Escobar's brother demands $1 billion from Netflix, says hire security

While Netflix may be loving the success of Narcos, it found itself embroiled in a billion-dollar war with Pablo Escobar's brother- Roberto Escobar.

His brother has asked them to review the 2nd season because of the "mistakes, lies and inaccuracies from the real story".

He is also seeking $1 billion in compensation for using his brother's story without permission.

Pablo's lesser-known sibling Roberto Escobar was Pablo's accountant and the "head of his hitmen".

In 1993, he was imprisoned and was left "half-deaf and half-blind following a letter-bomb attack".

In 2015, he registered a company called Escobar Inc. in California and listed himself as successor-in-interest for the rights over his sibling and family name.

Netflix seems to have offended Escobar's family and is now caught in a bitter trademark dispute over 'Narcos'.

Roberto De Jesus Escobar Gaviria, Escobar's brother sent a message to the show's producers to hire "hitmen as security" because Mexico and Columbia weren't safe for them.

He threatened to end the show if Netflix didn't give $1 billion to Escobar Inc., for intellectual property infringements.