[shrinkermd]

I really don't understand this article. The author seems to be telling me something I miss.

[CobaltBlue]

Michael Schiavo does not own Liberty American Insurance Group, which is a very large corporation.

[knarf]

MS and whore have been cadging money in many ways for a long, long time ... that's my take on it.
'Course, with ole judge? greedy ... er ... greer, the take had to be split.

JMHO.

[avg_freeper]

The article tends to have a short life here. I don't know why. May be the source Canada Free Press is banned.

[Calpernia]

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[Calpernia]

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[QQQQQ]

Insurance fraud? Money laundering?

Where did Michael and his "fiancee", Jody got that kind of money?

Ohioan -- I noticed you have a Terri PING list, I am sure people would want to see this.

It's time for an investigation.

[Captain Rhino]

Read the article. Agree with you sentiment that something seems to be amiss. But what?

Never fear, the Pinellas county sheriff, police and prosecutor are always on the alert and would never let anything shady or underhanded to be foisted upon the unsuspecting public. </sarcasm>

[Tacis]

Michael had to have had a good motive to murder Terri WHILE they were still married! There has to have been some property or right to such property that Michael would have relinquished, had they divorced. Even their house. Michael now owns all of it. Had they divorced before he killed her, her half would have belong to her parents. If there was other property, valuable property, that explains the murder.

I don't understand why a court didn't look at his motive to determine if he were following her best interests or just wanted her dead ASAP.

[lilylangtree]

Interesting developments. More investigation is needed. Wish I could do a flowchart on this post. Makes an interesting pic. Wonder if Mikey Schiavo bought the 2902 shares of Philadelphia Consolidated Holding Co. since he would have the money?

[bvw]

Felo de se.

[tutstar]

I wrote to this paper asking them to verify their source that Jim King was on the board of Hospice Woodside. They have not replied. I've look at the docs on sunbiz and he's not listed. Granted the images are small and not easy to read but as much as I would love to see such an obvious connection between King and Woodside they need to come clean with their source.

As for the typo, it's easy enough to make an error typing and data entry clerks are probably not going to catch every error they make.

[TheSpottedOwl]

I hate when that happens. Is Felos an investor???? How many other Terri's are insured through this company????

Something to work on. Almost forgot about "viactuals". Calpernia knows...

[Eva]

Philadelphia Holding Company:

Philadelphia Consolidated Holding Corp. (NASDAQ: PHLY)
1 Bala Plaza, Ste. 100
Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004 (Map)
Phone: 610-617-7900
Fax: 610-617-7940
Toll Free: 800-873-4552

http://www.phly.com

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Covered by Diane Stimets


Designer insurance is all the rage these days, and Philadelphia Consolidated Holding grows its business by stitching together innovative policies. The company and its subsidiaries specialize in designing and underwriting commercial property & casualty insurance for niche clients such as rental car companies (including the insurance they always want to sell you at the counter), not-for-profits, health and fitness centers, and day-care facilities. Specialty lines cover such professionals as lawyers, accountants, and insurance agents. The company also sells mobile homeowners policies, mainly in Florida. Chairman James Maguire controls 15% of Philadelphia Consolidated Holding.

[syriacus]

I do wonder about Michael's connections with the Jerger family.

Richard M. Jerger is from a prominent local family that "made a killing" in the mobile home insurance business

Phila. Consolidated buys Jerger, July 16, 1999

Philadelphia Consolidated Holding Corp. closed on the purchase of a Florida-based group of personal lines specialty insurance companies, a cash and stock deal valued at over $40 million.A commercial lines specialty underwriter, Philadelphia Consolidated bought The Jerger Co. Inc. of Pinellas Park, Florida, and its subsidiaries. The buy brings Philadelphia Consolidated about $70 million of mobile home, homeowners property and casualty and floor insurance premiums.

Besides $20 million in cash and more than 1 million shares of stock, Philadelphia Consolidated agreed to a $5 million additional payment, depending on how well the new businesses perform.

TERRI'S FIGHT (Daily Thread 2 - November 1-2, 2003) (post 6)

How do you think we should go about checking to see if there was insider trading around the same time that Jerger Insurance being taken over by Philadelphia Consolidated?

And shortly before that, Jerger took over a company run by Steve Beaty...how could we find out if there was insider trading on that?

Or are those types of takeovers done in a way that there would have been no insider trading?

I'm not saying that anyone we've mentioned here on FR was involved in "insider trading" (whatever that is), I'm just asking a general question about persons unknown.

Florida Trend, Sept 2000 v43 i5 p16

Beaty, 41, started as an industry outsider with his own company, Micro Business Systems, providing software to independent agents. For Pinellas Park-based The Jerger Co., he developed a pioneering program that allowed it to quickly identify mobile homes by ZIP code and park. Thus, it could grow into the largest independent mobile home insurer in the Southeast, even as it spread its risk so that a single tornado didn't mean catastrophe for Jerger. In 1986, he sold Micro to Jerger and became its chief information officer. When Jerger was sold this year, Beaty jumped to Bankers.

The Jerger Insurance subsidiaries gained Philadelphia Consolidated's A+ rating in after they were bought in 1999.

[PGalt]

Interesting. Thanks for posting.

[Ann Archy]

HELP!!! Someone with detective and writing skills need to expose this!