Prison Where Gang Members Live Kings Life

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A prison is not a motel unless you are Pablo Escobar or the MS-13.

MS-13 is feared worldwide as one of the most dangerous gangs in the world. It was recently discovered that members of the gang who were locked up in a prison in Honduras lived a luxurious life. In their cells, 52-inch televisions, video games and a sex room where they were discovered.

 This discovery was made when the prisoners of the overpopulated prison were transferred to a new maximum security prison in Honduras.

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The lavish cell of the MS-13 

(Daily Mail/CEN )

The furnished cells had air-conditioning units, fridges that were stocked, furniture, food blenders and coffee machines.

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The Kama Sutra room 

(Daily Mail/CEN)

The sex room was known as the Kamasutra room and only the leaders of MS-13 and senior members had access to it. The purpose of the room was for the high-level gang members to have conjugal visits with their wives of girlfriends.

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A stocked fridge in the cell

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For those who did not have this privilege, they had video games to keep them company. Some of these games included FIFA and Grand Theft Auto.

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Stack of video games and blenders in the cell

 (Daily Mail/CEN )

These gang members are unlikely to live this life of luxury in their new prison in Tamara which is close to Honduran capital city of Tegucigalpa.

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The lavish cell of the MS-13

 (Daily Mail/CEN )

This astonishing revelation is similar to that of Pablo Escobar. In 1991, the drug kingpin gave himself to Colombian authorities. Escobar, however, wasn't placed in a regular prison. He was put in a prison he designed himself known as La Catedral.

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Pablo Escobar in La Catedral in the series 'Narcos' 

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The prison had a bar, jacuzzi, soccer field and many luxurious features. When the media got a wind from this it became a huge scandal in the country. In 1992, the authorities wanted to move him to a conventional jail, but escaped.