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I really want to know this, I'm looking for people that were in contact with him and had there own lives, but who were they really? I want to know for a TV Series screenplay.
Doubtful Pablo Escobar's first and secret son claim
Phillip Whitcomb, baptised in Bogotá as Roberto Sendoya Escobar on 26 September 1965, claims to be the first and secret son of Pablo Emilio Escobar Gaviria, born on 1 December 1949 in Medellin, based on his baptism certificate that shows his father to have been a person called Pablo Escobar.
However, this is a very weak proof to sustain the claim that he is really a son of Pablo Emilio Escobar Gaviria, given that the name 'Pablo Escobar' is as common as 'John Smith'. Moreover, the young age that the claimed father had at the time of conception and the different cities where he grew up and where the baptism took place makes this claim even more doubtful.
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