After she spent a night in jail, the charges were dropped, but the ruckus caused a series of Mamas and Papas concerts scheduled for the Royal Albert Hall to be cancelled. Although they did not know it, this would be the last time they would perform together in a live concert. Before he moved to London at the age of 22, Donald von Wiedenman was already a published journalist.

Also the inclusion of, "despite the fact that Reynolds saw other partygoers, including her son Todd, become intimate with strangers and leave the building with each other. Donald’s ex-wife Cass has been married twice, the first time in 1963 to James Hendricks, her groupmate in the Big 3 and the Mugwumps. I think it also highlights the difference in perspective on substance use/abuse from that era as compared to now. I am sorry there I have no English source, but I guess there are not many books in English that deal with the question of what happened to former German noble titles after Germany became a republic.However, her passing was ruled accidental and coroner Keith Simpson confirmed there was no food in her windpipe, nor were there any drugs present in her system when she died.

The book ends in 1971 with the author flying to Los Angeles to marry pop star Mama Cass Elliot, who is also featured at length in the book and with whom he had an off and on affair for three years.Comfortable performing, she sang in her high school choir and acted in high school theater productions.

Admittedly, if he were German, his wife would by law receive the surname "Baronin von Wiedemann", but that doesn't mean she is a Baroness, only her last name would reflect her gender, and in any case, it would be Baronin, not Baroness. however the reason why no traces of ham sandwhich had been found may have been because Cass refused to give them up.Michelle would also eventually have affairs with Gene Clark of The Byrds, as well as many of John's friends, according to Vanity Fair. It's been proven definitively that food did not play a role in Cass's death and the ham sandwich story is a cruel joke on a woman who made no bones about her weight problem.

This article is within the scope of WikiProject Women, a collaborative effort to improve the coverage of women on Wikipedia. Blur4760 22:17, 30 May 2007 (UTC) Reply [ reply ] Cass was indeed married for a few months to Donald von Wiedenman, who does indeed claim, repeatedly, to be a baron. Tvoz 00:45, 2 December 2006 (UTC) Reply [ reply ] I agree with you on one point: I think the entire "References to Cass Elliot in media" section should be tossed out. According to The Guardian, the bizarre stories included death via some weird FBI plot, "giving birth to John Lennon's love child," and choking to death on her own vomit.

Her first husband was Jim Hendricks; Ancestry verifies the couple was united in marriage at Fairfax, Virginia. Similarly, the fact that Moon was also 32 when he died is completely irrelevant to anything - but I see that wasn't reinstated, so good. This article is within the scope of WikiProject Biography, a collaborative effort to create, develop and organize Wikipedia's articles about people.