FREELANCE JOURNALIST
Brooklyn bad boy Martin Shkreli has never been far from controversy and that’s just the way he likes it, normally.
The 32-year-old became a Wall Street gambler at 17, received his first lawsuit at 24, was worth an estimated $100m shortly after turning 30 – and at this year achieved the title of “the most hated man in America”.
When the banker-turned-pharmaceutical-entrepreneur acquired his latest title, felony suspect, and felt the cold steel of federal handcuffs on Thursday, he may have been the only one who was surprised.
Brooklyn bad boy Martin Shkreli has never been far from controversy and that’s just the way he likes it, normally.
The 32-year-old became a Wall Street gambler at 17, received his first lawsuit at 24, was worth an estimated $100m shortly after turning 30 – and at this year achieved the title of “the most hated man in America”.
When the banker-turned-pharmaceutical-entrepreneur acquired his latest title, felony suspect, and felt the cold steel of federal handcuffs on Thursday, he may have been the only one who was surprised.
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