Payton Moreland

When he came back, he said he had to go on disability, remember, because he said he had lost all sensation and he couldn't work as a dentist. Well, when all was said and done, Larry had actually collected 3.5 million dollars from multiple insurance companies. Depending on who you ask, though, that crocodile bite never happened.

When he came back, he said he had to go on disability, remember, because he said he had lost all sensation and he couldn't work as a dentist. Well, when all was said and done, Larry had actually collected 3.5 million dollars from multiple insurance companies. Depending on who you ask, though, that crocodile bite never happened.

When he came back, he said he had to go on disability, remember, because he said he had lost all sensation and he couldn't work as a dentist. Well, when all was said and done, Larry had actually collected 3.5 million dollars from multiple insurance companies. Depending on who you ask, though, that crocodile bite never happened.

So after hearing what occurred in October 2016 with Bianca, many of Larry's friends and colleagues think that wound might have been self-inflicted, that Larry might have shot off the tip of his thumb to collect insurance money. And since the insurance companies knew it would be too expensive to send their appraisers to Zambia and assess the claim, they just gave him the money.

So after hearing what occurred in October 2016 with Bianca, many of Larry's friends and colleagues think that wound might have been self-inflicted, that Larry might have shot off the tip of his thumb to collect insurance money. And since the insurance companies knew it would be too expensive to send their appraisers to Zambia and assess the claim, they just gave him the money.

So after hearing what occurred in October 2016 with Bianca, many of Larry's friends and colleagues think that wound might have been self-inflicted, that Larry might have shot off the tip of his thumb to collect insurance money. And since the insurance companies knew it would be too expensive to send their appraisers to Zambia and assess the claim, they just gave him the money.

No. From all accounts that I've read.

No. From all accounts that I've read.

No. From all accounts that I've read.

Yeah, like he wasn't in the red.

Yeah, like he wasn't in the red.

Yeah, like he wasn't in the red.

He just liked money. Which might explain why he didn't just divorce. Because he knew that he would lose money, which he seems to love. So we're seeing a pattern here. Larry would head to Zambia, lie about what happened there, come back and get a lot of money. Problem was, this still isn't quite enough to charge Larry with murder.

He just liked money. Which might explain why he didn't just divorce. Because he knew that he would lose money, which he seems to love. So we're seeing a pattern here. Larry would head to Zambia, lie about what happened there, come back and get a lot of money. Problem was, this still isn't quite enough to charge Larry with murder.

He just liked money. Which might explain why he didn't just divorce. Because he knew that he would lose money, which he seems to love. So we're seeing a pattern here. Larry would head to Zambia, lie about what happened there, come back and get a lot of money. Problem was, this still isn't quite enough to charge Larry with murder.

Which is why, for the next three years after Bianca's death, he and Lori get to live out the life they hoped for. But in 2020, they make a really stupid mistake. So Lori and Larry are out to dinner at this Phoenix Steakhouse sometime earlier that year, 2020. Apparently it's a place they visit often because the bartender, a guy named Brian Lovelace, seems to recognize them.

Which is why, for the next three years after Bianca's death, he and Lori get to live out the life they hoped for. But in 2020, they make a really stupid mistake. So Lori and Larry are out to dinner at this Phoenix Steakhouse sometime earlier that year, 2020. Apparently it's a place they visit often because the bartender, a guy named Brian Lovelace, seems to recognize them.

Which is why, for the next three years after Bianca's death, he and Lori get to live out the life they hoped for. But in 2020, they make a really stupid mistake. So Lori and Larry are out to dinner at this Phoenix Steakhouse sometime earlier that year, 2020. Apparently it's a place they visit often because the bartender, a guy named Brian Lovelace, seems to recognize them.

And he notices that halfway through their dinner, Larry and Lori start fighting. Jetzt ist die Musik ein wenig laut, also von halbwegs über die Runde kann man nicht wirklich herausfinden, was sie sagen. Aber an einem Punkt stoppt die Musik und Brian, der der Bartender ist, der sich einfach auf dieses Paar aufschlägt, weil wer würde es nicht?

And he notices that halfway through their dinner, Larry and Lori start fighting. Jetzt ist die Musik ein wenig laut, also von halbwegs über die Runde kann man nicht wirklich herausfinden, was sie sagen. Aber an einem Punkt stoppt die Musik und Brian, der der Bartender ist, der sich einfach auf dieses Paar aufschlägt, weil wer würde es nicht?