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Michael Fanghella Seeking $150,000 Job
It is amazing to me that Fanghella would try to reclaim any status or footing in Rancho Santa Fe. Needless to say, he has burned a lot of bridges here.He is known all to well here. He changed the street numbers on the front of his house when he lived there. Apparently he thought he would be harder to find? Previous friends were investors in his fraud. He promised money to the charity of a good friend in The Ranch,but never delivered the money. The charity made plans based on his pledge of a large contribution. Fanghella ended up in a law suit against the charity for defamation of character. Ha! I believe the charity won the law suit,with Fanghella paying nothing. What's new.— April 21, 2010 9:47 a.m.
Michael Fanghella Seeking $150,000 Job
Response to #57; I would be surprised if Fanghella had a pot to 'blank' in. His cooperation with the Feds was just to tell them where the money was in Barbados. Last year, a women was trying to sell some art work for him on some auction sites so he would have some money when he got out. His Rancho Santa Fe home was seized by the Feds, placed at auction and sold. His wife Patrice,who was asking for $83,000/month in the divorce settlement, got nothing. All his assets were seized. His debt was her debt. The family moved to north county. The kids had to change schools and leave their family home. I believe that Patrice changed her name and was trying to go into real estate.The family was left destitute. If Fanghella is living in The Ranch, then he is living with someone.Lowest rent here is no less than $3,000/month. I'm sure he is just using someone's p.o. box for his resume. View his picturesque facebook page with his stated 'friends'. In his statement he is ready to take up where he left off. Job in the financial sector, relationship with his family and so on. I know the owners of his previous home in the Ranch. His youngest son left a note under his bedroom carpet, saying "We had good times in this house, and bad times in this house.Please take care of our house." To this day, on the side of the pool, one of the kids inscribed, "#&%* my dad for he ruined our lives." Good luck with that family relationship thing Mr.Fanghella.— April 21, 2010 9:08 a.m.