Sorbello v. Mangino

The defendant Antonio Mangino and his wife were the owners, as tenants by the entirety, of real estate situate in this state and she was also the owner in her name alone, of of two bonds and mortgages. The complainants are their only children and they charge in their bill of complaint that on July 5th, 1930, Mangino murdered his wife and that she died intestate. They allege that he should not be permitted to profit by his criminal act and take an absolute fee-simple in the real estate of which he and his wife were tenants by the entirety, or any interest in the personal property of which she…