there was no fear of anything, like what happened i don t know if somethin snapped. i was shocked. and i couldn t save my friend. a doctor comes home, but no for long i think that my wife is having a stroke. an hour later, she was back at the hospital that she jus left he had this blank stare i her eyes three days later? she was dead i said, she is my child i give birth to her, i want to know what happened to her. at first, it was just a medical missionary healthy, white female for all intensive person s i she would be alive for them, they couldn t mak any sense of it. but soon it became a murder mystery. i had to be sitting down. because once they finally discovered what killed her, th next question was who? if he could not have her, nobody was going to have her i still have a sense of it, i still have not made sense of it hello, and welcome to dateline dr. cline was in the busines of saving lives, but the docto became a patient went out o
advil dual action fights pain two ways. advil targets pain at the source, acetaminophen blocks pain signals. advil dual action. dr. autumn klein and robert ferrante had all the trappings of success and happiness a nice three storey home, short drive from the heart o the city prestigious jobs at th university of pittsburgh and its medical center at one time, it all seemed enviable
and a rising star in the field of women s neurology a star whose light was dimming even as they try desperately t keep her going these are doctors who are treating trauma patients everyday this one had totally puzzled them the woman failing in the er doctor klein, was in many ways but modern pittsburgh was al 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 ha 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 wif dr., autumn klein, relocated from boston. they were just the kinds o renaissance minds the city was trying to attract. autumn s colleague, dr. kare
expunges action from the stand he ordered the poison for work and even took it out of the bo when it arrived. that is why his fingerprint wa on the container besides his lawyer, added, the men as smartest bob would neve used a weapon that could s easily be traceable back t him. that s like me buying a shotgun, telling everybody, hey, i just bought a shotgun and tw hours later my life is decease from a shotgun - it would be the dumbest guide the universe in closing, the defense begged the jurors to use their common sense which they later said is exactly what they did. their common sense and the science presented told them, autumn klein had died of cyanide poisoning because th defendant had given it to her. they found him guilty of first degree murder. crushing, right especially in this case. absolutely crushing. yeah. good description. robert ferrante was sentenced to life in prison.
fooling his wife and everyon else by using a poisoned, he assumed, was untraceable standing and looking at the jury points to ferrante that man, right there was on blood tests away from th perfect murder murder responded the defense? what murder. robert ferrante, had said h did not commit a crime because there was no crime i said this forcefully as i could. we don t believe and we will never believe that autumn klei died from cyanide. the defense was attacking the cornerstone of the commonwealth case, that looked at with the little reading o cyanide could never be trusted it said. there is no way that that result is thrown up yes because, he said, the lab initially screwed up with th three point 35 calculation it only caught its air month later. correcting the level to 2. 2 a still, lethal amount o cyanide in autumn s blood. it certainly raises a rea