Olga Rutterschmidt

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Olga Rutterschmidt is a California senior citizen convicted, along with her associate Helen Golay, for the murder two homeless men - Kenneth McDavid, 50, in 2005 and Paul Vados, 73 in 1999 - to collect insurance settlements[1]. The two women collected $2.8 million in staged hit and run incidences.