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let's just jump right into it I'm Payton Moreland and this is Binged. What would you do if you

discovered your husband took out an 850,000 dollar life insurance policy on you and never told you about it.

What if his previous wife had died under suspicious circumstances?

And what if that previous wife's death resulted in a $350,000 payout?

Well, that was the dilemma that faced the second wife of Loehl Edwin Amos, a man who by the mid-1990s had been married three times and

widowed three times, which is the kind of bad luck that transcends mere coincidence.

L'Owell Amos, whom everyone knew as Ed, was just your average affluent middle-aged executive.

He'd had a facelift, kept his hair dyed,

wore a Rolex and a diamond ring.

He was what you might have called flashy.

He liked to buy drinks for everybody to pick up the tab for large groups of

people. He also liked fast cars, fancy houses, gambling. He liked his women and liked his cocaine. He was what you might call

somewhat hedonistic. Well, maybe a lot hedonistic, but Ed didn't let his fast lifestyle stop him from getting married.

And it was in the marriage department that Ed's luck ran pretty bad.

He had been widowed twice. He'd lost two wives in the span of just 10 years and he was about to lose a third.

On the night of Saturday, December 10th, 1994, Ed and his wife, Roberta, his third wife,

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