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UNDATED: This photo released by the Carson City Sheriff's Office shows William 
McCune.APRENO, Nev.  A body believed to be that of Nevada's chief 
insurance examiner was found wrapped in a blanket and bound with duct 
tape Saturday in a river in Carson City, and four suspects were 
arrested in the case, authorities said.Carson City Sheriff Ken Furlong said 
that while a positive identification and cause of death have not been 
officially established, investigators believe the body found by searchers 
in the Carson River is that of William McCune, who disappeared earlier 
this week.Authorities suspected foul play after finding evidence Thursday 
of a bloody, violent struggle in McCune's apartment in Carson City, the 
state's capital. Deputies were called to the apartment after the 62-year-old 
McCune failed to board a flight with a co-worker and other employees 
found no sign of him when they went to his residence.All four 
suspects are from the Carson City area, Furlong said, but detectives were 
unsure of their relationship to McCune or motive for the slaying.Still, 
investigators continue to believe McCune's death concerned "personal" matters 
and was not work-related, the sheriff said. He declined to elaborate.Michael 
Evans, 23, and Anthony Elliot, 20, were booked on murder charges, while 
Raul Garcia, 22, and Makyla Blackmore, 20, were arrested on burglary charges.Evans 
was taken into custody in Carson City, while the others were arrested 
Saturday m
FoxNews.com reporter Jana Winter is facing jail time for not giving up 
her sources in an exclusive story on a notebook allegedly kept by 
James Holmes, the accused shooter in Aurora, Colo., movie theater shooting 
in July 2012.Susan Estrich, a professor of law and political science at 
the University of Southern California Law School, said Saturday on "America's 
News HQ" that if a reporter cannot protect the anonymity of their 
sources, people are not going to tell them things."In a government where 
we really believe that the check on power is a free press, 
you don't want to stifle the ability of reporters such as Jana 
and others to get to the bottom of important stories and provide 
us with true and accurate information," she said.Estrich added that the 
notion that Holmes is not going to get a fair trial because 
he does not know the name of Winter's sources seems "very much 
of a stretch."Click for more on Fox News' First Amendment fight.
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