A plumber who found envelopes filled with money hidden in a wall at Joel Osteen’s Lakewood Church in Texas received a $20,000 reward.
identified by NBC Houston affiliate KPRC
as Justin Cauley, discovered the money last month while removing a toilet from a church bathroom. Police believe the cash and checks he found were connected to a theft at the church in 2014 when $600,000 was taken from a safe. The nonprofit organization CrimeStoppers gave Cauley a check for $20,000 for alerting the church to his discovery. The money is part of CrimeStoppers reward it offered for the 2014 robbery, while Lakewood has since turned their portion of the reward into a donation.The plumber explained how he found the money Nov.
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