5 <p><strong>Update | 3:49 p.m. </strong>Robyn Ziegler, spokeswoman for Attorney General Lisa Madigan, said the attorney general&rsquo;s office doesn&rsquo;t have primary jurisdiction over criminal investigations and prosecution: That&rsquo;s left to the Cook County state&rsquo;s attorney.</p> <p>Randall Samborn, spokesman for the U.S. Attorney&rsquo;s Office, declined to comment.</p> <p><strong>Original post: </strong>County reporter Alex Parker called me with the following update just minutes ago:</p> <blockquote> <p>At today's Cook County board meeting, Commissioner Robert Steele raised some doubts over the investigation into former Chicago Public Schools Chairman Michael Scott's death, echoing worries from Scott's family earlier this morning.</p> <p>"There are so many questions the family has about this," Steele said. They are displeased about "how this is happening and how the medical examiner solved it so quickly."</p> <p>Scott's family held a press conference at 11 a.m., at the Holy Starlight Church in Chicago's South Side. The family called for a full inquiry into Scott's death by the U.S. attorney in Chicago, Patrick Fitzgerald, and the state's attorney general, Lisa Madigan.</p> </blockquote> <p> <div class="column span-4 small quiet"><img src="http://www.chicagobreakingnews.com/scottscene640.jpg" alt="" style="width: 150px;" /><br />The scene where Scott's body was found</div> Scott, a staple of Chicago politics for three decades, died Monday in a secluded area above the Chicago River.</p> <p>An initial investigation found that he shot himself in the temple, then fell into the river. But Scott's upbeat attitude and lack of a suicide note has left doubts about whether he killed himself.<br /> <br /></p> 2009-11-18T12:40:00-06:00 0 30780 1 538 1 UpdateSteeleEchoesScottFamilysConcernsoverDeathInvestigation 1 Cook County Commissioner Robert Steele conveyed worries over the investigation of former Chicago Public Schools Chairman Michael Scott. 2 247