The Last Narc (Prime)

[The Fukin Prophecy]

Funny enough, I just learned about this dude today. Netflix has a series called "World's Most Wanted" and his story is the 1st episode. I remember the war to get Chapo's kids free but didn't know El Mayo's name

Wild thing about that is its intentional, nobody says his name...

They just refer to him as senor...

He's low key as fukk, the exact opposite of Chapo...

 

[TrillaThanMost]

This is damn good! On ep 3 now

 

[3rdLetter]

I’m a brehette. I never watched the show. Had no idea that’s what it was about. But to your spoiler that’s what I’m thinking. i might watch it, would you say his depiction in narcos is bs or accurate?

Kiki's depiction on Narcos Mexico made him super unlikeable. It wasn't his drive to do good and take down drug dealers that did it, it was his super recklessness and trying to let Felix know by any means that he was gonna be the one to take him down. After watching this doc, I def look at Kiki in a different light. The powers that be let him down and sacrificed him. Since you seen this, you don't necessarily have to see Narcos Mexico, but it's dope in so I'd recommend it.

 

[The Fukin Prophecy]

Kiki's depiction on Narcos Mexico made him super unlikeable. It wasn't his drive to do good and take down drug dealers that did it, it was his super recklessness and trying to let Felix know by any means that he was gonna be the one to take him down. After watching this doc, I def look at Kiki in a different light. The powers that be let him down and sacrificed him. Since you seen this, you don't necessarily have to see Narcos Mexico, but it's dope in so I'd recommend it.

Odd thing about Narcos Mexico is its based on Hector Berrellez depiction/investigation of events except for the Felix Rodriguez CIA part...I don't remember them showing a Cuban in the room, it was mainly Felix, the doctor and some other Mexican dude...

I found that interesting that the producers didn't piece that together and wouldn't go that deep with it...

They did however address that the DFS was in fact an offshoot of the CIA...

 

[PortCityProphet]

Kiki's depiction on Narcos Mexico made him super unlikeable. It wasn't his drive to do good and take down drug dealers that did it, it was his super recklessness and trying to let Felix know by any means that he was gonna be the one to take him down. After watching this doc, I def look at Kiki in a different light. The powers that be let him down and sacrificed him. Since you seen this, you don't necessarily have to see Narcos Mexico, but it's dope in so I'd recommend it.

Right. I guess Narcos wanted to make it so nobody was really a true good guy.
But real life Kiki seems respectable

 

[3rdLetter]

Odd thing about Narcos Mexico is its based on Hector Berrellez depiction/investigation of events except for the Felix Rodriguez CIA part...I don't remember them showing a Cuban in the room, it was mainly Felix, the doctor and some other Mexican dude...

I found that interesting that the producers didn't piece that together and wouldn't go that deep with it...

They did however address that the DFS was in fact an offshoot of the CIA...

Yea. While watching this I was thinking of parts of Narcos Mexico and the cuban guy came outta nowhere. The show, IIRC, didn't have Kiki connect the contras to the government. Felix did have some scenes in Nicaragua, but it was related to moving his shipment from Columbia. The show probably could've gone deeper but seeing how Hector was at the end of the doc, I guess there was a limit on how far down the rabbit hole the producers wanted to go.

 

[Mike Nasty]

Interesting doc. I was sorta familiar with the story and still surprised by the end. This is one of the best examples of "you want it to be the one way, but it's not, it's the other way".

Also the odd parallels between the Jehovah Witnesses knocking on the wrong door, and Kiki burning down the ranch.

 

[DaddyFresh]

Kiki's depiction on Narcos Mexico made him super unlikeable. It wasn't his drive to do good and take down drug dealers that did it, it was his super recklessness and trying to let Felix know by any means that he was gonna be the one to take him down. After watching this doc, I def look at Kiki in a different light. The powers that be let him down and sacrificed him. Since you seen this, you don't necessarily have to see Narcos Mexico, but it's dope in so I'd recommend it.

Going to peep the doc. But yeah kiki was very unlikeable in narcos. They made it like he had a hard on obsession with Felix and co. That was almost a psychopathic obsession

 

[JodyHiighroller]

This a good doc

 

[1970s HeRon Flow]

@DPresidential u check this out yet?

 

[DPresidential]

@DPresidential u check this out yet?

Nah, but right up my alley. Good looks.

 

[1970s HeRon Flow]

Nah, but right up my alley. Good looks.

Just finished it,

Our government ain't shyt

 

[1970s HeRon Flow]

I did some googling and found out this was first blocked from releasing may 15th, even had the trailers pulled from YouTube,

Hector said it was the CIA tryna stop Amazon from showing it, they didn't know if it was ever gonna be released, when it was finally released, It is said because they made a compromise to edit some things, specifically the DEA agent's name,.it was Kikos boss, that James kugenyall cac

I had a feeling wen they showed that court segment where he went under oath, they said he was even fired 2 weeks after Kikis murder cuz he was drunk all the time and fukking up the investigation, it's also said that they made them edit the part out of Oliver north using airfields in Arkansas that was used by then Gov. Clinton, to smuggle drugs as well as train rebels


Hector was set up by the DEA with that kidnapping of the doctor to get him off the Kiki investigation

 

[in the NICK of time]

This doc was riveting. Especially the one cop with the demons and ghosts issues. You can just tell dude saw a lot of fukked up shyt that will stay with him for life. Terrific doc

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

Watching now
This shyt fire