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residence) in Delray Beach.4 The Gardenia residence was a
waterfront home.
In addition to these various houses, petitioner bought a
vacant lot in Antiquers Aerodrome in 1986 (the lot). The
purchase price of the lot was approximately $72,000. The entire
purchase price was financed by Kadyszewski.
Automobiles
In March 1982, petitioner purchased a 1982 Cadillac Eldorado
for $28,250.
In January 1984, petitioner and Emmens purchased a 1984
Chevrolet Cavalier for $16,095 as a birthday present for
petitioner's daughter. As part of the $5,000 down payment for
this vehicle, petitioner wrote a check for $4,000. In addition,
Palm Beach Property Investments held title to another Cadillac
that petitioner and Emmens utilized.
Boats and Airplanes
Emmens and Kadyszewski owned various boats and airplanes
which were used in the narcotics smuggling operation. The record
owners of these boats and planes, however, were corporations
4
It is unclear from the record how long petitioner and
Emmens lived at the Gardenia residence. At some point, however,
petitioner and Emmens moved back to Antiquers Aerodrome to a
different house, as Emmens was arrested on the private airstrip.
The parties stipulated that "[t]he address of [the Aerodrome]
property was later changed..." At trial, however, petitioner
referred to 2 different residences in the Antiquers Aerodrome
development, the second of which had a safe.
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