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Paul duncsaks girlfriend heard her fiance being murdered just hours before they were to begin a new life together in this million-dollar new jersey home. she called 911. >> 911, whats your emergency? >> police arrived at the house that wednesday evening to find the 40-year-old pharmaceutical executive slumped inside a hallway, dead of multiple gunshot wounds. the killer, whoever he or she was, had left the house unseen and left it behind fairly clean. >> and the crime scene techs are not getting...

Martha: a lot of people just sort of tune understood this story recently. anne, all along you believed that she was innocent even when all these stories were coming out. she had conflicting stories in the beginning sort of how all of this happened and what she knew about it. what made you early on decide that you believed she was innocent? >> you know, i always believed that phrase, injustice anywhere is injustice everywhere. i reviewed the evidence. i had the crime scene tapes. call them with t...

Coerced into confessing to murder and no one knows about it. its almost as if he is looking to you personally and profoundly saying tell my story. make sure that me story is told. i felt moved when i saw the photograph and moved when i saw the play. i was moved to produce the play. >> what evidence did the prosecutors or police say they had on george stiny? >> they had none. they had a confession by the sheriff. they had no forensics or fingerprints or physical. all they had was a statement that...

police through a private entrance. her murder conviction overturned yesterday. knox sobbing uncontrollably when this verdict was read. so emotional, she had to be helped from the courtroom. her friends say the first thing she wants to do when she returns home to seattle is lie down on a green field. lets get the latest from becky anderson live in perugia, italy this morning. do we have a timetable for knox departure, becky? >> reporter: yes. we believe shes gone. its now mid-day local ...

european markets fell. the ftse down more than 2%. dax down more than 3%. no surprise, folks. dow futures are down this morning. now to preday on wall street. a 2.4%. the european debt crisis weighs heavily on investors minds and wallets. the only one to finish on the up side, walmart. amanda knox and her family are expected to return to seattle as early as today. knox broke down in tears after a jury overturned her murder conviction yesterday for the stabbing death of her british ro...

fighting remains intense in both towns. jurors should hear from a second girlfriend of dr. conrad murray tuesday as prosecutors argue that the physician is sponge for michael jacksons death. the first of three girlfriends testified on monday along with emergency room doctors who treated jackson the day he died. both er doctors said murray never mentioned that jackson was taking propofol. those are the headlines from cnn. "world business today" starts now. im zain verjee. good morni...

This case to trial. thats the first thing that i think really smells. i dont know if they got caught up in a situation where this one guy rudy changed -- told on these two people that it wasnt him that they were involved and i think they got caught up in it and it snowballed. there was a prosecutor who came out and said she thought the chances of her being released based on new forensics is pretty good. >> do you think national pride has anything to do with how this judgment will be rendered? >>...

This case to trial. thats the first thing that i think really smells. i dont know if they got caught up in a situation where this one guy rudy changed -- told on these two people that it wasnt him that they were involved and i think they got caught up in it and it snowballed. there was a prosecutor who came out and said she thought the chances of her being released based on new forensics is pretty good. >> do you think national pride has anything to do with how this judgment will be rendered? >>...

Evidence and the forensics, which weve talked about and were really undercut by the independent experts, but it also speaks to, even some of the other evidence being confusing, unreliable, conflicting. when youre talking about two young people serving 10 to 20, 30 years in prison for a murder, youve got to have something more than some flimsy evidence, some suspicion, and clearly, the italian jurors who looked at this case, looked hard at it found that it just wasnt sufficient evidence to hold t...

This case to trial. thats the first thing that i think really smells. i dont know if they got caught up in a situation where this one guy rudy changed -- told on these two people that it wasnt him that they were involved and i think they got caught up in it and it snowballed. there was a prosecutor who came out and said she thought the chances of her being released based on new forensics is pretty good. >> do you think national pride has anything to do with how this judgment will be rendered? >>...