[home_boi]

> Clark had just turned 27 and left behind an estate valued at more than $4 million.

He got to keep the money even though he got convicted for wire fraud?

[foota]

I think the wire fraud was probably something aside from their main activities -- like how Al Capone got put away for tax evasion.

[pishpash]

Also the estate is presumably still open to civil suits.

[SolarNet]

How do you think most estates started? Profiting off crime and leaving it to their family. The fundamental problems of capitalism include exactly this scenario.