it turned out to be a murder committed by a neighbor, evan miller, who was only 14 years old, and his 16-year-old friend, colby smith. it was in the early morning hours, the three had been drinking heavily. when cannon appeared too drunk to resist, the teenagers tried to rob him, but a fight broke out. children are capable of committing horrible crimes, even 14-year-olds like evan miller, who beat his victim over the head with this baseball bat and then crushed his ribs with it. he then placed a sheet over his head and told him, "i am god. i have come to take your life." a fourteen-year- old, candy cheatham is the victim's daughter. >> even with that, he did not stop beating him, and they set the trailer on fire-there were at least three or four points of origin, and left my dad there to die. the cause of death was blunt force trauma to the head, and he had about seven or eight broken ribs in combination with the smoke inhalation. then they proceeded to brag to friends about what they did. >> murder in the course of another felony-in this case arson- is a capital offense in alabama, a

evans in london. thanks. >> i'm a mess over here. thanks. >>> what does all this mean for the stock? and could this be a buying opportunity? paul milleror head of the financial research institution at market capital. he took the price from 50 to 37. that's no joke. >> no, it's not a joke. and i think the big issue here is jpmorgan had a great reputation on the risk management side and right now looks like that's been tarnished. so i think this is dead money for the time being until we get further clarification on exactly what they lost and exactly what happened. remember, just a month ago jamie was telling us how this is completely under control. and within five weeks it kind of really got out of hand. so what really happened there? did they really have risk controls off this trader in london? what type of positions did they understand when they put it on there? this is all very important for us as analysts to know. until we know those things, i'm telling investors to go to the sidelines. >> i'm sure you have seen the report in "the times" regulators have been talking to them. in new york and london for a month, you hear about this la