So.... what happened to the Fore Group's lucrative business between 2015 (when at least a few people with 'credentials' worked there) and 2019 (when FD is the sole employee of his own company)?
Ummm, since 2015 he 'escalated' in his little world of deceit and treachery, and turned out to be a psychotic mess of a business owner, partner, husband, father, son-in-law, etc., and JD had to file for divorce two years later in 2017 just after her dad died, who she was close to and had funded FD over $13mil over the 15+ years of his daughter's marriage to him to build these great places to live in CT. Then the next two years of what sounds like terrible trouble when JD tried to divorce him and protect the children and do as much 'distancing' from him as she could.
These sociopathic con artists do escalate when they feel they have gotten what they came for. They are now restless and whatever wonderful things have been provided like love, children and even money, they are still not satisfied. They need more, more, more. They are never satisfied and they get high from the deceit. Unfortunately, I could write a book.
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Great question- what happened in last few years?
I have to believe somewhere in JD's writings or blogs the answer
will be there if she were able to step back and be somewhat objective. Although that may have been humanly impossible since she was living the nightmare.
Did FD start to believe his own press? Did he believe he was on
top 'o the mountain and infallible w/ all the peons surrounding him gratefully
doing allah's?
Was he burning the candle at 4 ends and stress, lifestyle, got the best of him?
Seems there was a point where he stopped making good decisions
and allowed the mistakes he made in his market to start the downward spiral. Almost like at that point he was just gonna ride
the wild horse to it's demise. Instead of working to undo his mistakes and go on, learning from his experiences. But no, he held on and went wild- Guess he couldn't admit to his screw-ups
in building and pricing his McMansions . even his R.E. agent
knew his mistakes but couldn't convince the blockhead he was wrong.
Was HF a true 'mentor' to FD while he was well and alive? Maybe
HF kept FD on an even keel and was actually a respected businessman who steered and guided FD through mistakes.
Because he was so financially vested, maybe HF insisted on
participating in some decisions. Not on paper but in real life.
I keep wondering if HF didn't treat FD like a real son in all ways
and FD responded by being successful personally and professionally. but with HF sickly then gone, FD slowly went downhill personally and professionally.