As legal battle delved further into Angelos family’s personal, financial dealings, they agree to drop lawsuits

Soon, Georgia Angelos, the wife of Orioles owner Peter Angelos, would have been put under oath and questioned. A river of documents had begun flowing — to lawyers involved in the case, if not to the public — with details including everything from private email conversations to bank records to negotiations over a possible sale of the team. That was the backdrop to Monday’s abrupt end to the legal fight that erupted within the Angelos family in the wake of the 93-year-old patriarch’s illness and subsequent incapacitation.