Javier "Panama" Card on Over 12 People Killed During His Drug War in DC (Part 11)

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In a recent interview, Javier "Panama" Card opened up about the violent drug war in Washington, DC, acknowledging that over a dozen people were killed during the conflict. Card described how the bloodshed escalated, with rival factions driving through neighborhoods in masks, turning the streets into a battleground. Despite being an outsider, Card emphasized his loyalty to his close ally Jimmy, calling him "my brother" and vowing to stay until the bitter end.

Card detailed the deaths of key figures like John Moore, executed in 1991, and other lieutenants who faced brutal attacks amid the fallout. He contested federal narratives blaming him for various murders and denied supplying drugs implicated in a fatal overdose of an associate named Leto. Card recounted confrontations with law enforcement, criticizing their interrogation tactics without legal counsel. His testimony sheds light on the intense loyalty and complex betrayal that defined DC’s murder capital era during the drug war.