Matt Overman

NEW: Hundreds of thousands of dollars were stolen from NASCAR legend Greg Biffle's accounts very soon after he and his family died in a plane crash in North Carolina. Authorities now believe that the fraud and robbery may have been an "inside job." Biffle went viral during Hurricane Helene for helping stranded people. According to investigators, someone used Biffles' personal info to access his financial accounts and transferred funds. Almost immediately after the tragedy that killed Biffle, his wife, and his children, suspicious activity began taking place on his family's email accounts and bank accounts. This included changes to emails, phone numbers, and passwords, according to WSOC TV. Just hours after the plane crash, an email was sent to Biffle's email account that said: "I heard you're dead, rest in hell." His home was also robbed. $30,000 in cash, handguns, and NASCAR memorabilia were stolen. Detectives say that the burglary and fraud may have been coordinated and reliant on "insider" knowledge. According to surveillance footage, a woman is seen walking through his home. She appeared to know where the security cameras were placed. Detectives claim to have identified someone who matches the woman's description. She was reportedly identified during a celebration of life ceremony for the Biffle family. Insane how evil people can be.

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