You Wrote:
"Interesting article. I wonder if Ruthie DiTucci can provide insight into Michael's remarriage. Also, I see something else worth checking into:
The ruling will also likely clear the way for an insurance company that cleverly avoided paying Michael Schiavo (by hiding behind the court cases), to fork over a million dollars (plus interest) still owed to him.
Cleverly avoided, huh? Hmmmm. How do we get in touch with Ms. DiTucci? Michael is still owed $$$? Hmmmm."
I know that Mrs. DITucci is wrong about Michael's remarriage, but if there really is a million dollar insurance payment out there, waiting for Terri to be starved to death, this is definitely a "conflict of interest" that Michael has lied about. He claims he doesn't have any insurance policies on her. I believe he said this on Larry King Live.
Maybe, Judge Greer could use this information to remove Michael as guardian, so that he can pretend he just found out that Michael is a liar and does not have Terri's best interest at heart.
My Reply: I was so busy calling and e-mailing I forgot to post this reply I received from Ruthie On Feb 20th:
The issue hadn't to do with a reward/recompense of any kind. The million was due from a legitimate insurance policy he had in place for years with that company. This was a routine matter of business.
When the incident became a legal battle, the insurance company decided to sit on the money and not pay it out. They've since paid it to the husband (and rightfully so).
Ruthie
Syndicated News NET
Interesting.
I wonder why the insurance company had to pay out. What kind of insurance policy is it? Is it the jury award or a life insurance policy? If it was the insurance company that the hospital and doctors used, then I guess it makes sense. She doesn't really say what the insurance is.
"The million was due from a legitimate insurance policy he had in place for years with that company. This was a routine matter of business."
I read your reply to quickly. It is supposed to be Michael's insurance policy on Terri. I still wonder what type of insurance policy it is. I wonder when it was taken out.