Editing Adnan Khashoggi (section)

==Later Life and Legacy==
By the mid-1980s, Khashoggi’s influence waned as his Triad empire faced financial collapse, exacerbated by his $250,000 daily spending. In 1989, he was extradited from Switzerland to New York for allegedly helping Ferdinand Marcos hide $300 million in assets, though he was acquitted. Creditors pursued him, and his assets, including the Nabila (later sold to Donald Trump), were liquidated. Khashoggi died in London in 2017, leaving a complex legacy as a flamboyant dealmaker whose connections to global power structures, including the CIA, shaped U.S.-Saudi relations. His personal life, marked by marriages to Lamia Biancolini and Shahpari Azam Zanganeh, and relationships with “pleasure wives” like Jill Dodd, added to his notoriety.