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A NETFLIX ORIGINAL SERIES

THE FOLLOWING IS A FICTIONAL STORY
INSPIRED BY

SURVIVING ESCOBAR
BY JOHN JAIRO VELÁSQUEZ VÁSQUEZ.

CHARACTERS AND SITUATIONS HAVE BEEN
ALTERED FOR THIS PROGRAM.

CAPITAL PRISON
DRUG DEALERS CELLBLOCK

Okay, my darling.

Please take care.

You too.

Remember, you're a warrior.

Fuck your wife,

you're wasting time, asshole,

and nothing about Medel.

That job is delicate.
I need to do it very skillfully.

If it's too much for you, say so.

No, sir. You relax, I'm on top of things.

Mr. Néstor Pereira.

BOGOTÁ PROSECUTOR
INTERROGATION ROOM

You have no options.

As they say,
you're up to your neck in water.

The best thing for you to do
is cooperate with us.

How often do I have to tell you

that I didn't do anything?

I don't know what you're saying.

Tell me then,
how can you deny your connection

to Mr. Pedro Rentería, alias Potro?

We have a record
of every meeting you've ever had

at El Prado Hotel, in Medellín.

Listen to me, Detective.

Many people visit my hotel.

I can't ask for the criminal record

of every person who talks to me.

Wouldn't that be complicated?

- I couldn't do that.
- Of course.

I imagine you must be
a well-known person.

And you must have many friends.
Among them, Mr. Pablo Escobar.

I don't know what you mean.

Look, we came into possession
of a certain planner.

That planner is Pablo Escobar's,
and your name's in it.

You're mixed up in routes,
accounts, and properties.

This is information your lawyers will have
a hard time disproving.

I never met Mr. Escobar.

Therefore, I never
conducted business with him.

What an odd thing.

That planner said that you were in charge
of the Central America routes.

And that you also sold him the planes
where they transported the drugs.

Am I wrong?

Does the last name Lema ring a bell?

Another one of your partners.

Captured just a few hours ago,

and completely willing to
cooperate with us.

Look, Mr. Pereira,

you're a smart guy.

I will give you two options.

Either you cooperate with us,

or you'll be digging your own grave.

Think about it.

I want to speak to my lawyers.

Today.

We'll see who ends up getting in trouble
for this unusual detention, Detective.

So?

- Do you have my stuff?
- Money first.

- Is everything there?
- There's more.

Here you go.

- All set, partner.
- All set.

Lights out!

CAPITAL PRISON

Attention, guards.
There's a fight in the dining hall.

Go there at once.
They have pointed weapons.

That's it!

Freeze, my friend.

Don't scream, no one will hear you
with that ruckus outside.

Don't hurt me.
Don't kill me.

Take everything I own.

If you don't want to die,
it'll cost a lot.

I'll give you $300,000 cash. I swear.

Fine.

And one other thing.

You will screw over Iván Urrego for me.

No, I can't do that.

Yes, you can.

Tell the prosecution about
the Valle cartel.

About the money the president
got for his campaign. Understand?

- They'll kill me.
- No, sir. I'll protect you.

You can trust me.

But if you don't talk, I'll kill you.

Do you understand?
And you still owe me that money.

You will screw over
Iván Urrego for me.

But don't talk and I'll kill you.

Tell the prosecution about
the Valle cartel.

About the money
the president got for his campaign.

Act like a man, bro.

Move it.

Okay, show's over.

This blondie is having a clown party, bro.

Mr. Medel.

Is everything all right?

Yes, everything's fine.

Velásquez. Stay here.

What's going on?
Everything okay?

Everything's all right.

Are you sure?

Everything's fine, you hear?

Diamond one, jack six, over here.

Apparent suicide in cell 20,
cellblock three.

Repeat, cell 20, cellblock three.

Sir, let me explain.

All signs point to a suicide.

No, no.

It was an isolated event.

We're already investigating
what he used as a weapon.

Yes, sir.

Any news and I...

Clemente, the prosecution people are here.

They say the investigation
will start today.

Two deaths.

Two deaths in my term so far.

Besides, the guards swear they got out
everything they could find.

That's right, not long ago,
we searched the whole prison.

We found over 300 weapons.

We need to double our efforts.

We're going to have
three inspections a week. Okay?

Do you think I'm going to buy the story
that Sánchez killed himself?

You're right.
He didn't kill himself.

We killed him
'cause he was watching over Medel.

Medel has a bodyguard
and I'm the last to find out?

That's odd. You know how things are here.
Open your eyes.

My eyes are wide open, bro.

You know how I see you?

Crystal clear.

Someone's going to die.
Medel or you.

Okay, everybody quiet.

Didn't you hear?

Good night, my friend.

Good night.

