Caro Quintero, often referred to as the “Narco of Narcos,” is a notorious figure in the world of drug trafficking, particularly in Mexico. Born on October 3, 1952, in La Noria, Sinaloa, he rose to prominence as a key player in the Guadalajara Cartel during the 1980s. His criminal activities were marked by extreme violence and cunning strategies, which allowed him to build a vast drug empire. Quintero was heavily involved in the smuggling of marijuana and cocaine into the United States, contributing significantly to the drug crisis in the region. His notoriety peaked after the kidnapping and murder of DEA agent Enrique “Kiki” Camarena in 1985, an event that led to a massive manhunt and his eventual arrest. Although he was sentenced to prison, Quintero’s story is marked by escapes and legal battles, showcasing the complexities of the drug trade and law enforcement’s efforts to combat it. His legacy continues to impact the ongoing struggle against drug trafficking in Mexico and beyond.
Caro Quintero, often referred to as the “Narco of Narcos,” is a notorious figure in the world of drug trafficking, particularly in Mexico
