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[[File:Jozsef Istvan Barsi.png|thumb|300px|right|József Istvan Barsi]]

~~{{Quote|~~... my father was an introvert with few close friends and never attempted to make new ones. He rarely had anything nice to say about anyone and thought everyone was out to cheat him. My father had absolutely no respect for women and as far as he was concerned all women were whores... School kids made fun of him for being fatherless and even some of his teachers treated him unfairly. At a very early age he had to defend himself against this discrimination. Unfortunately, the only way he knew how to deal with this was through violence. I believe he grew up feeling deep resentment for his mother, blaming her for his father's abandonment.~~|Ági Barsi<ref name=agibarsi/>}}~~

:"''... my father was an introvert with few close friends and never attempted to make new ones. He rarely had anything nice to say about anyone and thought everyone was out to cheat him. My father had absolutely no respect for women and as far as he was concerned all women were whores... School kids made fun of him for being fatherless and even some of his teachers treated him unfairly. At a very early age he had to defend himself against this discrimination. Unfortunately, the only way he knew how to deal with this was through violence. I believe he grew up feeling deep resentment for his mother, blaming her for his father's abandonment.''"

:—Ági Bars

[[File:Jozsef, Klara, Agi & Barna.png|thumb|József during his first marriage.]]'''József Istvan "Arizona Joe" Barsi''' (November 26, 1932-July 27, 1988) was a Hungarian-American plumbing contractor, best known as the father of child actress [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judith_Barsi Judith Barsi], and the husband of her mother, Maria Eva Barsi, both of whom were his victims.

==Early life and marriages==

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 [[File:Jozsef Istvan Barsi.png|thumb|300px|right|József Istvan Barsi]]
-{{Quote|... my father was an introvert with few close friends and never attempted to make new ones. He rarely had anything nice to say about anyone and thought everyone was out to cheat him. My father had absolutely no respect for women and as far as he was concerned all women were whores... School kids made fun of him for being fatherless and even some of his teachers treated him unfairly. At a very early age he had to defend himself against this discrimination. Unfortunately, the only way he knew how to deal with this was through violence. I believe he grew up feeling deep resentment for his mother, blaming her for his father's abandonment.|Ági Barsi<ref name=agibarsi/>}}
+:"''... my father was an introvert with few close friends and never attempted to make new ones. He rarely had anything nice to say about anyone and thought everyone was out to cheat him. My father had absolutely no respect for women and as far as he was concerned all women were whores... School kids made fun of him for being fatherless and even some of his teachers treated him unfairly. At a very early age he had to defend himself against this discrimination. Unfortunately, the only way he knew how to deal with this was through violence. I believe he grew up feeling deep resentment for his mother, blaming her for his father's abandonment.''"
+:—Ági Bars
 [[File:Jozsef, Klara, Agi & Barna.png|thumb|József during his first marriage.]]'''József Istvan "Arizona Joe" Barsi''' (November 26, 1932-July 27, 1988) was a Hungarian-American plumbing contractor, best known as the father of child actress [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judith_Barsi Judith Barsi], and the husband of her mother, Maria Eva Barsi, both of whom were his victims.
 ==Early life and marriages==