Mexican Kingpin El Chapo Letter Accuses US Prison Officials of Bullying Him Out of Fear He Will Escape Again

Mexico drug cartel leader El Chapo’s previous two escapes from Mexican prisons were nothing short of amazing.

I can’t imagine the amount of compliance it takes for a mastermind scheme of that magnitude to be perfectly executed. Now the cartel boss is locked up in Unites States custody in a federal maximum security prison in Colorado.

He recently wrote a letter to the Chicago judge who sent him there accusing the officials of mistreatment, bullying & keeping him on permanent lockdown 23 hours a day because they fear he will slip away again. He also says he is not receiving new attorney documents for new court motions.

According to ABC 7 Chicago, nobody has ever broken out of the super max security facility, which is also referred to as the “Alcatraz of the Rockies,” since its opening in 1994.

Do you think El Chapo can pull off another escape plan? I think the US judicial and prison system is a lot different than Mexico. Once the Feds lock in it’s really no escape from that.

WATCH: Raw Footage of Mexican Cartel Queen Claudia Ochoa Félíx

Claudia Ochoa Félix was a social media personality. In 2014, a rumor spread on social media that she was a high-ranking leader of the murder squad Los Ántrax, a bloc of enforcers that operate as an armed wing of the Sinaloa Cartel. She denied the claims and her involvement in organized crime.

Felix allegedly died of an accidental overdose September 14, 2019.

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Cartel Wife Emma Coronel Aispuro Steps Out to Party Since Being Released from Prison

ABC7 Chicago — In the new interview with Elle.com titled “Life as El Chapo’s Wife: The real story of Emma Coronel Aispuro,” she details her background of how she came to be El Chapo’s wife and how she came to assist in his previous prison escapes.

She also shared what she’s looking forward to in her future.

“I hope for many good and beautiful things in my life,” she told Elle.

Aispuro said she was feeling excited to be with her daughters again, and is enjoying “quality moments.” She said she was focused on her future career plans, which she says are still evolving.

“I still can’t say the plans, because then later they won’t come to be,” she added with a laugh. “But many and beautiful.”

Aispuro has previously expressed “true regret for any and all harm” when she was sentenced after pleading guilty to charges including money laundering conspiracy and engaging in transactions with a foreign narcotics trafficker.