JETX said:
So go ahead... give me some examples.
The most recent one was on a thread with a member named Watsugar whom you ridiculed, he was here for advice regarding the guardianship of his grandchildren following her death at the hands of her boyfriend, rather than taking it seriously you made fun of him, there are others who will remember this one even though it has been deleted.
I admit that I often have several posts open on my screen.... and have occasionally made a post to the wrong thread. And yes, I do make mistakes. However, I don't stupidly post inane or made up crap to the forum, as you do.
I would have to look for it but it was where you clearly made a mistake with the state I think you cited Conn Statutes instead of Colorado statutes somehting like that, I pointed it out to you and you edited your post, we didn't argue about anyting, just as I didn't argue with you here about OP's options for a lawsuit based on the few facts we have.
Clearly biased by your own visions of grandeur, huh??
And would you even admit ANY errors??
I admit when I make mistakes or qualify what I say when giving advice in the absense of certain facts. I was correct about the CA WC info and YOU would not admit you were wrong.
Not true. Everyone one of your requests for help were read... I just don't send confirmations since I get so many.
Actually the first two were sent out to others as well they can confirm it was not a request for help, it was alerting you to a thread in which you might have some interest. Nothing more, nothing less. In the future I won't alert you, your loss.
See, there you go again. "cranialcervical sprian" is NOT a cause of death.
There you go taking it out of context and twisting it as you would in court as opposed to examining the facts in evidence. That is the cause of death as OP described it in her own words, you claimed there was no reference, not even a hint, to COD because you didn't read OP's first post
You said
JETX said:
Where did you get that information or is just some more of your made-up imaginary crap??
There is NOTHING in this thread to even hint at what might have happened to the OP's husband, or even what the cause of death was.
babycakes said:
CA
My husband was removing his pool equipment from a customers pool when he slipped and fell while in the pool and died. Cause of death was cranialcervical sprian. What are my legal rights?
(In resnonse to my questions she later stated)
Self employed, no worker's com
Cause of death would be something like 'Blunt trauma due to fall', etc.
To my knowledge, there is no such thing. A 'cervical sprain' is simply whiplash.
http://www.ncemi.org/cse/cse0901.htm
Since you profess to be the medical expert, how about YOUR telling us what a "cranialcervical sprian" is and how it can be a DIRECT cause of death??
Now you are making me responsible for what OP stated? She also didn't tell us when this occured, we had no way to tell if she even has a Death Certificate or Autopsy report, we only had her claim that was the cause of death and that is why my response was qualified as previously stated, there was no indication of something that the homeowner did that contributed to the death. Her other thread on the insurance forum stated the death occured 7 weeks prior, so it is possible she didn't have Autopsy or DC yet if there was an investigation. I agree, on the DC/Autopsy report there will be an official COD.
babycakes said:
What is the name of your state?Ca
My mother-in-law had an insurance policy and my husband was the beneficiary. My husband died before his mother and my father-in-law cashed it in. How do I find out who was on the insurance policy?
Thank You, so much for your response. Shellandty is correct. My mother had a life insurance policy in her name. Her son ( my husband was the beneficiary on her policy). My husband died 7 weeks unexpectedly before his mother passed away from cancer. My father-in-law tried to sell my husband's stock by saying he was my husband, 12 hours after my husbands death (now you know what kind of person I'm dealing with). My question is how do I find out who all the beneficiaries are on this policy and do I have any legal rights.
It would have been nice if OP included these facts on this thread.
