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El Sicario: Confessions of a Cartel Hit Man (William Heinemann) (Paperback)
Short Description for El SicarioA Juarez hit man (Sicario) speaks: he has killed hundreds of people, is an expert in torture and kidnapping, and for many years was a commander of the state police, receiving training from the FBI. There is a contract on his life of $250,000, and he lives as a fugitive. This title shows the life of a cartel hitman.
Full description- Publisher: William Heinemann Ltd
- Published: 07 July 2011
- Format: Paperback 224 pages
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- Categories: Biography: General | Autobiography: General | Memoirs | True Crime | Crime & Criminology | Drugs Trade / Drug Trafficking | Politics & Government | Political Corruption | History Of The Americas
- ISBN 13: 9780434021451 ISBN 10: 0434021458
- Sales rank: 74,985
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Full description for El Sicario
'If Juarez is a city of God, it's because the devil is scared to come here'. A Juarez hit man (Sicario) speaks: he has killed hundreds of people, is an expert in torture and kidnapping, and for many years was a commander of the state police, receiving training from the FBI. There is a contract on his life of $250,000, and he lives as a fugitive. This is the unvarnished truth about the war on drugs - the murders, the corruption, the warring cartels, the complicity of the American and Mexican governments, by a man who has seen it and shared in the violence. Through El Sicario's words we see, for the very first time, the life of a cartel hitman in sober yet graphic detail; the distribution of power in this mindblowingly corrupt country; and, the contrition of a man who became so disturbed by his day job that he would wake from nightmares throttling his own wife. Framed by two pieces by award-winning journalist Charles Bowden that set the scene for the reader, this deeply chilling and important book shows us the Mexican drugs war as we've never seen it before.

