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Show Crime World, Ep Episode 242: The downfall of 'Otoniel' the world's biggest cocaine dealer - 15 Feb 2023
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The U.S. had placed a $5 million bounty on his head and his legend as a bandit grew alongside the horror stories told by Colombian authorities.
Otoniel, head of the Clan del Golfo, was extradited on Wednesday.
The Gulf Clan's army of assassins terrorized much of northern Colombia to gain control of major cocaine smuggling routes through thick jungles north to Central America and onto the U.S.
According to the U.S. State Department, the Gulf Clan "uses violence and intimidation to control the narcotics trafficking routes, cocaine processing laboratories, speedboat departure points, and clandestine landing strips."
"The organization operates in 13 of Colombia's 32 departments, most of which are in the northwestern part of the country," the State Department said. "During a turf war with a rival criminal organization for drug trafficking routes, homicides shot up 443% over two years."
As he defied authorities for years, his legend as a bandit grew alongside the horror stories told by Colombian authorities of the many underage women he and his cohorts allegedly abused sexually.
