their renovation came five years and the cost, $25 million. i think he was used to luxuriant surrounded himself with as much as he could. because he was brought up that way. he lived that life. and i don t know if he had any boundaries. it didn t occurred to him. maurizio started sponsoring sailing teams and races all over the world. he brought patrizia who didn t quite fit in. maurizio what arrived by helicopter and often she would accompany him and she reminded me of joan collins. she was dripping in jewels and makeup and heels, it was not appropriate because you re sailing. you are in sneakers, and jeans. and she would stand there and, i don t even know what she was thinking, but she would not participate in the out all. she seemed above it all and can be bothered by it. patrizia not only strutted her stuff in high society, she did it at gucci to. she tried to make decisions for him as far as who he would work with and tried to steer him in the direction that she thought
which is just crazy. it s sums her up, that she is fascinated by luxury things. maurizio was to. he bought a ship called the creole then the largest wooden sailing boat in the world. jerry loud was a avid sailor who helped him navigate it, stir it into bow. we bought shape skin from japan. we traveled in art and mostly denmark. he liked the turkish and moroccan tiling. we went to morocco to buy all the glassware and design all the dishes. their renovation came five years and the cost, $25 million. i think he was used to luxuriant surrounded himself with as much as he could. because he was brought up that way. he lived that life. and i don t know if he had any boundaries. it didn t occurred to him. maurizio started sponsoring sailing teams and races all over the world. he brought patrizia who didn t
some people can be very wealthy asset wise because obviously on the share of the company, but that doesn t mean you have the cash to keep this lifestyle. in fact, he owed tens of millions of dollars. by 1993, the banks had had enough. if maurizio didn t repay his debts, they would seize his shares of gucci. and then, a miracle. maurizio suddenly came up with the money. how did he do it? by reaching out to one of italy s most wanted men. and alleged terrorist and millionaire named delphos or c with an accused of planning to use a bomb that killed 16 people in 1969. he fled to japan before police could arrest him. [speaking non-english] translator: this whole thing was very strange. it was strange that maurizio ask for money.
denmark. he liked the turkish and moroccan tiling. we went to morocco to buy all the glassware and design all the dishes. their renovation came five years and the cost, $25 million. i think he was used to luxuriant surrounded himself with as much as he could. because he was brought up that way. he lived that life. and i don t know if he had any boundaries. it didn t occurred to him. maurizio started sponsoring sailing teams and races all over the world. he brought patrizia who didn t quite fit in. maurizio what arrived by helicopter and often she would accompany him and she reminded me of joan collins. she was dripping in jewels and makeup and heels, it was not appropriate because your sailing. your in dachshunds, or sneakers, and jeans. and she would stand there and, i don t even know what she was thinking, but she would not participate in the out all.
there was a lot of feeling of resentment and betrayal, right? translator: i m not sure about betrayal but there surely was resentment [end of translation] while investigators wondered about that, they were also pursuing a new lead not sure enough found that almost as soon as maurizio to control of gucci, his life of outrageous luxury and conspicuous consumption caught up with him. i knew how much money he inherited to the penny. i knew the bankers, i knew everybody. so i knew he was spending money. it was not very smart to spend. some people can be very wealthy asset wise because obviously on the share of the company, but that doesn t mean you have the cash to keep this lifestyle. in fact, he owed tens of millions of dollars. by 1993, the banks had had enough. if maurizio didn t repay his debts, they would seize his