She later became a drug lord of the Medellín Cartel, started the Miami drug war and was responsible for up to 200 murders. Griselda Blanco, who grew up poor in Colombia and started her criminal career as a prostitute and pickpocket.Fittingly, this segment is titled Beyond Bizarre. The problem? A secretary in the Florida State Attorney's office ends up establishing a phone sex relationship with Rivi, which makes any testimony he could give inadmissible and blows the prosecution's case open. Freakier Than Fiction: In 2, the prosecution believes that there's no way that Griselda Blanco will get anything less than a life sentence, and will most likely get a death sentence, as Rivi agreed to testify against her.A few years after the documentary was released, she was gunned down in Colombia, making this unlikely to happen. While he escaped the drug trade, he lives knowing that she could have him killed at any point. Face Death with Dignity: Cosby in 2 discusses his intention to do this should Griselda Blanco order his death.Every Man Has His Price: Roberts mentions this as proof of the corrupting effect of drug money on businesses and police.Additionally, the accidental death of a rival dealer's son during a drive-by shooting is one of the only killings for which Rivi shows any apparent regret. Even though his men had already shot the wife, Rivi ordered his own men out of the house at gunpoint to stop them from killing the children. Even Evil Has Standards: In the first film, Rivi and his men had just successfully carried out a hit on a man who failed to pay Blanco when Rivi learns that she had also promised his men a bonus for killing the wife and kids as well.The Dragon: Rivi, hitman and main enforcer for Blanco.Dedication: The Reloaded cut is dedicated to the memory of Medical Examiner Dr.

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