The Bubble Wrap Murder: A Dublin Father, A Staged Abduction, and the Reach of a Criminal Empire

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In the humid expanse of Valle del Cauca, near the bustling city of Cali, Colombia, a gruesome discovery was made in July 2017. Floating lifelessly in the murky waters of the Cauca River was the naked body of a man.

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