My son had an armed at his townhouse, in the middle of the day, two armed men came into his unit, took the maid hostage and then him. After hitting him in the face and over the head with the weapon, they were both placed under a duvet.
They took their time to carefully remove the TV's and sound systems from the unit and as they passed they kicked him and the maid. This ordeal lasted for a long time, and he was told he was going to be shot when they are finished. A Neighbour saw the broken bell push and knocked at the door he was greeted by a robber who made him on the kitchen floor and took his wallet.
My son got hold of his maid's cell phone and phoned me, being just 10 minutes away, I missed them by seconds.
Outsurance then send their strong-arm loss adjusters Sias out to do their thing, with the sole purpose to catch you in an ambush, suddenly you not only need to show the remotes and manuals left behind, you need to remember to the date and day where you bought the item and how you paid etc. This is 6 weeks later he has not been to the unit as it is still to traumatic, he has been for counselling and 3 or 4 Sias tortures. now the claim has been rejected. Well done
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