I'm going to share an experience, an impressionable one, with you guys...
About 12-15 years ago, one of my best friend's brothers was shot & killed. This guy was clean cut, had nice cars for himself & his wife, the best name brand clothes, super funny with a great personality. He was also a heroin producer. He & his wife used to cook it on their stove. Literally. They weren't users at all, only liked the money from it. Anyway, he worked construction, she worked for a national banking institution. One day one of his brother's best friends came over, asked him to get the money that he was being robbed, he refused to hand over the money so the guy shot him in the head. Dead on the spot. He then went in the living room, pushed up a ceiling tile that didn't even appear to have a seam, then stole almost $50 g's. This was in Stanton. He left right away, high on h, went to Philly, partied it up with a couple of girls - which is where he was busted. I went to court with my best friend for support bc contrary to the atypical stereotypes of an illegal drug manufacturer, none of us had any given clue her brother was doing this. This was a guy that loved life, yada yada. Everybody liked him. His wife spoke up in court during the penalty phase and acted all innocent. I despise her to this day! She helped him make this stuff & should be in jail, lose her kid's, etc. The cops were made aware as soon as the family learned the truth. She covered for my friend's bro since day 1 bc it was all about the money for her. The guy that shot him was totally amped off the stuff that my friend's brother gave to him. Apparently this guy sold for my friend's bro. He got 28 years. I'm sure he'll be out soon bc Delaware laws suck.
Again, nobody knew about the drug manufacturing going on...
They kept a low profile, rented a house, vehicles were put in his girlfriend's name (until they married which is when he'd have a couple things in his name). Vacations were booked in her name, credit cards were in her name, and so on - all bc he didn't have the money on a paper trail.
She (his wife) was his cover.
Kinda makes me wonder now with the similarities in this case...