31 Year Old Son Of Jon Corzine Reported Dead
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He may not have been a banker or trader, but the just reported passing of one Jeffrey Corzine, 31, son of the infamous Jon Corzine will likely raise more eyebrows than all previous recently reported banker deaths combined.
According to the NY Post, Jeffrey Corzine, who friends said worked as a drug counselor in California, was just 31, when he passed. Details of his death were not immediately known.
“Mr. Corzine is obviously devastated by this tragic loss,” said his spokesman, Steven Goldberg. “We ask that all respect his family’s privacy during this very difficult time.”
He was a constant by his father’s side in the days after the former governor’s near-fatal car crash in 2007.
Daily News
Jeffrey Corzine, youngest son of former New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine, dead at 31
Details surrounding Jeffrey Corzine’s death aren’t immediately known. According to a source, the younger Corzine had been working as a drug counselor at a well-known Malibu, Calif., treatment facility. He himself had struggled with substance abuse in the past but was believed to be sober, the source said.
BY NANCY DILLON , JENNIFER FERMINO AND ADAM EDELMAN / NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
The youngest son of former New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine has died, a spokesman for the ex-politician said Thursday.
Jeffrey Corzine, the youngest of the former governor’s three children, was only 31 when he was found dead, Jon Corzine’s personal spokesman Steven Goldberg told The News.
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Whistler Blowers, Insiders
Hmmmm.
Well when your dad steals billions of dollars bad karma usually follow. Hopefully all the other thieves take note.