I have no doubt that as an employee of Prudential Insurance, she has at least a small life insurance policy. And how conveeeeenient is it that Mikey's new common-law wife is also an insurance AGENT? ...and with Mikey also dabbling in insurance. I strongly suspect they would know how to backdate a newer policy for her.
But MORE likely at some point in the mid-90's, since a jury had already found that Terri had 50 more years of life expectancy, that they didn't even NEED to backdate a policy, they might have been able to take one out legally. And since Jodi was no relation to Terri, what's the worst that could happen to Jodi for writing a multi-million dollar policy for Terri in 1996 or 97? lose her job? lose her insurance agency?
Let's also keep in mind the million or so dollars put into Terri's trust fund in the early 90's was invested, and IMO that would have been mostly in the stock market, which TRIPLED in the next 5 years. I suspect the financial statements we once saw, only reflected the original principal minus lawyers fees. I believe there is a LOT more money at stake here for Michael, than what he and Felos are claiming.
I agree and with term life you can get a 10,20,30 etc. year set rate. Wonder if MS is afraid the time limit is coming up.
I imagine he still takes her as a deduction on his income taxes, too then, huh?
If, God forbid, Michael, his attorney and the judge finally get their way and murder Teri, I hope her family is able to file the biggest wrongful death suit in history. Praying for Teri and her family.