Few things reveal a person's character faster, that a windfall of easy money.

And then you can't be skater money. Who cares? Who cares? We have nothing left. Be quiet.

Of course, it must be said. Helen Goli and Olga Rudderschmidt had the foul scent of corruption about them

long before they cashed their first big insurance checks.

And these women, it's incredible to think of their mindset.

So maybe what happened next wasn't so much of a fall from grace

as the inevitable destination of a long escalator ride to the bottom.

Am I going to be taken to jail and put in a jail?

Yes, Helen and Olga were going to jail.

From petty crime and frivolous lawsuits,

they graduated to insurance fraud. Between the two of lawsuits, they'd graduated to insurance fraud.

Between the two of them, they'd collected nearly $3 million in life insurance payouts

would have collected more, too, if they hadn't been arrested.

They knew how to work these insurance companies.

And what was revealed in the end by that windfall of easy money?

Well, a black and bottomless hole where a moral compass should be.

I think if people saw what evil looked like, they would want to turn away from it because

it was so horrible.

But I do believe it's possible to put up a facade or veneer, you know, over evil motives.

On this episode, you'll hear from the detectives who were determined to prove that these two

70-something women were more than thieves.

They were cold-blooded killers.

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