Rogue Claimers

A couples attempt to claim a staggering £80,000 after a house fire alerts investigators to the suspicions of investigators.

When a large number of claims are received regarding lost mobile phones on the London Underground, suspicions are raised.

When a bus driver alleges he has slipped at work, fallen backwards and knocked himself out, the case seems genuine.

A thrill-seeking holidaymaker claims he has fallen whilst trekking in Morrocco.

The Metropolitan Police team up with insurers to close in on a criminal gang deliberately causing crashes with innocent motorists, so they can submit fraudulent insurance claims.

A minor collision between a bus and a car results in an extraordinary compensation claim when the occupants of the car submit personal injury claims totaling over £8,000.

A bogus car insurance claim leads to the police tracking down and recovering hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of vehicles stolen from the UK and taken over to Africa.

A shop assistant for a high end retailer reports that shes suffered two accidents at work, resulting in horrific injuries worth a staggering £100.000 worth of compensation.

An employees compensation claim for an injury at work falls flat when its discovered he wasnt actually there at the time of the accident.

A professional horse rider claims she dismounted her horse badly and suffered injuries to her spine.

A mechanic injured at work is offered a whopping £35,000 in compensation after he claims hes been left with life-changing injuries, including not being able to walk.

When a customer contacts his insurers medical emergency helpline to tell them that he had been attacked and robbed at gunpoint in Tanzania, it sounds like a horrific case.

A whopping £400,000 whiplash claim following a simple rear end shunt raises red flags with the drivers insurers.

A handyman who alleges he has broken his hand and wrist and cannot work, claims £28,000 on an income protection policy.

A university graduate loses her high-end smart phone whilst out celebrating with her friends and immediately files a claim.

When an unlucky holiday maker reports that his bag was stolen from a tuk tuk in Sri Lanka and claims for £1800 worth of compensation to cover his lost possessions it seems like a straightforward case.

A thrill seeker claims his phone is water damaged after a ride at Thorpe Park in what first appeared like a watertight case.

A claimant reports that his house has been burgled, resulting in the loss of £6,000 worth of personal items.

A troubled tourist puts in a claim for a pair of high end headphones lost on the plane whilst returning from Australia.