Medellin Reports

Thursday November 27, 2008:

We both seemed to wake up at 5:30 so she gave me a very good pounding, then we jumped into the shower together. She laid around doing a crossword puzzle, looked at me and asked if today was Thanksgiving which it was and she smiled at me. She knew what day it was.

Exchange Rates: 11/22/2008:2, 336 11/25/2008:2, 318 11/27/2008:2, 291

Dude grand report! I hope to visit Colombia for my first time in 2009, sadly it will be the latter part. I just love the way you structured that sentence, ''she knew what day it was'' priceless! You drew a perfect picture of her naive self undressing to the reality that it was in fact thanksgiving. I hope to one day follow in your steps ass a monger,and to have the privilege to be in the''trenches'' with you.

I plan to be in either Cali or Medellin pending on the flight costs and schedule.
Would not mind having a few beers and visiting the casas with fellow members.

Thanks

Thursday November 27, 2008:

We both seemed to wake up at 5:30 so she gave me a very good pounding, then we jumped into the shower together. She laid around doing a crossword puzzle, looked at me and asked if today was Thanksgiving which it was and she smiled at me. She knew what day it was.

Our morning chicas leave so I take a walk around and spot a cutie cleaning a table in a cafe. It turns out to be the owner and we chat. She speaks English and has many friends so at 4PM we shall have a social gathering. I look at my watch at its 12:50 and I am supose to get JayJay and meet Dboy on Centro so we rush to get to Sexi and they show up a few minutes after us. We all do sessions and then check out Alejas which has 7 chicas and Masajes 55 which has 6 chicas.

We return to Laurelas and we return to Dboy{s 5 bedroom PH and before you know it, I have to meet Jay for Dinner. we are eating in the Hotel so the meal will be ready in 20.

Julie came over again and brought her amiga, her friend since they were 10, for my brother. She must have been good, she is coming back again tonight. We watched the football game accross the street for a while. Football is very big here.

Friday November 28, 2008:

Julie left by 6:30 and Angie was here until 10:30. We then headed to Centro, checked out Sexi them Massaje 55 where I took an hour for 40,000. I needed to lay down and get a massage. There was a major protest all over the City calling to an end to the Farc so there was lots of traffic everywhere.

We hung at that new little cafe on Setenta a while and then headed over to Premium Plaza for dinner. 37,000 for two.

So I took my shop keeper amiga out to dinner with Jayjay and his chica. Mine jumps in a taxi after we are done, as she always does and JayJays chica is confused. I explain that she never stays over and JayJays chica looks at me and asks if I want her to call a friend.

I took a ride to Mayorista and there were not as many as usual but it was raing out all night.

Saturday November 29, 2008:

Julies amiga just left JayJays room. It looks like it will work out for him. We have two amigas that come every morning and two that come everynight. We will do a casa run in the afternoon to see if there are alternatives.

Took a walk around Laurelas, my brother bought a pair of Jeans with alteration for 28,000. Then we went to the salon and his haircut was 8,000 pesos. We are getting ready for an afternoon casa run.

We ended up going to Mayorista to see the Market and then took off to Los Molinos Mall near upper Laurelas.

So its 5PM and I decided to take a walk in upper Laurelas where Dboy is staying. I saw some nice new buildings and got some sweet prices. A 3 BR is 175,000,000. I saw a few dozen restaurants that I will try at later times. All of a sudden I hear my name and its a guy from the BBQ with a smoking hot chica, an accountant, looks 25 but is 35, WOW!

Before I knew it I was out 2.5 hours and our chicas will be here at 8:30. Nothing takes 20 minutes here.

They came about 45 minutes late but it was fine cause my 20 minute walk became 2.5 hours long. We returned to the Pizza Restaurant that I spooted and it was packed. The pizza was really good and afterwards we returned to the room where I did a photo shot for a while.

Sunday November 30, 2008:

Woke up about 6am, pounded Julie or should I say Julie pounded me again. We jumped in the shower together and then she and her amiga left together. The amiga was with Jayjay 3 nights in a row. I think Julie will be the steady night chica until I leave in a few days.

