Craig Jones

Yeah, it took, honestly, I don't know what it was. You might be able to imagine, but something about Columbia really struck at my heartstrings. Something about the culture down there. So I went back to see my family in Adelaide. They were quite surprised I survived Columbia and then basically went straight back to South America to continue the adventure.

We went to Brazil. We went to Argentina. We went back to Colombia. And I was back in Colombia for a good five to six weeks. But this time instead of Cartagena, straight into Medellin. Okay.

We went to Brazil. We went to Argentina. We went back to Colombia. And I was back in Colombia for a good five to six weeks. But this time instead of Cartagena, straight into Medellin. Okay.

We went to Brazil. We went to Argentina. We went back to Colombia. And I was back in Colombia for a good five to six weeks. But this time instead of Cartagena, straight into Medellin. Okay.

I did. And this is actually a weird story. So I put up a post. I think I actually made quite an insensitive post. I was using the cocaine sunglasses to pour some powder, a prop onto Pablo's grave, like one for the fallen homies, you know, but a guy messaged me on Instagram and he's like, do you want to meet the sister? And I was like, you're full of shit for sure.

I did. And this is actually a weird story. So I put up a post. I think I actually made quite an insensitive post. I was using the cocaine sunglasses to pour some powder, a prop onto Pablo's grave, like one for the fallen homies, you know, but a guy messaged me on Instagram and he's like, do you want to meet the sister? And I was like, you're full of shit for sure.

I did. And this is actually a weird story. So I put up a post. I think I actually made quite an insensitive post. I was using the cocaine sunglasses to pour some powder, a prop onto Pablo's grave, like one for the fallen homies, you know, but a guy messaged me on Instagram and he's like, do you want to meet the sister? And I was like, you're full of shit for sure.

You know, you get one of those DMs. But then he sent me a picture of a large quantity of a substance that made me assume that he was the real deal. So I ventured off down to meet him on a Saturday night in Columbia. And he showed me some pictures with the sister. And later that week, we went out for dinner. She took us on a bit of a tour of Pablo's old house.

You know, you get one of those DMs. But then he sent me a picture of a large quantity of a substance that made me assume that he was the real deal. So I ventured off down to meet him on a Saturday night in Columbia. And he showed me some pictures with the sister. And later that week, we went out for dinner. She took us on a bit of a tour of Pablo's old house.

You know, you get one of those DMs. But then he sent me a picture of a large quantity of a substance that made me assume that he was the real deal. So I ventured off down to meet him on a Saturday night in Columbia. And he showed me some pictures with the sister. And later that week, we went out for dinner. She took us on a bit of a tour of Pablo's old house.

And then we got hammered together on red wine. And everything was going good until I tricked her into putting the sunglasses on for a photo. And then we explained to her what the sunglasses were for. And it took a bit of a turn, but still we. Why? What happened then? I mean, obviously she's not into the heritage of the Escobar name, you know?

And then we got hammered together on red wine. And everything was going good until I tricked her into putting the sunglasses on for a photo. And then we explained to her what the sunglasses were for. And it took a bit of a turn, but still we. Why? What happened then? I mean, obviously she's not into the heritage of the Escobar name, you know?

And then we got hammered together on red wine. And everything was going good until I tricked her into putting the sunglasses on for a photo. And then we explained to her what the sunglasses were for. And it took a bit of a turn, but still we. Why? What happened then? I mean, obviously she's not into the heritage of the Escobar name, you know?

The family empire. Yeah. I was, I was grilling her on a lot of questions about Pablo, but obviously a lot of the notorious nefarious activities were shielded from the family life.

The family empire. Yeah. I was, I was grilling her on a lot of questions about Pablo, but obviously a lot of the notorious nefarious activities were shielded from the family life.

The family empire. Yeah. I was, I was grilling her on a lot of questions about Pablo, but obviously a lot of the notorious nefarious activities were shielded from the family life.

Yeah, I think that's actually something that she was trying to clarify me. And the guy that sort of helped connect us as well was Pablo's old driver. And they were trying to clarify that the large stacks of cash where people are talking about like,

Yeah, I think that's actually something that she was trying to clarify me. And the guy that sort of helped connect us as well was Pablo's old driver. And they were trying to clarify that the large stacks of cash where people are talking about like,

Yeah, I think that's actually something that she was trying to clarify me. And the guy that sort of helped connect us as well was Pablo's old driver. And they were trying to clarify that the large stacks of cash where people are talking about like,

what was holding the cash together was disintegrating and stuff was like largely a myth that most of the cocaine transactions were for land or for houses. So I believe they did get to keep a lot of the proceeds of that.