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“We Were Terrorized For 3 Hours” – The Wild Story Of How Johnny Cash’s Jamaican Estate Was Robbed During Christmas Dinner In 1981
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“We Were Terrorized For 3 Hours” – The Wild Story Of How Johnny Cash’s Jamaican Estate Was Robbed During Christmas Dinner In 1981
A memorable Christmas, indeed. In December of 1981, Johnny Cash and his family were robbed at gunpoint at their Jamaican mansion in the Caribbean while sitting down for Christmas dinner. Three men broke into the Cinnamon Hill estate, where Cash, along with June, their son John Carter Cash (who was 11), and a few other friends and family members were celebrating the holidays. Cash purchased the home in 1972, and used it as an escape from the hust…
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