John Amundsen Net Worth

John Amundsen Net Worth is
$3 Million

John Amundsen Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018

John Howard Amundsen (born 1966) gained some notoriety in 2006 being one of the first Australians to be charged under new anti-terrorist laws. Initially suspected of being a part of a wider terrorist plot, it quickly became apparent that Amundsen acted alone and was suffering from substantial psychiatric illness. An only child living with his mother in his Aspley childhood home, Amundsen was a loner who built few lasting friendships both at school and in the workplace. With a long time fascination with law-enforcement, it is interesting to note that a 1995 psychiatric assessment found that he suffered from a delusional disorder in which he claimed ongoing persecution by the Queensland police service. The same report noted his substantial intellect, allegedly describing him as being in the top 5 percentile of the population in terms of intelligence."In general, Mr Amundsen complained that he had been subjected to overwhelming harassment by a Queensland Police Service officer or officers over a significant period of time," the report says. "He believed his driving and his home were subject to surveillance. He believed that he was stopped regularly and routinely on the roads for 'random' breath alcohol tests and other matters."After completing Year 12 at St Joseph's College, Gregory Terrace in 1983, Amundsen studied journalism at the Queensland University of Technology before being employed as a public relations staffer by the Brisbane Airport Corporation. During this period, notably the late Cold War, he reportedly began a period of flirtation with the secretive anti-communist Roman Catholic "order", the Knights of the Southern Cross.After his employment as a journalist ended, he studied education and in recent times taught the subjects of Graphic Design and Industrial Technology and Design at Ferny Grove State High School. In this period, it appears that Amundsen descended into a downward psychiatric spiral in which he became an increasing risk to the community.He was sentenced to six years in prison and released on parole in 2009.In February 2010, Amundsen was jailed for affixing a GPS tracking device to the car of a couple he was allegedly stalking in September 2009. 

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