View of photographs of late drug kingpin Pablo Escobar at the Hacienda Napoles theme park. AFP
Medellin drugs cartel leader Pablo Escobar is said to have hiden millions of dollars of cash in his home city. AFP
Visitors take pictures in front of the "HK617" Colombian airplane used by drug lord Pablo Escobar to send his first cocaine shipment into the United States, at the entrance to the Napoles ranch in Puerto Triunfo municipality, Antioquia Department, Colombia on June 21, 2009. The Napoles ranch, which has an area of 2,200 hectares and was built by the late drug trafficker Pablo Escobar, has turned into a theme park. AFP)
A boy smiles in the Pablo Escobar neighbourhood in Medellin, Antioquia department, Colombia. Escobar is thought to have hidden millions of dollars in his city hideouts. AFP
TO GO WITH AFP STORY - A man looks at a toy depicting the late Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar dressed up as Robin Hood. AFP
Relatives place flowers on a memorial wall in tribute to the victims of late Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar in 2019. AFP
Colombian soldiers patrol in Medellin region on June 05, 1991. Colombian police killed him in a rooftop shootout in 1993. At the time, he had amassed an estimated net worth of $30 billion, equal to $59bn today. AFP
At the height of his wealth, Forbes estimated Pablo Escobar to have been the seventh richest person in the world. AFP
Yolanda Cubo holds the portrait of Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar at her house. The “King of Cocaine” even ran for president once, but was unsuccessful. AFP
People walk next to a wall memorial in tribute to the victims of late Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar at 'Inflection Park' in Medellin. AFP
View of photographs of late drug kingpin Pablo Escobar at the Hacienda Napoles theme park. AFP
Medellin drugs cartel leader Pablo Escobar is said to have hiden millions of dollars of cash in his home city. AFP
Visitors take pictures in front of the "HK617" Colombian airplane used by drug lord Pablo Escobar to send his first cocaine shipment into the United States, at the entrance to the Napoles ranch in Puerto Triunfo municipality, Antioquia Department, Colombia on June 21, 2009. The Napoles ranch, which has an area of 2,200 hectares and was built by the late drug trafficker Pablo Escobar, has turned into a theme park. AFP)
A boy smiles in the Pablo Escobar neighbourhood in Medellin, Antioquia department, Colombia. Escobar is thought to have hidden millions of dollars in his city hideouts. AFP
TO GO WITH AFP STORY - A man looks at a toy depicting the late Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar dressed up as Robin Hood. AFP
Relatives place flowers on a memorial wall in tribute to the victims of late Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar in 2019. AFP
Colombian soldiers patrol in Medellin region on June 05, 1991. Colombian police killed him in a rooftop shootout in 1993. At the time, he had amassed an estimated net worth of $30 billion, equal to $59bn today. AFP
At the height of his wealth, Forbes estimated Pablo Escobar to have been the seventh richest person in the world. AFP
Yolanda Cubo holds the portrait of Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar at her house. The “King of Cocaine” even ran for president once, but was unsuccessful. AFP
People walk next to a wall memorial in tribute to the victims of late Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar at 'Inflection Park' in Medellin. AFP
View of photographs of late drug kingpin Pablo Escobar at the Hacienda Napoles theme park. AFP
