By: Lani Mozzoni Period: 6 Joaquin Guzman By: Lani Mozzoni Period: 6

Background Information Born in Badirguato, Mexico Birthday: April 4, 1957 or December 25 1954 Kicked out of home/ forced to make his own way Family was poor Abusive father Father was involved in drug trade Very little education Followed father’s past into drug trade Grew marijuana for money El Chapo means “shorty” 5’6” at age 20 when nickname came Leader of his own drug cartel called the Sinaloa Cartel

Criminal Record Crime Date Victim(s) Punishment Murder/ Drug Trafficking 1993 N/A 20 years in maximum security Escape from Custody February 22, 2014 In Altiplano Federal Prison July 11, 2015 Not found by Police yet

Terms Cartel- any criminal organization developed with the primary purpose of promoting and controlling drug trafficking operations Custody-the protective care or guardianship of someone or something Maximum Security- are grades of high security level used by prison systems in various countries

Evidence Officers were bribed Cameras were dismantled Mile long tunnel in his prison cell Blue print of prison found in his prison cell

Recent Sentence Crime: Escaping prison Until he is found again, the sentence will yet to be determined Previously serving 20 years for murder and drug trafficing

Quote/NICKNAME “He’s the epitome of the problem. He’s a poor kid who had family issues in the drug trade, no options, no real education… and becomes a big time drug lord” –Malcolm Beith El Chopo Robin Hood Drug Lord

THEORY Differential-Association Theory Criminal behavior is learned in interaction with others Guzman was influenced by looking at his dad and seeing in his head that he was successful.

THEORY CONT. Guzman picked up from his father, Emilio Guzmán Bustillos, who was a drug addict. His father spent most of the profits on liquor and women and often returned home with no money. Tired of his mismanagement, Guzmán, at the age of 15, cultivated his own marijuana plantation with four distant who lived nearby. With his first marijuana productions, Guzmán supported his family financially. His uncle also was using drugs. This proves that Guzman picked up after his father to start selling and abusing drugs.

Cultural References Books: The Cartel by Dan Winslow Movies/TV shows: Cartel Land by Matthew Heinman Locked up Abroad- a TV show that expresses how criminals work and think such as him. Name brought up in different episodes Songs: El Chapo- The Game & Skrillex El Chapo- Berner

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