Crazy Juarez’s full name is Rafael Corona Juarez.


    Interestingly, he was born in a city that shares his name—Juarez, a northern border city in Mexico.


    Juarez is notorious for being home to thergest criminal organization in Mexico, and it has consistently ranked as one of the most violent cities in the world for many years.


    Describing Juarez as the real-life version of Gotham would be a disservice to Gotham itself. Unlike Gotham, which has both superheroes and superviins, Juarez is dominated solely by one extremely vicious superviin.


    Growing up in Juarez, Rafael’s parents were not part of any criminal gang, yet they worked for one to provide for their family.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    His father drove trucks for a criminal organization, often transporting arms, drugs, and even corpses.


    Meanwhile, his mother worked in a drug factory for the gang, where she weighed and packaged drugs, even winning numerous skillpetitions hosted by the group.


    Surrounded by such influences, Juarez became fascinated with violent crime from a young age.


    At the age of twelve, a small-time leader from a local crime syndicate gifted him a gun, a bicycle, and fifty dors. Following the leader’s orders, he rode his bike and shot an innocent man in the street, all while keeping an eye out for rival gang members.


    Despite the pain in his wrist from the gun’s recoil, he couldn’t sleep for days, exhrated by the memory of the victim’s demise.


    It was then that Juarez realized he might have been destined for this life.


    From that point on, he became a gang member.


    Nearly a decadeter, he had risen to be a well-known figure in Juarez.


    After his boss was murdered by a rival gang, Juarez and his crew fled the city and established a new operation in Ensenada.


    Over the next ten years, Juarez’s power continued to grow, allowing him to rank among the Top 10 criminal figures in Mexico.


    However, within this elite group, the principle of 28 was clearly evident.


    The top two criminal organizations control at least 80% of the profits.


    This means that the divide between Juarez and the leaders of these groups is even more pronounced.


    Thergest criminal organization in Mexico generates over 10 billion dors annually, while Juarez, despite years in the game, has amassed a worth of just over 100 million.


    When he heard from Ma Kui that someone had discovered their operation with a ck gold card, he felt a wave of anxiety wash over him.


    This was a significant yer, with a worth exceeding 10 billion dors!


    He knew he had to be cautious and attentive.


    Just as Juarez was deep in thought, the dealer interrupted: “Mr. Juarez, it’s time for you to ask for a card.”


    Snapping back to reality, Juarez disregarded the dealer and picked up the phone. On the other end, Ma Kui said, “Ma, I’m on my way now. You must treat Mr. Wade with the utmost respect and ensure he feels wee; otherwise, I won’t take it lightly!”


    Quickly, Ma Kui replied, “Don’t worry, boss. I’ll make sure Mr. Wade is well taken care of.”


    He then added a reminder: “Boss, don’t forget to bring as many of our guys as you can. Be ready.”


    Juarez replied, “Of course!”


    After ending the call, he ced the card on the table, stood up in a hurry, and headed for the door.


    His girlfriend looked at him in surprise and asked, “Raphael, where are you going?”<fn4bd6> This update is avable on find(?)ovel</fn4bd6>