Fallen Soldier's Insurance Payout

July 28, 2010 4:35 PM

Katie Couric reports how the second largest insurance giant in the country has been making a profit on the insurance money given to the mother of a soldier killed in Afghanistan.

A Fallen Hero - How an Insurance Company Profits

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