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under R.E. Plus, it was petitioners' personal and only telephone
number.
Petitioner's parents were working-class people. His mother
did not work outside the home. Mrs. Ferry never saw petitioner's
parents give petitioners a gift by cash or check. Petitioner's
father died in 1989. At time of trial, his mother was in a
nursing home. Petitioner has at least one sister.
In 1987 and 1988, Sharon Ferry had the following credit
cards: Visa, Mastercard, Strawbridge, J.C. Penney, Macy's, and
Sears. Although the accounts were in Mrs. Ferry's name,
petitioner possessed cards with his name on them, which he used.
Sharon Ferry kept a checkbook, which she considered a joint
account, in the name of Ferry Associates. The couple had no
personal joint account in their own names.
The Iron Hill Restaurant
Petitioner was involved in a restaurant known as the Iron
Hill Restaurant and Lounge (Iron Hill). As is true of much of
this case, the nature of petitioner's involvement is unclear.
The legal form of any entity or entities connected with Iron Hill
is also unclear. We do the best we can, given the state of the
record.
Iron Hill opened in 1971 or 1972. Wayne Wilberding was then
the owner and president of Wayanne, Inc. (Wayanne), trading as
the Iron Hill Inn Restaurant. Wilberding met petitioner in 1981,
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