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That's what makes his claim that he was pressured to do this by some gang, seem dubious. More probable is the idea that he was the one who kept the full 1.6 mil
by palakchokshi 9y ago
That's what makes his claim that he was pressured to do this by some gang, seem dubious. More probable is the idea that he was the one who kept the full 1.6 million.
- jandrese 9y agoIf that were the case then were the money go? He ran out of cash pretty quick in that small Colorado town and the only extravagant purchase in the story was a $16k light aircraft. I have to wonder how much he went "Why did I spend almost two decades looking over my shoulder for a mere 3 year jail term?" I also have to wonder just how much he hated the fake ID guy after the millionth It joke.
- cdubzzz 9y ago> He ran out of cash pretty quick in that small Colorado town That is what he says.
- palakchokshi 9y agoHe paid for the 4 bedroom house in cash, paid for the aircraft, didn't have a job for some time so house expenses. I'm guessing he bought cars, etc. Every move he made probably came with expenses. Since he had to purchase houses in cash as he wouldn't have been able to get a loan.
- curun1r 9y agoI don't know what denomination of bills were available back then, but smuggling 1.6 million in cash on a single flight sounds unlikely.
- thatwebdude 9y ago> More probable is the idea that he was the one who kept the full 1.6 million. The last quote in the article makes me think that...