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Robert DuSalt was born in Lowell, Massachusetts in 1940. It wasn't uncommon at that time for a family to hold a wake in their home

after someone had died. People would come to pay their respects.

Growing up, Robert DuSalt would attend these wakes in people's houses.

He was an avid thief.

When he got to a wake, he would go through the receiving line downstairs and look through closets and

drawers taking whatever seemed valuable. His sister Dorothy would help him sell what he

stole. You know for Dissault it wasn't about the money.

Reporter Tim White. It, I mean the money was nice I'm sure, but it was just about

the score. It was about about the score.

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