Popeye: The Jailhouse Interviews Pt. 1 - English Subtitles

[@ayodeleolatunbosun9444]

Love this person interviewing him.. #So polite & gently.. Waited to finished answering a question before asking another..

[@juliocesaroterogonzalez2398]

😊00000p0a pp6ptñhpt😊

[@boe195]

Nobody could kill Popeye but himself.

[@bhunji1850]

13:00 Fabio Ochoa is the young guy on the left, got him mixed up with Juan David

[@elg2699]

9:50 famous sicarios my respects

[@AA-ws7pd]

Pinina? And damn, so less information found on him.

[@davidmellish3295]

Respect for men that kill for money ? That destroyed families just for cash,cold hearted bastards that don't deserve any respect

[@2serveand2protect]

..."MAGICAL REALISM"... SERIOUSLY! - NOW I'm starting to understand! PS. >>> Thanks for the video!

[@GustavoGaviria-hb2fc]

13:55

[@vandercac.a.6265]

muy inteligente

[@rebeccazohra]

I love this

[@joaomatheus5965]

1:26

[@bloatersnake9787]

While i understand why he still loves Pablo i doubt he really feels any remorse for all the innocent people he killed, his only justification is that "we were at war" lol explain that to relatives of victims who died in the bombings, people who had nothing to do with the police or any cartel...

[@CK.one1]

Exactly 👍

[@JudgeDredd_]

Innocent people die in war every day.

[@danielkitur4135]

Is there an interview of popeye talking about Carlos castano

[@AryanJJ]

there is one but without english subtitles

[@djsmileyoflasvegas]

I thought i seen somewhere he just got arrested again

[@Badwz]

2:51

[@ak-yi6hc]

Thank you good video

[@alexgi4536]

Jorge luis estaba encima de Pablo

[@ak-yi6hc]

When is part 2 comming?

[@realityoflife4309]

Where's part 2 brother

[@rosswynne2379]

Bless

[@brendahay-beer8466]

I love to see him talk about everything. I can't really put in words but I have to say I hold nothing against him at all. I love the interview.

[@IamaproudChristian22]

Probably because he didn't directly harm you or your family. Jesus is coming back. Believe He died for your sins and rose again then repent to be saved.

[@DewberryJackson]

​@IamaproudChristian22 it's always the western people who have an opinion on things they have no part in they don't know anything about colombia and the 80s drug war

[@GiseDoria]

Descansa en paz pope! Todos somos hijos de Dios hermano! Te cojieron miedo porque tú sabías demasiado cosas de gente todavía hoy importantes!

[@KevinDiaz-ni4lb]

No todos somos hijos de Dios , somos creacion de El , hijos somos cuando nos apartamos de lo Malo y obedecemos su palabra

[@JASHVEER22]

Thank you.good video

[@OffOnEntertainment]

Jorge Luis Ochoa murió el 2013 de cuándo es esta entrevista?

[@josemarinoacostagonsales629]

Ggg

[@ceejdude83]

Funny how he started feeling bad around the time his parole was coming up...

[@davidmellish3295]

No it's just a COINCIDENCE of course he feels genuinely bad, that's why once he was out there is a video of him putting flowers on Pablo's grave NOT the graves of the innocent people he murdered that were collateral damage due to his bombs or the police who were killed just for being in the police force

[@CommanderLongJohn]

@@davidmellish3295 That'd be a tremendous amount of money for the florist 👀 Despite all the death and violence Pablo was literally God to all of his sicarios, he was arguably the best boss someone like Popeye could even hope for as he showered them with money and luxury, love and respect, was fiercely protective of his guy's (to the point of starting a war with Cali), it's not that difficult to understand why HE still had positive feelings for the boss (which he really didn't try hiding here)... What would happen if he visited a grave of someone he killed and the (still) grieving family looks up to see the man who murdered their son or husband or father...? Seems like a recipe for disaster IMO, remember this as well, he's literally the only man in the last 40yrs to come forward about the Carlos Galan assassination (regardless of motive) and a few other high profile killings, while there's still people out there alive with direct knowledge to them, politicians who were directly involved, dirty ex-DAS officers etc etc...

[@IngMyster]

Quien es Don Hernando ?

[@AryanJJ]

Hernando Santos, y quítate esa mierda de foto de perfil la masonería está prohibida por la Iglesia

[@gpandurengan]

I like him

[@bananapineapple6949]

He is a smart guy and really crazy. He might be the most notorious gangster of all time.

[@amarugee3003]

as you see here is the proof that ochoa was the boss

[@SuperBadx0_]

AMARUGEE no Ochoas wanted out when Escobar was ruthless near the end they couldn’t tell him what to do they could only suggest stuff and agree upon things but when Escobar wanted to do something scantless everyone had to agree

[@mattjones8254]

Ochoa didnt have the nerve....

[@ColombianHistoryX]

It’s hard to find evidence to back it up, but the Ochoas were probably supplying the CIA. That’s why Don Fabio’s never been in jail.

[@DewberryJackson]

Rodriguez Gacha alias "The Mexican" was the true boss of the Medellin cartel

[@Ootazfromda03]

@@DewberryJacksonI believe so too, he had more money, resources, power, soldiers, etc than Pablo. There is a tale where Pablo came up to Gacha to form an alliance wit the other bosses which would end up becoming the Medellín Cartel. N Gacha by then was damn near a billionaire, while Pablo was still a small time smuggler. And I believe Gacha was the first Colombian crime Lord to have ROUTES to Mexico.

[@frankgunsteincustoms_6645]

popeye you killed 257 people as stated in a interview w foxy on the real narcos lol

[@JJ-gn6pv]

🎭

[@sobiakhan8117]

Pablo the legend!

[@CK.one1]

Why is he a legend? Sold drugs killed thousands. Is that legendary to you?

[@davidfitzgerald4683]

Roy Demao was one of the most vicous uncaring lowlifes ive ever come across.

[@FEWGEE1]

He contradicts himself so many times, and tells completely different stories of how he met Escobar. Total psychopath.

[@joaomatheus5965]

Es siempre la misma... fue a la hacienda napoles hacer un trabajo con el engeniero. Despues como chofer donde realmente hablo con pablo por primera vez...

[@pumaxr7]

OCHOA's

[@trrond]

Hail to the KING!

[@MariaJimenez-iy3jk]

Jhon...married me please!!!!

[@karma_97_]

Lmaoo all of you are NPC's if you actually believe he killed 250 ppl 😆 Im telling you this man would be long gone some 30 years ago if he was actually telling the truth dude wanted clout and got it and most of you fell for it lmao

[@satyrsmith]

If you do the math that means he killed 2-3 people every 3 months for 10 years. That’s not that crazy for what was going on at the time. Most of the people he killed were other narcos that had it coming in the first place. The ones that weren’t he served time for. In Colombia’s eyes he paid his dues, got a slap on the wrist and lived to tell, that’s why he was untouchable out there.