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Usually comes across in the Direct Bill authorization from the insurance company. Statistics show that 90%+ of all thefts are recovered within 48 hours of being stolen. Therefore as a service, if the vehicle is found in 48 hours or less we don't bill the insurance company. One side question...

Date of loss stated on the claim filed was 5/31. We have what's called a 48 hr theft waiver policy with his particular carrier. It's basically a service we offer where we waive the first 48 hours of rental from the day the car was stolen (not the day you decide to rent the car). He got in the...

Typically insurance companies make you wait 48 hours before approving a rental on a theft claim.

Yeah I have mileage but that's not always correct. He rented a red Chevy aveo.

I work for said rental company in Houston. When I heard his truck was found burned I searched rental history for his name. Found it immediately.

I can tell you without a doubt that he rented a car in Spring, TX on the morning of 5/31 at 9:51 am and returned it on the afternoon of 6/4. He rented the car through on insurance theft claim through his personal auto insurance. And yea, the police aware he did rent the car.