The full extent of notorious gang leader El Chapo's astonishing escape has been revealed by satellite images of the area surrounding the top security Mexican jail. Aerial images of the jail and the surrounding countryside reveal just how complex the escape operation was, as a construction site sprang up over the course of a year just a mile from the Altiplano jail. Given the sheer size of the operation, questions are being asked as to how no one at the jail reported noticing anything out of the ordinary. Billionaire cartel leader Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman began his escape at 8.52pm on Saturday.Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman, head of Sinaloa Cartel, is on the run after escaping from Altiplano jail on SaturdayUnderground tunnel through which he escaped led from the prison shower to a construction site nearly a mile awayA miracle of underground engineering, the tunnel was complete with air vents, electric lights and emergency oxygenMore than 3,250 tonnes of earth was transported from the site, which would have required 379 dump trucksNo sign of El Chapo despite a $3.8million reward offered by Mexican government
A couple who live next to the end of _'s escape tunnel have revealed how a mysterious neighbour who called himself 'El Pastor' moved into the area six months ago and claimed he was building a house.