaker with a strong Mexican accent on the other end of the line: "Can you help me make an autobiographical movie?" I'm Joaquín Guzman".
1. How did "Gnomes" Guzman complete his second shocking escape?
2. Will Oscar-winning actor Sean Penn make a movie about Guzman?
3. What other worldly things did Guzmán do after he was released from prison?
1. Murder and betrayal!
This book continues from the previous chapter. After escaping from prison, Guzmán soon set his sights on Ciudad Juárez, a battleground for soldiers. He decided to directly kill Fuentes, the land snake entrenched in the city!
On September 11, 2004, Guzmán hired Los Zetas to ambush a supermarket. When the Fuentes family of four entered the door, dozens of AK47s flashed and the family was killed on the spot.
The assassination of Guzman was dubbed the "9/11" of the drug trafficking world by the Mexican media. It broke the tacit understanding that drug cartels did not attack each other, triggering a protracted war between Mexican drug cartels. The scuffle has also resulted in some of the highest homicide rates in the world in Mexican border cities such as Ciudad Juárez.
Yes? Some brothers may wonder. Didn't the last issue of Dr. say that Los Zetas was the beautiful police lover who killed Guzman, and that her body was engraved with "Z"? Why did Guzman hire them?
Don't worry, let the doctor dig slowly.
After 9/11 in the drug trafficking community, the melee between drug lords sparked an outcry from Mexico City residents. In 2006, anti-drug politician Felipe Calderón was elected president of Mexico by a narrow margin of less than one percent, ushering in the era of massive war on drugs 2.0.
Over the next five years, Mexico descended into a state of near civil war, with armed clashes between the Mexican government and major drug cartels killing more than 60,000 people. In the second edition of "Narcos", it was Calderón who did it when the Mexican government raided Ye Zhenli's mansion and took $205 million in cash.
Some Mexican media broke the news that after escaping from prison, Guzman secretly provided Calderón and the US Drug Enforcement Administration with a lot of information to help the government arrest his opponents in exchange for alleviating the persecution.
Since then, Guzmán can get away with it and take the opportunity to do big business, Calderon also has political achievements and win-win cooperation.
For example, of the 53,000 drug traffickers arrested by Calderón's government in 2010, just over 1,000 were members of the Sinaloa cartel.
As a result, many believe that Calderón's war on drugs 2.0 is actually an attempt by the government to protect Sinaloa's ties to the Mexican drug community.
Guzmán not only united the government against foreign enemies, but also betrayed his teammates.
He would voluntarily leak information about some of the Sinaloa operation so that the Mexican government and the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration could arrest some internal opponents. While killing opponents, he can also carry out customs processing trade for direct troops when transporting goods.
In January 2008, Alfred Beltran, the self-respecting "prince" of the Sinaloa drug cartel, was arrested and imprisoned. The remaining four of the five Beltran brothers immediately began their fight. Naroa's biggest rival, the Gulf drug cartels, formed an alliance and vowed to kill Guzman.
On May 8, 2008, the Beltran brothers murdered Guzman's son Iger and hired the Zeta people of the Gulf Group to kill Hernand, Guzman's old police friend.
Angry Guzmán went on a killing spree!
He killed 116 people in May, 128 in June, 143 in July... For a time, the entire state of Sinaloa was almost at war.
Because the fighting was so spread that the Mexican government had to send 2,000 regular troops to Sinaloa to stop the brutal black fight.
2. Capture and jailbreak!
After escaping from prison for more than a decade, Guzman not only killed people and seized land, but also always beware of the persecution of Mexican police.
In his native mountains of Sinaloa, Guzmán built a vast network of armed intelligence. Since there is only one way into the mountains, local villagers generally distrust corrupt Mexican officials and use Guzman, so they will report problems to Guzman.
Guzmán also paid €100,000 to hire a 21-year-old tech genius from Colombia. This person created an encrypted instant messaging software based on the BlackBerry instant messaging system for use by the entire Sinaloa drug cartel. Coupled with the fact that many Mexican officials have Guzman's support, he is one step ahead of the others every time the police arrest him.
