Posted on 01/26/2002 1:18:16 PM PST by Wolfstar
Source: AFBA Insurance.
Accelerated Death Benefits are not payable if there is an absolute assignment; an irrevocable beneficiary who does not give written consent; a court decree involving the life insurance in connection with a divorce agreement; or the illness is due to intentionally self-inflicted injury or attempted suicide.
Soure: NACDA Insurance.
How many do I need to post?
You are.
The Harris County Medical Examiner ruled it a suicide.
Who ruled it a murder?
LOL! Undoubtedly the Liberal X42 would agree.
(rofl.. "It's the Bribes Stupid!")
Something so basic it cannot be denied: "The Liberal (s) application of cash makes all things possible"
Oh S#it..
I can help here. In Ft Bend county the 4 JP's take turns being on duty as we do not have a medical examiner. The PCT 4 JP, Jim Richards is a damn fool. I wouldn't hire him to draw up a will for a 10 year old with no money!
I ASSURE you that the PCT 4 JP, Jim Richards is a damn fool. I have told him so, to his face, in public, several times......just hope I don't get a ticket in his area!
No one. I said, may be, an inconclusive statement. The ME could be mistaken.
In my scenario, you had drawn a conclusion and I had not. Therefore you would be the only on who could be jumping to conclusions.
I think they mentioned some small pieces of yellow paper.
With one missing, and no fingerprints.....
I am sure it was found with the triger guard around his thumb,
upside down. And he had a perscription for Paxil in his pocket.
Maybe.
But, given the exposure of this case, the experience of the Harris County ME, and some working knowledge of forensic pathology, I'd bet on the ME.
In my scenario, you had drawn a conclusion and I had not. Therefore you would be the only on who could be jumping to conclusions.
In your scenario, I drew a conclusion based on the opinion of a respected Medical Examiner.
If that's jumping to conclusions, then how high should I leap?
1) Why did you suddenly surface on January 21st?
2) WHY haven't those Enron execs you're always decrying headed where US law can't touch them?
You've got answers on seemingly every other aspect on this story - how come nothing on this last aspect? All you guys do is cite 'murder' as their only possible option to keepiong their fat out of the fire - rational people *know* there is more than one answer to their predicament.
As to your 'surfacing' as you did - we discovered a demo-plant disruptor about three weeks ago on a thread. VERY similar MO to what you're showing now.
Houstoncurmudgen stated...... In Ft Bend county the 4 JP's take turns being on duty as we do not have a medical examiner. The PCT 4 JP, Jim Richards is a damn fool.
What county was the guy in?
Houstoncurmudgen stated...... In Ft Bend county the 4 JP's take turns being on duty as we do not have a medical examiner. The PCT 4 JP, Jim Richards is a damn fool.
What county was the guy in?
He was in Sugar Land, Ft Bend county. We do not have a Medical Examiner in this county so the county and all the towns use Harris County (Houston) which is the next county over.
From the article.....
Because the evidence of suicide was considered so strong, Fort Bend County Precinct 4 Justice of the Peace James Richard initially chose not to order an autopsy.
"There just wasn't any evidence of foul play," said Richard, noting that police did not request an autopsy.
However, because of the attention being focused on Baxter's death, he changed his mind just before noon.
Maybe you could source your info for us. Surely you wouldn't make something like that up. Would you? I hope not. Your credibility is already suffering.
I didnt see that in any news accounts. Seems highly unlikely that our tin-foil amateur sleuths would have any such first hand knowledge so I would be very suspicious. Most likely something that some one thought might sound good but is not true.
What I read was the autopsy was iniated when the official who initially ruled it a suicide found out from all the press inquiries that this was somebody that there was goign to be a lot questions about. The Medical Examiner has now, following a complete autopsy, ruled the death a suicide.
The Harris County ME reported, tonight, that the death is a suicide.
The above quote is from the Houston Chronicle article that is the subject of this thread.
He was in Sugar Land, Ft Bend county. We do not have a Medical Examiner in this county so the county and all the towns use Harris County (Houston) which is the next county over.
This is from HoustonCurmudgeon, in post #137, just above yours.
So, about my credibility.......
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