Envelope in the Ashes: The Insurance Endorsement That Sentenced a Man
Envelope in the Ashes: The Insurance Endorsement That Sentenced a ManThe first thing Gail Moore noticed was that the manila envelope pulled from the crawl space was dry and sealed, untouched by a fire that gutted the house above it six days earlier; inside was an insurance endorsement dated October 29, 2014 that specified an actual cash value payout. Who placed a policy document in a crawl space expecting it to burn, and how did that single line of boilerplate become the hinge of a fourteen‑year sentence?In this episode, we follow the timeline from Alice Simmons inheriting the Keswick…
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