I've been lining your pockets for
too many years

for you to act so stupid now.

A deal?

What's wrong with you?

Such a great disappointment, Toño.

You know what?

Get out of here.

Get out.
I'll find another lawyer.

Néstor.

This is not the time
to be counseled by a stranger.

Fuck my life, Toño.

Fuck my life!

Listen to me.

You're balls deep in this, Néstor.

If you don't make a deal
with the prosecution,

they'll extradite you.

Do you understand?

CAPITAL PRISON

Alejito.

I need you to get $300,000
as soon as possible.

You're being blackmailed.

Tell me the name
of the person who's doing it,

- so I can go and tell the lawyer...
- No!

No.

I'm not being blackmailed.

Don't say anything.
Get me the money.

My life is in danger, Alejo.

You know where the money is?

Yes.

Well, then...

you go, you get it,

you keep it, I'll call you
and I'll tell you what to do next, okay?

It will be all right.

Baby, a friend of mine is going to
send me some clothes.

I wanted to see if you'd get them for me.

What clothes are those?
Why don't I know about that?

Why do I have to explain what I have to do
in here to make a living?

Hey, John.

What is it?

Are you okay?

No, I'm not okay.

And you're only helping me out
with my things because you offered.

If you don't want to tell me now.

Why are you speaking to me like that?

If I said I would help you,
it's because I will.

But don't be like that.

Okay? Tell me what needs to be done.

Detective.

I need you to guarantee
certain benefits for me.

In case I decide to fully cooperate
with the justice system, obviously.

Those benefits depend on the results.

Specifically, how would it benefit me?

Look, as I just said,

it all depends on the results we get
after you give us some information.

They could range
from house arrest to exile.

As long as you join the prosecution's
witness protection plan.

Let's begin.

Perfect.

You need to make a statement against
John Jairo Velásquez Vásquez.

Hello.

Hello.

Come in.

CAPITAL PRISON
DRUG DEALERS CELLBLOCK

What is it?

So sorry to interrupt, bro.

What a mess.

I brought you a little gift.

Open it.

Open it, it's a gift from me. Open it.

Open it, asshole.

Oh, what a surprise.

What do we have here?

It's your mommy's glasses.

And the baby's car toy.

See, I have your family.

If you don't want to get them back
all chopped up,

you know what you need to do?

Listen.

After J.J. kills Medel,

I need you to kill J.J.

Is that clear, bro?

Yes, sir.

What did you say, bro?

Yes, sir.

What's up, darling?

Did you get that package?

Yes.

And were all the pants there?

Yes, all of them.

And they even...

seem of good quality.

Well, baby, in that case,

speak to our friend
so he can help you carry that.

He should be arriving in Bogotá. Okay?

Okay, then.

Relax.

When I'm out of this dump I'll have you
transferred anywhere you'd like.

You have my number, no?

Could you leave us alone?

Open the door.

I have half of the money.

I told you.

I'm a man of my word.

As I'm out of prison,
I'll give you the rest.

That's the spirit.

And remember what you need to do.

Tell the prosecution
what you know about the Valle cartel.

You're going to say they
financed the president's campaign, okay?

Okay, okay.

It's a deal.

And don't worry,
we'll be out of here very soon.

Shut up or you die.

- Guard!
- Guard!

Guard!

Man wounded!

Open the door!

Man wounded! Man wounded!

Wounded, wounded!

Door, door!

Door! Guard! Door!

Door, you faggot, he's dying!

Open the door!

He's wounded!

Guard!

Did that faggot actually do his job?

Man wounded!

Guard, man wounded!

You be quiet, I'll speak.

Guard! A doctor, call a doctor!

Man wounded, open up!
Open up! Call the doctor, he's dying!

- What happened?
- He tried to kill himself.

Come on, he's dying!
Come on, come on!

Just a moment.

Freeze, J.J., thank you.
I'll take it from here.

- What happened?
- He tried to kill himself.

If I go back there, I'm dead.

Sir, things have changed.

Nobody will kill anybody.
García, take him.

If anything happens to me,
you'll be in trouble.

There are guards to protect you.
Let's go.

Can't you see the types

- you have in there?
- Things will be different!

- Let's go.
- Let go of me, I'll go alone.

Let go of me.

Door, open the door.

Help me out on this one,

Urrego won't wait
to come here and kill me.

Zurcido, keep an eye on that cell.

I'll stay here with the boss.

I always wanted to be a gunman.

Ever since I was little.

First, I joined the navy.

But I left, because I thought
I'd be in a big, great boat.

But they were few and far between.

Then I joined the police.

But I didn't like it.
Too much corruption.

So I ended up in the mafia.

Mr. Prosecutor...

I want to tell the truth.

Very well.

