Lee, Joyce (June 8, 2010). "Danielle Staub Sex Tape to Be Released Via Hustler Posted". CBS news . Retrieved May 21, 2015. I forgot why I wanted to read this book!. Then once I started googling to see if a movie was made about it. I realized it’s because of The Housewives of New Jersey! I’m so glad a read it without the expectation of hearing about Danielle. She was barely in it, but that was fine with me!

Fogarty, Lisa (March 3, 2016). "Has Danielle Staub Really Been Engaged 19 Times? The 'TRHONJ' Star Has Had Several Very Public Relationships". Bustle.com . Retrieved May 30, 2017. The prize on this night was the 426 Roadrunner Hemi. And the race was nowhere near over. For the next hour, Maher led the Highway Patrol car on a chase through five New York counties at speeds topping a hundred and forty miles per hour. The impromptu Gran Prix spilled onto the Sprain River Parkway and off again, over the Taconic State Parkway, and across to the New York State Thruway. Because the highways were so long and straight, Maher was never able to get out of sight of the persistent Interceptor. Staub has been married three times. She was married to Kevin Maher from 1986 to 1987, and to Thomas Staub, the father of her daughters Christine and Jillian, from 1993 to 2007. [15] [16] [17] In May 2017, it was announced Staub was engaged to Marty Caffrey. [18] [19] The two wed in May 2018. [20] In August 2018, it was announced the couple would divorce. [21] Their divorce was finalized on February 21, 2019. [22] [23] She has been engaged 26 times, most recently to Michael Lohan. [24]Stone, Natalie; Guglielmi, Jodi (August 23, 2018). "RHONJ Alum Danielle Staub's Husband Files for Divorce — Less Than 4 Months After They Married". People . Retrieved January 1, 2019.

The cops conducted a room-to-room search, finally coming upon a closed bathroom door, where they heard the sound of running water. In October 2009, Staub's ex-husband Kevin Maher sued her for defamation of character after allegations were made about him; [33] it was settled out of court. [34] In October 2010, Staub was sued again by Maher for making false allegations in her memoir The Naked Truth, after notifying the publisher Simon & Schuster, a lawsuit would be filed if the book was published. [35] [36] [4] Bibliography [ edit ] Maher and Beverly continue their affair and Maher begins to suspect that she is cheating on him. Familiar with wire taping, Maher creates a makeshift wire tap and listens to her phone conversations. He discovers that she is cheating with multiple people. They fight, they break up, they make up with sex. In June 2010, her home in Wayne, New Jersey, which had been featured on The Real Housewives of New Jersey, was put up for sale. [25] In June 2012, Staub filed for bankruptcy. [26] [27] As of the end of 2014, the property was listed as a short sale in connection with Staub's successful completion of a bankruptcy filing. [28] Controversies and legal situations [ edit ] Cocaine and passion, endless weeks of delirious pleasure. Maher and Beverly floated into the charcoal days of autumn. By October, Maher had moved into Beverly’s Brooklyn apartment.

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If you can get me a 1970 Lincoln Continental, Braccini told Maher, I’ll pay you two-fifty. And if you find me a tan one, that’ll save me a paint job. I’ll give you five hundred for a tan. Former 'Real Housewives' of N.J. star files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy". NJ.com. The Associated Press. June 6, 2012 . Retrieved December 31, 2016. The night after Maher almost shoots up the strip joint where she works Beverly / Danielle lets him in her apartment: A car’s Vehicle Identification Number is stamped on a small metal tag fastened under the base of the windshield. This number was at the heart of Maher’s automotive shell game. Maher would simply replace the VIN number of a stolen car with the VIN number taken from a legitimately owned vehicle.

