The Wealthy Can Pay a High Price for Skimping on Security
Experts say the ultrarich are often complacent and even downright cheap about threats ranging from kidnapping to online crime.
Andrew Barber
April 8, 2014
People walk past Gary Kompothecras' mansion on the way to the beach in Sarasota, Florida, U.S., on Sunday, Oct. 16, 2011. Kompothecras, a chiropractor who founded the Physician's Group chain of clinics, has grown wealthy and gained prominence in Florida catering to car-accident victims. Earlier this month, capping years of political activity, Kompothecras was named a co-chair of presidential contender Mitt Romney's Florida finance team. Photographer: Jim Stem/Bloomberg
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