But life in the mountains is so boring that Guzmán can't hold on for a long time.
It is said that Guzman often took his bodyguards to restaurants in the provincial capital. Once inside, Guzman is in charge of the party, while the bodyguards are responsible for "keeping" the cellphones of all employees and customers in the restaurant.
After Guzman finished eating, he paid the bills for each table and said, "I'm sorry."
During this time, he also fell in love with an 18-year-old girl - Emma Coronel. He traveled thousands of miles to attend the beauty pageant she participated in, made sure she became a beauty pageant champion, and married her at home the night she won.
A few years later, the girl bore Guzmán two twin daughters, and Guzmán was even more favored.
Immersed in a double harvest of career and love, Guzman did not realize that the encrypted instant messaging system he trusted the most had been secretly monitored by the police.
On February 16, 2014, Mexican troops deployed heavily to surround the three-story building outside a luxury villa in the Mexican coastal city of Mazatlan.
At the command of the commander, the blaster detonated the explosives, but the heavy steel door was not blown open at all. It is clear that they are prepared!
They soon organized another explosion, but it was these minutes that gave Guzman, who was at the villa at this time, a chance to escape through the tunnel.
Through a complex system of tunnels beneath the villa, Guzmán escaped again.
This talented man is brave. When Mexican military police searched for him throughout the city, he was in no hurry to retreat to his homeland in Sinaloa. Instead, he wanted to see his twin daughters before leaving.
Six days later, Guzmán was arrested in Room 401 of the Seaside Hotel. He works well together. No one fired during the entire arrest. There was a gun in the room, but he didn't go to get it because his wife and two daughters were with him at the time.
The arrest of the "shorty" by the Mexican government caused a stir in other countries in the Americas. Government leaders called congratulations. This has led the Mexican government to attach great importance to Guzman's detention. The United States has repeatedly offered to extradite Guzman to the United States for trial, but Mexico has refused.
This time, Guzman was detained in a "plateau prison" that is more heavily guarded than the "big prison". He was held incommunicado for 23 hours a day, with only one hour to leave his cell.
However, Guzman's ability to make money has not failed, but he has changed his methods and worked hard in secret.
Guzman's cell is so small that a surveillance camera can cover the entire field of view. The only monitoring blind spot is the half-wall of the shower area.
During his captivity, Guzman developed the habit of pacing back and forth in his cell. He often squatted behind the wall of the shower area for hours.
Over time, the prison guards will no longer take it seriously, but they will regret this negligence for the rest of their lives!
On July 10, 2015, Guzman's eldest son, Ivan, tweeted a meaningful message: "Those who are patient will gain something." The next night, Guzman, who was walking around his cell as usual, disappeared from surveillance screens.
By the time the guards realized something was wrong, 20 minutes had passed.
When they opened the cell, they found a tunnel under the floor of the shower area!
The tunnel is 10 meters underground, 1.7 meters high and 0.8 meters wide. It is tailor-made for Guzman, who is 1.6 meters tall.
Advanced equipment such as lighting, ventilation, and emergency oxygen supply were installed in the tunnel, and railroad tracks were laid for the renovated rail motorcycles.
So Guzmán escaped barefoot, in prison uniforms and on a motorcycle, from Mexico's heavily guarded "plateau" prison.
According to conservative estimates, Guzman paid at least $50 million for the escape.
3. End, new chapter!
After escaping from prison, Guzman felt that he was already the greatest drug lord in human history. Bloated, he suddenly had the idea of making a biopic of his own, starring in his true colors.
Good guy, I'm just a good guy.
So, through his celebrity friend and Mexican actress Kate Castillo, who played a female drug lord in the American drama "Queen of the South", Guzman received a call from the famous Hollywood director and Oscar winner Vladimir Sean Penn asking him to undergo surgery.
