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It may have been a bomb
that blew up a plane in Colombia today.

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The Boeing 727 of Avianca Airlines...

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In his unsuccessful attempt

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to assassinate presidential candidate
César Gaviria,

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Pablo Escobar murdered
107 innocent people.

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The "Paisa Robin Hood"...
had become a terrorist.

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But American intelligence authorities

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say the drug bosses in Colombia
have to be considered prime suspects.

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She's lying.

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He's got this poor sucker to carry a bomb
without him even knowing it.

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- Well, maybe he knew.
- I don't care if he knew or not.

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It's time we put a bullet in Escobar.

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- Mama.
-  Pablo?

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The Avianca bombing created
a tidal wave of support for César Gaviria.

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He became the 28th President of Colombia
by a landslide.

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We killed José Rodríguez
Gacha with a minimal loss of life.

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Bringing Escobar to justice
is my number one priority.

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But we will do so
on our own terms and own resources.

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We wanna help you catch Escobar.

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I have enormous gratitude to you,
especially with Agent Murphy,

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whose warnings kept me off that plane.

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You, sir, yes. Unfortunately,
not the rest of the passengers.

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The people in Colombia are horrified
about the bombing of Avianca's plane.

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But they're also against
American soldiers on our soil

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and spy planes intercepting calls, so--

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America doesn't intercept
civilian phone calls. That's absurd.

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Presidente, you need
additional resources to get this man.

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Well...

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your government's research says...

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660 tons of cocaine were consumed
in the United States last year.

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Perhaps if your resources
were focused at home,

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we'd all be better off.

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Gaviria made good
on his promise to go after Escobar.

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Colonel Carrillo's Search Bloc
was set loose with a vengeance.

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Carrillo mounted dozens of raids.

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But with an army of informants,
Escobar somehow always got away.

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We sat on the sidelines,
hands tied by bureaucracy.

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In response, Pablo took
his narco-terrorism to a whole new level

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with a bombing campaign that would
shake the country to its foundations.

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In doing his best to avoid war,
that's exactly what Gaviria got.

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And the toll on both sides
was devastating.

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The thing about war is...
it's just bad for business.

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And when you got a bull's-eye
on your back... your rivals get bold.

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Pablo and the Medellín cartel
weren't the only game in town.

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This is Helmer "Pacho" Herrera, one
of the four leaders of the Cali cartel.

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While Pablo left a trail of bodies
and chaos in his wake,

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Cali made problems disappear with an army
of lawyers and a mountain of legal briefs.

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The Medellín cartel was Miami:

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swimming pools, bikini girls...
tacky as a two-tone Cadillac.

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The Cali cartel was New York:

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elegant, smooth, subtle.

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Where they could fuel
the 24-hour nightlife with cocaine,

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and still make sure everybody showed up
for work on Wall Street the next morning.

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At first, Medellín and Cali
worked side by side.

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But in Colombia, when money's involved,
blood inevitably flows.

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There had been violence
between Medellín and Cali before.

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But right now, a war on two fronts
was not something Pablo could afford.

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We got Escobar's most trusted soldiers:

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Poison, La Quica, Sure Shot, Blackie.

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Cocky, careless motherfuckers.

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Now we're hearing about two new guys:

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Fernando Galeano and Kiko Moncada,

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basically picking up
where Carlos Lehder left off.

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Kill the body, the head will die.

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Without Colombian permission
to put assets in the air, we can't help.

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In terms of intercepts, yeah,
but what do you guys got on ground intel?

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- You mean spies?
-  Yes.

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We don't have any narco assets.

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Our human intelligence
is limited to communists.

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Besides, Gaviria doesn't want you
chasing Escobar with CIA spies.

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But you got satellites
in the sky, right?

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Yes, but to use them in pursuit of narcos
would be a direct violation

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- of the order of our host country.
- Man, you're CIA.

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You break rules all the time.

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These are aerial photographs of comunas
controlled by Escobar and his associates.

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- We'll use them to track his men.
- These are aerials.

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- We can't track individuals with these.
- Take a look.

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The Los Priscos gang controls El Poblado.

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Here in Santa Cruz, we got the comuna
where they recruited the Avianca bomber.

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And both places more densely packed
than a Marrakesh bazaar.

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So let's take a tip from the Colombians.

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You notice anything special about these?

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Search Bloc follows vehicle traffic
in the comunas. You've got...

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Japanese imports... four-by-fours.
Cars over 40 grand.

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Narcos are the only ones
who can afford these cars.

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Whenever aerials see these cars,
we know sicarios are inside.

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- That's right.
- We start tracking these rice rockets,

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we might be able to get to Escobar.

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Gustavo was right.

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They needed a new strategy,

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one that brought terror directly
to the people that mattered the most.

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Let's go!

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When you kill someone, you lose
all your leverage the moment they're dead.

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Now, you take someone's children
away from them,

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you'd be amazed
what they'd do to get them back.

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!

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A good president
can stand up to external pressure.

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It's the internal pressure
that can wear you down.

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We knew the clock was ticking before
Gaviria had to cave in to Escobar...

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but hopefully not before
our unauthorized operation struck gold.

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Catching a top sicario could be the break
we needed in leading us to Pablo.

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Here.

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We'd continue to join
in an "observational capacity."

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The sicarios had figured out
we were tracking their rides.

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So they traded down to junkers
to avoid our eye in the sky.

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But we weren't the only ones
that had Pablo in the gun sights.

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And there it was.

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Negotiate with a terrorist while
trying to catch him at the same time.

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Hammer, we have calls
originating in Comuna 3,

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Manrique, from known
sicario satellite phones.

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Do you have a location?

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Campo Valdés.

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That's in the central eastern area,
bordered by the Comuna Popular.

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Roger that.

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Campo Valdés.

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Going into the comunas
without Colombian backup,

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that's about the most dangerous
thing you can do.

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That's how bad
we wanted to catch these guys.

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Fuck.

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Fuck!

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Hey.

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Hey...

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