Fraud of the WeekMay 13, 2019Arson — GeorgiaAmount: $400,000 A Georgia fraudster is facing up to 70 years in prison and up to $400,000…

Author of an essay called "How to Murder Your Husband" murders husband for life insurance money.

Fraudster was not a passenger in the vehicle during the accident which she claimed injured her back.

A Florida Express Lube and Auto Repair business owner filed a claim for burned business hours after consulting a bankruptcy attorney.

An insurance agent, acting president and CEO of an insurance agency in Massachusetts has embezzled over $270k from client companies.

False Claim Fraud — WashingtonAmount: $10,617A Washington woman pleaded guilty to one felony count of filing a fraudulent insurance claim for a…

A life insurance agent stole the identities of dozens of his church mates in order to file over 80 fraudulent life insurance policies.

Fraudster turns himself in after spending nearly 7 months on Kreidler's insurance fraud most wanted list.

A former insurance agent pretends to have cancer for over $300,000 gain.

A former socialite is found guilty of insurance fraud and faces up to 60 years in prison.