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  • Page Count 400
  • Publication Year 2001
  • Publisher Atlantic Monthly Press
  • ISBN-13 9780871137838

Killing Pablo

By Mark Bowden

Bestselling author Mark Bowden delivers the definitive account of the brutal rise and violent fall of Colombian cocaine kingpin Pablo Escobar. *Killing Pablo* meticulously chronicles the sixteen-month international manhunt that ended Escobar's reign of terror, revealing the untold story of how U.S. operatives covertly led the effort. Drawing on unprecedented access to top-secret documents, intercepted communications, and key players—including Colombian President César Gaviria, U.S. Ambassador Morris D. Busby, and Colombian Colonel Hugo Martinez—Bowden crafts a gripping, factual narrative of the high-stakes operation to bring down the world's most dangerous drug lord.
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Drug Cartels