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Like most of us, Sebastian Marroquin binge-watched the second season of "Narcos" on Netflix after its premiere a couple weeks ago. But he paid more attention than most. He carefully listened to each date mentioned and watched the attitudes of characters. He didn't do this because he's a big fan. He did this because Pablo Escobar is his father.

Marroquin, whose birth name is Juan Pablo Escobar, reviewed the season on Facebook after watching all the episodes and pointed out what he calls 28 factual errors in the season. He claims the inaccuracies throughout the show "insults the history of an entire nation as well as many victims and families."

Among what he calls the "grave factual errors," is the depiction of his uncle Carlos Henao. Marroquin says his uncle was never involved in the drug trade but instead was an honest, noble, hard-worker.

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"Carlos Henao wasn't ever drug dealer or lived in Miami," Marroquin wrote. "He was kidnapped and tortured with Francisco Toro, another innocent man and decent. How sad that Netflix has shown so many corpses with the posters of los pepes hung up, and they forgot to publish the images of the body of my uncle Carlos tortured in that respect they were identical and also public."

Marroquin claims another discrepancy is that his mother never bought or used a weapon. Never even shot one.

Throughout the review and in the comments of the post, Marroquin links to his book, "Pablo Escobar: My Father."