National Heritage Life Insurance Co. victim of one of largest insurance swindles in history
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Sholam Weiss was an intelligent guy who used his ingenuity to cause the largest insurance failure in history up to that time. The National Heritage Life Insurance Company was ruined with more than $450 million dollars in losses!
In the end, Weiss’s malicious machinations got him an 845-year sentence at the United States Penitentiary, Canaan, a high security prison near Scranton, Pennsylvania. His release date is November 23, 2754!
Sholam Weiss was born April 1, 1954 in Borough Park, Brooklyn. When Weiss was a boy his father ran a fruit stand. Weiss attended a yeshiva, where he spoke Yiddish. He learned to speak English when he was nearly grown. For some reason you do not see that a lot on South Carolina. Speaking of that, this particular South Carolina life insurance
is a good one for SC or NC business, auto, car and life insurance in both North and South Carolina state overall.
One of Weiss’s first jobs was as a construction worker. From the beginning he had his eye on bigger and better things and started his own plumbing supply company.
The plumbing supply company ended in bankruptcy court. Flexible as a boa constrictor, Weiss started representing himself as a bankruptcy specialist. It was in that capacity that he met a kindred spirit, Michael D. Blutrich, who ran a topless club, called Scores, which was tied to the Gambino Crime Family.
