Ariz. man dies following guilty verdict

June 29, 2012 1:07 PM

Michael Marin collapsed and died after being convicted of deliberately burning down his $3.5 million mansion in Phoenix, Arizona. From the video from inside the courtroom, it looks like a suicide, that Marin put some toxic substance into his mouth. Investigators are not sure what happened at this point and won't be able to determine the outcome until the toxicology report comes back.

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