Bill Gross' ex-wife Sue Gross won a temporary restraining order against the 'bond king', according to reports.
According to CBS News, Gross spent almost $1m over a nine month period on a security company hired to photograph and videotape her. They legally ended their 32-year marriage last October. In the public documents, she described her partner as a "cruel, vengeful and vindictive man with practically limitless financial resources". The court filings also allege he left their mansion in "utter chaos and disrepair" with damage to artwork, stained carpets and dead fish in left an air vent. In addition, he is alleged to have "engaged in the unmitigated harassment and intimidation of Sue, her f...
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