Narcos

Steve Murphy narrates: In Colombia, 1989, the Centra Spike, a US Army Special Ops unit tasked with gathering intelligence, observes a call by Pablo Escobar's sicario, Poison, about a party at La Dispensaria. A Search Bloc team, led by Colonel Carillo, executes everyone in the bar.…

With time Pablo's business brings him in so much money that he buries the cash in his fields and employs an accountant, Blackbeard to track the buried cash. Steve Murphy and his wife Connie Murphy have trouble at airport security, who scans their passports to be faxed to Pablo's sicarios.…

To enter politics, Pablo with help of Valeria meets with lawyer of New Liberals party, Fernando Duque. They put forward a plan to bribe the Minister of Justice Rodrigo Lara Bonilla, to buy support for Pablo's campaign, who reluctantly agrees. Pablo's wife, Tata, dislikes Valeria.…

Despite a new extradition treaty and the anti-narco policy by presidential candidate Luis Carlos Galán, the U.S. puts more money into fighting communism. Javier and Steve bribe General Jaramillo to bring in Carrillo as head of Search Bloc.…

Pablo's extreme methods put the narcos on the brink of war with Carillo and the government. Peña tries to protect his witness.

Peña and Carillo close in on Gacha. Murphy tries to protect pro-extradition candidate Gaviria from a notorious assassin connected to Pablo.…

Pablo goes into hiding as the political tide turns against him, but he finds a way to strike back. Murphy and Peña finally get the CIA to help them.

A tragic mistake forces the government to change tactics in the fight against Pablo. But Pablo faces bigger threats from inside his empire.

The hunt for Pablo seems to be over after he makes a deal with the government, but Murphy and Peña - and the Cali Cartel - have other plans.

Pablo's activities in prison provoke the government into taking extreme action. Murphy and Peña face a situation of their own.