Such is the life of a hitman from Medellin

From Hitman to Rapper...

Today, I'm going to share the true confession of a hitman from Comuna 13 in Medellín. What you're about to read is based on real events.

Some important details of the story you're about to read:

Murder Technique: One of the techniques the hitman mentioned for killing someone was injecting air into their veins, which would cause a gas embolism and the victim's death.

Admiration for Pablo Escobar: Despite Pablo Escobar's notoriety and violent legacy, the hitman saw him as an admirable figure. He even suggested that under Escobar's leadership, the Colombian economy could have been dollar-based.

Rap as an Escape: The hitman expressed his love for rap, seeing it not only as entertainment but also as an escape and a way to express his emotions and tell his story.

The Price of a Life: Life has a price in the world of hitmen. The hitman mentioned that he charged between 500,000 and 1,000,000 Colombian pesos for a murder (120-280 dollars).

Emotional Duality: Despite the cold and calculating nature of his job, the hitman also spoke of moments of remorse and guilt, especially when operations involved children or known individuals.

Education as a Solution: Despite his involvement in criminal activities, the hitman sees education as a key solution to breaking the cycle of violence and poverty in Comuna 13.