Chapter 179: Chapter 169: Time Magazine Wants to Interview Victor?

Colombia... Santa Fe de Bogota!

In a high-end club marked with "Hombres y perros" (Men and dogs).

This was a well-known... men's club, mainly for wealthy yet lonely women to vent their needs.

It operated on a membership basis.

The clientele comprised the rich and noble.

Griselda Blanco sat in her booth, watching the stripper in front of her, with a wild beast's desire in her eyes.

The "Black Widow" born in Medellin in the north of Colombia in 1943 had a prostitute for a mother and an unknown father. She had killed someone at the age of eleven when she kidnapped a child to get ransom money from their parents.

But when the parents didn't pay up, she brutally murdered the child.

Later, to avoid her mother's ill-intentioned clients, she went on her own, met her first husband, a fake ID trafficker. It was then that her husband had a drug trafficker friend, and Griselda Blanco approached him to understand the drug market.