The reviewer questions the validity of Roberto Escobar's claims about being Pablo Escobar's son, highlighting discrepancies in his age and the plausibility of his story. The book is an interesting read but lacks depth and raises more questions than answers.
The reviewer delves into the credibility of Roberto Escobar's account of being Pablo Escobar's son, pointing out inconsistencies in his age and the feasibility of his narrative. While the book provides some insight into the cartel's operations, it falls short in depth and leaves the reader with lingering doubts. The reviewer suggests it's more about Roberto's personal journey than a detailed account of Pablo's crimes.
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I could only guess at what was inside that box but it struck me that it was another successful pick-up for what must surely have been the world’s most extravagant courier service.
If I hadn’t had my own memories — and the photos I took at the time, which cemented the recollections in my mind — I would have thought it was too unlikely to be true.
I took to it, mainly because it entailed smashing the complete living daylights out of everyone.