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By Jackie Strause. Managing Editor, East Coast. Narcos viewers know Chris Feistl as the hungry DEA agent who helped dismantle the season-three villains, the Cali cartel. Chris ultimately becomes the DEA contact for informant Jorge Salcedo Matias Varela , the head of security for the Cali cartel who risks his life to help the agents capture and fry their biggest fish, Miguel Rodriguez Francisco Denis. In order to get the third season story right, Narcos enlisted the real Chris Feistl to serve as a consultant.


The man who took down Cali




The man who took down Cali - Los Angeles Times
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Father Tries to Grasp How He Could Have Left Twins to Die in Hot Car
The Colombian drug lords Miguel Rodriguez Orejuela, 63, and Gilberto Rodriguez Orejuela, 67, entered guilty pleas and were ushered off to federal prison for the next 30 years -- no Miami Vice-like dramatics, no bodies riddled with gunfire in the manner of Medellin rival Pablo Escobar. Aiding U. For years he had protected the bosses, their wives and children. Then, he crossed them. Federal prosecutor Edward R.





Since leaving his 1-year-old twins in his broiling car while he was at work on Friday, killing them, Juan Rodriguez has been in a state of disbelief, struggling to understand how he could have forgotten to drop them off at their day care. Out on bail on manslaughter charges and wracked with grief, he told a close friend that he believed he had left the children at their day care provider, even though he had not. Then on Sunday, Mr. Rodriguez called David Diamond, a professor of psychology in Florida who studies why otherwise loving parents forget their children in cars.
