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Female gang leadership has long been one of the least discussed yet most important dimensions of organized street violence, criminal networks, and community insecurity.
While popular media often focuses on male-dominated gangs, women have frequently played central roles as founders, strategists, recruiters, enforcers, and, in some cases, highly feared leaders.
The subject of the most dangerous female gangs is not only about crime itself, but also about the social conditions, survival pressures, and power structures that allow such groups to emerge.
Understanding these leaders requires a careful look at how gangs function, how women rise within them, and why some female-led groups become notorious across cities, prisons, and transnational criminal networks.
While popular media often focuses on male-dominated gangs, women have frequently played central roles as founders, strategists, recruiters, enforcers, and, in some cases, highly feared leaders.
The subject of the most dangerous female gangs is not only about crime itself, but also about the social conditions, survival pressures, and power structures that allow such groups to emerge.
Understanding these leaders requires a careful look at how gangs function, how women rise within them, and why some female-led groups become notorious across cities, prisons, and transnational criminal networks.
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00:00Pablo Escobar, Al Capone, El Chapo, names that echo through history's criminal corridors.
00:05Yet lurking in the shadows are the women who carved their own path in leading the world's most dangerous female
00:10gangs.
00:11Let's take a closer look at some of the female leaders of the most dangerous gangs.
00:16Thelma Wright
00:17Opening the roster is Thelma Wright, a notorious figure in Philadelphia's criminal underworld.
00:22Thelma Wright's involvement in the drug trade began in the late 1980s following the tragic murder of her husband Jackie
00:27Wright,
00:28a member of the notorious Black Mafia.
00:30Devastated by her loss and determined to provide for her son,
00:33Thelma took over the family business and embarked on a journey
00:36that would make her one of the most feared and respected figures in Philadelphia's criminal underworld.
00:41Thelma's empire revolved around the transportation of cocaine and heroin between Los Angeles and Philadelphia.
00:46Her network spanned across cities, operating with ruthless efficiency and leaving a trail of destruction in its wake.
00:51With her sharp business acumen and ability to outsmart her rivals,
00:55Thelma quickly rose to power, earning her the nicknames Boss Lady and Queen Penn.
00:59Her drug organization operated on a grand scale, reaching far beyond the borders of Philadelphia.
01:03Thelma's connections allowed her to establish a vast distribution network,
01:07ensuring a steady flow of drugs into the hands of eager buyers.
01:10Her operations were shrouded in secrecy, with layers of protection and a network of loyal associates
01:15who would stop at nothing to ensure her success.
01:18Thelma's success in the drug trade brought her immense wealth and power.
01:21She lived a life of luxury, surrounded by opulence and the trappings of her success.
01:25But beneath the surface, she was well aware of the risks and consequences of her actions.
01:29Thelma witnessed the violence and devastation caused by drugs firsthand,
01:34and it weighed heavily on her conscience.
01:35The drug trade brought violence and destruction to the streets of Philadelphia.
01:39Her organization was known for its ruthlessness,
01:42and those who crossed her path often paid the ultimate price.
01:45Her empire was built on fear and intimidation, with Thelma at the helm, orchestrating the chaos
01:49from behind the scenes.
01:51But as Thelma's empire grew, so did her inner turmoil.
01:53In 1991, Thelma made a shocking decision that would change the course of her life.
01:58She decided to leave the drug game behind, realizing that it was a path that would only lead to death
02:02or jail.
02:03Maintaining a low profile for years, she refrained from discussing her past in the public sphere.
02:07In 2009, she transitioned into a meaningful role at a non-profit organization,
02:11overseeing properties for women grappling with addiction and mental health challenges.
02:15It wasn't until 2011 that Wright chose to share her story, penning a memoir titled
02:20With Eyes From Both Sides, Living My Life In and Out of the Game.
02:23Reflecting on her recent years, she remarked,
02:25I am a mother to some, I am grandmother to the kids.
02:27It gives me an opportunity to see some of the destruction behind things that I had done.
02:32Emphasizing the gravity of her work, she added,
02:34When I go around and I speak to people, I'm letting them know that you need to stay away from
02:38this game.
02:39You're not going to win. It is a no-win. Two options, death or jail.
02:43That's it. There's nothing else. Looking back on it now, I did what I did to survive,
02:47to take care of myself and my son. Would I do it again? No, no, absolutely not.
