So sorry to hear the sad news, Dylan. I hope the insurance comes through for you. It sucks how we often don't know all the limits of our insurance coverage until we need to make a claim.
A few years ago while living in a condo, I had two cars, three car stereos, a tank of gas and a tool chest of plumbing tools (right from my utility room) all stolen within about an 11-month span. That feeling of walking out to my parking space to go to work and finding it empty was bad enough once, but twice -- it sucks...bad. The next day someone siphoned both gas tanks from the truck I was borrowing until I could get another car. Talk about feeling picked-on! I don't miss that condo...
When the first car was "recovered" a week later, it was unrecognizable and had been totally gutted. Somehow, they were too dumb to figure out how to get my snowboard out of the trunk, even though they ripped the deck lid off (all they had to do was bend the snowboard a little, and it would have been out). Glad I had comprehensive coverage for that one, and thankfully, the insurance came through with a generous offer, considering it had >200K miles on it.
The second car, I thought, "No problem...I'll just get the claim started," only to find that some validation flaw on the insurance company's web form had unchecked the comprehensive coverage when I added that car to my policy. Thankfully, the cops found that car with only damage to the ignition and steering column. Got very lucky there...
Anyway, it sucks that there are people out there who think they can just take what someone has worked very hard for. I just feel sad for them, though...some day it will catch up to them.
Good luck with insurance, security, finances and most importantly peace of mind.
