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All reasonable rebuttals and questions. Thanks for your responses.Anyone that knows anything about insurance will tell you that suicide will be challenged by the insurance company?However, the Chicago Tribune obtained a Minnesota state death record filed in Olmsted County that says Smith committed suicide in a hotel near the Mayo Clinic at 1:17 p.m. on Sunday, May 14. He was found with a bag over his head with a source of helium attached. A medical examiner's report gives the same account, without specifying the time, and a report from Rochester police further details his suicide.
In the note recovered by police, Smith apologized to authorities and said that "NO FOUL PLAY WHATSOEVER" was involved in his death. He wrote that he was taking his own life because of a "RECENT BAD TURN IN HEALTH SINCE JANUARY, 2017" and timing related "TO LIFE INSURANCE OF $5 MILLION EXPIRING."
Peter W. Smith, GOP operative who sought Clinton's emails from Russian hackers, committed suicide, records show
Do people usually leave suicide notes indicating there was no foul play involved? Why would anyone conclude there was foul play if it was a suicide.
What was the he dying of? And why would he have a LIFE INSURANCE policy that expires? Those usually run the term of your life.
Mueller needs to look in to this and Seth Rich's suicide.
That is certainly another odd aspect. Why would you kill yourself for life insurance when almost any life insurance has a clause against payout for suicide.
Not sure if it would be Clinton's or Russians or someone else but this death is fishy
WRONG, 2 years contestability. If he had more than two years didn't matter.