02:51Sister Ping
02:52From her humble beginnings in a poor farming village in northern Fujian, China,
02:56to her eventual arrest and extradition to the United States,
02:59Sister Ping's journey is a tale of ambition, deceit, and the dark world of human trafficking.
03:03Born on January 9, 1949, in a poverty-stricken farming village in northern Fujian, China,
03:09she experienced the hardships of rural life from an early age. Working on the family farm,
03:14Sister Ping's world was forever altered when her father left the family when she was just 15 years
03:18old. Little did she know that her father's departure would set the stage for her own
03:22involvement in the criminal underworld. Upon his return, he entered the human trafficking business,
03:27unknowingly laying the foundation for his daughter's future criminal empire. This familial
03:31connection to the illicit trade would prove to be a pivotal factor in Sister Ping's path towards a
03:35life of crime. In 1969, Sister Ping married Chung Yik, and together they had four children. Seeking a
03:41better life, the family made the decision to move to Hong Kong in 1974. It was in this bustling city
03:47that Sister Ping's entrepreneurial spirit began to flourish. However, it was in the early 1980s,
03:52after immigrating to the United States and settling in Chinatown, Manhattan, that Sister Ping's true
03:57criminal ambitions began to take shape. Opening a shop called the Takshun Variety Store,
04:02she catered to homesick Fujunese immigrants, providing them with a taste of familiarity in
04:07a foreign land. Behind the scenes of the friendly facade of the variety store, Sister Ping orchestrated
04:11a sophisticated smuggling operation. Leveraging her connections and knowledge of the trade,
04:16she began smuggling villagers from China into the United States using forged identification documents.
04:21Sister Ping's operation expanded rapidly, and she soon found herself organizing mass smuggling
04:26operations by cargo ship. Hundreds of people would be crammed into cargo ships as they made
04:31their way across the ocean. The risks were high, but the promise of a better future compelled these
04:35individuals to put their lives in Sister Ping's hands. To ensure the success of her smuggling
04:40operations, she hired armed thugs from the American-Chinese Fukqing Gang to transport and guard
04:45her customers, ensuring their safe passage. These individuals were ruthless enforcers, willing to resort
04:51to violence to protect Sister Ping's interests. On top of her smuggling activities, Sister Ping
04:56ran a money-transmitting business out of her variety store. This allowed her to launder the
05:00proceeds from her criminal enterprise, further solidifying her control over the illicit operations.
05:05However, Sister Ping's reign of criminality eventually came to an end. After years of pursuit,
05:10she was arrested in Hong Kong in 2000 and extradited to the US in 2003. The charges she faced
05:15were numerous and reflected the magnitude of her crimes. In 2005, she was convicted on multiple counts,
05:21including illegal human smuggling, hostage taking, money laundering and trafficking in ransom proceeds.
05:26The court's decision to sentence Sister Ping to 35 years in federal prison was a testament to the
05:31severity of her crimes. In June 2013, Ping was interviewed while in prison and she said,
05:35Being locked up for over 10 years allowed me to think about my previous life. My heart calmed down
05:40and I started to feel that jail was the safest place for me. I keep telling myself not to think
05:44much
05:44about the future and live life by the moment. She also said, I cannot believe they jailed me for 35
05:49years.
05:49In a way, I was killed by the FBI agents and tainted witnesses. While serving time in Danbury,
05:54Connecticut, Ping's health took a turn for the worse. She was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer
05:58and was transferred to the federal medical center in Texas for specialized care. Despite the best
06:03efforts of medical professionals, Sister Ping succumbed to her illness in 2014 at the age of 65,
06:08bringing an end to a life marked by crime and deception.
06:13Another woman who found herself leading a life of crime is Jemica Thompson. Jemica Thompson's journey
06:18into the dark world of drugs began when she crossed paths with Anthony M. Daff Moseley in the late 1970s.
06:25Moseley, already deeply involved in the drug trade, recognized Thompson's potential and saw
06:29an opportunity to expand their operations. Thompson dated Moseley while she was in high school.
06:34Daff was dealing marijuana and Thompson began collecting payments for him. It was during this
06:38time when she started off selling between three and four kilos of cocaine a week while still in
06:42school. The thrill of making quick cash and the sense of control it gave her fueled her ambition.
