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FeaturesJohn Floyd Thomas, Jr. was a senior workers’ compensation claims adjuster with State Compensation in Glendale, California. And shockingly, his story became a true crime tale…
By Jorge Alexandria - October 18, 2026Please be advised: The following is a true crime tale, involving a human monster with a tangent insurance connection, that is prepared exclusively for Halloween. While themes and explicit details of gore, horror, suspense, psychological dread, along with vivid imagery of graphic violence have been removed, it does nonetheless contain passing descriptions of violence, not any more than what was originally reported in the evening news, that extremely sensitive individuals may find disturbing.
It’s been a long time. But the monster still lives. He breathes.
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There is insurance for THAT?
By Nini Chow - October 12, 2026Halloween is just around the corner and that inspired me to think about the world of the weird, wacky, and wild claims and the types of insurance policies needed to cover those losses. The insurance industry is no stranger to the weird, wacky, and wild. While stereotypically, people think that the insurance industry is boring, the truth of what insurance can and does protect and cover may be stranger than fiction.
Lloyds of London is one of the pioneering insurance marketplaces that became the foundation of the modern insurance industry where the common insurance policies included auto, property, and general liability insurance.
Lloyds of London is not only widely recognized as one of the oldest insurance institutions, but it is also the pioneering insurance market that is world renowned for insuring complex and specialized risks that traditional insurers would likely decline to cover. Lloyds of London has a well-known reputation for insuring any risk that is non-standard, special, and unusual that other insurers wouldn’t think about. In other words, they have a reputation for insuring the weird, wacky, and wild.
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