Question: Baker was insured under a policy with a double indemnity provision for death by accidental means. Baker was killed when he voluntarily agreed to take part in a shooting contest in which a can was placed on his head and a friend fired at it, killing Baker instantly. Baker's wife brought suit to collect the double indemnity amount after the insurance company refused to pay. Must the insurance company pay? (Baker v. Nat. Life & Accident Ins. Co., 201 Tenn. 247)