This is a story meant as a joke but I'm not sure if it could turn out real and would like to have your opinion.
A guy buys insurance for a carton of cigarettes to protect them from damage, intentional or otherwise. He then goes on to light them, ie smokes them and tried to claim the insurance, since after smoking them, it is technically "damaged". He successfully claimed the insurance for the item but once the damage was paid out, the insurance company sued him for arson. He was jailed for 2 years.
Is such a scenario possible in the United States?
2007-06-10
14:25:30
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