I timed the divorce perfectly.

She’s too weak to change the beneficiary forms. We’re golden.”

David leaned back in his chair, a lethal, predatory smile spreading across his face. “It’s one thing to suspect financial exploitation of a dying spouse.

It’s an entirely different ballgame to have hard audio evidence of a man explicitly forecasting a profit margin on his wife’s impending death. I’m submitting this to the insurance fraud investigation unit right now.”

The insurance company froze Greg’s $500,000 claim within two hours.

David unleashed a barrage of legal hellfire. He built a massive civil case on financial coercion, fraudulent inducement of a divorce, and beneficiary bad faith.