Pablo Escobar's legacy has sparked a conflict that has escalated to death threats among his descendants.
The infamous kingpin of cocaine was killed in the distant year 1993 on the roof of a building in Medellin, while trying to escape from army forces. He left behind a collection of old cars and motorbikes, but not only.
" Telegraph " writes that Nicolás Escobar, 53, has declared himself as Don Pablo's favorite nephew and believes that his uncle's wealth belongs to him.
However, the war has already started with his father Roberto Escobar, who was an accountant for the drug cartel. He has threatened to kill his son if he asks for Pablo's relics.
"Roberto still thinks he can do whatever he wants, that he's in the mafia, that he's a boss," said Nicolás.
One day my sister called me and told me not to try to enter my father's house. If I go in, he told me, someone will kill me, because my father gave the order. For years, the assets of the infamous drug cartel boss have been exhibited in a museum, which is managed by Roberto.
A "Harley Davidson", a small private plane, a collection of rare photos, and even a pistol, are just some of the relics displayed to the public in this museum.