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The Narco Hack review – an epic tale of how detectives’ tech wizardry smashed a billion-euro drugs ring
Source: The Guardian · Published
Human heroism is celebrated in profoundly personal ways in this extraordinary tale of a mind-boggling investigation into massive criminal organisations. It’s part The Wire, part The Imitation Game We begin with the audio of a horrifying call made to the French police in 2020. Two men are driving home when their car is attacked. The police ask for the caller’s name as bullets ricochet around the…
Key points
- Human heroism is celebrated in profoundly personal ways in this extraordinary tale of a mind-boggling investigation into massive criminal organisations.
- It’s part The Wire, part The Imitation Game We begin with the audio of a horrifying call made to the French police in 2020.
- Two men are driving home when their car is attacked.
- The police ask for the caller’s name as bullets ricochet around the…
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