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Not long after Nick Cordova was murdered, his wife learned that his death meant a payout of $8 million,
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but not necessarily to her. Just days after Nick Cordova's death, his wife Alicia started receiving texts from his
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business partner Dave. Not about the investigation into his death, not about what happened, but about insurance. He
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tells her that he needs her to sign off on some insurance paperwork. And when she did, she'd be getting around
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$500,000, which to her seemed reasonable. I mean, Nick owned half the company that he ran with Dave. Maybe
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it's like a million-dollar policy. It's split in half, right? But Alicia decided
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to check. And what she finds is shocking. There isn't just one policy, there are two. And the total payout is
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$8 million. But when she finally submits the paperwork to claim her portion, the
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insurance company tells her that they already received her signed documents. Except she never signed anything. She
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believes that someone forged her signature. Now, ask yourself, who had access to
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those documents? Who was pushing her to sign so quickly? And who stood to gain right away from
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getting that policy processed?