El Chapo

El Chapo's Prison Pleas: The Desperate Cry of a Drug Lord

El Chapo, the notorious drug lord, is crying out for more contact with his family in a maximum security U.S. prison. Find out the details of his desperate pleas.

Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán, the once powerful Mexican drug lord, is facing what he calls 'unprecedented discrimination' in a U.S. prison. Despite multiple attempts to communicate with his family, including letters to the judge, El Chapo claims he has been denied phone calls and visits. The Brooklyn federal judge has rejected his pleas for more contact with his wife and children, leaving El Chapo feeling isolated and desperate.

El Chapo's frustration and loneliness behind bars have led him to plead with the authorities to allow him to talk to his daughters. In a heart-wrenching move, the drug kingpin has lodged complaints against the prison authorities for hindering his ability to communicate with his family. His cries for more supermax prison visits and calls have fallen on deaf ears, with a federal judge denying his requests for family phone calls and visits.

Despite his enormous power and influence, El Chapo's current circumstances paint a stark contrast to his once glamorous life as the head of the Sinaloa Cartel. The fact that he may never speak to his wife and kids again adds a haunting layer to his plea for connection. As one of the most notorious figures in the world of drug trafficking, El Chapo's vulnerability in prison showcases a different side to his persona, emphasizing the human aspect behind the crimes he committed.