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shawa
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 Posted: Thu Apr 14, 2005 12:35 pm Post subject: Schiavo/Centonze "Follow The Money" |
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Interesting article revealing the Hospice/Insurance Companies/Politicians/
Lawyers/Welfare Scams in the Schiavo case.
| Quote: | 04.12.05
EXCLUSIVE
Florida Sen. King Has Financial Ties to Hospice, Centonze/Schiavo
By June Maxam and Ginger Berlin
© The Empire Journal
Follow the money
The fate of Terri Schindler-Schiavo was ironically decided over a meal of fried chicken and salad in a Tallahassee restaurant when nine Republicans of the Florida Senate met and resolved not to support legislation being introduced by Sen. Daniel Webster to help save the 41-year-old disabled woman from her death by court-ordered starvation and dehydration. |
Jodi Centonze may have met Michael Schiavo before Feb. 25, 1990, when Terri collapsed.
They supposedly met in a dentist office.
She had left her first husband, Scott Blough, early in 1989.
She has worked in insurance agencies since high school and she
currently holds licences with multiple insurance companies.
Jodi Centonze Blough became a licensed life and health insurance agent in 1987.
It is not known if there is a life insurance policy or policies on Terri.
But Michael Schiavo may have sold the policy or policies to someone else
for $$$$ or 'payment in kind' by way of a "viatical settlement".
Then the new owner of the policy pays the premiums and becomes the beneficiary when Terri dies.
It's all explained at:
http://www.theempirejournal.com/04120503_florida_sen.htm
Appears JODI CENTONZE BLOUGH (Schiavo) is quite an operator.
Michael Schiavo stated that HE had no insurance policy on Terri.
This could be true if he sold the policy as a viatical settlement.
Did Michael sell Terri's insurance policy to Felos as payment??
And Felos wanted Terri dead so he can collect.
(I edited to remove what I had copied from the Empire Journal earlier.
Their copyright only allows copying of the first paragraph.)
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Rdtf
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Another freakin way the ball was dropped. If it is true, then with the right investigative tactics the attorneys (Schindlers') or the police could have proven they were already involved when Terri had her incident... i.e. : MOTIVE, and at the very least, his ineligibility to be her power of attorney.  |
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SBD
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Maybe this has something to do with the insurance policy!!
From one of my previous posts:
I think he even took out a fraudulent insurance policy on Teri so he can collect after he kills her since he is now in the Insurance Business apparently.
Jerger and Centonze Insurance Agency
Link to Articles of Incorporation
http://66.135.39.97/jerger.pdf
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SBD
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The Autopsy
Florida Medical Examiner Commission search committee "made up of local law enforcement, prosecutors, the public defender and county officials"
including Pinellas-Pasco State Attorney Bernie McCabe, chairman of the committee & Bob Dillinger, Public Defender selects Dr. Jon Thogmartin, Pinellas County Chief medical examiner, who will conduct Terri's autopsy.
Thogmartin said Pinellas offered a probable pay increase from his current $125,000. [Outgoing Medical Examiner] Wood earns $145,000.
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Thogmartin acknowledged that Palm Beach officials offered him a $10,000 pay raise to drop out of the running.
"But I didn't pull my name out," he said.
So Thogmartin, essentially hired (pending Gov. Bush approval) by the committee headed by Rice & Greer friend McCabe, for a likely salary of $145,000 which, if true, would be a $20,000/yr raise. I'm sure there's no loyalty there...
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