Old Mutual dragged after family drops off dead body at its office in claim dispute | IOL News

Johannesburg - Old Mutual has come under fire after a fed-up family was forced to resort to drastic measures after it allegedly failed to pay a funeral claim.

On Tuesday night, numerous videos emerged on Twitter showing family members carrying the body of a dead family in a body bag from Old Mutual's offices in KZN where it was dropped following the company's alleged refusal to pay out a death benefit. According to tweets, the policy holder roped in family members after failing to resolve the dispute with the insurance company.

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