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My Mother-In-Law Took Out A Life Insurance Policy On Me — She Forgot I Work In Insurance

My Mother-In-Law Took Out A Life Insurance Policy On Me — She Forgot I Work In Insurance "I'm just seeing a $2 million policy here, issued three years ago, beneficiary listed as... oh my God," my colleague whispered across the desk, her face draining of color as she turned the monitor toward me. "Margot, the beneficiary is Eleanor Thorne. Your mother-in-law." I stared at the screen, watching my own name—Margot Elizabeth Thorne—listed as the insured party on a life insurance policy I'd never applied for, never signed, never known existed. What made this discovery even more chilling was the realization that if I hadn't been randomly auditing policy files that morning—part of my job as a fraud investigator for Continental Life Insurance—I might never have known that someone was literally betting on my death. I work in insurance fraud investigation. It's my job to find the anomalies, the suspicious patterns, the cases where something doesn't add up.