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Either this woman got what was coming to her for showing off, or she's committing insurance fraud. It seems to be just a little bit too convenient that the place was robbed just two weeks after being well documented and when the alarm and safe happened to be disabled. If I was the insurance adjuster I'd look long and hard at the case before I granted a payment, because it just smells suspicious.

Having worked briefly as a property-claims adjuster out of college, l can tell you that there's no chance this is still with a regular adjuster. Just given the value, this is almost certainly in the hands of a special claims group, and has probably already been referred to a fraud specialist.

(With that said, from my experience, I wouldn't be surprised either way.)

On another note: the lady is seriously delusional to think that she can somehow spin her dysfunctional consumerism into "charity."

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Either this woman got what was coming to her for showing off, or she's committing insurance fraud. It seems to be just a little bit too convenient that the place was robbed just two weeks after being well documented and when the alarm and safe happened to be disabled. If I was the insurance adjuster I'd look long and hard at the case before I granted a payment, because it just smells suspicious.

Or perhaps it is reasonable to assume that the perpetrator in question knew the victim, knew her habits and picked a time to strike.