Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

For Los Angeles residents are facing charges in a highly unusual case of insurance fraud.

They allegedly donned a bear costume, vandalized their own luxury cars, captured

it all on home surveillance, and then filed $140,000 in claims.

Insurance investigators became suspicious, and it wasn't long before detectives made the

grisly discovery of a bear suit in the suspect's home.

So, wow, a way to take all the fun out of it. B. Nice joke, Nora.

We had that story yesterday for you.

Nora and Donald reporting it in serious tones, I find odd. But go ahead.

I'm sorry, I'm dispirited. I will try to get it back.

Well, I don't know.

I want to hear the details on this story because I haven't.

How good a bear costume was it?

Where do you get a bear costume?

I have seen many bear costumes, and I will tell you this is your upper tier of bear costume.

On the other hand, here's the scam.

These guys take luxury cars, including a 2010

Rolls-Royce ghost, and rip the hell out of the interior of it, and claim a bear did the damage

for the insurance money, I guess. Their clever plot, though, is not merely to take garden tools or carpentry items or what

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