"I'm a motherfucking puta. Valeri should rot in Portuguese mierda of hell! You stinking pig of porras and your car should be fucking stolen, poopy fucker!"
El Monstroso (Gustavo Ernesto) (born in 1963) is a Spanish gang leader of Los Roujas appearing in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas Living.
Description[]
Gustavo is a guy who founded the Latin-American gang in 1980 at the age of 17, seems to be a gang leader and a criminal. However, he was arrested twice 5 years according to LSPD.
Early Life[]
In 1967 when he was little, his mother said that he will watch out for the dangerous gangs. Appearantly, he in 1977, he is sick and tired of his life and the dangerous gangs, cause we wanted to make an new gang to attack The Families. He basically moved to Los Santos in 1978 because he wanted to make another life and buy guns from Ammunation.
1997[]
He appears as a killer and a enemy of The Families. Looking closely here, his forehead is tattooed and says "MS" meaning "Much Spanish". Appearantly, according to Kevin's phonecall, Gustavo said he loved killing people because he was obsessed with it, like animal cruelty as mentioned he did in 1994. Valeri said that El Monstroso tried to threat Manitor Kondo to kill him as mentioned in So long, Monstre. Later in this mission, Kevin kills and says to Gustavo for his last words for the crimes all he did in 5 years.
Mission Appearances[]
LSPD Database Record[]
SURNAME: Ernesto
DECEASED
FIRST NAME: Gustavo
NICKNAME: El Monstroso
AGE: 34
PLACE OF BIRTH: Ibiza, Spain
AFFILIATIONS: N/A
CRIMINAL RECORD:
- 1987 - Threatening to kill a woman
- 1989 - Stoled 4 Italian sports cars
- 1992 - School shooting
- 1994 - Animal Cruelty
- 1996 - Attacking 19 people
Trivia[]
- It was proven that he was based on the criminals such as animal abusers and school shooters, who were later arrested by the Police departments in years ago.
- However, he got 4 stolen Italian cars and was arrested. Later, LSPD had confirmed in 1989 were the 3 vehicles are manufactured which are Cheetah, Turismo and Cesarini by Grotti and the Infernus by Pegassi.