BUT, BUT... ALL THE OTHER BILLIONAIRE WACKOS ARE DOING IT! Billionaire sought secret lair for sex, drugs, complaint says A lawyer for the Broadcom co-founder denies the allegations. By E. Scott Reckard and Kim Christensen Flush with wealth from Broadcom Corp.'s 1998 public stock offering, computer chip magnate Henry T. Nicholas III made a few additions to his equestrian estate in Laguna Hills: hidden doors and secret levers, an underground grotto, tunnels and a 2,000-square-foot sports bar he called "Nick's Cafe." But there was more, according to a claim made in court documents: plans for a "secret and convenient lair" with hidden entries for Nicholas to indulge his "manic obsession with prostitutes" and "addiction to cocaine and Ecstasy." The filing in Orange County Superior Court added that Nicholas had the interior built in warehouse space nearby, which became his "personal brothel" until his wife caught him having se...