‘The Last Narc’ Dives Into the Most Infamous Murder in the War on Drugs
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In 1985, DEA agent Kiki Camarena was killed by an emerging drug cartel while on assignment in Mexico, and questions have surrounded his death ever since.
“This is the most infamous murder in the history of the War on Drugs,” says The Last Narc director Tiller Russell. (He’s right: The Netflix drama Narcos: Mexico covers Camarena’s story.)
Russell’s docuseries delves into the case to expose the truth. The series features interviews with special agent Hector Berrellez, who ran the DEA’s investigation into Camarena’s murder, as well as his cartel sources.

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“He braved threats from his own government and a spot on the cartel hit list to tell his story,” Tiller says of Berrellez. “He reveals what he uncovered about the players involved on both sides of the border.”
The Last Narc, Premiere, Friday, July 31, Amazon Prime Video
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Today 5/22/20 And still no word on this series
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It's the 17th, where is it? Still a coding error?
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I just 'spoke' w 'Berny' at Amazon. There was a coding glitch and it will be streaming in May 17! Said same thing happened with Scoob. Who knows.
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hey man... it's the 21th and no show ?
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Why is this showing unavailable, release date shows May 15th??
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Amazon told me it was a coding error will be streaming on May 17
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Have you gotten an answer as to why this is unavailable for viewing? It’s obviously May 15 and I still can’t watch it.
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Why isn’t this out today?
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Amazon told me May 17 due to a coding error.
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hasn’t aired because the powers that be are trying to suppress the truth once again.
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or a coding glitch lol
stay woke tho dude, electrolytes is what plant crave
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What happened to freedom?
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