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| Birth name    = Michael Joseph Peter<ref name=SunSentinelNovember1997>[http://articles.sun-sentinel.com/1997-11-10/news/9711090086_1_oakland-park-prison-private-jet The Man Who Would Be King]</ref>
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He also founded MJ Peter Club Management, a consulting firm for strip clubs, and ''Platinum'' magazine.<ref name=SunSentinelNovember1997/>
He also founded MJ Peter Club Management, a consulting firm for strip clubs, and ''Platinum'' magazine.<ref name=SunSentinelNovember1997/>


On May 24, 1991, he was arrested and charged with kidnapping and extortion for an alleged January 8 incident in which he, along with three other men, forcibly drove Features Entertainment booking agent Carmen Cinserulli from Fort Lauderdale to Oakland Park, where they threatened to crush his fingers if he continued trying to recruit strippers from their clubs before driving him back to Fort Lauderdale.<ref name=SunSentinelMay1991>[http://articles.sun-sentinel.com/1991-05-25/news/9102280368_1_adult-entertainment-arrest-warrant-joe-hays Nightclub Owner Arrested Nude-dance-bar Mogul Faces Kidnapping, Extortion Charges]</ref> He was released within a few hours on $32,500 bond.<ref name=SunSentinelMay1991/> The charges were eventually dismissed.<ref name=SunSentinelNovember1997/>
On May 24, 1991, he was arrested and charged with kidnapping and extortion for an alleged January 8 incident in which he, along with three other men, forcibly drove Features Entertainment booking agent Carmen Cinserulli from Fort Lauderdale to Oakland Park, where they threatened to crush his fingers if he continued trying to recruit strippers from their clubs before driving him back to Fort Lauderdale.<ref name=SunSentinelMay1991>[http://articles.sun-sentinel.com/1991-05-25/news/9102280368_1_adult-entertainment-arrest-warrant-joe-hays Nightclub Owner Arrested Nude-dance-bar Mogul Faces Kidnapping, Extortion Charges]</ref> He was released within a few hours on $32,500 bond.<ref name=SunSentinelMay1991/> On February 23, 1994, a jury found him not guilty.<ref>[http://articles.sun-sentinel.com/1994-02-24/news/9402240124_1_carmen-cinseruli-pure-platinum-bad-cops Nude-club Impresario Acquitted]</ref>


On May 10, 1991, state and federal agents seized records from his Oakland Park office and searched his five South Florida clubs for possible racketeering transactions.<ref name=SunSentinelMay19912/><ref name=SunSentinelMay1991/>
On May 10, 1991, state and federal agents seized records from his Oakland Park office and searched his five South Florida clubs for possible racketeering transactions.<ref name=SunSentinelMay19912/><ref name=SunSentinelMay1991/>


In December 1995, he was indicted on 10 counts of racketeering and charged with allowing members of the Gambino family to keep a hidden interest in three of his clubs.<ref name=SunSentinelNovember1997/> He ultimately pleaded 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 served time in prison from January 1997 to May 1998.<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 in Fort Dix, New Jersey.<ref name=SunSentinelNovember1997/> He lived in Lauderdale Isles before going to prison.<ref name=SunSentinelNovember1997/>
In December 1995, he was indicted on 10 counts of racketeering and charged with allowing members of the Gambino family to keep a hidden interest in three of his clubs.<ref name=SunSentinelNovember1997/> He ultimately pleaded 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 began serving his prison sentence at Miami Federal Prison Camp in January 1997.<ref name=SunSentinelNovember1997/> In April 1997, 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 in Fort Dix, New Jersey.<ref name=SunSentinelNovember1997/> In December 1997, he was transferred to the Orange County Community Treatment Center and released in May 1998.<ref>[http://articles.sun-sentinel.com/1998-01-01/news/9712310472_1_strip-bars-federal-correctional-institution-inmates Strip Bar King Starts New Career]</ref> He lived in Lauderdale Isles before going to prison.<ref name=SunSentinelNovember1997/>


He appeared on ''Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous'' in the late 1980s.<ref name=SunSentinelNovember1997/>
He appeared on ''Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous'' in the late 1980s.<ref name=SunSentinelNovember1997/>
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