she had not seen much of either of them in the previous five years. by coincidence, christine lived next door to rosie s friend and told her about the last phone call about yaz giving her a calcium capsule. it was odd just prior to leaving for a movie in the middle of the afternoon in a hurry that that was so necessary. as soon as i got off the phone and i looked to my husband and said i think he killed her. gut instinct? uh-huh. she was going on her instinct that something was not right. christine called the authorities. if you were wrong? where could they take it if i was wrong. no harm, no foul. they could tell me i was wrong and thank you for my help and would go away. christine s request to check yaz out made it to the desk of this detective. gary from the highland heights police department was investigating rosie s car
heights ohio police department was already investigating rosie s car accident. i never had met christine. i didn t know if she had an ax to grind with him. whatever reason she didn t care for him may not have been a valid reason. so i wasn t approaching him as a suspect or even thinking that, you know, this guy s a murderer. still, the detective had some facts that didn t add up. a 38-year-old woman in good health, suddenly dead in a fender bender. what s more, the coroner couldn t give him a cause of death. at minimum, he had to find out more about those calcium capsules christine had told him about. you re wondering if there s a sad but benign reason for her death. is this tainted stuff or is she allergic to whatever was in it. exactly. i didn t know exactly what i had. the detective called rosie s husband and he agreed to come down to the police station. that interview was recorded on an audio tape. the detective questioned the doctor about the calcium capsules.