Sale Johnson Bio

It was her gay "fiancée", the little real-life TV personality Tila Tequila, who twittered uninterruptedly her response to Casey's passing in online shorthand: "Please all four of you, my wife Casey Johnson, please join in prayer... At the end of the afternoon, there were more than 5,000 Twitter Twitters about Casey. Johnson's legacy, as I found out, has a weird past with allegations of blackmail, corruption, incest, drug abuse and attempt at homicide.

It' an irony that Casey' s familiy kept such close watch on his private life, and then: va vom! All of a sudden they had a girl who brought them directly into the undesirable gaze of the masses. Cassey had two younger nurses, Jaime, now 27, and Daisy, 22 - according to all information, both wise, young perfect wives. It was Casey who hunted the limelight and unveiled their daemons by breaching the regulations to quench the pantagruel taste the Americans created for tabloid.

Case Johnson's Tragic Curtain - Peter Davis: Twenty years ago I was writing to Johnson v. Johnson about the biggest and most costly competition to date between the six kids of Seward Johnson and his Widow Basia Piasecka Johnson, who had worked as a maid in his family.

More than two years I spend exploring the Johnson familiy and talking to many of Johnson's inheritors. There are still at least eight cases between members of this group. and Casey's demise felt like the latest number. Nearly every story of Casey's passing mentioned that she was a "Johnson & Johnson Hereditary, " a business started in 1886 by the first Robert Wood Johnson.

Roberto Wood Johnson succeeded his brethren and James as chairman. Robert Wood Johnson, the first, gave almost no consideration to his relatives - he had two boys, Seward and Robert Wood Johnson, Jr. and a girl, Evangeline. Jr. Upon his father's death, Robert Wood Johnson, Jr. immediately abandoned the Junior from his name and took over the chairmanship of the business at the tender tender age of 38.

Controlling Johnson & Johnson with an unflappable hands. Johnson & Johnson's two sons owned 84 per cent of Johnson & Johnson's shares. In order to prevent tax evasion, Bob Johnson (known as General, a track he kept as a brigade general during World War II while on the War Production Board) founded trust for each of his descendants and those of his sibling, Seward, and their descendants.

Every trustee held 15,000 Johnson & Johnson stocks, which were then estimated at approximately $500,000. The Johnson family had been modest up to this point. Betty Wold Johnson, Casey's grandma (now Mrs. Douglas Bushnell), was currently engaged to the general's general's boy, Robert Wood Johnson III (known as Bobby).

There were five of them, the first of which, Robert Wood Johnson IV ("Woody") Casey's dad, was born in 1947. but she had risen to rely on me. Though not directly implicated in the will competition, her Brother Keith Wold was one of the candidates, Elaine Johnson.

Said she thought I was "fair," and as a doctor's daugher from St. Paul, Minnesota, that was important to her. General began by raising his Bobby at the firm, but then turned violently against him. The general, who had abandoned his kids and abandoned Bobby in the driver's custody, disparaged his boy in a fight for supremacy and said he meant nothing.

Seward, Jr. and Bobby were both removed from the business and General Johnson assumed full responsibility. Friend turned against Betty and Bobby as soon as they were no longer associated with Johnson & Johnson. You were interested in retaining your job," Betty said to me. As I was done with Johnson v. Johnson's letter, Betty said she wanted her kids to see it as a caution.

He had his daugther's diabetic, Casey, and the lesson of magnifying glass that met his next daugther, Jaime. Woiody seeks personal space (although he purchased the New York Jets for $635 million, hardly a personal act) and he and his woman, Sale, tried several times to see Casey get repaired of her self-destructive ways.

His Johnsons were separated in 2001, and Woody married in 2009 Suzanne Ircha, an actor and stick expert with whom he had two boys, Robert Wood V. in 2006 and Jack in 2008. He then married the sports artist Ahmad Rashad. And after years of uninhibited expenditure, Casey's cash was truncated.

On her death I was informed by a family member that her dad had not talked to her for five years. Casey gave an Vanity Fair interviewer and her niece, Woody's 5 x wedded nurse Libet, accused her of having seduced Casey's friend, he also said that even Betty had scrubbed her hand off the whole thing.

Johnson's legacy, as I found out, has a weird past with allegations of blackmail, corruption, incest, drug abuse and attempt at homicide. Since the General made his inheritors the wealthiest in America, Johnson & Johnson has had no working Johnsons, but the horn of plenty of wealth still continues to flow.

There is much more to say about it, but when I learned of Casey Johnson's passing, the words of the English writer Philip Larkin crossed my mind.