06:46Tragedy struck in 1988 when Moseley was brutally murdered. His death left Thompson devastated and
06:52vulnerable. But instead of retreating, she made a fateful decision to take control and expand her
06:56business even further. Drug enforcement administration agents who had an eye on her thought she would
07:00stop dealing. Little did they know, Thompson was not one to be easily deterred. Thompson, now the sole
07:05leader of the empire, invested in an LA-based hair business, using it as a front to launder money and
07:11maintain a legitimate appearance. Behind the scenes, she continued to oversee her drug empire,
07:15ensuring a steady supply of cocaine to meet the insatiable demand. Thompson's rise to power was
07:20fueled by her efficient operation. She became a prominent figure in the cocaine trade during the
07:241980s crack epidemic, leaving a trail of destruction in her wake. However, Thompson's empire was about to
07:30face its greatest challenge yet. Her boyfriend at the time, known as Cheese, made a shocking decision
07:35that would change the course of Thompson's life. In a stunning betrayal, Cheese decided to cooperate with
07:39authorities, providing them with crucial information about Thompson's operation. Fearing for her life,
07:44Thompson went into hiding, evading capture for several years. The once-powerful Queen Pin was now
07:50on the run, desperately trying to stay one step ahead of the law. In 1993, Thompson's luck finally ran out.
07:56Law enforcement agencies closed in on her during her son's graduation ceremony, and she was apprehended
08:01and charged with drug trafficking. The evidence against her was overwhelming, and she faced the
08:05prospect of spending the rest of her life behind bars. Thompson's trial captivated the media and the
08:11public, as the once-untouchable drug lord now faced the consequences of her actions. In a courtroom
08:16filled with tension, she was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison. While behind bars, Thompson
08:20underwent a profound transformation. She found solace in religion. Her story captivated the media and the
08:26public, as the once-powerful Queen Pin now preached about the dangers of drugs and the possibility of change.
08:31After serving 13 years of her sentence, Thompson was released from prison in 2005. Determined to turn her life
08:37around, she dedicated herself to helping others who were trapped in the cycle of addiction and crime. Today,
08:42she serves as a minister at Second Chance Evangelical Ministries in Los Angeles, using her own experiences
08:48to inspire and guide others towards a better path. Rosetta Coutalo
08:52Fourth on our list is Rosetta Coutalo, also known as Ice Eyes. Rosetta Coutalo was not just any criminal.
08:58She was the sister of Raphael Coutalo, the infamous Camorra boss. But Rosetta's role went far beyond being a mere
09:04sibling.
09:04For over 15 years, she wielded immense influence, acting as the driving force behind her brother's criminal empire,
09:11even while he was behind bars. In the heart of Naples, Rosetta ruled from the grand headquarters of the Nuova
09:16Camorra Organizzata,
09:17NCO, a magnificent 16th-century palace, boasting an astonishing 365 rooms and a sprawling park.
09:24From this opulent setting, she orchestrated the operations of the Camorra, a powerful criminal
09:28organization that held the city in its grip. But Rosetta's power extended far beyond the walls of
09:33the NCO. She was a master negotiator, known for her dealings with South American cocaine barons.
09:38Her ability to navigate the treacherous world of international crime was unparalleled. In a shocking
09:43turn of events, she even participated in a high-level meeting with representatives of the
09:47Sicilian Mafia and various Camorra clans, solidifying her reputation as a force to be reckoned with.
09:52This meeting, shrouded in secrecy, showcased her influence and the respect she commanded within
09:57the criminal underworld. It was a testament to her ability to bridge divides and forge alliances,
10:02further solidifying her position as a true power player. However, Rosetta's reign of power had its
10:06challenges. In 1981, the authorities finally caught wind of her activities and launched a raid on her
10:11stronghold. Despite their efforts, Rosetta managed to evade capture, disappearing into the shadows
10:15for over a decade. Her ability to elude law enforcement left them bewildered and frustrated.
10:20How could someone with such power and influence manage to disappear without a trace? For over a
10:24decade, Rosetta Coutolo remained in hiding, eluding the relentless pursuit of law enforcement.
