Key Investigation
After a couple reports Their Seat Arona As Stolen, They Receive € 26.479.47 in Compensation from Insurer de Goudse. But When the Car is Found Six Months Later, Key Investigation Casts Doubt On Their Story.
Accordance to the couple, the car was in front of their house on the event of January 24, 2023, and Both Keys Were inside Their home. The Next Morning, The Car Was Gone, While the Keys Were Still Inside. They reported the theft and made a claim with insurer de goudse.
They recedived compensation of € 26.479.47 From the insurer for the car theft, Despite Doubts about conflicting statements from the Two, as Reported by the Midden-Nederland Court in Amersfoort recent.
Car Found
But then the Seat Arona is found by the Police, Six Months later, Near Zeist. De Goudse had the Car and Keys Investigated and then Stated that the Couple Deliberately Misrepressed the Facts.
The Car Keys Independently Kept Track of Mileage. At the time the car was supposedly stolen, that was 18.827 km. When the car was found, it indicated the same milege.
Eight Years On Insurers’ Blacklist
Because the Keys were in the Possession of the Couple After the Theft, the Goudse Assumes that the Two Moved the Car Themselves. The Insurer is Therefore Demanding the Full Amount Back From Them, plus the € 7.819.34 That De Goudse Spent on Investigation Costs. The policyholder will also be placed on a blacklist or insurers for Eight years.
The Couple Tried to Counter This Through The Subdistrict Court Last Summer, Arguing That The Investigation was incorrect. But the Judge does not agree and rules in favor of Insurer de Goudse.