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"The FBI&amp;#039;s secret dossier on Steve Jobs has been released.  An extensive file from the governmental agency was published on Thursday (February 9), detailing the organisation&amp;#039;s early &amp;#039;90s investigation into the Apple founder.   The file in question was assembled while Jobs was under consideration for a position at the White House during George Bush Sr&amp;#039;s administration. It consists of interviews with the late businessman&amp;#039;s family and friends, in which Jobs is accused of taking drugs in his youth and not supporting his family.  &amp;quot;Several individuals commented concerning past drug use on the part of Mr Jobs,&amp;quot; the report reads. &amp;quot;They also commented that, in the past, Mr Jobs was not supportive of\u2026 [the mother of his child born out of wedlock] and their daughter; however, recently has become more supportive.&amp;quot;  &amp;gt; Steve Jobs&amp;#039;s final words: &amp;#039;Oh wow. Oh wow. Oh wow&amp;#039; &amp;gt; Steve Jobs railed against Apple legacy, says Al Gore The files go on to cite a source who referred to Jobs as &amp;quot;a deceptive individual who is not completely forthright and honest&amp;quot;, while the report also notes: &amp;quot;Several individuals questioned Mr Jobs&amp;#039;s honesty, stating that Mr Jobs will twist the truth and distort reality in order to achieve his goals.&amp;quot; An apparent friend of Jobs is quoted as saying while he is &amp;quot;basically an honest and trustworthy person, he is a very complex individual and his moral character is suspect&amp;quot;.  Elsewhere, the Apple founder was accused of failing to make time for an interview with the FBI.  &amp;quot;Mr Jobs&amp;#039;s secretary informed SA (special agent)... that Mr Jobs was unavailable for an interview for three weeks. Mr Jobs could not even see SA\u2026 for one hour,&amp;quot; reads the file.  However, others praised his &amp;quot;indefatigable energy&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;vision&amp;quot;, describing him as &amp;quot;strong-willed, stubborn, hard-working and driven&amp;quot;. A Jobs action figure was recently dropped by Chinese company In Icons after Apple protested the production of the controversial figurine. Jobs passed away on October 5 after a seven-year battle with pancreatic cancer. Scroll through a gallery of Steve Jobs&amp;#039;s career below: "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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