It seems unlikely that the heart rate data alone would allow for indictment but it was one more piece of data since the suspect was not cooperating. [http://www

It seems unlikely that the heart rate data alone would allow for indictment but it was one more piece of data since the suspect was not cooperating. [http://www.networkworld.com/article/3162740/security/cops-use-pacemaker-data-as-evidence-to-charge-homeowner-with-arson-insurance-fraud.html http://www.networkworld.com/article/3162740/security/cops-us...] They found gasoline on his clothing, investigation revealed the fire started at multiple locations and he told 911 that "everyone was out of the house" but was heard over the phone telling someone to get out of here. So he was an idiot and got caught...