Angie came by abit earlier, gave me my daily massage, we watched television as usual, then breakfast and she was on her way. 50,000 well spent.

Today is the event in Poblado again, so a little football from 1 until 2:30 then off to meet some more non putas.

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[QUOTE=Malodr]They are not gone for the Holidays. I stayed at the Mansion my first trip here and from there everything feel in place.

Read my 3 reports and you will know what needs to be done.[/QUOTE]All this debate about mongering in Medellin over the holidays.

Don't know why all the fuss.

Before Xmas, of course all the chicas will be working full force, looking for xtra cash. That's the way it is everywhere. Obvious.

After Xmas and before New Years, yes of course, you'll still have plenty of chicas to find, though not to the degree of pre-Xmas.

After New Years and for about a week after it's pretty slow. New Years is pretty family oriented.

You will still be able to find chicas though, again not as many to choose from.

Staying at a place like the Mansion is a plus because the chicas are always visiting there, year round, and those guys have the contacts.

Have fun! Happy holidays!

[QUOTE=Artisttyp]This was great thank you. I will try a loose translation for those who don't read spanish. I am not an expert myself.

" When you see a good man try to imitate him , When you see a bad man examen(look into) yourself "[/QUOTE]What the tombstone is basically trying to say is somewhat biblical. "He who is without sin, cast the first stone". Or, those who say, before you judge someone, look at yourself, or look in the mirror.

Pretty lame if you ask me, considering all of the horrible things Escobar did. Anyone who sees him as a Robin Hood type, certainly has issues. He was arrogant and non-repentent to the end. He has the blood of so many innocent people (children, elderly) on his hands. Any good he might have done is certainly erased by the evil he did.

[QUOTE=Nino Bravo]What the tombstone is basically trying to say is somewhat biblical. "He who is without sin, cast the first stone". Or, those who say, before you judge someone, look at yourself, or look in the mirror.

Pretty lame if you ask me, considering all of the horrible things Escobar did. Anyone who sees him as a Robin Hood type, certainly has issues. He was arrogant and non-repentent to the end. He has the blood of so many innocent people (children, elderly) on his hands. Any good he might have done is certainly erased by the evil he did.[/QUOTE]Alot of poor colombians see him as a hero.

[QUOTE=Nino Bravo]Pretty lame if you ask me, considering all of the horrible things Escobar did. Anyone who sees him as a Robin Hood type, certainly has issues. He was arrogant and non-repentent to the end. He has the blood of so many innocent people (children, elderly) on his hands. Any good he might have done is certainly erased by the evil he did.[/QUOTE]A lot of the "charity" was just another way to launder the drug profits. The guy was behind the blowing up of an Avianca airliner that killed over a hundred people; there was a period when he was more powerful than the president of Colombia, he was behind the assassination of a presidential candidate back in 1990, a guy who was leading in the polls at the time he was campaigning. Escobar was a terrorist who had his country in his grips, and this was way before the era of Al Qaeda and the Taliban!

We went over to the event around 2:30 and there was a low turn out but we mingled with the other Gringos. There were about 30 other gringos there, some with apartments for rent but many were staying all over the City so you could compare notes.

There were about 12 chicas compared to last weeks 25 or so. Keep in mind that many of these chicas have jobs and work 6 days so their time is very limited. There were a few from last week so I set something up for Tuesday with one chica, to have lunch in Laurelas and got the email addy of another, since she works 6 days a week to 8PM and her next free day is the day I am leaving.

Its 30,000 to get in and you could get all the numbers if you want and be busy for years. As I said these chicas work many hours so if you return often it will work well.

Here are sone foto's of Pablos propertys and his grave site.

1) 1-2 foto's are of Pablo's grave site en Itagui.

2) 3-7 foto's Pablo Escobars Hacienda Napoles en Dorodal.

3) 8-10 foto's Pablo's villa en El Penol

Aussie Greg's Colombian Tours.

Like Gotti was in Ozone Park and other parts of Queens so was Pablo.

