FBI files reveals the detail about Apple founder Steve Jobs

Apple founder and extremely success businessman Steve Jobs used to distort the reality and can go to any extent to achieve his goals, said FBI files which release its report Thursday under the freedom of Information Act.

This report was prepared when former President George H W Bush asked Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to conduct background enquiry of one of the fastest emerging business giant.

The 191 page of FBI report on the background of Steve Jobs tells so many thing which was unknown for his fans.

FBI in its report has quoted that the friends, neighbours and colleagues have informed FBI officers that he was a drug addict, ruthless and abrasive in character and has abandoned his family.

The FBI report was prepared when Steve Jobs had left Apple Inc. and headed his own company NeXT. Later NeXT was dissolved in Apple. At the time erstwhile President Bush wanted to nominate him as President's Export Council and Bush has asked country’s top investigating agency to conduct a background check to Steve Jobs.

According to FBI reports, some reports came in the favour of Steve as he was an honest and trust worthy person but some reports were very contrary.

One of the respondents informed FBI that Steve Jobs was not as trustworthy and honest as he was considered. He distorted the reality to achieve his goal while another respondents stated that he used to use marijuana and LSD during his college period.

The summery of FBI file states that ‘in the past, Mr Jobs was not supportive of (the mother of his child born out of wedlock) and their daughter; however, recently has become more supportive. Mr Jobs also commented concerning his past drug use.’

Besides, FBI file on Steve Jobs, several other files were also opened relating to eminent personalities including Bud Abbott and Lou Costello, both famous cartoonists, writer Norman Mailer, actor Charlie Chaplin, model Anna Nicole Smith, Rock star Jimi Hendrix, actress Marilyn Monroe and many others.

--With Agencies Input