That's a circular argument. Fraud is illegal by definition. The question is: what is it that makes this fraud? (Besides the fake identities.) Was there somethi

That's a circular argument. Fraud is illegal by definition. The question is: what is it that makes this fraud? (Besides the fake identities.) Was there something in the contract requiring clients to only take out policies on airline tickets they actually intended to use to travel? (The article suggests there wasn't prior to this incident.)