James Pietragallo

So the guy wrote it up, but David never canceled the first policy.

He kept them both.

He was fucking lying.

So that's interesting.

And the guy, basically, he kept paying the premiums.

And therefore keeping them current.

Yeah, that's it.

So November 12th, 1999 is when he had called, he called his insurance agent.

This is six days before Tanya is killed.

Oh, he called this agent and said that, uh, basically said that if Tanya died in an accident, he said, well, this is, he was talking about the accident stuff, but he's, this is just not about insurance.

This is just chit chat with his buddy.

And he's the insurance agent.

Yeah.

And he said, quote, I'm going to kill the bitch.

You know, I can do it.

Then he said, remember, she was the one that wanted the life insurance.

Which this guy doesn't know that at all.

In the same conversation, David asked this man whether he knows how to transfer farmland into his son's name and all that kind of thing.

Now, David's phone records show he was in contact with an attorney, not the divorce attorney, a different attorney during this week.

Thirteen times he called this person in seven days.