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I especially enjoyed an episode of Netflix "Dirty Money" featuring payday con artist and racer Scott Tucker.
When asked if he was a "moral person" he answered "I'm a business person". Fascinating and ghastly separation between how one conducts business and their application of ethics and morality.
http://www.kansascity.com/news/local...194154579.html
My former colleague David did a ton of reporting on that guy in 2011.
https://www.publicintegrity.org/2011...racers-fortune
Had no idea the guy was such a serial scumbag.
Definitely a better crook than driver.
speaking of crooks and drivers , I wonder if John Paul Sr still in the big house
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Originally Posted by michaelaiellosr
John Paul Sr. (racing driver)
Nationality: American
Born: 3 December 1939 Netherlands (age 78) if still alive - disappeared in 2001
Championships 1980 World Challenge for Endurance Drivers Champion
1979 Trans-Am Cat.2 Champion
John Lee Paul (born Hans-Johan Paul, December 3, 1939 in the Netherlands) was an American racecar driver, convicted felon and fugitive. After his racing career, which saw him win both U.S. classic endurance races, 24 hours at Daytona and 12 hours of Sebring, he served a 15-year prison sentence for a variety of crimes including drug trafficking and shooting a Federal witness. In 2001 he disappeared on his boat while being sought for questioning by officials regarding the disappearance of his ex-girlfriend. As of 2018 Paul's status is unknown. He is sometimes known in the motorsport scene as John Paul Sr. or John Paul.