To open the eyes of the society to the cruelty he had been done, Colombia makes the exhibition on the Pablo Escobar's house

News24xx.com - The house belonging to the late Colombian King of Drugs, Pablo Escobar is opened as an exhibition of simple posters containing homage to the victims of his atrocities. The exhibition is the last "party" held there, before the luxury house was demolished next year.

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This exhibition is part of the steps of the Medellin city government to make people aware of the violence of drug gangs led by Escobar. The action of the Escobar cartel had injured many parties, especially the families of the people dead in his hands or the hands of his men.

The exhibition is also expected to open the eyes of ordinary people that there is others bloods and tears behind the glamor life of Escobar and his men as told in a television series or film. "Respect our loss, respect our victims (1983-1994). 46,612 lives" wrote one poster on one of the walls of Escobar's luxury home.

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Photographs of a number of victims killed by Escobar gang violence, such as Guillermo Cano - a journalist shot dead by gang Escobar in 1986 and former presidential candidate Luis Carlos Galan and chief police Valdemar Quintero - both killed in 1989, displayed on posters that read English: "This is not fiction, this is reality."

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