By all reports, they live a quiet life, shielded from the media spotlight in Argentina, likely still grieving the man that left an indelible mark on the world, while trying to detach themselves from the darkness that existed in his shadow. Today? Nobody is quite sure where the 56-year-old matriarch, or her daughter, is. In 2009, Marroquín was filmed meeting with some of his father's victims, and giving them apologies for his "sins". Her son has reportedly gone on to obtain a degree in architecture, and lives in Buenos Aires with his wife and daughter. They were brought before a judge, and were released without charge. As the drug money poured in, Pablo moved his family to the luxurious Hacienda Napoles, a beautiful 7.7 square mile estate in the Antioquia region. The last known movements of Henao and her children, some 20 years ago, were punctuated by controversy and a name change she now goes by Victoria Henao Vallejos, while her son picked the name Sebastián Marroquín from a phone book after a priest told him Escobar carried "voodoo".Īccording to BBC, Henao and her son were arrested upon suspicion of money laundering, after local news stations exposed their presence in the South American country. Pablo with his young son, Juan, who was born when Victoria was still at school Credit: victoriaeugeniahenao/Instagram Flat for his mistresses behind the stables. Listen: Why was Australia so fixated by 'Cocaine Cassie'? (Post continues.) Born in Colombia in 1961, Maria Henao had no idea that she was marrying the godfather of Colombia when she married Pablo Escobar. With Pablo ten years older than Maria, her parents were not happy when they fell in love and decided to get married, but after two years together, they gave their consent. It's reported they trio tried to find asylum in Germany, before relocating to Argentina where they lived for some time. Maria Victoria Henao (now living under the alias of Maria Isabel Santos Caballero) was only thirteen when she fell in love with Pablo Escobar, a friend of her brother. According to BBC,Henao and her two children fled Colombia to Mozambique shortly after her husband's death. It's a question that many Narcos fans have left wondering one to which there is no clear answer. Which begs the question: Where on Earth is Maria Victoria Henao now? When he died from a bullet to the skull, she was still his wife, forever the elusive woman who called the world's most dangerous man her soulmate. Still, from all accounts the marriage between Henao and Escobar never faltered. At the height of his ‘career’, when he was worth a stab over AU$38 billion, Escobar was orchestrating daily smuggles of 15 tonnes of cocaine into the United States. According to John Jairo Velasquez, Escobar’s top hit man during the 1980s, approximately 3000 people died upon the criminal’s orders. Of course, Escobar the Doting Dad feels stratospheres away from Escobar the Mass Murderer, the man immortalised by Netflix‘s biographical drama Narcos. If you image search the drug kingpin, a photo of him cradling his daughter in a pretty white dress is one of the first results. That family comprised of his wife, Maria Victoria Henao, and two children, son Juan Pablo and daughter Manuela Escobar. Of beautiful cars and mansions and wads of cash. Mostly of cocaine, yes – after all the Colombian was the most notorious and successful narcoterrorist in history – but also of that thick, wavy black hair and moustache. Just saying the name Pablo Escobar is enough to elicit imagery.
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