Ray William Johnson

And she does this for years.

And of course, from all this, Sandra is making tons of money and she is not afraid to spend it.

She buys a couple of luxury homes.

She starts building a collection of sports cars, Camaros and Bentleys and Audis and Mercedeses.

And on top of that, she stacks up hundreds of pieces of jewelry.

She ends up owning about 300 pieces of jewelry.

Damn, Sandra.

So yeah, she is now officially the girl boss of the cocaine trafficking business.

And they all start investigating.

And they're able to trace the phone records from some of these traffickers.

And those records lead straight to Sandra and El Tigre.

So from here, both Mexican and American feds start monitoring them closely.

And that is when the story gets worse for Sandra.

Because one day in 2002, some members of a rival cartel supposedly, they kidnap her teenage son.

And if she wants him back, they're demanding that she pay them five million dollars.

And of course, Sandra panics.

I mean, no doubt she does have the money to pay for her son, but I guess she's just scared that even if she does pay it, her son could still get killed.

So she calls the police.

And when the police arrive, she tells them that her son has been kidnapped and that the kidnappers are demanding $5 million in cash.

And the police are like, wait, who are you that the kidnappers are asking for that kind of money?