Ray William Johnson

So she starts getting better positions in the cartel.

Now, here's the thing about Sandra, though.

Apparently, a lot of men find her very whoppa.

Specifically, a lot of powerful cartel guys really want to smash with her.

And she takes full advantage of that.

Like, she starts seducing notorious kingpins, she gets married to the top corrupt law enforcement officials, and she even becomes quite close to El Chapo.

the world's most famous drug lord.

And with all these connections, Sandra continues to work her way up the Mexican drug trade.

And years go by.

And it's now the late 1990s.

And her life changes again.

Because she meets this guy, who everyone calls El Tigre.

And El Tigre is a top Colombian drug trafficker with ties to the Colombian cartel.

And Sandra thinks El Tigre is bueno, and El Tigre thinks she's really bueno as well.

So they start dating, and soon they start doing business together.

Now, the Colombian cartels are notorious for producing huge amounts of cocaine, but it can be difficult to move that across the US border because of the security the US border has.

Now, the Mexican cartels, on the other hand, they already have the routes and the networks and the infrastructure to move drugs into the US with no problem.

And since Sandra now has access to both cartels, she becomes the bridge between the Colombian cartels and the Mexican cartels.

And she starts overseeing the movement of a lot of cocaine from the Colombians to the Mexicans.

And she becomes responsible for moving lots of drugs across the Pacific into the U.S.