'It was only to see her, and the Guadalajaran eyes of Sara Cristina stole his soul,' said Impacto. It was there that Caro Quintero first saw Sara, who comes from a rich Guadalajaran family, at a party with her boyfriend. His deeds and his unlimited fortune are truly impressive.'īecause of a government crackdown, the top traffickers have shifted their operations to the colonial city of Guadalajara, located 300 miles northwest of Mexico City. The new book on the pair says of the drug trader with the dark, brooding eyes and walrus mustache, 'A new popular hero is born, bigger than Al Capone, more famous than Lucky Luciano. Paul Getty and Nelson Rockefeller, who was, well, a multimillionaire before he is 30, decided to conquer Sara Cristina,' Impacto said. 'This young native of Sinoloa, who has surpassed the exploits of J. drug agents, a certain admiration for Caro Quintero's accomplishments creeps into stories about him.
In a new record already playing on some radio stations, a group sings about Caro Quintero's flight and capture.Īlthough he has been linked to many violent crimes, including ordering the torture and killing two young Americans in January whom he allegedly mistook for U.S. In the city's nightclubs, cowboy bands get their best reaction with ballads dedicated to drug smugglers who outwit authorities. Residents of Culiacan have built a shrine where the crippled, ill and the poor light candles to plead for his intervention with God. The city's defacto patron saint is Jesus Malverde, a bandit who supposedly gave much of his loot to the poor before being hanged in the early 1900s. We were going to be married,' he told reporters, a claim her family vociferously denies.Ĭaro Quintero, who claims to be 29 but according to birth records is probably closer to 35, comes from the Pacific city of Culiacan, a place notorious in the 1960s as Mexico's drug center, where traffickers partied in lavish mansions and rode through the streets guarded by heavily armed men.Ĭuliacan, in the state of Sinaloa, has long had a romantic flirtation with local outlaws. 'But she doesn't look like an innocent to me.'īack in Mexico, Caro Quintero fueled the story anew, saying Sara agreed to flee with him and share 'the bad times as well as the good ones.'
'Yes, she's pretty enough,' said an older man. 'She is beautiful,' said one young Mexican man gazing at the magazine cover. is the protagonist in one of the most controversial love stories, the development of which has unleashed more emotion than television soap operas,' Impacto said. Caro Quintero gallantly told Costa Rican authorities the same story, and she was sent back to her parents.īut that was far from the finale as far as the Mexican press was concerned. Immediately after the gunfire stopped, Sara rushed from the house, screaming she had been abducted and wanted only to go home.
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