detectivehomemom
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Unless he is found guilty of murdering her, the money is his for now. The insurance company doesn’t usually request an autopsy. That determination was made by LE, the family, and the coroner I believe. The insurance company went by what they were told. She died of natural causes.
Question (apologies if this has been asked and answered already) - is it not standard operating procedure on a payout in excess of $400k life insurance for the insurance company to insist on an autopsy for someone of good health in their 40s?
Moreover, what are the odds of said insurance company coming back now to try and repossess such funds pending the current autopsy results since the death is now being investigated? Or do they have to wait now for adjudication in court for a murder at the hands of the beneficiary now that the money has already been released?
Thanks in advance for anyone who might shed light on the above![/QUOT