Chapter 3 - THE FIFTEEN-MILLION-DOLLAR POLICYThe insurance policy was real.
So was my forged signature.
Parker had applied for an additional fifteen-million-dollar term policy on my life through a broker named Russell Dane.
Insured:
Me.
Owner:
A company called PVB Family Holdings.
Beneficiary:
Parker Vance Bellamy.
Contingent beneficiary:
Sabrina Kells.
There she was.
Why would my husband’s mistress be the contingent beneficiary of insurance on my life?
Parker had an explanation ready.
He said Sabrina was supposed to act as trustee for our child.
Except she was not listed as trustee.
She was listed personally.
That distinction mattered.
The insurer required my consent.
Someone provided it electronically.
The IP address traced to Parker’s office.
The e-signature certificate used a copy of my driver’s license.
Who had access?
Parker.
And Sabrina.
She worked as a private wealth consultant before becoming “a friend of the family.”
That was how she entered our lives.
She had helped restructure Parker’s separate business debt.
Then the affair began.
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Then the insurance policy.
Sequence mattered.
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