J. Paul Getty
The Dysfunctional Billionaire
Copyright 2008 by Daniel Alef
First Smashwords Edition
ISBN 9781608041381
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The title to Clint
Eastwood's film, "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly," would
have been more apt on the dust jacket of a Jean Paul Getty b
iography.
J. Paul Getty, one of America's first billionaires and the richest man in the world, was a consummate businessman who built an empire and left a remarkable antiquities and art collection as his legacy. But he was also a womanizer, a miser, stingy with his closest friends and a totally dysfunctional parent.