"You beat me" - Part 3: Clan del Golfo: The Fall of Otoniel | Deep Dive: Exploring Organized Crime

As the net begins to close on Otoniel, life on the run is hard. Deep in the jungles of Úraba, he never stays in a single place for more than two nights, he no longer communicates using phones and he stays away from urban centres for fear of capture. But he still runs the largest organized criminal group in Colombia.One by one, other senior members of Clan del Golfo are picked off. But Otoniel continues to evade law enforcement in a constant game of cat and mouse.But now, Operation Agamemnon is in full swing with Search Bloc, the Colombian army and international partners hunting Otoniel - and when he is finally captured it's reported that he said "You beat me".This is part 3 of Clan del Golfo: The Fall of Otoniel. Speakers:Angela Olaya, the Co-founder and Senior Researcher at the Conflict Responses Foundation in Colombia.Toby Muse, Foreign Correspondent, documentary filmmaker and author of the book Kilo: Life and Death inside the secret world of the cocaine cartels.Jorge Mantilla, the Director of Conflict Dynamics and Organized Violence, Ideas for Peace Foundation and a member of the GI networkRelated Links:Toby Muse - Kilo: Life and Death inside the secret world of the cocaine cartelsInsight Crime - Dairo Antonio Usuga "Otoniel" ProfileteleSUR - A Look into 'Clan del Golfo,' Colombia's Largest Paramilitary Groupel Colombiano - Siete líneas guiarán al Ejército nacionalLos Informantes - Las chicas del clan: alias ¿Otoniel? y su red de prostitución de menoresel Heraldo - “Somos hombres de Dios”, el mensaje de alias Otoniel al PapaReuters - Colombian police capture sister of Clan del Golfo leader OtonielEl Tiempo - Cayó alias Otoniel, el narcotraficante más buscado del país | El TiempoSemana - Presidente Iván Duque entrega detalles de la captura de alias OtonielThe Guardian - Colombia’s most-wanted drug lord, Otoniel, captured in jungle hideoutBBC - Colombia's