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Your support helps make our show possible and unlocks access to our sponsor-free feed. Scott Page, pictured in the 1990s. We got such a response, and so many questions, we wanted to go a little deeper with this follow up. Frank Sierawski didn't set out to discover a multibillion-dollar market for speculating on when people with life insurance policies will die. He stumbled on it by accident, after getting the worst news of his life.
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And when he eventually died, his insurance company went to the courts to figure out who it should pay: the doctor or the dead man's estate?
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