Gringo: My Life on the Edge as an International Fugitive

De: Dan "Tito" Davis, Peter Conti - contributor

Narrado por: Thomas M. Hatting

Dan “Tito” Davis is the ultimate survivor. Having been an international fugitive for over 13 years, and across more than 54 countries, Tito had evaded the tough, three lettered trio of the F.B.I., C.I.A., and the D.E.A., and then, for good measure, the U.S. Marshals, Homeland Security, U.S. Customs, Interpol, local law enforcement agencies, immigration agents, mercenaries, guerrilla organisations, professional kidnappers, career hit-men, vigilantes, human traffickers, and most other entities worth being wanted by.

Through the various chapters of his life, Tito dealt with the Bandidos Motorcycle Club, invented the “Red Bull” of the day, lived, laughed and loved with the Medellin cartel, negotiated the deadly Darien Gap, weathered three weddings, had plastic surgery to alter his appearance, owned a resort in Venezuela, attended school with third graders, looked down a few gun barrels, piloted jet airliners, won a national kite surfing championship, racked up a few million dollars, made some enemies and a heck of a lot of friends.

©2016 Gringo Holdings LLC (P)2018 Daniel Davis

True story WOW!

Being from South Dakota, my father & Uncle were friends with Dan Davis.. I personally knew Dan as a young boy and was a 19 years old when I last saw him 30 years ago. Dan thank you for sharing you the rest of your story… ONE CRITICAL ISSUE: I wish they would of used a different narrator. His monotonous voice used to tell Dan’s colorful story. Horrific.. however the story outweighs the Milquetoast narrator.

Dislike the narrator

Narrator did not fit with the book. It’s too bad, it could have been great

Voice inflection!

I listened to most of this in the car during a road trip. The narrator drove me nuts speaking with the voice inflection of a news caster and then trailing off to near inaudible sighs at the end of a sentence and all of a sudden starting a new sentence or clause with the volume of a used car sales commercial in the same breath. I kept having to turn the volume down and up depending on the force of the point the author was trying to make, which brings me to the story. The first quarter is about drug smuggling, the remainder is about hanging out in South America and hoping he doesn’t get caught. I get it, he lived an interesting life, but I don’t think the subtitle really lives up to the subject matter.

Great bio!!!

Great bio regardless how you feel about the person and his actions. Always great listening to peoples stories and what turned them into what they became despite choices dealt in life.

AWESOME!!!

This book is a Must Read for everyone who loves non-fiction, I read it from front to back, non stop!!!

Literally couldn't put it down!!!!

What an unbelievable, entertaining life this GRINGO has lived.

Fascinating!

What a fascinating story!! Dan “Tito” has had a very interesting life and the book explains it very well. The narration is very well done as well.

Totally recommend it!

Great book, ends somewhat abruptly

Fascinating story and all in all a very interesting listen. My only complaint is to say the end is somewhat abrupt would be an understatement. I think it would have been better had he kind of explained, for better or worse, what that experience and subsequent arrest had done to his current life situation. It is just basically “I got arrested, I tried to get my legitimately acquired assets back, no dice. Audible hopes you enjoyed this program.”

Hats off to you Tito

I met Tito on a trip to Eastern Europe. He is very much a gentleman. He had shared bits of his story with me but this book kept me on edge waiting for more. Well done sir.

His life

needed a different narrator story and writing I felt was funny at times and very interesting

Amazing Story

Proud to say I met this man in person. This amazing story is only topped by meeting him and seeing what a good and decent man he is. I would recommend this book to anyone.