[gopheraj]

I would venture a guess that a life insurance policy (or two) were on Daniels life. A policy on a young person costs hardly anything at all. When Howie stated there was no insurance, did he (or whomever) say that he didn’t take a policy out or that there were none?

[sodpoodle]

http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0703/01/ng.01.html

NANCY GRACE

Aired March 1, 2007 - 20:00:00 ET

UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Hi, Nancy. How are you?

GRACE: I`m fine, dear. What`s your question?

UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I just want to know if there was any life insurance, and who`s the beneficiary.

GRACE: Smart guy!~ You know, we have not talked about that one time — maybe way back at the beginning. With us tonight is John O`Quinn. This is one of Virgie Arthur`s attorneys. He is a veteran trial lawyer. Mr. O`Quinn, thank you for being with us.

JOHN O`QUINN, ATTORNEY FOR VIRGIE ARTHUR: You`re welcome.

GRACE: Was there a life insurance policy in any form?

O`QUINN: I`ve been told by sources that should know the truth that there were seven life insurance policies on Anna Nicole`s life, and the beneficiary was her son, who died under suspicious circumstances, and the alternative beneficiary is Stern.

GRACE: Did you say several or several?

O`QUINN: Seven, I`m told.

GRACE: Whew! OK. Were they paid up?

O`QUINN: I`m told they were paid up and in full force, and the primary beneficiary was her son, who died under very suspicious circumstances.

GRACE: Mr. O`Quinn, it gets curiouser and curiouser, does it not?

O`QUINN: Oh, yes, it does. This is all about money.

GRACE: Seven life insurance policies, all going to Stern. All right. Mr. O`Quinn, question. I understand that last night, there was finally the meeting between your client, Virgie Arthur, and the baby, Dannielynn. What happened?

[Sacajaweau]

I’ll bet it was mandatory that Trimspa carry a policy on her....and Howard was the beneficiary.

[Sacajaweau]

Any insurance company that has paid out money on Anna can come forward. I'll even bet they had their own investigators on it. It may be that her policies were taken out by KE (and paid by her)..with KE and Howard as beneficiaries. Who knows?

So, at the time of Seidlin's court, it may be that they had not submitted for payment...and therefore...there was no insurance money.

KInda like Howard's: "Under Bahama Law, I am the father".