Mr. Miller, 43, died on July 3 at a Southampton hospital. A suicide note indicated he had killed himself while his wife and children were on vacation on Italy’s Amalfi Coast, according to a Suffolk County law enforcement official. He said Mr. Miller wrote that a business deal he had hoped would ease the family’s financial strain had collapsed.
His family was stunned. When Ms. Miller was contacted for comment, a family spokesman said she and the children were overwhelmed by grief. “Candice is devastated by the loss of her soul mate, and her two young daughters’ lives are forever impacted by the loss of their beloved daddy,” he said.
The Millers’ downfall has become the focus of obsessive talk in the Hamptons and among internet sleuths who have scoured Ms. Miller’s social media presence for clues to what went wrong.
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Even “the rich” are fucked…
They’re all almost always over leveraged and ironically living “paycheck to paycheck” (investment to investment?) despite having so much money most people would just retire. One or two bad results and it’s all gone.
They’re being bled for all their money by the billionaires too.
So they’re part of the problem, but it’s more like they’re the first people who bought into a pyramid/ponzi scheme. Not that they’re the ones running the grift.
The real issue is it’s a shit system, so the real solution is fixing the system
Any good examples of pyramid schemes getting fixed?
This is proof money buys happiness. That also supports the idea that the rich are hoarding happiness from everyone else, which is why everything sucks so much for so many.
9 million is enough to never work again. They could have bought a beautiful home, invested the rest in treasury bonds, and then sat there comfortably making 6 figures a year doing nothing.
I have a hard time believing his wife’s extravagant lifestyle didn’t contribute heavily to this string of ludicrous financial decisions.