Legendary Mercenary Pilot Raymond Boulanger Passes Away at 76

Renowned for his daring escapades and legendary criminal past, Raymond Boulanger, the mercenary pilot, has tragically passed away at the age of 76. Close friend and neighbor Anne Roy reminisces about their last conversation the night before, revealing Boulanger’s ongoing battle with severe health issues. Boulanger, who spent nearly two decades incarcerated for his infamous cocaine transport in 1992, had been bravely fighting a rare form of cancer and had recently decided to cease his treatments.

Despite his ailing health, Boulanger remained resolute, appearing to have many future plans in mind. An upcoming fictional TV series starring actor Patrick Huard was in development, shedding light on Boulanger’s extraordinary life. Journalist Daniel Renaud, known for his work in criminal affairs at La Presse and author of the biography ‘Raymond Boulanger – The Mercenary Pilot,’ emphasizes the significance of Boulanger’s capture in Canadian criminal history.

With a career that intertwined with Colombian cartels, the CIA, and claims of encounters with the infamous Pablo Escobar, Boulanger’s life was nothing short of a riveting tale. Despite some aspects of his criminal exploits remaining unverifiable, his impact on the criminal landscape was undeniable. From high-stakes drug trafficking to covert arms deals, Boulanger’s notoriety extended beyond Canadian borders.