Spring 2021 in a Sunseo in Paraguay.

DEA agents and Paraguay and police are deep into an investigation of a man who has changed the drug game in Latin America.

Not an easy thing to do in this day and age. Though barely

out of his 20s, Sebastian Marcette has managed to create his own cartel, which he

dubs the first Uruguayan cartel. And he's right, he is the first Uruguayan cartel.

And he's right, he is the first Uruguayan Narco Kingpin.

But that's not the main factor in why he's being hunted right now,

and will continue to be hunted by nearly half a dozen countries up to this day.

See, Marcette has really revolutionized a new drug route in South America,

one that's even caught the attention of the Americans.

He's been instrumental in what they call the southern route,

moving tons and tons of coke south from Bolivia,

into Paraguay and Uruguay and then

onto Europe. A massive bust in Germany nets five tons in 2019, a record, and

then three busts in Holland and Belgium net another 17 tons. All of this said to be the work of Marcette but so

far he's managed to stay in the shadows they don't even know his name he's a

master and moving not only large amounts of yay around, but also money, laundering,

setting up front companies, and he's sharp and possesses the natural charm to win over everyone

from high-ranking politicians to massive

criminal organizations like the Enjangeta and the Brazilian gang first command of the

capital. He also always seems to be one step ahead of law enforcement and travels under numerous

aliases with fake documents.

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