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Nicolas Escobar he told Red Más Noticias that he has been in charge of searching for his uncle’s coves, and that the last one he found was in a house located in the Las Palmas sector, in Medellín.
The drug trafficker’s relative sought and assured that indeed found a cove with 18 million dollars (more than 65,000 million pesos today), which are “useless”, according to the newscast, since they had been in hiding for about 30 years.
“There was a pretty big bag. The smell was awesome; that smell is worse than a dying one multiplied by 100 ”, declared Nicolás in the middle.
In addition, other Escobar objects were found such as a gold pen, a gold nugget, communication radios, a camera and the typewriter which, according to the nephew, was the one used to make the statements of the so-called ‘extraditables’, drug traffickers who joined together to fight against extradition in Colombia.
According to the media, this could be the last cove of the capo, who became the richest man in the world, and one of the most powerful.
Escobar’s eccentricities are not new. It is only worth mentioning that he had a zoo in his renowned Hacienda Napoles, which today is a tourist site in Medellín, among other things, due to the myths that revolve around that property, and that it housed thousands of species of animals that, by nature, in Colombia they did not exist.
Precisely for all that, the late boss had a relationship with important world personalities who today, two decades after his death, have had to clarify if they had any relationship with the drug trafficker.
The one who was head of the Medellín Cartel had such a large fortune that it has not yet been determined how many million dollars it was.
Below you can see the items that Nicolás Escobar says were found in Pablo Escobar’s cove:
🔴#Exclusive | Not all the secrets about Pablo Escobar’s treasures had been revealed. # RedMásNoticias he learned about the last cove of the former head of the Medellín cartel.
Investigation of @ fabianforeroba1 and @ChichoGiraldoRe. pic.twitter.com/9NzJRmWNK5
– red + news (@RedMasNoticias) September 23, 2020
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