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She had just finished leading a tour full of journalists and could tell something was brewing with Acosta. Webb Miller saw her lover the night before he died.
In 1987, Acosta was killed in a shootout with Mexican federal police in the town of Santa Elena, Mexico. She was one of the last people to see Pablo Acosta alive. "My choice in men was pretty tough," Webb Miller says. Customs anti-narcotics unit while she was dating Acosta, a drug lord. Get this: Webb Miller dated the former head of the U.S.
She dated a customs agent-at the same time as Acosta. It was a good thing, to me," Webb Miller said. "To have Sosie come through that and not have lost the baby. But he was running at that point," Webb Miller says.įor her, watching Narcos: Mexico years later was almost a cathartic experience, as it provided a portal into an alternate reality. Her horse was spooked by the gun shots and reared up. There was some bad blood," Webb Miller says. The real Webb Miller miscarried following a violent altercation with residents of a neighboring ranch. However, Narcos: Mexico diverges from real events in one major way. I never had to worry about it," Webb Miller said. Webb Miller reveals to that she did indeed get pregnant soon into her affair with Acosta, much to her surprise. There was an acceptance and love there that he probably appreciated," Bacon says.Īs in Narcos: Mexico, Webb Miller became pregnant with Acosta's child. "She went off and left this world she was a part of to find something different. While speaking to Webb Miller, Bacon got insight into why this "odd-couple" pairing actually made perfect sense for them. Nine years after their first meeting, Acosta and Webb Miller began their affair, which lasted until Acosta's death in April 1987-in total, about a year. Not the handsomest man I’d ever met, but a strong guy, with a lot of charisma.” In 2014, Webb Miller elaborated on her impression of Acosta in an interview with the New York Times: “He was kind of like Kissinger. In no time, Acosta and his men (and armed guards) were having regular barbecues on her sizable ranch. "All I could tell was that every tooth was outlined in gold, and that he was too interested in if I was Robert's girlfriend," Webb Miller says now of their first meeting.
Webb Miller met Acosta, a drug kingpin who controlled 200 miles of the U.S.-Mexico border, through a mutual friend. She knew Acosta for almost a decade before dating him. During her tours, she gave a fascinating first-hand perspective on how the drug trade has affected the Ojinaga region. In the 2010s, Webb Miller returned to Mexico to start up her horseback riding enterprise. Acosta helped her obtain the visas necessary to cross the border. While living in Mexico in the '70s and '80s, Webb Miller organized touristic horseback riding trips through Mexico. She ran horseback riding tours through the border region.
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