the actual concentration in there was sublethal, but it certainly would be toxic. >> with leita's permission, investigators exhumed her husband's body five months after he died. his autopsy revealed lethal doses of arsenic in all of his major organs. olgie nobles' death was now ruled a homicide. >> my first thought is that there's somebody that's real close to the nobles that needs them dead for some reason. >> only two people had access to the food in the nobles' home. >> they had a son who was disabled who lived in the house who, of course, had to be a little suspect. >> and it was telling, too, that the nobles' son showed no signs of arsenic poisoning. the other person was the man who bought the nobles' air conditioning business, timothy
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