A Few Thoughts/Spoilers

First, I'm guessing they had held on to and used an old newspaper with the Hannigan story in it. I wonder how much the inheritance was because there were a lot of people involved in the scam, including the fake Hannigan's henchmen. Unless they were all doing it out of the kindness of their hearts, they were all getting paid. Now seeing that they were all con artists, how come none of them tried to screw each other over? Cons aren't too trustworthy. Unless they did and we don't know it. And how are they so sure Richard is dropping the case? He now has a lot of court and legal fee coming his way. He may keep the suit going. I think the ending would have been a little more reasonable if not EVERYBODY was involved. Still, I liked the film. I love coming across a movie like this where you've never heard of it, but it sucks you in. And of course, John C. is always great.