A millionaire, who was allowed by everything: the story of the philanthropist-killer
American multimillionaire John Dupont considered himself a Dalai Lama, came to his neighbor bloodied on the tank, ordered to disassemble the walls of his mansion in search of corpses and ghosts and forced the athletes to play with him “in amuse.” On his progressive insanity, many turned a blind eye, because the heir to a millionth state was a generous philanthropist and patron of amateur and student sports in the United States.