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
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
rouse. she said that she loved pittsburgh, she loved he patients the people of pittsburgh the were wonderful, and she was so happy to be there. autumn, had always intended to be a caregiver her cousin, closest sisters sharon king, remembers tha even as a younger girl she administered playtime tlc. we had a doctor s office an our patients where our stuffed animals. and doctor autumn klein was holding clinic hours she was the doctor. it was an interest that too root early for autumn and neve left always a top of the clas student in the baltimore area. she later got her undergraduat degree in, neuroscience from amherst. helping people was the main thing. she was just so, smart, so intelligent, so thoughtful, an so caring. you and your husband must have been very, very proud o her. we were lois klein is autumn s mom. we knew she was putting her mind on her studies and we are giving her the best educatio
detectives began talking to hi lab associates the people that we talked to, said there was no research wit cyanide. yet, detectives were just getting started with their investigation. they combed through labs, an laptops, interviewed friends and colleagues reanalyzed hospital footage. i think once we got all tha together, and got all th pieces of that puzzle together we had our picture a picture, he said, tha revealed only one person had the motive and the means t kill autumn klein. her husband, bob ferrante. though the evidence was largel circumstantial, three months after autumn s death, the cops were ready to make an arrest at the time, bob ferrante, was visiting his sister in florida pittsburgh pd detective lutton headed south to make the arrest but, when he got there, th sister said ferrante was gone. she said that he got a phon call from an attorney, and h got in the car and said i go to go, and then he left. did you think docto ferrante was doing a runner on you? do