For many teenagers in the economically ravaged Bronx of the dawning seventies, stealing cars was a pastime. Virtually every Irish and Italian kid who lived there was proficient at ripping out an ignition and cranking up an engine with a screwdriver. They didn’t sell the cars, just took them for joy rides and abandoned them. When they were caught—and they almost always were—they generally were treated with leniency by some weary judge. After all, this was the Bronx. People killed people in the Bronx. A teen with a stolen car? What the hell? At fourteen, Maher had redefined the word freedom, breaking away from parental supervision and eluding the educational system. Now that he was penned in, panic overtook him. And although he was exhausted from the ordeal of being arrested and booked, he didn’t sleep. On February 1, after spending a month at the Adolescent Remand Shelter on Rikers Island, Maher appeared in court for his arraignment, and Morihan was ready to plead his case for reduced bail. Youthful offender. No previous record. Morihan was confident that it would merely be a formality. When Maher’s wife Beth had finally had enough of all the drama and got herself and her son out of Maher’s life, Beverly slinked right in. The pair immediately started having a grand time: This overheated, romanticized account may be stretching things a bit too far in attempting to portray police informer Kevin Maher as a modern-day bounty hunter. Kipps (Out of Focus, 1989) does a decent job of showing how Maher's role as an informer grew out of his criminal career, but he tries to dignify it in light of Maher's stated childhood ambition to be a policeman. As a teenager in the Bronx, Maher served as ``wheel man'' in robberies and was arrested several times for autho theft. He went to prison in 1974 and became chums with Morris Weiss, of Murder, Inc., and other unsavory characters. When Sgt. Jim Doherty questioned him about some bank robberies, the two men ``bonded,'' with Doherty realizing that ``except for a few strands of DNA . . . Maher could almost be his son.'' Wearing a wire, Maher followed up on some of the contracts Weiss and others had put him onto. One case led to another, with Maher sometimes volunteering, sometimes being asked to get information on a crony. In one case, his assignment was to romance the wife of an accused hit man. In a scene that defies credibility, the hit man asks Maher to ``take care'' of his wife sexually while he's in jail. Maher repays his largesse by assisting the district attorney in two homicide cases against the man and moving in with his soon-to-be-ex-wife. Doherty had gotten most of the original charges against Maher dropped, but as late as 1987 and 1989, Maher was arrested again for carrying an Uzi, drunkenness, and assaulting a police officer. Kipps details Maher's cocaine habit, his messy relationships with hookers and strippers, and his numerous drug-related trips to Miami, sometimes under the auspices of the DEA. Kipps fails to objectively question Maher's motivation and actual role in these adventures: Is he a dutiful bounty hunter or a lowlife snitch? (First serial to Penthouse)

Martin, Anne (May 23, 2017). "Danielle Staub of 'Real Housewives' engaged to Marty Caffrey". UPI . Retrieved May 30, 2017. No," Maher insisted, jumping from his chair. "He stole it from Sloane's furniture store. And he's been hiding it in the Bronx." The Hemi limped off the highway and entered the Catskill Mountains, vanishing into the darkened hills. After more than a hundred miles, the race had ended. And Maher had won. And the two lived happily ever after, okay not really. They would go on to have a volatile relationship in which Kevin claims Danielle continued to dance and cheat on him with a ton of men. They would end up separating. A divorce was never needed as Kevin was still legally married to his first wife.

Smith, Olivia (June 24, 2009). "Danielle Staub of 'The Real Housewives of New Jersey' has a very real criminal past, documents show". Daily News. New York City. Archived from the original on December 1, 2015 . Retrieved May 21, 2015.Smith, Ryan (February 1, 2010). " "Real Housewives" Danielle Staub Vindicated in Court; Co-Star's Daughter Guilty of "Weave" Assault". CBS News . Retrieved May 21, 2015. Maher pondered the options: He could face grand theft auto or make a run for it. There wasn’t really any choice, he had to run. Besides, a six-cylinder squad car was like a horse and buggy compared to the souped-up Hemi. I know this Irish kid, Joey offered. If you can make it from the bank to the car, this kid’ll get you away. Maher managed to get through grade school—at St. Anne’s and St. Brendan’s—but at fourteen his emotional state worsened considerably when his mother moved in with a man named Edward Tierney. Maher saw Tierney as a drunk and a no-good. Whatever Tierney was like, it wouldn’t have mattered to Maher. No one could measure up to his father. No one. As far as Maher was concerned, his father was a saint who loved his kids. Doherty was suddenly troubled. Maybe he was wrong about Maher. Maybe Maher was just a punk after all. Snatching Hot Rods was one thing, but burglary?