The house where Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar died, a must-see for tourists in the northwestern city of Medellin, is up for sale, the daily El Tiempo said Monday.
The house in the Los Olivos neighborhood was inhabited for two months by the world’s then-most-wanted man until the day he died on Dec. 2, 1993.
The current owner, Omar Restrepo, an importer of heavy machinery, purchased it in 2008.
“I was looking for a house that could be remodeled to my taste and a gentlemen introduced...
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