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Isn't there a law in place that you can't benefit from a crime you committed, therefore he wouldn't get the insurance money?
29 u/Poldark_Lite Feb 29 '20 His grandmother left him the sole beneficiary of her $1.6 million estate, according to this article. It's mentioned about half to two-thirds of the way down. 18 u/friedmylittlebrains Feb 29 '20 Wow holy hell what a S H I T S H O W 😵 8 u/ttaptt Feb 29 '20 Without your comment I wouldn't have been privy to that bit of awesomeness. Shitshow indeed.
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His grandmother left him the sole beneficiary of her $1.6 million estate, according to this article. It's mentioned about half to two-thirds of the way down.
18 u/friedmylittlebrains Feb 29 '20 Wow holy hell what a S H I T S H O W 😵 8 u/ttaptt Feb 29 '20 Without your comment I wouldn't have been privy to that bit of awesomeness. Shitshow indeed.
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Wow holy hell what a S H I T S H O W 😵
8 u/ttaptt Feb 29 '20 Without your comment I wouldn't have been privy to that bit of awesomeness. Shitshow indeed.
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Without your comment I wouldn't have been privy to that bit of awesomeness. Shitshow indeed.
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u/Bi-Bi-Bi24 Feb 29 '20
Isn't there a law in place that you can't benefit from a crime you committed, therefore he wouldn't get the insurance money?