Out of Bondage
“The Heiress—Harriet Pierce, multi-millionaire and heiress. The Bridegroom—Dana Mitchell, divorced father of seven, friend and business associate of Philip J. Mandina, and soon to marry the Heiress. The Call Girl—Terry Timme, friend of Philip J. Mandina, soon to be kept by Dana Mitchell (the Bridegroom). The Divorcée—Ruth Casey, restaurant owner, dupe in the first scam. The Attorney—Philip J. Mandina, attorney.
The nicknames may prove useful because this is a long and tangled story. It emerges f...rom hundreds of pages of testimony, the record of Philip J. Mandina, et al. v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue (1982). Although Mandina has several accomplices (also found guilty of fraud), he is the one given star billing.
The year was 1969. The Divorcee, Ruth Casey, owned a Miami restaurant known as Black Caesar’s Forge. Regulars at the restaurant included a certain Dana Mitchell and a certain Philip J. Mandina.
Dana Mitchell wanted to buy the restaurant from the Divorcée. Not with his money, but with the money of the woman he planned to marry.MoreLess
The nicknames may prove useful because this is a long and tangled story. It emerges f...rom hundreds of pages of testimony, the record of Philip J. Mandina, et al. v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue (1982). Although Mandina has several accomplices (also found guilty of fraud), he is the one given star billing.
The year was 1969. The Divorcee, Ruth Casey, owned a Miami restaurant known as Black Caesar’s Forge. Regulars at the restaurant included a certain Dana Mitchell and a certain Philip J. Mandina.
Dana Mitchell wanted to buy the restaurant from the Divorcée. Not with his money, but with the money of the woman he planned to marry.MoreLess
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