article_snippet: The millionaire heir, according to court documents, had more than $40,000 in cash with Robert Durst -- and a neck-to-head latex mask to alter Robert Durst appearance.
article_snippet: Durst, whose real estate developer family is among New York's wealthiest, has a net worth of about $100 million and had been withdrawing large sums of money from various bank accounts, including daily withdrawals of $9,000 over 35 days since October, court documents said.
article_snippet: In an FBI agent hotel room, agents found more than $40,000 in cash, mostly in $100 bills packed into small envelopes, a loaded revolver, the rubber mask that covers the head and neck, an FBI agent actual birth certificate and passport, and marijuana.
article_snippet: At the Houston condominium building where Durst owns three units and lived for many years, authorities seized compact discs, bank statements, handwritten notes, credit cards and checks, stationery, a cell phone, boxes of court documents, photos and a trash bag of court transcripts.
article_snippet: boxes of court documents, photos and a trash bag of court transcripts also left with copies of books that detail the disappearance of his first wife and his legal troubles: "Without a Trace" and paperback and hardcover copies of "A Deadly Secret.
article_snippet: Investigators found a .38-caliber Smith & Wesson revolver and about 147 grams (5.2 ounces) of marijuana in Durst's hotel room in New Orleans, according to court documents.
highlights_snippet: Court documents reveal Robert Durst had more than $40,000 in cash and a mask when agents arrested Robert Durst .