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I know nothing of the particulars of this case, but a person could order a fake hit and then kill themselves in order to make it look like a murder to ensure th
by ksdale 7y ago
I know nothing of the particulars of this case, but a person could order a fake hit and then kill themselves in order to make it look like a murder to ensure the life insurance payout.
- excalibur 7y agoI mean maybe, if you thought the hit was real and were disappointed when nothing happened you might go that route.
- ksdale 7y agoOr if you fully intended to commit suicide and were only interested in a hit as a way to make sure the insurance pays out. Trying to make sure someone gets a life insurance pay out is a really common feature of a lot of stories about suicide.
- sfkdjf9j3j 7y agoMost life insurance policies actually do cover suicide.
- paggle 7y agoAfter 2 years.
- naniwaduni 7y agoRemember to check the terms of your contract, folks!
- wavefunction 7y agoThat's about as criminal as murdering someone though. There's nothing for the police to stand beside, behind, in front of or crouch and whimper inside of in this case.
- a1369209993 7y ago> about as criminal as murdering someone If you think insurance fraud is anywhere near as criminal as murder, then I worry for whatever juridiction you live in.
- wavefunction 7y agoI think killing yourself for insurance fraud is definitely near murder. But that's just me.
- thaumasiotes 7y agoThat's just you. Killing yourself is nowhere near as serious as killing someone else; the insurance fraud leaves that conclusion untouched.
- thaumasiotes 7y agoFor purposes of a life insurance payout, ordering a real hit on yourself, and dying in it, is most definitely suicide.