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Quote from: kotajikikox on July 07, 2025, 12:36:24 PM

Let us pray for the victims.

Could you or someone else explain to me who is actually the victim here...

They are still human and have souls that need to be in peace, their family are also victims on this, because those family cant hug or talk to them anymore.

I guess it's something they should think about before they started scamming/cheating people... And I guess the.ir wives, kids, and other family is a victims, but those who did these things put them in that situation. Again, I just guess they all enjoyed the money & perks while it lasted, but what about the people they scammed and their families? I don't see anyone mention them...

Well, I feel sorry for the kids; they probably didn't know what was happening, but again, their fathers put them in that situation... This reminds me of a documentary:

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The 2009 documentary film "Sins of My Father" (Spanish: "Pecados de mi padre") focuses on Pablo Escobar's son, Juan Pablo Escobar, now known as Sebastián Marroquín, and his life after his father's death. The film explores his perspective and attempts to distance himself from the Medellín Cartel and the drug trade. Marroquín, who lives in Argentina with his family, also met with some of his father's victims and visited his father's grave in Colombia.

So when Juan was a teenager, he had everything... this is a very tricky situation, and it's hard to make any ethical or moral line here. But if we can make any conclusions (wise & smart conclusions), it's "Don't make any evil actions that will have consequences on your kids".