said. But, then "the old man showed up with his bride-to-be... (and) started screaming and yelling and chewed the kid up and down and sideways for something that had happened earlier. It was quite a scene and it rattled the hell out of the kid. He never did recover the rest of the night. He just looked beat." When asked if he was afraid of his father, Paul Jr. said, "My father can be very intimidating at times." John's son, John Paul Jr., passed away on December 29, 2020, at the age of sixty. Investigation After receiving information that John was initially in Montego Bay, Jamaica, detectives tried to question him but he disappeared. Shortly after his disappearance, Paul Sr. was spotted by a passerby in the Fiji Islands who had recognized him from an episode of Unsolved Mysteries. Authorities could do little, though, as Fiji and the United States do not share an extradition treaty. When John was in Fiji in 2004, a friend of his was aboard his boat and had doubts about him and his ties to Colleen. The authorities received a laptop that the female acquaintance had managed to steal from the boat. Later, it was established that Colleen owned the computer. The detectives were able to identify some of the transactions John Paul made with Colleen's account due to information found on the computer. Detectives last received information regarding John's whereabouts in 2009, while he and his boat were in Thailand. He had plans to start a diving business off the Thai coast. Having sailed back to Europe, he allegedly sold his sailboat Diamond Girl in 2011 via a magazine classified ad in Italy. The FBI wish to question him about Wood's disappearance, although they have no new leads. John Paul has since been observed in ports all around Asia and Europe. He was also profiled in an episode of Disappeared'' in 2012. Police want to re-interview Paul about the disappearances of his two wives because he has not been found and is still seen as a person of interest in both cases. He is also wanted for violating his parole. He has not yet returned to the United States. Racing record Career highlights Complete 24 Hours of Le Mans results Complete 24 Hours of Daytona results Complete 12 Hours of Sebring results See also List of fugitives from justice who disappeared References 1939 births