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by Charles Fox


  Peelaert, Guy

  Penelope (Old Paul’s assistant)

  Penn, Sean

  People

  Pepperdine University, Malibu

  Philip (Little Paul’s friend)

  Piccolo (kidnapper)

  ear severance by

  kidnapping plot origins and

  Pierry, Judge

  Playboy

  Playmen

  Polanski, Roman

  police, Roman

  ear severance and

  Getty’s release and

  kidnapping hoax speculation by

  kidnapping investigation by

  ransom drop and

  Pollock, Jackson

  Pol, Talitha

  background of

  child of

  death of

  heroin use by

  Ponti, Carlo

  Presley, Elvis

  press

  Big Paul’s death notice in

  ear sent to

  Getty, Gail, portrayal by

  kidnapping coverage by

  Little Paul’s death notice in

  Little Paul’s release and

  Little Paul’s wedding and

  post-kidnapping Getty stories by

  Red Army Faction (RAF)

  Redgrave, Vanessa

  Rembrandt

  Rentzel, Lance

  Richard (Little Paul’s friend)

  Rimbaud

  Rocco, Fiammetta

  Rock Dreams

  Rockefeller, John D.

  Rockefeller, John D., III

  Rolling Stone magazine

  Rolling Stones, the. See also Jagger, Mick

  Roman Holiday

  Romeo and Juliet

  Roosevelt, Franklin D.

  Roosevelt, Teddy

  Rork, Ann (mother of Big Paul)

  Rork, Sam

  Rossetti, Dante Gabriel

  house of

  Ruddy, Al

  Ruspoli, Dado

  St. George’s Prep School, Rome

  St. Laurent, Yves

  St. Paul’s Cathedral, London

  Sallopaco, Italy

  San Francisco Chronicle

  Sarah (Big Paul’s friend)

  Sarah C. Getty Trust

  Schifano, Mario

  Schneider, Maria

  Scorpio Rising

  Scott, Gordon

  Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band

  Shimonova, Carlo

  Sinatra, Frank

  Smith, Patti

  Sorrento Film Festival

  squadra mobile (police)

  ear severance and

  Getty’s release and

  kidnapping hoax speculation by

  kidnapping investigation by

  ransom drop and

  Stalin, Joseph

  Starr, Ringo

  The State of Things

  Steadman, Ralph

  Sticky Fingers

  Stockholm syndrome

  Styron, Bill

  Summers, Owen

  Sunley, Mr. (Little Paul’s headmaster)

  Talitha G. (yacht)

  Taylor, Mrs. (Little Paul’s nanny)

  Il Tempo

  Thynne, Lord Christopher

  Time

  TIP (Turn In a Pusher)

  Tomasini, Amber

  Trash

  True magazine

  VB1 (kidnapper)

  VB2 (kidnapper)

  Vejak, Aron

  von Bülow, Claus

  Wall Street Journal

  Warhol, Andy

  Wenders, Wim

  White, Stanford

  Whitman, Lily

  “Wild Horses”

  Willis, Bill

  Winkelmann, Jutta

  background of

  interviews by

  kidnapping/assault of

  Little Paul’s disappearance and

  Little Paul’s relationship with

  pictures by

  Woolsey, Cardinal

  Workers’ Revolutionary Party

  World War II

  The Yellow Rolls-Royce

  Zabriskie Point

  Zacher, Martine

  background of

  children of

  interviews by

  kidnapping/assault of

  kidnapping hoax speculation and

  kidnapping letter delivered to

  Little Paul’s overdose and

  Little Paul’s relationship with

  Little Paul’s release and

  marriages of

  pictures by

  Zacher, Rolf

  Zajac, Jack

  ABOUT THE AUTHOR

  CHARLES FOX began reporting on the Getty kidnapping in 1973 and was contacted by J. Paul Getty III himself in the early 1990s to work on his autobiography, leading to much of the reporting in Uncommon Youth. Fox’s award-winning journalism has been published in a variety of publications, including Esquire, Harper’s, and Playboy. He also published two novels. He lived in California until his death in 2012.

  UNCOMMON YOUTH. Copyright © 2013 by Charles Fox. All rights reserved. For information, address St. Martin’s Press, 175 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10010.

  www.stmartins.com

  Cover design by Danielle Fiorella

  Cover photograph © Getty Images

  The Library of Congress has cataloged the print edition as follows:

  Fox, Charles.

  Uncommon youth: the gilded life and tragic times of J. Paul Getty III / by Charles Fox.—First edition.

  pages cm

  ISBN 978-1-250-01821-2 (hardcover)

  ISBN 978-1-250-01822-9 (e-book)

  1. Getty, Paul, 1956—Kidnapping, 1973. 2. Getty, J. Paul (Jean Paul), 1892–1976—Family. 3. Kidnapping—Italy—Case studies. 4. Children of the rich—United States—Biography. I. Title.

  HV6604.I82G484 2013

  364.15'4092—dc23

  [B]

  2013002631

  e-ISBN 9781250018229

  First Edition: May 2013

 

 

 


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