She reported her car stolen. The dashcam showed her driving it into the lake.
A woman files an insurance claim for a stolen vehicle. Her own dashcam captures her driving the car off a boat ramp into the water.
She reported the car stolen on a Monday.
Filed an insurance claim for $38,000.
Cried at the police station.
"It was my dream car."
The adjuster started processing.
Standard investigation.
Then the dashcam footage arrived.
She forgot the dashcam uploaded to the cloud.
Automatically. Every trip.
The footage showed her driving at 3 a.m.
To a boat ramp outside town.
She parked at the edge.
Sat for two minutes.
Then drove it straight into the lake.
Got out when the water hit the windows.
Swam to shore.
Walked to her boyfriend's car parked nearby.
Drove home.
Changed clothes.
Reported it stolen at 9 a.m.
She forgot her dashcam uploaded to the cloud. Every second. In HD. The insurance company denied the claim and forwarded the footage to the police.