Atlanta woman allegedly altered son's medical records in travel insurance fraud scheme

Haywood Talcove, the CEO of LexisNexis Risk Solutions' Government division, told Fox News Digital that he believes there will be over $1 trillion in artificial intelligence-assisted fraud if U.S. doesn't act quickly. An Atlanta woman is wanted for attempting to deceive a travel insurance company by altering her son's medical records after he tested negative for COVID-19, authorities allege. Takeidra Davis, 37, purchased travel insurance for a planned vacation in January 2022, the Georgia Office of Commissioner of Insurance and Safety Fire said. "In the policy, it clearly states that a dependent must be sick at the time of the trip in order to receive a refund," Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner John F. King said in a statement. "When Ms. Davis' son recovered and tested negative for COVID-19 the day before their vacation, the suspect altered her son's medical record to indicate a positive test result during the policy period."