Yes, if they can prove there was insurance fraud, that fraud was committed when you filed the claim, even though you subsequently withdrew the claim. If there is no evidence that you committed fraud and you did not commit any fraud when you made the report, then you have nothing to worry about, but I would suggest that if there are any problems with the claim you made, you need to get an attorney to represent your husband when he speaks to the insurance investigator as is his right.

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You need to contact an attorney to represent your husband in the interview with the investigator since they are still seeking to pursue this investigation. They typically do not continue such investigations unless they have some information that makes them still believe the report was fraudulent.

They want the key to see if you still have it, since they may have some evidence upon examining the car that the ignition was not defeated. The attorney is going to charge you about $200 an hour.