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His first job in Florida after moving to the state in 1973 was as manager of the Dubsdread Country Club.<ref name=SunSentinelNovember1997/> | His first job in Florida after moving to the state in 1973 was as manager of the Dubsdread Country Club.<ref name=SunSentinelNovember1997/> | ||
He bought the Red Lion for $13,000 and renamed it Thee Dollhouse.<ref name=SunSentinelNovember1997/> | |||
He served time in prison from January 1997 to May 1998 after pleading guilty to one count of mail fraud for failing to list builder James Williams, who had loaned him money, on his liquor license application.<ref name=SunSentinelNovember1997/> He initially served time at Miami Federal Prison Camp until April 1997 when authorities accused him and several other inmates of leaving for an evening tryst with prostitutes.<ref name=SunSentinelNovember1997/> Although he denied doing so, he was placed in solitary confinement and transferred to a prison at Fort Dix, New Jersey.<ref name=SunSentinelNovember1997/> He lived in Lauderdale Isles before going to prison.<ref name=SunSentinelNovember1997/> | He served time in prison from January 1997 to May 1998 after pleading guilty to one count of mail fraud for failing to list builder James Williams, who had loaned him money, on his liquor license application.<ref name=SunSentinelNovember1997/> He initially served time at Miami Federal Prison Camp until April 1997 when authorities accused him and several other inmates of leaving for an evening tryst with prostitutes.<ref name=SunSentinelNovember1997/> Although he denied doing so, he was placed in solitary confinement and transferred to a prison at Fort Dix, New Jersey.<ref name=SunSentinelNovember1997/> He lived in Lauderdale Isles before going to prison.<ref name=SunSentinelNovember1997/> | ||
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Michael J. Peter
He attended the Cornell University School of Hotel Management.[1]
His first job in Florida after moving to the state in 1973 was as manager of the Dubsdread Country Club.[1]
He bought the Red Lion for $13,000 and renamed it Thee Dollhouse.[1]
He served time in prison from January 1997 to May 1998 after pleading guilty to one count of mail fraud for failing to list builder James Williams, who had loaned him money, on his liquor license application.[1] He initially served time at Miami Federal Prison Camp until April 1997 when authorities accused him and several other inmates of leaving for an evening tryst with prostitutes.[1] Although he denied doing so, he was placed in solitary confinement and transferred to a prison at Fort Dix, New Jersey.[1] He lived in Lauderdale Isles before going to prison.[1]
He appeared on Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous in the late 1980s.[1]