Charles Cosby, who is known for being the only romantic partner of drug queen Griselda Blanco to have survived recently shared his story of why he fell in love with her. He recounted that at the age of 11 she allegedly kidnapped, attempted to ransom and eventually shot a child from an upscale flatland neighborhood near her home. In 1991, Cosby began writing letters to the imprisoned Colombian billionaire and has now revealed what brought him to her.
Charles Cosby Early Life
The dangerous and passionate relationship between Griselda Blanco and Charles Cosby is exciting. The former drug dealer Charles first liked Blanco for her drug business power. Charles wrote Blanco a fan letter while she was in prison which blossomed their relationship.
After a while, Charles Cosby became Griselda Blanco’s boyfriend. Although their age gap, Blanco’s attraction grabbed Charles. Blanco’s crimes and Charles’s connection deepened their connection.
After Blanco learned Charles’ infidelity, these betrayals ended to an assassination attempt. Charles has discussed their love in interviews despite their breakup and Blanco’s death. The documentary Cocaine Cowboys 2 also covered their friendship and Charles’ role in Blanco’s crimes.
Charles Cosby Early Life
Charles Cosby attended several schools. He first began his schooling at Brookfield elementary, and then James Madison middle school. He was an above average student.
From the time, he was in 7th grade, he dreamed of a career as a lawyer. In the recent series, Griselda cast as Sofía Vergara, Alberto Guerra as Darío Sepúlveda, Martin Rodriguez as Jorge “Rivi” Ayala-Rivera, Vanessa Ferlito as Carmen Gutiérrez and Christian Tappan as Arturo Mesa.
Where Is Charles Cosby Now?
During the time crack-cocaine exploded onto the streets of Oakland creating wealth for many of his childhood friends and he himself hungered to be a part of this deadly new enterprise. He said,
“It had a type of a magnetic Charlesallure that was inescapable. This was about the time I begun my career as a street hustler. With an ounce of consigned merchandise I not only learned the ropes quickly”
