I loved the Narco series and the last season details the Kiki story quite well. This documentary is also done reasonably well except that they left out the evidence.
They do explain that DEA Form 6 reports are like "stone" and can't be deleted/shredded yet somehow the Lead Investigator filing them can't provide a single copy of one. Hector sent boxes and boxes of documents to his superiors and of course nothing happened, and he didn't save them. Nothing other than eyewitness stories from bodyguards who he paid with a $3 million dollar budget. Hmmmmm.
The series itself starts off well but it gets more disappointing the further is goes. It ends rather unsurprisingly with a disguised audio feed from an unknown source accusing a CIA member of conspiracy, and of course this person's name is redacted, as well as the source. Ugh.
They do explain that DEA Form 6 reports are like "stone" and can't be deleted/shredded yet somehow the Lead Investigator filing them can't provide a single copy of one. Hector sent boxes and boxes of documents to his superiors and of course nothing happened, and he didn't save them. Nothing other than eyewitness stories from bodyguards who he paid with a $3 million dollar budget. Hmmmmm.
The series itself starts off well but it gets more disappointing the further is goes. It ends rather unsurprisingly with a disguised audio feed from an unknown source accusing a CIA member of conspiracy, and of course this person's name is redacted, as well as the source. Ugh.