The family of the allegedly malnourished 11-year-old boy found dead in a closet of his Los Angeles home was the subject of six previous reports to the city's Department of Children and Family Services dating back to before the boy's birth, People confirms. Department spokesperson Neil Zanville tells People the department received calls about the boy, Yonatan Daniel Aguilar, four times, from 2009 to 2012. Two additional calls regarding one of Yonatan's older siblings were placed in 2002, prior to the boy's birth. All of the reports were investigated, but none led to an open case that would have required child supervision and services,...
- 8/31/2016
- by Stephanie Petit, @stephpetit_
- PEOPLE.com
The family of the allegedly malnourished 11-year-old boy found dead in a closet of his Los Angeles home was the subject of six previous reports to the city's Department of Children and Family Services dating back to before the boy's birth, People confirms. Department spokesperson Neil Zanville tells People the department received calls about the boy, Yonatan Daniel Aguilar, four times, from 2009 to 2012. Two additional calls regarding one of Yonatan's older siblings were placed in 2002, prior to the boy's birth. All of the reports were investigated, but none led to an open case that would have required child supervision and services,...
- 8/31/2016
- by Stephanie Petit, @stephpetit_
- PEOPLE.com
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So, if you'd mixed it up with the Medellin drug cartel back in the day, and things had ended badly, would you seek to raise your profile by appearing on The Real Housewives of New Jersey? We'll get to that logic question in a bit. First, let's look at whether the buzz is true. Was Pablo Escobar, the infamous Medellin kingpin , out to get Danielle Staub? Yes, allegedly—and no, not in so many words. In a court deposition originally obtained by Radar Online, and related to the ongoing defamation suit against Staub, the reality star's ex-boyfriend, Daniel Aguilar, says the Colombian drug ring was none too happy with Staub, then the working gal known as Angela Minelli,...
- 9/23/2010
- E! Online
HollywoodNews.com: ‘Real Housewives of New Jersey’ star Danielle Staub and her ex, Kevin Maher, continue to battle it out in court over a slander suit and now it appears the whole past is coming out.
Daniel Aguilar was brought in for questioning as he claims he knew Staub in the ’80s when she became involved in the drug world, states RadarOnline.com. He admits that she came to him, first wanting to do drugs and then wanting to sell drugs.
Aguilar reportedly gave her a job, which she allegedly botched, causing a loss of $100,000.
“”Even my men were saying, ‘We should just kill her. Get her out of the way. She’s nothing but a prostitute and a b**ch,” Aguilar says of what Staub’s future could have been if he didn’t step in, pay the money and protect her.
Aguilar reportedly later found out that she...
Daniel Aguilar was brought in for questioning as he claims he knew Staub in the ’80s when she became involved in the drug world, states RadarOnline.com. He admits that she came to him, first wanting to do drugs and then wanting to sell drugs.
Aguilar reportedly gave her a job, which she allegedly botched, causing a loss of $100,000.
“”Even my men were saying, ‘We should just kill her. Get her out of the way. She’s nothing but a prostitute and a b**ch,” Aguilar says of what Staub’s future could have been if he didn’t step in, pay the money and protect her.
Aguilar reportedly later found out that she...
- 9/23/2010
- by Molly Sullivan
- Hollywoodnews.com
The details of "The Real Housewives of New Jersey's" Danielle Staub's alleged dirty deeds are coming out in court as ex-husband Kevin Maher's attorneys depose those from the reality star's present and past for his defamation case against her.
"She's a snitchin' coke whore," Staub's ex-boyfriend, Daniel Aguilar, told RadarOnline.com, who admitted that after she cooperated with prosecutors he wanted her dead.
In Aguilar's deposition for Maher's case, he has confirmed many of the details we've learned on Staub's life in the 1980s from Maher and his book, "Cop Without a Badge," when she was known as Beverly Merrill and Angela Minelli. Aguilar took part in her crimes of drug dealing and extortion. After she made a plea deal and testified for the prosecution, Aguilar spent time in jail.
He describes meeting Staub when he called an escort agency and she was sent over. They began dating...
"She's a snitchin' coke whore," Staub's ex-boyfriend, Daniel Aguilar, told RadarOnline.com, who admitted that after she cooperated with prosecutors he wanted her dead.
In Aguilar's deposition for Maher's case, he has confirmed many of the details we've learned on Staub's life in the 1980s from Maher and his book, "Cop Without a Badge," when she was known as Beverly Merrill and Angela Minelli. Aguilar took part in her crimes of drug dealing and extortion. After she made a plea deal and testified for the prosecution, Aguilar spent time in jail.
He describes meeting Staub when he called an escort agency and she was sent over. They began dating...
- 8/12/2010
- by editorial@zap2it.com
- Pop2it
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