Killing Pablo (book)

Killing Pablo book cover

Killing Pablo is a biography of a Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar and details the efforts by both the United States government and the Colombian government to stop illegal activities committed by him and his subordinates, up to his eventual death.

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Written by acclaimed author Mark Bowden, it documents the hunt and capture of the man who came to be known as "the world's most famous fugitive."

Wild Eyes Productions produced a documentary for The History Channel in 2002 titled, The True Story Of Killing Pablo featuring author Mark Bowden.

A film titled Killing Pablo is currently being developed.

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