At 7 a.m. on October 2, 2015, Sean Penn arrived in the Mexican province of Sinaloa on a chartered plane from Los Angeles, where he met with Guzman's second son, Alfred. After another hour and a half of mountain racing and two hours of low-altitude helicopter flight, Sean finally reached a farm deep in the mountains and met Guzman himself.
They talked a lot that night.
Guzman told Sian Penn that he started drug trafficking because there was no other job to do in his hometown and the only way to make money was to grow poppies and marijuana.
Sean Penn did not agree on the spot to make a film about Guzman. After three months, that opportunity was gone.
In January 2016, Guzman was surrounded by police while vacationing in northern Mexico. He used another "escape technique" and escaped through the tunnel under the bathtub of the holiday villa.
However, clouds are very scarce, and no matter how good one's luck is, there will be a day when it runs out.
When Guzman climbed up from the other end of the tunnel, the police had been waiting for him for a long time. At this time, only about 180 days had passed since Guzman's second escape.
A year later, the United States finally extradited Guzman to China. A federal court in New York sentenced him to life in prison without parole and confiscated $12.6 billion in assets.
Guzman, 62, is being held at the highest-security prison in the United States, Florence Super Security Prison in Colorado. Since its opening in 1994, being able to jailbreak has never come here. It is also known as "Alcatraz Island Under the Rocky Mountains" because it holds all the most evil people.
Americans say the ruling is a victory for the American and Mexican people who have suffered from drug-related crimes. Haha, sounds good, but $12.6 billion. Have you shared this with the Mexican people suffering from poverty?
This is the big gain of the plunder of the Americans, isn't it? Guzman, although not good, was still overshadowed by the United States. I admire him.
After Guzman's arrest, the leadership of the Sinaloa group passed to his three sons, assisted by Zambada Garcia, the group's "secretary" and lifelong second-in-command.
In addition to the above-mentioned eldest son Ivan and second son Alfred, Guzman's third son Ovidio is the most vigorous. He was already on the U.S. sanctions list in 2012 when he was only 22 years old.
After Guzman's second arrest in 2014, Ovidio led the family and the Sinaloa group through the crisis of power grab and civil war, convincing everyone.
The Sinaloa cartel initially focused on selling cocaine and methamphetamine, but Ovidio decided that the group could not rest on its laurels and began experimenting with a new, more covert drug, fentanyl.
We. The U.S. Federal Drug Enforcement Administration said in 2019 that large quantities of fentanyl produced in Mexico were pouring into the United States. The then U.S. attorney general said even more sternly: "Fentanyl is the worst drug crisis the United States has faced since its founding." ”
On October 17, 2019, the United States issued an arrest warrant for Ovidio, who was captured by the Mexican National Guard in the capital of Sinaloa.
As a result, more than 700 armed drug traffickers quickly entered the city and launched a fierce attack on the police station where Ovidio was arrested. The entire city turned into a battlefield, causing a large number of casualties.
Then-Mexican President Lopez immediately ordered Ovidio's release on the grounds of "preventing more bloodshed."
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The regular army could not defeat the drug lord's private armies, and the president succumbed to the drug lord, who really fascinated Mexico.
The Guzman family thanked the president for "knowing justice" and promised to deal with the aftermath of the conflict and compensate all citizens for their losses.
Don't worry, it's not over yet.
One day in March 2020, Mexican President Lopez traveled thousands of miles from the capital to Sinaloa to meet with Guzman's mother. The two shook hands warmly. The old lady said: I want to see my son before he dies. Lopez said the letter had been received.
Lopez
Moreover, it happened to be Ovid's 30th birthday, which is more of a coincidence than a coincidence.
It seems that the new generation of Mexico's first drug lord has begun to show his skills.
On February 23, 2021, Guzman's wife, Kononel, who became a beauty pageant champion, was arrested in the United States. Obviously, the United States did not arrest him for Guzman's imprisonment, but for Mexico's Austria. The Video brothers left.
As for how the subsequent plot develops, the doctor will continue to pay attention.
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