Comparison Between 'God-Mother And The Black Widow'
Griselda Blanco also known as “The God-Mother and The Black Widow” was a female drug trafficker that committed numerous murders while she was trafficking cocaine from Colombia to the USA. Griselda was born on February 15, 1943 in Cartagena, Colombia and since a young age used to traffic drugs to Southern California, Miami and New York from Columbia.
Griselda was raised in an abusive household that leader her into a life of crime and prostitution at a very young age. She was eventually associated with one of the most infamous cartels in Columbia called the Medellin Cartel. Here she started transporting cocaine for them through the United States borders to Miami, New York and California. The cartel would use the special undergarments that were made by Griselda to transport large quantities of cocaine into the USA.
In 1973 Griselda relocated to New York, and by this time she was operating a large drug ring. …show more content…
She experience many terrible things at the hands of men and so when she became a king pin. Her murders were driven at her hatred for the people that had caused her pain and suffering in the past.
In every man’g's face she saw the same men that hurt her and abused her, thus making it easy to take their life because she believe that people like that did not deserve to live. Griselda’s reasoning to these actions was that the same men could have done the same thing to some other innocent girl out there and so it was better to take them at that moment then later after they had already done harm to others.
She refused to kill females and if ever she was putting a situation where she had to she said she would hire a hit man to do the job for her. She did not want the blood of a woman on her hands, because Griselda felt like woman worked hard and suffered enough more than men
Griselda was raised in an abusive household that leader her into a life of crime and prostitution at a very young age. She was eventually associated with one of the most infamous cartels in Columbia called the Medellin Cartel. Here she started transporting cocaine for them through the United States borders to Miami, New York and California. The cartel would use the special undergarments that were made by Griselda to transport large quantities of cocaine into the USA.
In 1973 Griselda relocated to New York, and by this time she was operating a large drug ring. …show more content…
She experience many terrible things at the hands of men and so when she became a king pin. Her murders were driven at her hatred for the people that had caused her pain and suffering in the past.
In every man’g's face she saw the same men that hurt her and abused her, thus making it easy to take their life because she believe that people like that did not deserve to live. Griselda’s reasoning to these actions was that the same men could have done the same thing to some other innocent girl out there and so it was better to take them at that moment then later after they had already done harm to others.
She refused to kill females and if ever she was putting a situation where she had to she said she would hire a hit man to do the job for her. She did not want the blood of a woman on her hands, because Griselda felt like woman worked hard and suffered enough more than men