John McAfee: From $100 Million Fortune to Fugitive Murder Suspect

If you’re reading this article on a desktop computer, there’s a very good chance that you are running some version of McAfee’s anti-virus software. McAfee is the world’s largest anti-virus company and was purchased by Intel for $7.7 billion in August 2010. John McAfee, the founder and namesake of the company, must be an extremely wealthy guy, right? He’s probably a multi-billionaire who rubs elbows with guys likeMark Zuckerberg and Larry Ellision. Wrong. Not only did John McAfee blow through his entire fortune, today police in Belize announced that he is the prime suspect in the murder of a fellow expat named Gregory Faull. The police also claim McAfee is a meth dealing drug kingpin. So how did John McAfee’s life go so wrong? Keep reading to find out…

Floyd Mayweather Makes $40 Million in one Night

On Saturday September 17th, undefeated boxing champ Floyd Mayweather stands to make $40 million in one night fightingVictor Ortiz. Even if he loses. Not too shabby for a few hours worth of work. So how does Floyd make so much money? Turns out Money Mayweather is a fairly shrewd businessmen and has negotiated deals that will enable him to take much more than the standard flat fee for stepping into the ring. Floyd will be taking a cut of nearly every aspect of the match on Saturday, from pay-per-view earnings and ticket sales, to food vendors and apparel.

Papa John Schnatter’s $600 Million Fortune Bought This Insane Mansion

“Papa John” Schnatter is experiencing a major public relations backlash this week after announcing that he will be forced to raise the price of pizza by 14 cents becausePresident Obama was re-elected. Regardless of your political views, if there’s one thing you do not mess with in America, it’s the price of our fast food. Furthermore, even if Papa John was so worried about ObamaCare hurting his business, he never needed to make such a big public stink. Today hundreds of websites and thousands of people across the nation are calling for a Papa Johns boycott which, if successful, will only hurt hard working employees in the long run. I want to be clear that I absolutely admire John Schnatter’s success, especially his a $600 million net worth. Not trying to take political sides with this article, I just don’t think anyone would have noticed the 14 cent price increase, so he should have kept quiet and continued making cheesy pizza and super cheesy commercials.

When Papa John Schnatter hosted a fundraiser for Mitt Romney earlier this year, the Republican candidate began his remarks by saying: “Who would’ve imagined pizza could build this? This is really something. Don’t you love this country? What a home this is, what grounds these are, the pool, the golf course…. This is a real tribute to America, to entrepreneurship.” If your house impresses Mitt Romney, the ultimate one percenter, you know it must be pretty awesome. To start, John Schnatter’s 40,000 square foot castle is located in a wealthy country club suburb of Louisville, Kentucky. The property is spread out over a 16 acre estate and as Romney mentioned, features several swimming pools, a private lake and a golf course. The guest house alone is 6000 square feet and is valued at over $7 million according to Zillow.com! Another interesting feature is the 22 car multi-level underground garage which has its very own “valet office”, car wash and a gigantic motorized turn table-driveway to help park stretch limousines.

$700,000 Most Expensive iPad Mini Case is studded with Sapphires and Diamonds

There’s less of it, but no less to it; Apple’s exclusively-new iPad Mini which has been designed to deliver the full iPad experience in half the size of an iPad, and can be handled in one hand, is the Apple’s latest blockbuster product with which the star-manufacturer entered the small tablet market. Introduced to compete directly with the cheaper and similar sized tablets, the $329 iPad Mini was reportedly sold-out online just after its pre-orders opened on October 26th. Considering that in a short span of time everyone around will be using an iPad Mini, making it an item of common-use, the New York based The Natural Sapphire Company has come up with a sparkling option which will certainly help the discerning iPad Mini owners to stand-out and make a real statement of individuality. As the designers who earlier introduced the $100,000 most expensive iPhone 5 case, has now released the finest iPad Mini Case encrusted in dazzling sapphires and diamonds.