It probably shouldn't be, but really the most disgusting thing about this to me is how they spent the money. They risked trading their life (really more or less guaranteeing it, but just assume they possibly could have gotten away with it), and they did it for what in the grand scheme of things, are 17ing trinkets. Expensive purses and decorations. If you are going to steal, at least do it to buy the freedom to have a nice lifestyle and experiences indefinitely. The stole tens of millions of dollars, and unless they have some offshore bank accounts (which I sort of doubt based on how unsophisticated they seem to be), outside of the real property, they probably couldn't even retire to a more than middle class lifestyle if they miraculously got to keep all the **** and not go to jail. The piano and birkins probably have good resale value for used goods, maybe some of the jewelry they can get half what they paid for it, probably more like 25% as I doubt they were shopping for good deals with other people's money, the cars are at whatever depreciation they're at now. It looks like they'd be working to scrape together a million or two excluding the real estate.
Also, forget auditors, where the 17 were the board members? They presumably knew what they paid her. Unless she had put out a story about inheriting family money or that her husband had some successful business, how did they think she was funding her lifestyle?
