El Chapo Sentenced to Life in Prison
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The narco kingpin was found guilty of 10 criminal charges in February
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Vicente Zambada Niebla, Son of El Chapo Cartel Partner El Mayo, Sentenced to 15 Years in Prison
Posted in: Culture FeaturesThe former heir apparent and star witness at the El Chapo trial could be out of prison in as little as five years
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El Chapo Denied a Motion for Retrial
Posted in: Culture NewsDefense lawyers requested an evidentiary hearing to investigate jury misconduct
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El Chapo Found Guilty on All Charges in Harrowing, Months-Long Trial
Posted in: Culture NewsJoaquin Guzmán, leader of the Sinaloa Cartel, now faces life in prison at his sentencing
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Unsealed Documents: El Chapo Accused of Drugging, Raping Young Girls
Posted in: Culture NewsPreviously sealed documents include statements from a Colombian drug trafficker who says El Chapo would have girls as young as 13 flown to him for $5,000
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El Chapo Trial: Defense Makes Final Plea for Alleged Cartel Kingpin’s Innocence
Posted in: Culture FeaturesProsecution offered mountains of evidence — but can attorneys for Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán Loera, sow enough doubt for an acquittal?
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El Chapo Trial: Defense Only Calls One Witness, Both Sides Rest
Posted in: Culture FeaturesThe three-month trial is coming to an end as defense and prosecutors prepare closing arguments for later this week
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El Chapo Trial: Witness Describes Alleged Kingpin’s Torture, Murder of Rivals
Posted in: Culture FeaturesEl Chapo didn’t want any evidence left behind. So after beating a pair of rival narcos […]
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El Chapo: Witness Implicates Alleged Kingpin’s Wife in Prison Escape
Posted in: Culture FeaturesFormer cartel lieutenant Dámaso López testified that Emma Coronel Aispuro was integral in planning her husband's prison break — and he also provided details about violence at the hands of El Chapo
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El Chapo Trial: Ex-Mistress Describes Alleged Kingpin’s Naked Escape from Marines
Posted in: Culture FeaturesLucero Guadalupe Sanchez, El Chapo's former lover, took the stand this week, as did Victor Vazquez, a former DEA agent
