Here's what a Brazilian drug lord's jail cell looks like from inside!

Jarvis Chimenes Pavao had been serving an eight-year sentence for money laundering at the Tacumbu prison in the Paraguayan capital.

Update: 2016-07-30 09:00 GMT

Paraguayan authorities got a surprise when they raided a Brazilian drug lord's jail cell... and found a three-room luxury suite complete with library, kitchen, conference room and plasma TV.

The DVDs included the full collection of Pablo Escobar,' a TV series on the feared Colombian kingpin who was killed in 1993, a hero of Chimenes Pavao's.

The 'VIP cell,' as it was known to prisoners, had three rooms with en suite bathroom, a kitchen and conference room, air conditioning, stylishly tiled walls, plush furniture and a library complete with a DVD collection to watch on the big-screen plasma TV.

But little did anyone on the outside know what kind of lifestyle that really meant -- until a powerful bomb was discovered inside the prison.

Jarvis Chimenes Pavao, considered one of South America's most dangerous drug traffickers, had been serving an eight-year sentence for money laundering at the Tacumbu prison in the Paraguayan capital, Asuncion.

Jarvis Chimenes Pavao had been serving an eight-year sentence for money laundering at the Tacumbu prison in the Paraguayan capital.

Here's what a Brazilian drug lord's jail cell looks like from inside!

Jarvis Chimenes Pavao had been serving an eight-year sentence for money laundering at the Tacumbu prison in the Paraguayan capital.

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