How Carlos the Jackal became the world's most wanted terrorist of the '70s and '80s

Carlos the Jackal, a notorious terrorist of the '70s and '80s, became infamous for his brazen attacks that killed and kidnapped numerous people across Europe. Despite his criminal exploits, he managed to evade capture by blending into high-society circles, moving between luxury hotels, and frequenting nightclubs. Joby Warrick's book "The Jackal" delves into how Carlos's elusive lifestyle and sophisticated methods made him a global menace, highlighting the challenges faced by law enforcement in tracking down such a cunning and dangerous figure. His story underscores the complexities of international terrorism and the lengths criminals will go to avoid justice.