What are you trying to say, that because no one ever found a mountain of cash somewhere it means that they didn't have any? Your questions are impossible to answer. Reminds me of that one guy in Canada who lived in a $700-a-month apartment yet had $20 million worth of possessions inside. Or how about Francesco Del Baso, who claimed to be a poor grocery store clerk yet was somehow able to gamble away $8 million at casinos. Just because people look broke, and no one's ever found a pile of money, doesn't mean they are. I remember watching an American Justice episode on Youngstown Mafia figure Lenny Strollo, where a law enforcement agent said something like, "These people don't have any money, they may look like they have money, but they don't have any money." Yet I later discovered that due to his cooperation agreement Strollo was allowed to keep his big house and $10 million in cash. So much for pretending you know how much money underworld figures have or don't have.