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Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo was born on January 8, 1946 in Mexico. Like his future business partners, Rafael Caro Quintero and Ernesto Fonseco, Gallardo moved to Culiacan, the capital of Mexico's Sinaloa state, from rural Mexico. All three initially resided in the impoverished Tierra Blanca section of the city. Gallardo began his business career selling sausages and chicken from a bicycle. He later became a police officer and later a bodyguard until ultimately While the majority of drug shipments from Colombia to the U.S. in the 1970s entered the country through Florida, Colombian cartels also established routes through Mexico. Medellin Cartel leader Benjamin Black Pope Herrera Zuleta, father of Cali Cartel leader Helmer Pacho Herrera Buitrago, forged a business relationship with Mexican drug trafficker Alberto Sicilia Falcon after the two were introduced by Cuban-born drug kingpin Juan Matta-Ballesteros. Shortly after Sicilia Falcon's arrest, Gallardo filled his position as point-man for Gallardo's influence spread to legitimate business as well. He held a seat on the Board of Directors of the Mexican state-owned investment bank SOMEX and invested in the Mexican resort city of Puerto Vallarta.  According to eyewitnesses, DEA agent Enrique S. Camarena was kidnapped in Guadalajara by four men while heading to meet his wife for lunch on February 7, 1985. The bodies of Camarena and his pilot Alfredo Zavala were discovered that March near a ranch in Michocoan. In mid-March, 13 former and then-current law enforcement personnel, six of whom were members of the Jalisco state judicial police, were arrested in connection to the killing. One, Gabriel Gonzalez Gonzalez, died from acute hemorrhaging of the pancreas while in custody. Gonzalez was a former Guadalajara metropol*tan section commander as*igned to the homicide division. While Gallardo was widely suspected of ordering Camarena's death, fellow Guadalajara cartel founders Rafael Caro Quintero and Ernesto Don Neto Fonseco Carrillo