Double indemnity is a clause or provision in a life insurance or accident policy.
Double indemnity may also refer to:
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Phyliss' actions expose Walter's naivety. She easily manipulates him, which betrays his inability to see past her pretty face, and his continued adoration leaves him open to her betrayal.
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Over a period of several months, Walter hatches the plan for his alibi, which includes staging Phyllis' husband's death by killing him and dumping him near the railroad tracks. Walter then plans to impersonate her husband, get on the train, make...
