[rightwingintelligentsia]

Sounded very odd to me. Who takes out a life insurance policy on a baby?

Should be easy to check, though. The daughter may have an axe to grind; who knows.

[Uncle Chip]

After their arrests, both women gave police new information that helped lead investigators to a small saltwater pond where they found a handgun, Glynn County police Chief Matt Doering said. He said the gun was being tested to determine whether it could be matched to the slaying last week of 13-month-old Antonio Santiago.

“We arrested them last night and brought them back to headquarters, where we afforded them the opportunity to make additional statements,” Doering said Tuesday. “They did, and that information led us to other witnesses ... (who) led us to an area where the gun was disposed of.”

http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/mom-aunt-of-teen-suspect-in-ga-baby-slaying-arrested-on-charges-of-lying-to-police/2013/03/26/24e346d8-962c-11e2-8764-d42c128a01ef_story.html

“other witnesses” who failed to come forward like the aunt and mother??? Aunt Alibi’s Breakfast Club might grow

[RoosterRedux]

Parents are bombarded with attention from life insurance companies specializing in baby policies. And, if the mother is bipolar, she might be an easy mark for the argument of "help your child get a head start on future financial security while the cost is minimal" (with a whole life policy).

The reason why I say a bipolar person might be an easy mark is that they often feel guilty about their erratic and irresponsible behavior and how it has affected the ones they love.