BERMAN: All right, we're back with the Money Lead. Potentially deadly consequences of the Ashley Madison hack, police say they are looking into whether users of the cheating website killed themselves after their names were leaked. Others are now filing lawsuits against the company. CNN Money tech correspondent, Laurie Segall joins me now. Laurie, what do we know about the suicides?</s>LAURIE SEGALL, CNN MONEY TECH CORRESPONDENT: Well, we know that Toronto police said at a press conference that they are investigating two suicides that they believe are linked to the Ashley Madison hack. Here in the United States, a San Antonio police captain committed suicide days after his information was leaked and we confirm that. So you're really seeing this is not a victimless crime -- John.</s>BERMAN: No, I mean, people made a lot of jokes in a lot of places, but people put their trust in this web site for better or for worse and it turned out not to be justified. So now there are these lawsuits that are filed. What are the lawsuits seeking? What are they saying?</s>SEGALL: Yes, we have four different lawsuits in the United States and Canada, cases filed in California, Texas, Missouri, also they're looking at alleged breach of contract. And what that potentially means is people thought that they paid for their data to be deleted and it wasn't deleted, inflection of emotional distress, negligence. One Canadian law firm is actually seeking $578 million in damages. And this is an interesting one, John, there is also a suit in Texas where they are commenting on how a company memo was leaked that said people knew that there were vulnerabilities and people complained, but they still didn't do anything. So a lot of damages here and this is just the beginning. A bunch of lawsuits just popped up today, Friday, over the weekend. A lot of people getting together to fight this.</s>BERMAN: Secret cheating website not so secret. Laurie Segall, great to have you here. Thanks so much. Drones delivering drugs and porn over prison walls, authorities say they foiled one plot, but is it just the beginning of unmanned drug mules in the sky? That's next.
Suicides Possibly Linked To Leak; Outed Users File Lawsuits Against Cheating Site