James Pietragallo

Under a car parked in the garage is a clump of hair that belonged to Tanya.

And the floor appeared to have been recently cleaned.

Yeah.

So the insurance guy, he has this insurance guy that we're going to talk about.

You have an insurance guy.

Everyone has an insurance person.

So this insurance guy came over to visit because he's out on bond, came over to visit David and said that he can't make it to the rosary service because I have something, I have a previous commitment.

And David said, quote, I don't give a shit.

She deserved to die.

Oh.

That's what he told the insurance guy.

Okay.

Speaking of insurance, they also find out that David had two life insurance policies on Tanya, naming him as the beneficiary, totaling $1.7 million.

That it's payable in the event she died by accidental means.

You know, took a tumble down the stairs type of thing.

Yeah.

So a $500,000 policy dated April 6th, 1994, when she was trying to leave him, remember, to which a $500,000 accidental death benefit was added later on.

Then another second $500,000 policy dated June 21, 1996 with a $200,000 accidental rider added on.

So that's $1.7 million.

The second policy, he had told his insurance agent that he wanted to cancel the first policy and replace it with a cheaper one.