Can you promise me
that nothing will happen to me or Alejo?

Tiago Medel's awaited confession...

confirmed what they
already knew.

Medel, as the campaign's treasurer,

publicly acknowledged
he got money from the mafia

to finance operations
that led to his candidate's election.

What happened?

Are you okay?
What happened to Vladimir?

He gained my trust
and then betrayed me.

Get out of here. Leave and close up.

Watch out for Urrego, he's after us.

Stay still.
You're on a streak of bad luck.

I'll be right back.

Look at that, boss, look.

Looks like it happened.

Wait up, Piojito.

Until I clearly see that dog dead,
with his face full of flies,

I won't count my blessings.

Be patient, bro.

Door.

Open up that door, sir.

Pal, here comes big Mario.
What should we do with the dead guy?

Let's hide the guns.

Let's hide the guns.

Excuse me, gentlemen, excuse me.

Excuse me, gentlemen.

What the hell happened?

I need backup in cellblock three,
at Mr. Velásquez's cell.

What happened?

I have no idea, Mr. Warden.

I heard gunshots and I came here
to find those two guys lying there.

You didn't see anything?

No.

- You're responsible for this?
- No, sir. You are.

It was your job to protect me.
You left me alone.

A guy with a hood came in
and shot us both.

If you don't get me to a hospital,
you'll have two dead.

Where's the backup, gentlemen?

Careful, gentlemen. Be very careful.

There's no way to crush that bug, bro.

We can do it. Give the order
and I'll do it now.

Faggot, that dude is watching over him.

Torres. Get in the ambulance.

Go to the hospital.

Don't leave him,
even for a bathroom break.

He's your responsibility.

Pineda, go and call the police,
and forensics,

- to report this.
- Yes, sir.

Detective.

BOGOTÁ DISTRICT ATTORNEY
INTERROGATION ROOM

J.J. Velásquez is no newcomer.

I know perfectly well who
John Jairo Velásquez Vásquez is.

Well then,
you must also know perfectly well...

that I'm not asking for much.

You're not asking for much...

but it is more than
I'm allowed to negotiate.

Look, it's very clear to me.

What you need is for me to testify
against J.J. Velásquez

before the judge decides his sentence.

That's worth more than your offer.

You haven't earned nothing here.

In here, if you snooze, you lose.

Save yourself a trip to a U.S. prison.

Take the deal we're offering you,
or you will be left with nothing.

We need to operate immediately.

Officials claim that a journalist
and former treasurer

of President Sampedro's campaign
Tiago Medel,

has made a deal with the prosecution.

And would be willing
to reveal that said campaign

was financed with money
from drug trafficking.

Explain to me
how the hell this happened.

How could you let Medel
get out of prison alive?

Huh?

That bastard J.J.
screwed us over, brother.

But don't worry,
I'll pay a visit to Medel.

I'm already on it, bro.

You're already on it?

What good would that do?

He already talked.

Are you sure, brother?

I got first-hand confirmation.

And from the look of things,
Sampedro will go down.

That fucker J.J. screwed us, brother.

You screwed us, Urrego.

You screwed us,
because you were in charge of that idiot.

You screwed up, bro. Badly.

If the president thing falls through,

we can't block extradition.

Don't you get it?

Listen to me for a moment, brother.

There's something I want to explain.

Don't tell me shit,

it's fucking useless now!

And listen to me.

Listen well.

Forget you were ever a part of

the tough guys from the Valle cartel.

That's what you get

for being such an incompetent dog.

What are you looking at?

TIAGO MEDEL
TREASURER, SAMPEDRO PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN

You're already home.

You're safe here.

Alejo, can I ask for a favor?

Yes, anything.

- Can I have a hug?
- Of course.

Of course.

Everything's ready!

My friend.

Things are happening for us.

Romero and his friends are screwed.
You and I are going to celebrate.

- We're on way up!
- On the way up, bro.

And that's nothing.

If those cop bastards didn't
screw up that Néstor job,

we would have made a ton of money.

You know what? Relax.

Look, we're alive.

We're free.

We're on a roll.
We don't need anything else.

Escobar's planner, my friend.

We will need that planner.

Oh, no way. Wait it out.

After they catch the Romeros
we'll find partners everywhere.

Wait it out you say.

Wait for what, bro?

Those dudes are already
so down and screwed that...

But we can screw them even more.
And I'll make sure to bury them.

The operation is going to go well.
Don't worry.

I hope this place has improved
by 200 percent by my next visit.

Understood?

Understood, Díaz?

Yes, sir.

Come in!

What is it, Clemente?

Did they fire you?

They didn't, but I have some dignity.

I'm drafting my resignation letter.

Just like that?

As if it was nothing.

You're giving up just like that?

