He Made Millions Then Faded Away: The Shadowy Kingpin “El Cibao” скачать в хорошем качестве

He Made Millions Then Faded Away: The Shadowy Kingpin “El Cibao”

Possibly one of the rarest figures in drug trafficking history; a Kingpin who made millions, avoided prison, and faded away with his riches. In 1990s New York City, a shadowy Dominican known only as El Cibao quietly built a powerful heroin operation. El Cibao owned the DOA heroin brand and had a close partnership with the infamous C & C Gang of Mott Haven led by George Calderon and Angel “Cuson” Padilla. DOA was one of the most sought-after heroin stamps of the late 1980s and early 1990s, known for its potency and street demand. El Cibao also supplied other powerful figures, including a South Bronx Queenpin known as Margarita. Almost no one knew El Cibao’s real name and only a select few knew what he looked like, yet his influence stretched across the South Bronx and Washington Heights. This episode of the Brazen Breeds Podcast explores the mystery behind El Cibao and his role in New York City’s drug underworld. El Cibao fled to the Dominican Republic with his wealth where he remains an enigmatic figure. Subscribe for more true crime stories Brazen Breeds Podcast — new episodes coming soon