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Note: Ted's handwritten notes on the report are included as footnotes.
Guilford County Sheriff's Department
Supplemental Report
1. Incident Number: 951009027
4. Narrative:
Mr. Apple says that he has insured
Ted Kimble for $100,000, this policy in effect since 6/9/90. On
6/28/94, Ted Kimble changed his primary beneficiary from his mother,
Edna, to Patricia Blakley Kimble, his wife.
On 2/24/95 Mr. Apple ran into Ted
Kimble, but he does not recall where this occurred. Mr. Apple says
that he may have gone to Lyles Building materials and called on
Kimble. Mr. Apple and Kimble discussed increasing life insurance on
Patricia Kimble, because she had $25,000 somewhere else, and Ted
Kimble wanted to increase it to a total of $100,00 so that he and
his wife would he equally covered. Mr. Apple made note in his
appointment book (copies provided) to run a $100,000 whole Life
proposal for a 27 year old female non-smoker for Patricia Kimble.
Mr. Apple says that on 3/1/95 he had
an appointment to return to Lyles Buildinging Materials to meet with
Ted and Patricia Kimble at 11:50 AM, to intiate and sign an
application.
Mr. Apple recalls that when he met
with the Kimble's, Patricia KimbleA
was very irate over the situation, and it appeared to Mr. Apple that
Ted Kimble may have only told his wife about the insurance a day or
so prior to the meeting. Mr. Apple says that Patricia Kimble was so
adamant about not getting the insurance that Mr. Apple left without
starting or signing an application. 5. Reporting Officer/Assignment: Det. John Appel, Major Crimes
AHarvey was a jerk salesman. We were pricing insurance and he wanted us to "sign." Patricia didn't want that much insurance and thaught it was a waste of money. We argued about and went called Garry for his opinion. He sided with her. She bought a policy from Bill Jerrell 25,000 4/1/95 *5 months later we had a new Jeep and a line of equity. I started pricing insurance again.
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