Drug Lord Pablo Esobar Net Worth

Drug Lord Pablo Escobar Net Worth
In 1987, drug Lord Pablo Escobar's net worth was $25 billion and he even offered to pay off Colombia's $13 billion national debt.

In 2011, Forbes posted an article ranking El Chapo more powerful than Pablo Escobar in his heyday.  Pablo Escobar's son responded to the article alleging that Forbes was lying.

Pablo Escobar, Colobmia's most notorious drug dealer of all-time was a hero to the people therefore he was never too flashy.  Instead he wore lightweight suits and short-sleeved T-shirts that were perfect for Medellin, Colombia's weather.  Escobar's style was plain yet stylish.  He had a simple, classic wardrobe.

Pablo Escobar Net Worth

Pablo Escobar's solid gold Rolex was encrusted with fine diamonds and was worth about $70,000.  The watch went for only $8,500 in an auction of items seized from traffickers and Farc rebel commander Raul Reyes.

Pablo Escobar Net Worth

Pablo Escobar the drug lord responsible for about 80 percent of the cocaine smuggled to the United States built an amazing estate that he called Hacienda Napoles.

The estate had everything Escobar needed: A landing strip, numerous lakes and even exotic animals.

Pablo Escobar Net Worth

Pablo Escobar Net Worth

Pablo Escobar the drug lord and best/worst thing to ever arise from Colombia, had his own unique swag.  He could have owned any vehicle he could dream of but he opted for cars that caught his eye for instance his 1930s Cadillac that he purchased because it reminded him of Al Capone's.  

Pablo Escobar Cars

Pablo Escobar Cars

Pablo Escobar Cars

Pablo Escobar Cars

Pablo Escobar Cars

Pablo Escobar Cars

Pablo Escobar Cars

Pablo Escobar Cars

 

Pablo Escobar Cars

Pablo Escobar Cars

Pablo Escobar Cars

Pablo Escobar Cars

Pablo Escobar Cars

Pablo Escobar Cars

Pablo Escobar Cars

Pablo Escobar Cars

Pablo Escobar Cars

Pablo Escobar Net Worth

Pablo Escobar's Cars

• Mercedes 300SL Roadster
• Mercedes 600 Limo
• Porsche 356
• Renault 4
• Toyota Land Cruiser

Manuela Escobar, daughter of Pablo Escobar was suffering from hypothermia one night while Escobar was on the run from authorities.  Escobar and his family were at a mountain hideout while authorities attempted to locate him.  In order to keep his daughter warm Escobar burnt over $2 million.

Pablo Escobar, Colombia's Robin Hood, donated substantial amounts of money to the construction of hospitals, churches and schools.

In 2012, Pablo Escobar's son, Sebastian Escobar, aka Sebastian Marroquin wanted to trademark his father's name, signature and fingerprint yet the Colombian government denied his application.  The following video shows Sebastian's brand: Escobar Henao.  The line was created in 2010 as a personal wager for peace.

Manuela Escobar, daughter of Pablo Escobar fled the country in 1994 after her father's death.  She was accompanied by her mother and brother.  Numerous countries refused to accept them before Argentina granted them asylum and allowed the family to change their identities.