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Latest comment: 17 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion
I removed these assertions because they weren't cited: "One colleague described Richmond as a "very confused man," who would alternately scream insults at his staff members and then offer to send their children to college.
An unnamed colleague: "I liked him, but he was an obnoxious son of a bitch. I've seen him abuse staff verbally . . . . He was a bully. He'd have wild, insane moments. He was a very insecure man with 32 million bucks in his pocket. He thought he was bigger than the rules." "
I also removed an assertion that a dead man was found in his house who had died from a drug overdose. As this is a living person, that will need a citation.--Gloriamarie06:15, 30 July 2007 (UTC)Reply
