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David crawford's autopsy took place in the royal hobart hospital the day after his body was discovered. the cause of death was blunt force trauma to the head. most likely caused by an ax or similar implement. crawford had been a healthy, 72-year-old man except for some heart trouble. >> he had a condition called cardiomyopathy, which simply meant that he had heart disease of unknown cause. >> then dr. kelsall made a discovery that would change the course of the investigation. he found that crawford had a heart pacemaker implanted in his chest. >> a pacemaker is a way of stimulating the heart. ...

Circumstantial evidence that lis is pointing to, and overwhelming or paints a doubt? >> it paints a picture of him rushing her into the face lift, telling the doctor he wanted higher dosages of medication, him giving it to her. it pace a compelling picture. but again, to achieve a murder conviction beyond a reasonable doubt is a little tricky. at the end of the day, i score the case a little bit more in favor of the prosecutors but i have no hesitancy in saying that there could be a hung jury. jenna: you say it's a strong circumstantial case. >> exactly. jenna: i like how doug raises his hand ...

And jay-z and didn't think to call anybody, bob? this is the most transparent administration in history, supposedly why can't they answer a simple question. why didn't they tell the state department and why didn't they ask beyonce and jay-z to do something like maybe meet with political dissidents or call for them to be released? >> i went through the way that the law is written and what the treasury department is supposed to allow you to do to get there, as far as i can tell, this doesn't meet any of those criteria. so if it was a cultural exchange or something like that, you could say that's...

I keep going back to the terms of the debate. we are not having a discussion about how to stimulate the economy. we are having a discussion about how to cut, cut, cut, at a cost of what most economists think are going to be at least tens of thousand it is not hundreds of thousands of jobs. put that rhetorical frame into the super-heated cauldron of presidential politics where the republican nominee is going to be saying more cuts, more cuts, more cuts. and president obama, who has said yes, yes, yes, i will give up these cuts, i will continue to give up these cuts and we are in a political dow...

Government surrounding the release of the lockerbie bomber. that and much more coming up at the top of the hour. but first, john, back to you. you've probably asked yourself this question. does crime pay? well, our man on the street, offbeat reporter pete dominick asked it today. pete, what did you find? >> well, john king, i found out for some people it pays, and for some people it doesn't. yesterday goldman sachs got fined $550 million. we found out today that was two weeks of profit. so should they do it all over again? i went out on the streets to ask people what they thought. >> does cr...