A photo of Glenn's note, obtained by the New York Post, shows part of the letter, with the full text obscured. However, parts of the note are visible, showing that he talks about how he and his wife "had everything in life", but that they "can not live with" their "financial reality".
In the wife's suicide note, she asked that their kids be taken care of.
DailyMail.com has learned that the Scarpellis had a history of financial problems and had been pursued for dozens of outstanding tax liens by federal and city authorities since at least 1998.
The chiropractor owed $213,000 to the federal government and just under $42,000 to the state in unpaid taxes.
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