Judge rules East Haddam man won’t get murdered wife’s life insurance policy even though no one has been charged in her death
October 16, 2019 by Dave Altimari
A federal court judge has ruled that an insurance company doesn’t have to pay an East Haddam man the $257,000 insurance policy belonging to his murdered wife even though no one has been charged in her 2018 death.
Judge Victor Bolden recently ordered the Zurich American Life Insurance Company to place Sandra Kalosky’s insurance benefit into an escrow account rather than pay it to her husband Robert Kalosky. Bolden said since the March 2018 homicide is unsolved the insurance company is in an untenable position.
Originally Posted at Hartford Courant on October 14, 2019 by Dave Altimari.
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