10:29Her ability to evade capture was a testament to her cunning and resourcefulness. During this time,
10:33rumors swirled about her whereabouts, but the truth remained a mystery. But as they say,
10:37all good things must come to an end. In 1993, after 13 years on the run, Rosetta got tired. She
10:43turned
10:44herself in after law enforcement found her hideout. She emerged at the entrance, and in her own words,
10:48she said, I am tired of running. This signaled the end of her years on the run. The nation held
10:53its
10:53breath as the legal proceedings unfolded, eager to see justice served. Rosetta was charged with Mafia
10:58Association, a crime that carried severe penalties. The evidence against her was substantial, with
11:03testimonies from witnesses, and a trail of connections that linked her to the criminal
11:07activities of the Camorra. However, throughout the trial, her brother Rafael maintained that she
11:12had no knowledge of his criminal endeavors. He said, Rosetta has never been a Camorista. She only
11:16listened to me and sent me a few suitcases of money to prisoners like I told her to. Despite Rafael's
11:21claims, skepticism remained among some members of the public and law enforcement. Rosetta's intelligence
11:27and influence within the NCO raised questions about her true involvement in the criminal empire.
11:32Many believed that she was the true force behind the organization, pulling the strings from behind
11:37the scenes. In the end, the court found Rosetta guilty of Mafia Association. She was sentenced to
11:42five years in prison, a significant blow to her once powerful position. The verdict sent a message that
11:48even those with immense influence and power were not above the law. After living a life full of crime,
11:53power, and controversy, Rosetta died on the 14th of October, 2023, at the age of 86 in Italy.
11:59Maria Liciardi. Coming in fifth is Maria Liciardi. Maria's story begins in the gritty neighborhood
12:05of Secondigliano, Naples. Born and raised in this crime-ridden environment, Liciardi was no stranger
12:11to the dark underbelly of the Camorra, just like Rosetta. She came from a family deeply entrenched
12:16in the criminal organization, with her brothers and husband actively involved in illicit activities.
12:21As fate would have it, Liciardi's life took a dramatic turn when her brothers and husband were
12:26arrested, leaving a power vacuum within the Liciardi clan. Seizing the opportunity, Maria stepped forward,
12:31determined to fill the void and assert her dominance. With her cunning and strategic mindset,
12:35she quickly rose to power, becoming the head of the Liciardi clan and one of the key figures in the
12:40Secondigliano alliance. Liciardi wasted no time in making her mark. She recognized the immense potential in
12:46the drug trade and set out to expand the Liciardi clan's influence in this lucrative market. Through
12:50her connections with international drug cartels, Liciardi orchestrated the distribution of narcotics,
12:56flooding the streets of Naples with drugs and reaping enormous profits. But her ambitions didn't
13:00stop there. Liciardi introduced significant changes to the clan's operations, venturing into the world of
13:05prostitution. Exploiting the vulnerability of countless individuals, she established a network of
13:10brothels, further solidifying her criminal empire and amassing even more wealth and power. Described
13:15as practical, charming, intelligent, and ruthless, Liciardi's influence within the Second
13:20Digliano alliance was unparalleled. She navigated the treacherous waters of the criminal underworld
13:24with finesse, forging alliances and eliminating rivals with calculated precision. However, like most
13:30gang leaders, Liciardi's reign had its challenges. Disagreements within the Second Digliano alliance led to
13:35a violent gang war, attracting the attention of law enforcement agencies. Police crackdowns
13:39intensified and the pressure on Liciardi mounted. Faced with the imminent threat of capture,
13:44she made the daring decision to go into hiding, disappearing from the public eye. For two years,
13:48Liciardi evaded capture, continuing to orchestrate criminal operations from the shadows. This quickly
13:53came to an end when in 2001, law enforcement agencies finally apprehended Liciardi, bringing an
13:59end to her reign as one of the most powerful figures in the Camorra. She was subsequently convicted
14:04and sentenced to prison, marking a significant chapter in her criminal saga. It was a significant
14:08victory for law enforcement, who had tirelessly pursued her for years. The capture of Liciardi
14:13not only dismantled a key player in the Camorra, but also dealt a blow to the Second Digliano
14:17alliance, leaving a power vacuum that would have far-reaching consequences. Liciardi's arrest was met
14:22with mixed reactions. Some celebrated the downfall of a criminal mastermind, while others mourned the
14:28loss of a powerful figure who had provided a sense of stability and order within the criminal hierarchy.
