Ga. woman pretended to be dead child’s grandmother for $35K life insurance payout, officials say
Georgia insurance investigators are looking for a woman they say pretended to be a child’s grandmother for their life insurance payout.
Dianne Curry, 62, is wanted for insurance fraud, according to the Georgia Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner’s Office.
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Officials said Curry submitted a life insurance application to Globe Life and Accident Insurance Company in 2016. In the application, she allegedly said that she was the grandmother of the insured child.
The child died four years later in Dec. 2020 and Curry received a $35,000 payout, according to officials. But investigators said they learned she wasn’t related at all to the child.
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“Ms. Curry revealed in a subsequent interview that she was not the grandmother of the juvenile and the two had no familial relationship,” Commissioner John King said in a statement.
Officials have issued a warrant for Curry’s arrest in Bibb County.
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