Shocking! Hungarian man laid under the train to have his legs cut off for 2.8 million EUR

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The Hungarian man has been accused of deliberately lying under a departing train to have his legs cut off. The purpose of his plan was to receive the EUR 2.8 million worth of insurance payment he had previously concluded with several insurance companies.

The shocking case series had started more than seven years ago when the suspect decided to scam out a significant amount of insurance money by self-mutilation. Therefore, between 2013 and 2014, he concluded 14 high-risk life and accident insurance contracts at various insurance companies in order to get EUR 2.8 million by causing injury to himself at a later date. After the contracts had been signed,

he climbed on the front part of a departing train to deliberately get injured in July 2014 .

Read also: Deadliest railway accidents of the EU occur in Hungary

As the Hungarian news portal Blikk reports, the train drove over the man’s legs and caused him severe injuries. The suspect’s legs had been so drastically damaged that they had to be amputated from the knee down. Shortly after the event, the suspect’s wife reported the incident to the insurance company. However, the case became suspicious to the majority of the insurance companies.

Eventually, the man did not receive the EUR 2.8 million insurance payment he had previously contracted.

The suspect claimed that only one of their three cars worked that day and it was taken by his wife. This was the reason why he resorted to taking the train. As he was leaving the station, he felt a sharp pain in his left ankle. There were pieces of broken glass on the platform on which he slipped and then fell under the train. Regarding the suspicious number of the previously piled-up insurance contracts, the Hungarian man said that he just followed his financial adviser’s suggestion to keep his savings in an insurance account instead of depositing them to the bank. According to his adviser, the former solution had better interest rates.

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2 Comments

  1. He didn’t know that insurance companies will do everything they can not to pay, even if he was injured by accident he wouldn’t get anything.

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