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Joby Warrick

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Veteran national reporter for @washingtonpost, 1996-2025: Author of THE JACKAL. Previous books: RED LINE; BLACK FLAGS: THE RISE OF ISIS; THE TRIPLE AGENT.
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Carlos 'El Chacal': «Maté a 83 personas con mis manos. Otras mil murieron por orden mía. Solo lamento que algunas escaparan»

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By Joby Warrick
| Diario ABC Verified
«Monsieur Carlos, bonjour», saludan los guardias a su paso y él devuelve el gesto con movimientos de cabeza o alzando los puños para simular un golpe de boxeo. No cabe duda, la Maison Centrale de Poissy, histórica cárcel de máxima seguridad a treinta kilómetros del centro de París, es un mundo reducido donde Carlos el Chacal es toda una celebridad. El condenado recibe a su invitado con una sonrisa. Viste vaqueros color caqui, suéter, cazadora de cuero marrón y gorra a juego.
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THE JACKAL | Kirkus Reviews

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By Joby Warrick
| Kirkus Reviews Verified
A true-crime saga that reads with the immediacy of a thriller. From the author of Black Flags: The Rise of ISIS (2015), a swift-moving account of the infamous terrorist who boasted of killing 83 people and ordering the death of a thousand more. Born Ilich Ramírez Sánchez in Venezuela, Carlos was just one of the countless fake names that “the Jackal” used.
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The day I met Carlos the Jackal in prison

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By Joby Warrick
| Yahoo Verified
The old man still knows how to make an entrance, even now, midway into his 70s, and three decades after his ultimate disappearing act behind the walls of a French prison. The buzz begins to build well down the hallway as he makes his journey from the cell block to the visitors' lounge. Heads turn at the sound of the familiar voice, still a rich baritone, although a bit raspier now.
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