My ex-wife from Niquia said, he provided homes for those who did not have. Granted they were shanties (and can with a price) but when you have nothing a shanty can be your mansion.

Pablo is evil but the devil sways good people so that he can be safe. Pablo's arm included the poor who he provided a roof. Some feared him other protected him for building them a dump.

[QUOTE=Artisttyp]Alot of poor colombians see him as a hero.[/QUOTE]

I visted Medellin for the first time last year. I am from Miami and have heard many stories from Colombian freinds and also seen my fair share of "stuff". I went to MDE for 2 reasons: to monger ofcourse but also to see the city that played a huge role in the life of my city. When you grow up in Miami, you tend to be affected / touched / inlfuenced by the drug trade wether you like it or not. Miami was the other half of Pablos empire or territory. He literally shaped the economy of my city during the eighties. Drugs are still rampant now, just try to imagine what it was like before. To understand his rise to power you first need to understand what it was like before Escobar.

The city was extremely (I mean Haiti) poor. There was mass genocide of the poor people by the government which is most of the population. He himself grew up dirt poor. He was a thief until he stumbled upon his "business venture". Easy money and very low risk, well at the time atleast. Laws really didn't exist then since the mayor and police chief were committing mass genocide. They literally gave the officers orders to go into the poor parts like San Juan where he was from and began shooting people like they did in Africa not too long ago.

He realized very quickly that he could not do it alone and also he needed the support of the people. He paid money for the heads of any police officer or ant government official, literally! By doing this he was giving money to poor people as well as showing them that he was on their side, since the heads belonged to the people that were terrorizing the poor or most of the population for many years. He essentially built an army out of the entire city. Since his business grew to $1billion a month, he threw money around like it was a sport and at the same time got more support of the people. He used the poor to hide his money, his security and production and distribution network. He made a shanty town for the poor people among many other "improvements" like the metrorail system.

Now with that kind of business comes "difficulties" like murder and corruption and all that. The laws shape our everyday lives but in his city, the law killed all of your neighbors so the fact that it is illegal has absolutley no bearing on the situation. Where he slipped was kill innocent people. He lost the support of people that protected him by instead of only killing the target, he would kill a whole plane and kill 100 innocent people. The narcobombas or suitcase bombs were his biggest downfall, even though it made the entire country fear him, he made an enemy of his only allie, the people.

Like all drug dealers, and growing up in miami I met many, the power went to his head. The people turned on him and thats why he went down, he could not hide in the city that he built and loved. Also many people realized that if he dies, the people that he used to cover up his money would keep the money that they were hiding. More than half of the wealth of MDE today is from his business and his need to cover up his asstes through other people. So over night, the poor housekeeper that was used as a front, now is rich since he is dead and nobody is coming to collect the earnings.

So moral of the story, yes he was a bad person, a very bad person! A real peice of shit in my book. A murdering motherfucker! He was a theif and a cheat more than a business man. A business man would put the business first instead of his nut sack and ego. He got what he deserved! But remember, HE DID NOT DO IT ALONE! His "freinds" are still out there.

Thats why here in Miami we have a saying: never trust a Colombian. Now before anyone goes nuts over the last statement, thats NOT! How I feel, especially after vsisting Colombia but its a fact that is a saying here in Miami, never trust a colombian. I grew up in the middle of Pablo's war and just am expressing a view that most will not mention, but undoubtedly is very true.

Thats all I have to say about that.

Another foto from Hacienda Napoles, Pablo would have been happy having these two around.

Aussie Greg

P.S. I was talking to Olga, our massage lady here at the Mansion the other day about Pablo, she told me when she was about 18, she went to a few parties with her girlfriends and met the "circle", she's 43 now.

[QUOTE=Aussie Greg]Another foto from Hacienda Napoles, Pablo would have been happy having these two around.

Aussie Greg

P.S. I was talking to Olga, our massage lady here at the Mansion the other day about Pablo, she told me when she was about 18, she went to a few parties with her girlfriends and met the "circle", she's 43 now.[/QUOTE]And she gives a great massage and loves anal. And her English is decent.