14:33Regardless of public opinion, Liciardi's capture marked a turning point in the fight against
14:37organised crime in Naples. The subsequent trial of Maria Liciardi was a highly publicised event,
14:43captivating the nation of Italy. The prosecution presented a mountain of evidence, linking Liciardi
14:47to various criminal activities, including drug trafficking, murder and extortion. Witnesses came
14:53forward, providing chilling testimonies of her ruthlessness and the fear she instilled in those
14:57who crossed her path. In the end, Liciardi was convicted and sentenced to prison, bringing a sense
15:01of closure to the victims of her crimes and a measure of justice to the city of Naples. Her
15:06arrest and subsequent incarceration were seen as a significant victory in the ongoing battle
15:10against organised crime. After serving her sentence, Liciardi's release in 2009 seemed to signal the end
15:16of her criminal career. Years passed, and Liciardi's activities remained a secret. It seemed as though she
15:21had learned from her past mistakes, operating discreetly to avoid attracting unwanted attention. But in 2021,
15:26the truth came to light. Law enforcement agencies, who had been closely monitoring her movements,
15:31made a startling discovery. She had resurfaced and was once again involved in criminal activities,
15:36this time running extortion rackets. The resurgence of Liciardi was met with a mix of fear and
15:41fascination. Her ability to rebuild her criminal empire after years of imprisonment showcased her
15:46determination. Liciardi's involvement in extortion rackets further solidified her reputation as a
15:50formidable figure within the criminal hierarchy. Law enforcement agencies swiftly moved to apprehend
15:54Liciardi once again, determined to put an end to her criminal activities. She was finally arrested
15:59in Rome's Ciampino Airport, but the questions linger. Will she ever truly be brought to justice,
16:03or will she continue to find ways to evade capture and exert her influence over the criminal
16:08underworld? Only time will tell. Maria Chata Leon
16:11Born and raised in a rundown neighbourhood of Los Angeles, Maria Chata Leon experienced first-hand
16:17the devastating effects of drugs and crime. Growing up in a broken home, Maria faced numerous
16:21challenges that would shape her future. Her family background was troubled, with limited resources
16:25and little stability. Her parents struggled to make ends meet, often resorting to illegal
16:29activities to survive. This environment exposed Maria to a world of crime from an early age,
16:34blurring the lines between right and wrong. As a young girl, Maria witnessed the destructive power
16:38of drugs and violence in her community. The allure of quick money and power became increasingly
16:43tempting, offering an escape from the hardships she faced daily. Influenced by the criminal activities
16:47surrounding her, Maria began to drift towards a life of crime, seeking a sense of belonging and
16:52control. Tragically, the absence of positive role models and guidance pushed Maria further into the
16:57clutches of the criminal underworld. The lack of opportunities and the allure of easy money proved
17:02to be a dangerous combination, fueling her ambition to rise above her circumstances through illicit means.
17:07One pivotal moment came when Maria joined the Avenues Gang's Drew Street Clique, a notorious criminal
17:12organisation affiliated with the Mexican Mafia. This affiliation provided her with a sense of
17:17belonging and a chance to establish her reputation as a force within the criminal underworld.
17:22With her newfound connections, Maria quickly rose through the ranks, engaging in a range of criminal
17:26activities, including narcotics-related offences and violent crimes. Her ruthlessness and cunning
17:31earned her the respect and fear of both allies and rivals alike. Maria's criminal activities were a
17:36web of violence, drugs and audacious criminal schemes that eventually led to her arrest. Her reign as the
17:41LA drug gang queen came crashing down as law enforcement agencies closed in on her,
17:45determined to bring her to justice. One of the key incidents that contributed to her downfall was the
17:50investigation into her connections with a human smuggling ring. During this time, Maria's life
17:54had overturned when her son Daniel was killed in a shootout with LAPD officers. Overwhelmed by grief,
18:00Maria's desperation pushed her to make a fateful decision. She illegally re-entered the United States
18:04to bury her son. This act of defiance against the law would have far-reaching consequences for her
18:09criminal career. Federal authorities had been monitoring her conversations, and it was during one of these
18:14intercepted conversations that her plans to cross the border from Mexico into the United States
18:19were exposed. Law enforcement agencies, fueled by a determination to dismantle her criminal empire,
18:25eventually apprehended Maria and other members of her gang. The charges brought against her included
