Losing a fortune can come down to one thing - family
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ONE of Frances Stroh's earliest lessons about wealth involved a game she played as a six-year-old with her father: how to not be kidnapped.
Ms Stroh would stand outside the family's six-bedroom Spanish Mediterranean home in the manicured Detroit suburb of Grosse Pointe in 1973 as her father, Eric Stroh, pretended to be a stranger as he drove by in his silver Chrysler, waving a chocolate bar as temptation and beckoning her to the car.
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