He joined the US Army soon afterwards, and served in the Vietnam War, earning the Army Commendation Medal, Bronze Star Medal, and Vietnamese Gallantry Cross. He dropped out of high school in 1968, when he was called into the principal’s office for wearing blue jeans, thus violating the school’s dress code. Paul was raised in Worcester, Massachusetts, by his father who was a civil servant his parents divorced when Paul was a young boy, which led to troubled teenage years for Paul, so that he would later describe himself as a ‘juvenile delinquent’. Paul Alec Bilzerian was born in Miami, Florida USA, in 1950 – his exact birthdate is unknown, but he holds American nationality, and comes from a family of part Armenian-American descent. He was convicted of ‘failing to make complete and timely disclosures on Schedule 13D filings related to unsuccessful takeover attempts of Hammermill Paper Company, Cluett, and Peabody and Company’, back in the 1980s. A businessman and corporate takeover specialist, Paul Bilzerian has spent more than 30 years maintaining that he is factually and legally innocent, having served a 13-month prison sentence and ordered by the court to ‘disgorge his profits’, which lead him to bankruptcy.
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