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. >>> janine piero is the host of justice with judge janine on fox news and the former judge in new yorkd chairman from the science department at the john j. college of criminal justice. good morning. >> good morning. >> the police say they do not consider this a homicide. they have no plans at the moment to launch a criminal investigation. are you surprised they concluded those things so early? >> i'm shocked. within 48 hours of a woman found underwater in her hotel room with prescription bottles around her where even the coroner said, look, i have no idea what the cause of death is. we have to wait until the evidence is in, i think it's shocking for them to say it's one thing or another. >> except the police officers are the ones who have been inside the hotel room. they examined the scene of her death. why shouldn't they be allowed to conclude what they have? >> they are detectives. it's the very people they are. their job is to investigate and say -- who went in and out of this room? what do the cameras show? the drugs that are here, are there drugs that could have killed her? who pr

janine piero is host of justice with judge janine. good morning. to see you. >> good morning. >> this case has two theories of first-degree murder. the first is george huguely premeditated the killing. have they shown premeditation? >> there can be an argument they have based on the evidence that huguely, the defendant held the victim in a choke hold but more importantly also said, i should have killed you. they theorized that when he knocked down the door to her bedroom when she was alone and by herself it proves there was intent, malice and premeditation. >> we'll talk about the defense in meemt. they argue george huguely was too drunk to premeditate a killing. let's talk about the other prosecution theory which is felony murder. that he went to steal a laptop and in the course of that, she was killed. is this stretching the outer limits? >> no. felony murder is part of the criminal justice system in this country today. what it does is eliminates on the part of the prosecution the need to prove intent. if during the course of a felony someone die