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If you listen to season one of this podcast about the murder of Margaret Coon, you may remember a guy named Skip Sewell.

Skip spent 26 years with the DEA in New Orleans.

After retiring in 2017, he joined the local DA's office and investigated Margaret's death.

Skip suspected one of Margaret's neighbors, a divisive former computer programmer named Patricia Curry,

may have put a hit on Margaret in retaliation for some unknown slight.

But that's not what this episode is about.

Back in the late 90s,

Skip was still a hard-charging DEA agent,

known for working difficult and dangerous cases.

In 1999, he was wrapping up the biggest case of his career.

Its target was a notorious local drug kingpin named Richard Pena.

On the streets of New Orleans, he was called the Cuban because of all his similarities

to Al Pacino's role as a drug kingpin in Scarface.

Pena wasn't Cuban. He was from the Dominican Republic.

But his violent ascent to the top of New Orleans's drug underworld in the 90s resembled Tony Montana's fictional rise to power in Miami.

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