I'm surprised.

Don't be.

Two dead men, a shootout.

- This is getting out of hand.
- You know what?

After that speech you gave

even I believed you could save
Capital Prison.

I intended to.

But I'm alone.

I can only count on you.

Do what you want.

I just ask that you
think about it a little longer.

If you hand in that letter
and go out the door,

the next day they'll appoint someone
more corrupt than Bejarano.

What shall I do? Tell me.

I have no idea.

But for now,

don't speak so much.

Clemente, you deserve the job you have.

Buckle up like the man you are.

You're this prison's warden.

Prove it.

Everything okay, lieutenant?

Fine, Moreno.

Any news?

No news, lieutenant.

Go ahead, Moreno.

Good night.

And to you, lieutenant. Excuse me.

Stay still. The stitches will loosen.

I said stay still.
Shall I call the nurse to sedate you?

Look at the state I'm in.

I'm as helpless as ever.

You want to earn some money?

Help me out.

Tell me what I can do.

Get me a phone.

A phone?

BOGOTÁ DISTRICT ATTORNEY

Your Honor.

I'm sorry to approach you like this.

I came all the way up here
to see this evidence.

What's this about?

This is the prosecution's evidence
against Mr. John Jairo Velásquez Vásquez.

Here are the crimes he didn't confess to
in the preliminary statements.

We also have testimony from
one of Pablo Escobar's partners,

Mr. Néstor Pereira.

Yeah...

but didn't that gentleman make
a deal with the prosecution?

Of course.
Everything is in order.

But here we have a problem
with the procedure.

You see, the deadline
to present evidence is past due.

With all due respect,

I am asking you to, please,
accept this evidence.

This is no ordinary criminal.

We're talking about
John Jairo Velásquez Vásquez.

But that's the law.

I cannot apply it differently
depending on this guy or that guy.

Seven years.

That's all the time the worst
criminal in the country will do.

Please, your Honor,

you and I both know that is not justice.

That's the law.

It might not be fair, but it's the law.

Detective, please, don't insist.

Where is John?

Life is strange, isn't it?

- We meet again.
- Where is John Jairo?

Come here, wait, wait.

Olaya, leave us alone, please.

Look, these are not visiting hours.
Come back later.

I need to know how my husband is.

I'm not authorized
to give you that information.

Please.

Come back later with a warrant
from the National Prisons Director.

There's nothing you can do.

Nothing?

Are you sure?

I won't risk my career for a hand-out.

This is no hand-out.

You need to learn how to count.

Come then.

Want to come in?

- Can I search you first?
- Search me?

- It's a matter of security.
- What security?

Just security, I told you.

I'm visiting my husband,
and I have to deal with security?

I have to.

Excuse me.

You're not going in with guns, right?

Or drugs, maybe?

Mmm?

Let's just say you're clean.

Go in, please.

Excuse me.

Darling, what happened to you?

- Darling.
- Are you all right?

- I am.
- You are?

How are you? Look at you.
What did they do to you?

I'm fine, darling, I'm fine.

Fine, John? Look at where you are.

Is this really necessary?

What's this nonsense? Oh, no!

- Have they been good to you?
- Listen to me.

I'm all right.

Calm down for a second.

Listen to me.

I'm not in a safe place.

I need you to find Caspa.

Tell him I need him here
to watch out for me.

They can come
and fuck me up any moment.

I'll find him later.

Let's send him a message.
I won't leave you.

- How could I leave you?
- Listen...

If you stay here, they'll kill us.

You know how it is.

This is bullshit.

I don't want to leave.

CAPITAL PRISON

Door!

Cooperate, everyone in formation.

Look, Piojito.

As they say in Bogotá,
everyone is just dandy here, bro.

Find out what's going on.

All good, boss. I'll get right on it.

Noguera.

Tell me something.

They didn't get us out
here for soccer, right?

No, it's all fine, relax.

I need you to search every corner.

We'll go in later and tear this
place apart.

Whatever it takes.

Door, sir.

Every brick, every hole, sir.

Don't let anything get past you.

Open this door.

You two, check this over here.

Zafra, check this bed.

Get the cases off those pillows,
everything laying around.

Gentlemen, what is...

Go on, get everything they have in
there. Get it all out, quick.

That's it.

Okay, gentlemen.

Take out these mattresses.

Don't leave anything unchecked.

Open up this hole, please.

Good, that's it.

That's it.

What do we have there, Dorrego?

Look.

What do we have here, gentlemen?

Let's see.

Get that, get it out.

A little gift.

You have to do things yourself
if you want them done well.

Lieutenant, come here.
You need to see this.

- Zafra, finish checking in here.
- As you wish.

What is it?

Look at this little present.

Oh.

This is a real treasure.