In Miami beach was demolished pink mansion owned by Colombian drug Lord Pablo Escobar. Before that the current owner Christian de Berdouare (Christian de Berdouare) and his wife were invited to the house of a Catholic priest to cast out evil and bless the building, according to NBC News.
“I’m very glad to see the house of the devil disappears,” commented de berdouare. According to the owner of the destroyed dwelling, he would like to be associated with something more inspiring, let the Escobar mansion and is part of the city.
The couple purchased the building with an area of 6.5 thousand square feet (600 square feet) in 2014. Purchase cost spouses de berdouare in 9,65 million dollars. The house, according to NBC News, is one of the most modest in Miami beach — there are only four bedrooms. For example, in the mansion that belonged to the Russian tennis player Anna Kournikova, has seven bedrooms, a large dining room, heated pool and Spa.
At the time of the acquisition of the house de berdouare did not know about the previous owners. Knowing the history of the mansion, they hired the search engines in order to find a hidden compartment and crew, which would remove a documentary film. However, the treasure hunters managed to find the only unknown ochishenie safe under the marble staircase. Visited the abode Escobar himself, not known, marks the channel.
De berdouare previously reported that the site of the demolished buildings will be built over the impressive mansion.
Pablo Escobar is one of the most successful drug lords in the history of mankind. He was the head of the medellín cartel, which during the 1980s and early 1990s years have supplied 80 per cent going to the US of cocaine. In 1993 at the age of 44 he was killed by a sniper while trying to escape from surrounded by fighters of special units of the refuge.
An exorcism is the procedure for the expulsion of demons and other supernatural beings from the possessed through prayer, rites of a particular religion. Practiced, in particular, in Orthodoxy and Catholicism.
