Be it a staged accident, a doctor practicing without a license, or a clinic paying for patients, fraud investigation supervisor Blanca Aparicio will uncover the lies.

Philandering spouses, it seems, will go to great lengths to cover their tracks.

As a supervisor in charge of fraud investigations at United Automobile Insurance Group in North Miami Beach, Blanca Aparicio can attest to said lengths. She oversees 35 investigators nationally, with 15 of them in Florida alone.

After one husband reported his car stolen, Aparicio and her team discovered he’d been out for a night with his mistress and had hired someone to ditch his car in a canal after his wife started asking too many questions. The hotel bill, it turned out, was the cheapest tab of the night.

”They claim all sorts of crazy stuff,” Aparicio said. “Especially after a hurricane.”