Legendary drug lord Fabio Ochoa is deported to Colombia after spending two decades in US prisons
- Fabio Ochoa, a legendary drug lord and former Medellín Cartel leader, was deported to Colombia after serving 25 years in a U.S. Prison for drug trafficking.
- Ochoa was first indicted in 1986 for the killing of DEA informant Barry Seal and opted for a trial, leading to a 30-year sentence.
- In 1987, Ochoa and his brothers were listed on Forbes' billionaires list with a combined net worth of $6 billion.
- Colombia’s national immigration agency stated Ochoa can enter Colombia without issues after immigration checks.
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