For Gods sake Sceen, get a grip already.

Monday December 1, 2008:

And another usual morring, see yesterday. JayJay had a chica come over so I took awalk around Laurelas, found a nice coffee place with 4 chicas working then headed over to the Wings place and had a burger and fries. I decided to stop by John´s 5 bedroom penthouse to see about taking some rooms for my last two nights when Dboy and his buddy came back.

Dboys buddy had a taxi come by to take him on a tour of the City so we tagged along. We saw the Acquirium, the Botantinacle gardens and the taxi guy asked us if we wanted to stop by a place with no name and chicas. Well we did and it was packed. Chicas are freelance and come and go. Its open from 10 to 6PM. Well 5 minutes in I see a sweetie and we chat it up. She will come by tomorrow from 2 until 7. There were a dozen chicas there. It was like a Big Dee Party.

Afterwards we were shown a 3 bedroom in Poblado, not bad for $90 a night.

We ended up with dinner at Piccolos and back to the Hotel.

Tuesday December 2, 2008:

Jenny and her amiga leave and there are a few interns waiting nearby to start at the Pharmcia so I soot the shit with them. They were both 18.

Took a ride to Sebenata, a suburb of Medellin, about 20 minutes from Poblado. First we looked at 3 bedrooms for about $45,000 to buy or $380 to rent. Then we went to the main square and there were tons of people around and then we toured about 10 various discos. I may not get back to them until next year.

So I get back at 2:30 and my 1PM chica never showed up. Thats the last time I rush back. So we do a casa run, Athena, I pick a nice 19 year old, there were 12 chicas, then onto Sexi, they had about 10, then onto New Life and they had about 12. We called it a day.


We hung around unntil the night chicas came and then we headed over to around where the new place will be and tried Geno´s Pizza Restaurant. It was a really cool place, two floors, open roof.

Wednesday December 3, 2008:

So I am walking around these areas now for almost two weeks. I am seeing many of the same faces over and over. I stop, I chat. I say maybe one day we can get lunch or dinner and they say, "When"?


I may know about 20 or more chicas here, maybe more.

So Cesar gets to us at noon as planned and we head back to the apartments and its closed. It opens at 2PM. Some guy tells us there is another down the block so we go there. They have about 20 chicas and JayJay takes a session. The rooms are 7,000 per 30 minutes. Beers are 2,500 and soda is 2,000.

I am talking to the owner and she is there 30 years. Even met Pablo and his cousins were customers.

We then go to the original place and its just opening and there are 12 chicas so far.

Went to Parc Lleras and met Brad from the Sabaneta rentals and the famous DonGringo. We shot the shit for a while. Its nice to put a face to the name.

Last night we went to another popular area called La Ochenta. The entire bill for 4 was 102.000 which was about $45. There must be a 100 places to eat in that area.

The trip is coming to and end soon. We are getting ready to move into the Apartment for our last few days here.


Thursday December 4, 2008:

Julie and her amiga leave, Angie comes and goes, we swing over to Johns Apt, grab the keys, pay for two nights and will be moving our stuff over shortly.

So we finally check in, grab the keys and kickback waiting for Ceasar to arrive. I am laying on the couch, just starring out at the mountains. I don´t really want to leave but its 1PM and Cesar has arrived.


Took a quick walk around and spotted about 5 places to just sit and drink coffee.

We head to the two apartments, hitting the one that opens at 10am first. There must be 15 chicas there, we grab a drink and sit on the balcony starring out some more.

Now its time to hit the 2PM place, just opening and there are 5 chicas. In walks what I want and I ask her to go back to the apartment until 7PM for 70,000 no salida and she sats 80,000 and off we go. Jayjay stops at the first place but his chica wants 120,000 so we pass.

On the way back we hit Champions Sports Bar on 80, owned by an American. We shoot the shit a bit and return to the apartment. John has some smoking hot 19 year old over, maybe a taste another day.

Well my 80,000 peso chica shall be back at noon tomorrow.

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