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CBS news: ” A fire bombing of cars in Brooklyn two months ago had investigators believing it was a hate crime, but now they think it may have been arson to claim insurance money, CBS 2?s John Slattery reports”.
OMG! This leaves me speechless.
Why?
I’m speechless that you are posting this like 15 hours after YWN already posted this http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/article.php?p=114367
WIY (on the main page)- Why are you being choshed a yid, for doing this act?
Ferd, 15 hours? Wow, thats almost 15 years. Unbelievable.
Anyhow, whodunit?
real-brisker
I said “if its true.” The 3 cars were owned by one person (I remember hearing) and the police are strongly leaning towards it being an insurance scam. I dont know one way or the other. All I am saying is that if it turns out to be a scam it will be a huge Chillul.
This is very strange. Fire and theft insurance go together so they could have had the cars stolen. In some neighborhoods it is enough to leave them unlocked.
Was an owner or owners of these vehicles identified, or did anyone step foward at the time and identify themselves as an owner of one of the torched cars?
WIY – Once again, were do you see anyhting about jews in the article?
The cars are owned by Jews
I dont understand what insurance scam can there be if insurance just pays the value of the car. What can this person benefit from doing it?
Hi Ferd.
Who cares how long it takes for news to reach someone! Have you not heard of “history”? News never expires.
Anyway:
I hope it is not insurance fraud. That is all I can say.
I am not sure why they once believed it was arson and now they think it’s insurance fraud. Could be an anti-semitic spin, could be true.
YWN mods
Please remove my comment that it was Jews as i don’t know that for a fact also on the article on the news site please delete my comment if it isn’t too late to do so.
R-B
Thanks for calling me out on this. I requested from YWN Mods to remove my comment from the article. I hope they do so.
WIY – Thanks for the clarification.
2qwerty, the owner gets the book value. The value of the car in question might be far less because of unusual wear and tear, accidents, etc.
Actually, there is an insurance company paying the value of a model from a year later with less mileage. I forget who they are.
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