frank rodriguez was dead. his family was stunned. thy man. >> my mother called me after angelina called her on the day that frank died. mom just said she lost it. she started screaming and slammed the phone. it was horrifying. >> reporter: he was only 41. frank left behind a widow and a 9-year-old stepdaughter to whom frank had become very close. how did your daughter react? >> she was devastated, but she was very confused. >> reporter: she wasn't the only one confused. the coroner's office found no obvious cause of death, natural or unnatural. no heart attack, no trauma, nothing. toxicology tests found vicodin in his system but not enough to kill anyone. his family was at a loss, especially his wife who seemed to be groping for answers, trying to make sense of what happened to frank. >> she called me almost every day to talk about it. she thought he was killed. she thought he was poisoned. >> reporter: the idea seemed on the face of it crazy. who would want to kill frank? >> i didn't know what to think. it was a shock. >> reporter: h

she did stand trial for the murder of frank rodriguez. estified angelina poisoned frank at least twice. first with oleander which made him sick enough to go to the e.r. but not to kill him. then when she was giving him fluid fluids, she was dosing them with antifreeze, which was fatal. the jury found her guilty of first degree murder for financial gain but couldn't reach a verdict on whether she tried to kill that witness. in the sentencing phase, the judge allowed the jury to hear evidence implicateing angelina in her daughter's death. then the jury agreed on a sentence. >> you should be put to death. >> reporter: even facing a death sentence, she seemed unfazed. she addressed the court but admitted only to some errors. >> i broke and made a few terrible, stupid mistakes which i regret. we all make mistakes. i picked the wrong time to make mine. murder is not on that list. >> reporter: frank thought angelina was the god-fearing woman of his dreams. he was wrong. tom fuller thought she was a nurturing mother who would protect their daughte

geraldo rodriguez is head of the emerging market at blackrock. lawrence frank at block rock -- you are serious? this is the problem that a lot of people see, including americans, our different cultures and societies, saying we will play by a different rule book than modern capitalism. can greece get away with that? >> i think not, and the government knows that. it is a game in which they know they have two d lever -- two d lever, but at the same time they have to do delever in parts. during the month of june something has to happen. they have to agree on something. the agreement has to go through parliament, both in greece and in some european countries. that requires some time. we are getting to crunch time and that is the driver of the additional activity that we are seeing. brendan: one indication we are getting closer to crunch time is an increasing sign that people are willing to contemplate the possibility of a greek exit. you have leaks from the german government, christine lagarde refusing to rule it out. how serious are the negotiating tactics? gerardo