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EPISODE · Aug 14, 2025 · 18 MIN

#03 - Pedro Alonso López - The Monster of the Andes

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Tonight, we tell the story of a man whose crimes defy comprehension… a predator who roamed the mountains and valleys of Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru, leaving behind hundreds of shattered families.His name is Pedro Alonso López.The world would come to know him as ‘The Monster of the Andes.’What follows is not just a tale of violence, but of how one man slipped through the cracks of three nations, evading justice for years. It is a story of loss, of failure, and of the chilling possibility that the darkness he carried may still be out there.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/latin-noir-podcast--6669650/support.Support ResourcesNeed help?Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741National Suicide Prevention: 988Brazil: Disque 100 (Human Rights Violations) | CVV: 188 (Suicide Prevention)Stay ConnectedSubscribe wherever you get podcasts for weekly episodesEmail: [email protected] Noir - Where crime meets culture.© 2026 Latin Noir Podcast. All rights reserved.

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