Tragic deaths expose Wall Street's ruthless culture

In retrospect, it was around Easter that John Hughes began to think something unusual was going on with his middle son, Thomas, a 29-year-old investment banker. John's former wife, Marypat, had arranged for brunch at the Yale Club, in Manhattan, with her three sons: Thomas, who worked at the Wall Street advisory firm Moelis & Co.; John III, a young lawyer at Sullivan & Cromwell; and Joseph, an undergraduate at Fordham.
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