but modern pittsburgh was all about. the gleaming downtown towers, didn t need to worry anymore about grimey soot from the steel mill smokestacks along the river. the steel industry here had mostly died by the early 80s and moved overseas. universities, technology, medicine, and finance. that was the foundation of the new pittsburgh they called, the renaissance. robert ferrante, and his wife dr., autumn klein, relocated from boston. they were just the kinds of renaissance minds the city was trying to attract. autumn s colleague, dr. karen rouse. she said that she loved pittsburgh, she loved her patients. pittsburgh they were wonderful. she was so happy to be there. autumn, had always intended to be a caregiver. her cousin, closest sisters sharon king, remembers that even as a younger girl she administered playtime tlc. we had a doctor s office.
on his hand, and he immediately contacted the police. i call the detectives and i let them know cause of death is cyanide poisoning. you need to help them with the manner of death. he want to know if autumn had committed suicide, or had been poisoned. in other words, murdered. theres a note at my desk saying that the coroner s office had a woman come in who had a lethal level of cyanide in her system. cyanide poisoning? how many of those have you seen in your career? this is my first one. soon, autumns mom was given the news about the blood results. she didn t call her niece, sharon king, out in washington. she said, are you sitting down? i said okay. and then she said it was cyanide. just like that? and i was shocked. and i couldn t say anything. i couldn t catch my breath. when autumn s colleague, dr. karen rouse, heard that she knew right away that her friend had suffered an agonizing death. as a medical professional i
Landlords of popular Somerset pub call time after 35 years behind the bar It is so emotional, our customers are our family, it is so sad to say goodbye.
05:00, 28 JUN 2021
Landlords Karen Rouse and her husband Rob are saying a fond farewell to their loyal customers in Somerset
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ESPN sideline reporter
program director
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arrow The New York Department of Labor building in Downtown Brooklyn. Erik Pendzich/Shutterstock
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