[runningbear]

For those wanting to know the next court date:Courtroom Seating for January 8th

Posted on Friday, January 2 2004 at 4:49 PM PST ----

Requests for Courtroom Seating will be accepted on TUESDAY, January 6, 2004 beginning at 8:00 am (PST).

Fax the request to the Superior Court of Stanislaus County at (209) 525-6385. DO NOT send it prior to 8:00 am - it will not be accepted. The fax line will close to requests at 3:00 pm that same day.

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[runningbear]

Hi all, been on a great vacation... Back at work, and busy day at that too. Thanks all for all the postings. Hope you all had a great wonderful Happy Holidays.

Here is a little bit more from the continuing Scott Peterson case. ;o)

[runningbear]

Hi all, been on a great vacation... Back at work, and busy day at that too. Thanks all for all the postings. Hope you all had a great wonderful Happy Holidays.

Here is a little bit more from the continuing Scott Peterson case. ;o)

[runningbear]

Hi all, been on a great vacation... Back at work, and busy day at that too. Thanks all for all the postings. Hope you all had a great wonderful Happy Holidays.

Here is a little bit more from the continuing Scott Peterson case. ;o)

[jocon307]

I remember my mother telling me years, and years ago that you could not insure someone's life without their knowledge. In fact, isn't there a scene in Double Indemnity where the wife and evil insurance agent are cajoling the husband to sign the policy, or application? And that movie takes place in California, doesn't it?

I'm confused, but I got a guy I can ask, a real life insurance agent. I'll check with him.

As my mother also told me, it's not knowing, it's knowing where to find out.

[Publius6961]

OK what's with this post?
I may have missed it but what was the "false rumor"? What's with the headline?

[DonQ]

Another possible law would be a national registry of people whose lives are insured, so that someone could find out if a particular person had been insured. There have been many instances of someone dying and relatives clearing out his home, his known estate being distributed .... but nobody was aware that there was a life insurance policy that should be collected (or perhaps he had more than one policy and they didn't know about the second one).

[kennedy]

The father is a Fresno man and former business associate of Frey who helped console the massage therapist after she learned that Peterson was the prime suspect in a high-profile murder case, the source said.

That's one euphemism for it.

[Freedom2specul8]

I've always thought it was odd that people could take life insurance policies out on someone without their knowledge. IE:employers for example. I personally think notification should be made....