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WATCH: “Kill. Bury. Print.” Documentary Uncovers Corruption in Small Town America

This new true crime documentary produced by Rachel Maddow covers the real-world investigation into corruption and press intimidation in remote southeast Oklahoma.

It follows a small family-run newspaper, the McCurtain Gazette, as they report on allegations of violence, drugs, and misconduct within the county sheriff’s office.

The documentary’s title comes from a secret audio recording obtained by the journalists, where local county officials were caught discussing hiring hitmen to kill and bury the reporters to prevent them from printing their stories.

The Real Scarface: When Hollywood Wasn’t Crazy Enough

Before Tony Montana stormed across the big screen, there were real men in Miami and Bolivia whose lives were already reading like a Hollywood script.

The real-life Tony Montana? Mario Tabraue.

In the 1980s, Cuban-born Tabraue became one of Miami’s notorious “Cocaine Cowboys,” building a multimillion-dollar drug empire.

But the money wasn’t the only thing that made his world extraordinary.

His Miami estate reportedly featured exotic animals—including tigers, cheetahs, and panthers. His lavish lifestyle became part of the mythology surrounding the era and has been linked to the world that inspired Scarface.

Boston George Claims He Made $100 Million as a Drug Smuggler for Pablo Escobar

“Basically I was no different than a rock star or a movie star. I was a coke star.”

As Pablo Escobar’s leading smuggler, George Jung was making millions per trip — and living large.

He claimed to have made over $100 million total, which he stashed in an offshore account. At one point, Jung had so much money and cocaine to spare that he’d pile the coke on tables and burn his cash.

But then his whole world came crashing down.