contradicted by her husband's testimony during which he
never mentioned any jewelry that was inherited from
petitioner's mother or grandmother. Rather, in reviewing
petitioner's appraisal of the jewelry, he testified that he
had acquired the jewelry over a period of many years. He
testified as follows:
Q Again, describing the jewelry that
is contained in this appraisal, these were
various items that you acquired over the
years?
A That's correct.
Petitioner knew that her husband had collected
and stored large amounts of cash in their home. One of
Mr. DiMichele's criminal conspirators, Mr. Madgin,
testified that from time to time he delivered large
amounts of cash, anywhere from $25,000 to $100,000, to
Mr. DiMichele at petitioners' home. Mr. Madgin also
testified that in 1985, he delivered a brown bag containing
approximately $50,000 to $100,000 in cash to petitioner in
her husband's absence. Mr. Madgin also testified credibly
that on one occasion, he discussed drug transactions with
Mr. DiMichele and another person and they counted money at
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