There were tens of thousands of insurance claims arising from 9/11 costing the industry tens of billions, if 9/11 was an inside job, then why didn't one single insurance investigation spot this?
Why hasn't any insurer stepped forward since and said "hold on.."?
There were extensive investigations into how the buildings fell, none found that the collapses were the result of controlled demolitions, lasers, energy weapons, mini-nukes or any of that..
What's the alternative explanation for this, are all these insurance companies and their associated experts stupid?
The Question of Cost: Insured Losses from September 11
As of this writing (early August 2002), the “official” insured loss estimate issued by
the Insurance Services Office (ISO) stood at $20.3 billion. The figure was revised
upwards in June 2002 from the previous estimate of $16.6 billion. The figure is
comprised of 51,000 claims in total (49,000 of them in New York and 2,000 in
Virginia): 15,200 commercial claims (15,000 in New York, 200 in Virginia), 31,500
personal property claims (30,000 in New York, 1,500 in Virginia) and 4,300 auto
claims (4,000 in New York, 300 in Virginia).
https://www.iii.org/sites/default/files/docs/pdf/sept11paper.pdf