The genius who created the sexy toy icon led a sick twisted life of orgies, drugs, suicide and wife swapping Zsa Zsa Gabor!
As the Barbie doll celebrates its 50th anniversary, a blockbuster new book exposes the iconic toy’s creator as a drug-taking sex addict who lived in a fantasy world and later committed suicide.
Publishing sources provided The ENQUIRER with an exclusive sneak preview of Toy Monster: The Big, Bad World of Mattel by best-selling celebrity author Jerry Oppenheimer.
Jack Ryan, a Yale-educated engineer, had an obsession "with women who had long legs, slim waists and big breasts" – and he based the design of Barbie on his fantasy woman, according to the riveting book.
"The parents of little girls worldwide who have Barbie dolls will be shocked at the lifestyle of the man who brought the doll to life," a publishing insider told The ENQUIRER.
"Wild Jack, as he was known, turned his 16,000-square-foot Bel-Air mansion into a real castle.
"Inside his castle, he had sex orgies and forced Zsa Zsa Gabor, one of his five wives, into wife-swapping during the ’70s", according to the book.
An obsessed Ryan once created a "real-life Barbie" out of a girlfriend, said the publishing source.
"He had the woman undergo cosmetic enhancement from head to toe, and following his specifications, he had her undergo facial reconstruction, breast augmentation and other procedures."
The book acknowledges that at the time of Ryan’s death in August of 1991, only one publication uncovered the fact that he had committed suicide – The ENQUIRER!
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