New Evening Sun update. Sent a message and asked if someone to paste it on FB J4J page since I can't see the whole thing. The DA says the People are ready to proceed.
Oh yeah everyone add tags to the new thread please.
http://www.evesun.com/news/stories/...ury-indicts-Ramsaran-to-be-arraigned-Tuesday/
Either way I am in town Tuesday hopefully I can make it if J4J needs representation. It's a couple hours away so depending on what time
Apparently it's unusual to be given bail on a murder charge so I guess the judge must have considered GR a low flight risk and no threat to others?
In a way I hope he doesn't lose his job - there might be something left over for the children if he still has some money coming in. Somehow I doubt it though. I suspect every last cent possible will be drained in legal fees.
Well.... they ought to be sensitive. I can't find it now but way back they had an editorial that was less than complimentary to the people who thought GR did it, and their coverage was shamefully lacking throughout.
apologies in advance if someone else already mentioned this (i'm still catching up)... if job is lost, then no life insurance for the kids, since premiums aren't being paid via his paycheck? he did say in MSM that he had taken life insurance out on jen years ago, and the policy had not changed at the time of that interview (Joe Mahoney, Daily Star). yet another blow, if that's the case.
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Latest Joe Mahoney update http://thedailystar.com/localnews/x857483986/Ramsaran-indicted-on-murder-charge
I'm am putting some info together for the DA regarding flight risk, and want to get it sent over to him as soon as possible. I am including details about the family's import/export business, as connections to destinations in Canada or the Carribean would be pertinent, IMO. I was able to confirm that the family's export business includes connections in St. John, New Brunswick, Canada as well as West Palm Beach, Florida (we were assuming that the Ganesh Ramsaran of WPB import/exports was a different guy, but I believe I have confirmed it is the same).
Could anyone who's been sleuthing to that end contact me -- the more documentation I can gather for the DA, the better.
just wanted to say that this post is full of awesomeness.
Guys, before they get deleted, read the admin replies to KEB. They are REALLY enlightening about how GR may have been behaving. I had no idea he was 'bizarre' and not 'normal' until it was suggested....apart from the lycra, but Germans are into that too.
https://www.facebook.com/MissingJenniferRamsaran/posts/162106120625650
:banghead: Someone insists on going down with this sinking ship. "Accident and cover up" my lily white arse.
Life insurance payouts would be determined not by present employment, but by whether the policy was active at the time of Jennifer's death. I'm not sure about the policy that GR purchased way back when, but currently, the policies are purchased through Prudential, and an employee can purchase up to $200,000 for a spouse. But I think, actually, that once the employee purchases the policy, it becomes private property, not related to whether or not the employee continues at IBM.
In the event of a suspicious death, most life insurance companies will withhold payment until after the trial. If the beneficiary of the policy (assuming it would be GR) is found guilty, then I believe the payout would go to a secondary beneficiary (if one was named). If no secondary beneficiary was named, there will probably not be a payout (not sure about that, need to investigate).
If GR is acquitted, or the charges are dropped prior to trial, then my guess is that the insurance company will request a civil trial (similar to what happened with OJ).
apologies in advance if someone else already mentioned this (i'm still catching up)... if job is lost, then no life insurance for the kids, since premiums aren't being paid via his paycheck? he did say in MSM that he had taken life insurance out on jen years ago, and the policy had not changed at the time of that interview (Joe Mahoney, Daily Star). yet another blow, if that's the case.
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I tend to agree with magicfeu's post above - I think the children/Jennifer's estate will receive a payout eventually. I don't think GR would have to continue making payments on Jennifer's policy after she was deceased, so as long as payments were up to date when she died, I'd think the policy was valid.
I also thought I read something in the IBM bumpf about health insurance options for maintaining policies after an employee leaves. I hope they're still in place for the children.
just wanted to say that this post is full of awesomeness.