Consumers need to know the names of insurers who issued policies with little or no underwriting–policies issued with names of insureds who knew nothing about this.
That is how the two elderly women convicted a few years ago in Calif. were able to amass millions–after killing the insureds who previously were homeless men. The women gave them a place to live, paid their utilities, and had them sign a life insurance policy. Then they forged those signatures on additional policies.
Consumers need to know the names of insurers who issued policies with little or no underwriting–policies issued with names of insureds who knew nothing about this.
That is how the two elderly women convicted a few years ago in Calif. were able to amass millions–after killing the insureds who previously were homeless men. The women gave them a place to live, paid their utilities, and had them sign a life insurance policy. Then they forged those signatures on additional policies.