Mom Boucher Net Worth: How Much Was Maurice Boucher Worth When He Died?

Canada’s most notorious criminal, Maurice Boucher, had a net worth of approximately $1.5 million before his demise.

Boucher who had been behind bars for over twenty years, died on July 10, 2022 after battling throat cancer. He was 69 years old.

Boucher was born and raised with seven other of his siblings, in Causapscal, a sawmill town in the Gaspé Peninsula. He was the son of a construction worker.

Beforebhis death, Boucher was was serving a life sentence in jail.

Boucher was the brain behind a criminal gang and a Rock Machine biker gang named the Hells Angels’. He was the leader of the Montreal chapter.

He began chairing the gang ever since the Quebec Biker war in 1994.

Before his passing, Boucher was serving in jail for offenses ranging from multiple murders, sexual assaults, and drug trafficking.

He was had been confined at Sainte-Anne-des-Plaines, Canada’s only supermax prison.

Boucher was almost killed on two occasions while in prison. The first was an attack by the Indian Posse, a criminal gang, who shot a bazooka at his cell in 2002.

The second was multiple stabs he got from a fellow prisoner in 2010. Boucher had been severely wounded from the attack.

Reports states that Boucher, while he was alive, strongly desired revenge against his alleged traitors once he got out of jail, but he never got the opportunity to execute it.

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