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"Biggest Loser" Accused of Screwing Chubb-y

10/1/2008 5:10 AM PDT by TMZ Staff

A guy who won $100K on "The Biggest Loser" is facing some heavy jail time for allegedly trying to bilk an insurance company out of $63,000.

Season one loser David Fioravanti just was indicted by a Massachusetts grand jury on seven counts of insurance fraud -- he allegedly tried to insure $63K worth of jewels that he already had reported as stolen a year before, reports the Boston Globe. And he tried to perpetrate this scheme not once, but twice, says the DA.

And get this -- one of the allegedly victimized insurance companies was named ... Chubb Insurance!!!

You can't make this stuff up, folks.

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insurance companies have seen it all...otherwise... they would be out of business real quick...twit...put his a$$ in jail...

Posted at 7:01 AM on Oct 1, 2008 by northern gypsy

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Go Insurance Fraud Bureau - get them all!

Posted at 7:50 AM on Oct 1, 2008 by Liss

3.

There was something really unlikeable about this guy during the show. He came across as a bonehead - this just proves it.

Posted at 8:03 AM on Oct 1, 2008 by mrsv

4.

This could not happen to a nicer guy!!!

This man is a PIG and a SCAMMER who screwed his own family out of estates of deceased relatives and one I KNOW of who was alive at the time.

David I hope you MEAT new people in prison you belonged there a LONG time ago!!!

THERE IS A GOD & KARMA HAS FINALLY STARTED CATCHING UP WITH YOU.


Dancing in Boston,

People who you have screwed over : )

Posted at 1:33 PM on Oct 1, 2008 by Robyn S Boston MA

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He's gonna need that $100,000 for atty. fee's.

Posted at 8:05 AM on Oct 2, 2008 by :what ev errrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

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