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**Title:** Exploring Pablo Escobar's Legacy in Colombia
**Summary:**
* The narrator visits Colombia to document the life and legacy of Pablo Escobar, once the world's greatest drug trafficker.
* Escobar's impact on Colombia is still divisive, with some people hating him for the harm he caused and others loving him for past charitable acts.
* The narrator tours:
1. **Monaco Building** (soon to be demolished): Escobar's former residence, now a government-owned building.
2. **Site of Escobar's Death**: A rooftop in the Los Olivos neighborhood where Escobar was fatally shot in 1993.
3. **Pablo Escobar's Grave** (Santo Sacro Gardens pantheon): A simple tomb where Escobar, his family members, and associates are buried.
* The visit highlights the mixed feelings of Colombians towards Escobar and the country's efforts to move past its troubled history, showcasing a nation that is "more than drugs and violence".
Here are the extracted key facts, each with a number and in short sentence form, excluding opinions:
**Biographical Facts**
1. Pablo Emilio Escobar Gaviria was a notorious criminal and drug trafficker in Colombia.
2. Escobar's birthdate was December 1, 1949.
3. Escobar's death date was December 2, 1993.
4. At the time of his death, Escobar was 44 years old.
**Wealth and Properties**
5. Forbes magazine estimated Escobar's fortune to be between $28 and $30 billion.
6. Escobar's wealth made him the seventh richest man on the planet, according to Forbes.
7. The Monaco building, valued at over $300,000, had 34 parking spaces, 12 apartments, 2 swimming pools, and a tennis court.
**Events and Death**
8. On January 13, 1988, the Monaco building suffered a bomb attack, the first in Medellín, Colombia.
9. Escobar was killed by the Search Block on December 2, 1993, in the Los Olivos neighborhood.
10. Escobar was shot while trying to flee through a window, armed with a gun in each hand.
11. A phone call with his son, Juan Pablo, lasting over five minutes, led to his location being tracked by police.
**Burial and Legacy**
12. Escobar is buried in the Santo Sacro Gardens pantheon in Medellín, Colombia.
13. Others buried in the same tomb include his brother, a nanny who cared for his children, his mother, and members of his security team.
14. The tomb also contains two stones from the Napoles hacienda, now a museum.
15. Other notable individuals, such as the "Black Widow" and Griselda Blanco, are also buried in the same garden.
**Tourism and Location**
16. The Monaco building, where Escobar lived, is (or was, until its planned demolition) located in Medellín, Colombia, and is part of narco-tours.
17. The building was set to be demolished in December (year not specified) to make way for a garden memorializing victims of violence in Medellín.
18. Escobar's grave is a popular tourist destination, with many visitors leaving flowers and offerings.