been able to attain from our own sources as to the conclusion that has been reached that amount hutchens she was killed one of the latest pieces of information that i got from one of my sources inside the investigation was that these security sources were able to listen to testimony of somebody who was inside the consulates at the time who spoke of entering who was then confronted verbal he there was a loud exchange of words between actual g. and one of the people present and then there was sudden silence as the testimony goes on so this together with obviously the identity of these fifteen people which one of them is the head of the forensics units in the saudi defense forces as well as special forces that have been sent over the fact that they didn't spend the night somewhere where only here for a few hours all of that information paints a very clear and bleak and gossipy picture that german officials she was murdered were assassinated inside the building behind me jamal what about the turks going into the consulate they were a few days ago given permission is there any sign of it actu

deborah hutchens and debra he was only convicted of one murder.hen he would pull their teeth out and bury the remains so they couldn't be as eay identified. we didn't have d.n.a. testing back then. y ofoodruff: but the st his life has been made into movie, documenries about him. he'll be remembered for all this and the woman who was with him the end, she's still serving time. >> catherine greig is still serving time. she was sentenced to a fairly minimum number of years like refused eight, but she to cooperate with some detail about other informants or where money was hidngden, somet like, that i can't remember the details of that. she senned more time in pr as a result some she's still i believe in a federal prison somewhere locally i believe. >> woodruff: but whaegacy he has. ,> i should say, by the way that none of the victims in the greater boston area are lamenting this at all.e theyeering. they're popping champagne tonight, but this is not the way his life should have ended, and the federal government has some explaining to do. >> woodruff:

. >>> our guest host this morning, glenn hutchens you got the casting motion down. >> that's not a jokeur past, you bought tech companies when they were cheap you can tell whether the value is there is there values to the nasdaq yet? >> i would say two things, getting down to the sustainable growth and secondly if you had bought at their peaked price before the internet bubble and the 2000s crisis, you would mak a lot of money >> if they survive >> the fang stocks, the ones that turn out to be a big winner, you are right. the a world leading platform that you can do a bunch of stuff. >> you are still buying stuff right now and seeing stuff that looked reasonable under that scenario >> i recently bought a bunch of at&t stock the primary place where i focus on my investment, i have looked to go long on at&t volatility because i think it is -- >> you liked that cme call >> i thought that was a good one. i continue to invest in digital currency >> glenn, it is always a pleasure to have you here. next time, please come for two hours. that does it for us, right now it is time for "squawk on t