Roberto Sendoya Escobar - Escobar fia: az elsőszülött

In October 1965, two combat helicopters crash into a house near Bogotá, Colombia. Colombian commandos led by an agent of the British secret service, MI6, are targeting the gang of a budding criminal, Pablo Escobar. After the bloody firefight, only one baby remains alive in the house with his dead mother, who is taken in by British secret agent Patrick Phillip Witcomb. This is how Roberto's life begins, who only finds out a quarter of a century later that his real name is Roberto Sendoya Escobar, and that his father is none other than the world's biggest drug lord, Pablo Escobar.
Roberto Sendoya's Escobar autobiography reveals completely new details of the Escobar story. We can learn from it how Escobar tries again and again to kidnap his first-born son, who spends his childhood among bodyguards, and during which dirty international games Pablo becomes the unquestionable master of the drug world. It is revealed how Roberto, through his foster father, colludes with Escobar's cartel of the British Secret Service in money laundering and drug trafficking, as well as where the drug lord's still missing billions might be.
Escobar's son: the firstborn is also the testimony of a tortured soul who spent several decades trying to process the secret that changed his entire life: his real father took the lives of thousands of people and ruined hundreds of thousands more.