Who would have thought that two elderly woman would be accused of killing a homeless man so that they could collect millions of dollars in insurance payouts? Well it happened and they were convicted of it for conspiracy to murder and one was convicted of murder.

Helen Golay, 77 and Olga Rutterschmidt, 75 were both convicted in los Angeles last Wednesday. Golay was convicted for first degree murder of Kenneth McDavid, 50 back in 2005 and Paul Vados, 73, back in 1999. Rutterschmidt on the other hand was convicted of conspiracy to murder McDavid for financial gain.

According to prosecutors, the women collected around $2.8 million from insurance policies on the lives of two homeless men who were killed in staged hit-and-runs.

Golay carries a possible life in prison without a possibility of parole while the other faces sentence of 25 years to life.

If they weren’t caught, this could have happened to other homeless men. Literally, what they did robbed the men who had nothing. They never needed much money. They were not poor. What we could see out there were a couple of seniors who are literally the worst of the worst.