Transportista: Who Murdered Captain Coral?

How is Beto Coral today? He recently published his first book and is living in the United States. Beto Coral published his first book while living in the US, where he has been hoping to be granted asylum since 2014. He works as the host of a YouTube channel, where he has hundreds of thousands of followers… and detractors –including a former president of Colombia.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the summer of 2022, Colombia's Truth Commission published its final report. What has happened in Colombia since 1994, when Captain Coral was killed, until today? How has it changed? In the summer of 2022, the Truth Commission published its final report... How does an effort like this contribute to peace in Colombia?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Beto reflects on justice in Colombia, the memory of his father, what it means for Colombia's historical memory, and the war on drugs. From exile in the United States, Beto reflects on the role of "martyrs" like his father who have contributed to peace in his country. What do these efforts mean to him within the context of the war on drugs and the armed conflict in Colombia?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A man who Beto believes was involved in his father’s murder is a high ranking politician in Colombia, imprisoned on other charges. Hugo Aguilar was imprisoned for many years on corruption charges committed while he held high political positions in Colombia. Who is this man? What is he accused of? And why is this important for Beto?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Who could have been behind the murder of Captain Coral? Luz Mary Arboleda Mazo is alive and in the same country as Beto. How did he find her? But, above all, who else could have been behind the murder of Captain Coral?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The investigation on the murder of Captain Coral takes an unexpected turn after Beto learns new details in a judicial file. Beto spent more than 25 years trying to get the judicial file of the case of Captain Coral, which the Prosecutor's Office refused to deliver. After obtaining it, he finds a revelation that changed the course of his investigation, and of his life.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Beto and his sister grew up amidst poverty and grief. His childhood was not an easy one, but he promised his mother he would never give up. After the killing of Captain Coral, Beto and his family were left in poverty. He grew up and overcame countless strains, keeping a promise that he made to his mother as a kid: he will never give up. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We unravel more about the life of Humberto Coral Caballero, the man behind the hero. Humberto Coral Caballero was a beloved man by his family and his community. He rapidly elevated the ranks of the National Police of Colombia. However, he was not flawless. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Beto learns details about a mysterious policewoman that was with his dad the night he was killed. As Beto grows up, he learns details about a policewoman that went out with his father during the night he was murdered. Who was she? And more importantly… where is she now? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Four months after helping kill drug kingpin Pablo Escobar, Captain Humberto Coral is dead, and his son, Beto Coral, finds himself questioning the results of the official investigation into his father’s death. Captain Humberto Coral was a key member in the Search Bloc that hunted down and killed notorious drug lord Pablo Escobar. Only a few months after the killing of Escobar, Captain Coral was mysteriously killed in the streets of Medellín. His son, Beto, grows up asking himself who was responsible for his father’s death? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Beto Coral, hijo del conflicto armado en Colombia, cuenta cómo el esperado período de paz tras la muerte de Pablo Escobar, nunca se produjo en su familia, ni en su país. El padre y héroe de Beto, el Capitán Humberto Coral, fue asesinado solo unos meses después del último operativo contra el capo en un extraño caso en Medellín, desde donde el capitán había solicitado un traslado. Después de crecer entre tragedias, duelos y ausencias, Beto se sumerge en una obsesiva investigación para descubrir quién mató al Capitán Coral y las razones detrás de su asesinato. Transportista: Who Killed Captain Coral? esta disponible en Español y Ingles. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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