I'm from Boston and my understanding of this homeless man is that he isn't the typical, stereo-type drug addict/alcoholic homeless man. And I tend to believe that because if he was, why wouldn't he be dishonest and keep at least the cash part of what he found? It wasn't all traveler's checks. However, I 100% understand being cynical of it. I was actually speaking to someone earlier tonight about this story and how it's a wonderful story if completely true, but that my mind can't help but to wonder if it maybe isn't so pure. And honestly, that sucks! It sucks to have to think that way based on the reality of a good number of people these days. I'm personally going to do my best to believe that this man is actually one of the good souls left in this world. They do exist, homeless or not, that is actually quite irrelevant. Good souls/human beings do still exist. We're out there. I choose to believe he is one of them and that this story is legit, and I hope I am right. This would be a beautiful example to set for others in this world.