Sex cults and Vatican baby-theft weren’t enough?
, delves into the mind-twisting backstory of the richest dog in the world—and, more importantly, the people in charge of maintaining his wealth.
A German countess named Karlotta Liebenstein married a Hungarian refugee who had amassed a fortune through his pharmaceutical company. Liebenstein became close pals with Gabriella Gentili, the president of her own familial pharmaceutical company, Gentili Institute. This story is told to us by Maurizio Mian, Gentili’s only son, who reveals that Countess Liebenstein also had a son, named Gunther, who suffered from depression and died by suicide when he was 26.
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