Suzy Tomlinson, 74, met a tragic end—she drowned, fully clothed, in her bathtub after a night out partying with 36-year-old J. B. Carlson. He had taken her home at 1 a.m. and was the last person to see her alive. The two were not only party buddies; Suzy was on the board of directors of a company J. B. had started. Her family was stunned to find out that she had a $15 million life insurance policy, with the proceeds payable to a company J. B. controlled. He said it was a key person policy. He wanted to protect the company if she died because she had frequently introduced him to potential investors. Is the life insurance policy valid?