18:29racketeering and conspiracy to distribute cocaine, among others. The weight of the evidence stacked
18:34against her left her with little choice but to plead guilty. In a landmark trial, the shocking details of
18:39Maria's crimes were exposed to the public, leaving many astounded by the depths of her criminal
18:43activities. The judge, unmoved by her plea for leniency, emphasized the severity of her crimes,
18:48surpassing the mere act of illegal immigration. As a result, Maria was sentenced to over eight
18:52years in federal prison and faced immediate deportation upon release. Her arrest marked the
18:57end of an era of crime and violence, bringing a sense of closure to the communities she had once
19:01terrorized. Sandra Avila Beltran's childhood was far from ordinary. Born in the late 1960s in Baja,
19:10California, Mexico, she grew up in a world where drug trafficking was not just a crime, but a way of
19:15life. Her family had deep connections to the Mexican drug trade, and from a young age, Sandra was exposed
19:20to the dangerous and illicit activities that surrounded her. Growing up in a privileged environment,
19:25Sandra had access to the finer things in life. Luxury cars, extravagant parties, and opulent mansions were
19:30all part of her upbringing. However, behind the facade of wealth and glamour, there was a darker
19:34side. The drug trade cast a shadow over her childhood, with her close family members meeting
19:39their gruesome ends due to this lifestyle. Sandra's childhood lifestyle was a mix of privilege and
19:44danger. When she was just a teenager, she had her first encounter of a shootout. During an interview
19:48with Victor Gutierrez, she said people walked the streets with pistols at the waist, with musicians
19:52walking and playing behind them. At dawn, you heard the music, the shootouts. It was when they killed the
19:57people. While she enjoyed the trappings of wealth, she was also exposed to the harsh realities of a
20:02criminal underworld. These early experiences would shape her future and set her on a path that would
20:07lead to unimaginable heights of power and infamy. One of the most significant chapters in Sandra Avila
20:11Beltran's life was her ties with one of the most notorious drug lords, Joaquin El Chapo Guzman. It was in
20:17the late 1970s that Sandra first crossed paths with El Chapo, a man who would become one of the most
20:22feared
20:22and powerful figures in the world of drug trafficking. As Sandra rose through the ranks, she became one of
20:27the few women with access to the highest levels of the Mexican drug world. In the early 2000s, the
20:33Mexican government launched a crackdown on drug trafficking, targeting high profile figures like
20:38Sandra and El Chapo. Faced with the threat of capture, they both went on the run, evading authorities
20:42for several years. Sandra's time on the run came to an end when she was finally apprehended in Mexico City
20:48on charges of money laundering. The arrest marked the end of a chapter in her life as she was thrust
20:53into the legal system. Following her arrest, Sandra faced a lengthy legal battle. The prosecution
20:58presented evidence linking her to money laundering activities and her involvement in the drug trade.
21:03In 2009, Sandra was convicted and sentenced to seven years in prison. Her imprisonment marked a
21:08significant downfall for a woman who had once wielded immense power and influence within the
21:12Mexican drug trade. In 2015, Sandra was released. She revealed that the majority of her wealth is
21:17concealed, and she, along with a team of lawyers, is currently engaged in an intense battle to
21:22reclaim around 15 residences, 30 luxury cars, and an estimated 300 pieces of jewellery. Camaros,
21:27Trans Am, Mercedes, Audi. I had them all, she reminisced, highlighting her preference for a
21:31Bentley. Her release marked a new chapter in her life, one that was met with both curiosity and
21:36controversy. The public's fascination with her story continued, and she became a subject of intense
21:40media scrutiny. Since her release, Sandra has kept a relatively low profile, but her story
21:45continues to captivate audiences around the world. Sandra's captivating and controversial life
21:49story has not only made headlines, but has also inspired the creation of several TV shows that
21:54aim to bring her story to a wider audience. One notable TV show that was made based on Sandra's
22:00story is The Queen of the South. This popular series, based on a novel by Arturo Perez Reverte,
22:05follows the fictional character Teresa Mendoza, who shares similarities with Sandra. The show depicts
22:10Teresa's journey from a humble woman to a powerful drug lord, navigating the treacherous world of the
22:15drug trade. While the character is not a direct portrayal of Sandra, the show draws inspiration
22:19from her life and experiences. And there you have it, seven of the leaders of the most dangerous
22:24female gangs. If you enjoyed this video, click on the boxes playing on your screen to watch similar content.
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