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Friends say author claiming to be Pablo Escobar's son is making it up
In his new bestselling book, Son of Escobar, a British painter writes that he was adopted by an MI6 agent involved in a helicopter drugs raid in Colombia that killed his mother, but an investigation by i has uncovered serious doubts
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Gem of the Week
Our latest newsletters cover geographic regions, including South America. Here is an in-depth piece you may not have seen from Etan Smallman digging into an author’s claims about his parents.
Chosen by Christopher Brennan, Editor