We've all been there, standing on the platform catching your breath watching the last train home pull away.

Holiday blues or a rainy day tucked up on the sofa.

It's times like that when all you want is a comforting cuddle,

a big old hug that tells you everything's going to be okay.

And on days like these, when it's comfort you need, it has to be Heinz.

Nothing beats the feeling of a warming bowl of your favorite soup.

Heinz.

Ah, that's better.

Al-o-lado, you passaras, and there you vas antonar, del other side you passers and there you

go toanar,

and I remember that when I was singing that song,

I raised my hands and I say to my God,

I forgive the person that did me that and I say to my God, I forgive the person that did me that.

And I say to my God, forgive them.

And forgive me because in this time, I need you so much.

On the 1st of December, 1993, a short, plump, middle-aged man is celebrating his 44th birthday, inside a house in his home city of Medellin, Colombia. There's cake, good wine and marijuana.

The man has a wide smile and greying hair at the sides.

He owns several palatial homes,

has been a congressman and for the last seven years running

made the world-famous Forbes magazine list of billionaires.

But right now, he's in hiding.

The next afternoon, the man sits inside waiting for a boy who's been sent to fetch lunch from a local restaurant.

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