While Gelowitz's simply states he denies the allegations the CFO has set out, Temoin's goes into more detail. In particular, she says the homes were obtained through legitimately-earned income and through the sale of previously legitimately-owned properties, and from settlements of both family and insurance claims. She also says the $26,430 in cash found by police in one of the homes was from the sale of a car as well as legal and legitimate employment. Temoin says the same regarding a satellite phone seized by police and denies any knowledge of a cellphone or a money counter also seized. Gelowitz continues to face five counts of trafficking in a controlled substance, along with one count each of possessing a controlled substance and possessing a loaded, restricted firearm without authorization.