“Gold and Gems”: The Video That Shows How a Colombian Tiktoker Found a Millionaire’s Treasure on Pablo Escobar’s Farm

A young tiktoker found an unexpected treasure when visiting the La Manuela farm, which belonged to the former leader of the Medellín Cartel, Pablo Escobar.

The boy, along with some friends, arrived at the site, located on the banks of the El Peñol Reservoir, in Guatapé, Antioquia (Colombia), and said he had found some objects that could have belonged to the capo. one commented on those articles. , Infobae publishes.

The treasure of Pablo Escobar

The announcement of the discovery is known from what was revealed through Jei Calderón (@jeicalderon17)’s TikTok account. The boys arrive at the scene in a boat and then “dig into what appears to be a rock”.

There they find a jar containing, to everyone’s surprise, two rings, a gold object, precious stones and some coins, explains Prensa Libre.

-We found something valuable at Pablo Escobar’s ranchcan be heard at the beginning of the video.

They wash the vessel with water and extract from the inside the objects that caught their attention and now that of the users of social networks.

-Oh, partner, look!…will they be gold?they wonder in surprise at the sight of the coins and rings.

-“We get dressed, Dad, we get dressed”, they comment and it is noticed that people are concerned about whether or not the video will be published. They remember that because they were rooms that belonged to the capo, who was shot in 1993, these objects could be requisitioned by the government.

The boys briefly debate the matter, saying “Escobar died a long time ago” and “that must be from the years of Pablo Escobar”.

It’s not clear if what’s actually being found is gold, but what may lead is more people coming to explore and try their luck.

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They react in networks about the discovery in “La Manuela”

According to Infobae, that Manuela farm was believed to be one of the farms he liked best. “He named her after his daughter,” they recall.

It dates back to the 1980s and they describe it as “a stately mansion built on eight acres of land, surrounded by a swimming pool, a soccer field, a heliport, tennis courts, stables, a seaplane dock, a special entrance for motorcycles and imported trees.

The aforementioned tiktoker has published two videos and the comments are diverse: “I have been working with gold for 10 years and that is not gold”, “Gold does not rust but it turns black with time and they put it there”, “Escobar would I never bury that, it’s something insignificant in the kingpin’s fortune” and others repeat the line from the program The Price of History: “I don’t know, Rick”.

Some more convinced point out: “How do you get to the site”, “Those things will not be published”, “Better donate it to a museum”, etc.