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http://www.nydailynews.com/news/nat...ad-pittsburgh-article-1.1608132#ixzz2syCejFEzMystery surrounds the death of two adult sisters apparently shot dead in their
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home's basement.
The bodies of Susan Wolfe, 44, and Sarah Wolfe, 38 — whose other sister Mary Wolfe is an Iowa Democratic state representative — were discovered Friday afternoon.
Cops were called to search the property after the duo didn't show up for work. Officers are now treating the case as a double homicide.
Lt. Daniel Herrmann said they currently didn't have a motive for the killings — and revealed there were no signs of forced entry
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Susan, a teacher at Hillel Academy in Pittsburgh's Squirrel Hill neighborhood, attended work as usual on Thursday
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When she didn't show the following morning, however, center director Dori Oshlag became worried
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Authorities made a wellness check just after 1 p.m. and found her body.
The corpse of her sister, Sarah, who worked at Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic, was alongside hers.
Both sisters were pronounced dead at 1:48 p.m.
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Sarah's boyfriend Matthew Buchholz, who is not a suspect in the case, took to Facebook to his partner.
"[She was a] beautiful, brilliant funny woman who worked as a children's psychiatrist and was an old school riot 'grrrl.'...This whole thing is unimaginably sad," he wrote.
And Sarah's former landlord Kelly Carter described her as a "dream tenant, model neighbor and friend."
The sisters' other sibling, Rep. Wolfe, thanked friends, colleagues and neighbors for their support.
"We are so grateful," she wrote on Facebook, adding: "Heartbroken, but grateful."
Democratic state Rep. Mary Wolfe posted this family photo to Facebook in honor of her two sisters, Susan and Sarah Wolfe.
http://www.wtae.com/news/local/alle...24355752/-/to8j40z/-/index.html#ixzz2syDqH71F[....]
A source told
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the bodies of two adult sisters who were found dead inside a
home in Pittsburgh's East Liberty neighborhood last Friday were doused in bleach.
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The sisters were found shot in the head in the basement of their home in the 700 block of Chislett Street, police said.
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Police found Sarah Wolfe's 2011 Ford Fiesta parked about a mile away in front of the Carnegie Library.
Herrmann said Dr. Sarah Wolfe worked at Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic, while Susan Wolfe was a teacher's aide at a school in Squirrel Hill. He said the sisters had moved to the area in December.
In a message on Facebook, their mother posted a letter that was written by their brother, John. The letter read: "My sisters both cared about children and the world; both lived lives dedicated to education and service."
He went on to write that Sarah was a pediatrician and a psychiatrist who specialized in treating children who had been hurt by violence, abuse, neglect and crime. He wrote that Susan, who was a teacher's aide in Pittsburgh, once worked in a behavioral disorder classroom in Chicago.
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Neighbors said the area has seen less crime in recent years and they were stunned by the murder investigation.
"Everybody is worried about this now. because you know you're scared to come out at night," said neighbor Michael White, who has lived in the East Liberty neighborhood for 11 years.
"It's just not as safe as we thought it was," said White.
The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center issued the following statement:
“It is with deep sorrow and heavy hearts that we mourn the loss of Dr. Sarah Wolfe. We send our sympathy to Sarah’s family and friends who mourn her loss as well as the loss of her sister. Sarah served children, adolescents and families at Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic, and served as a consultant at Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC. As a triple-boarded physician, Sarah was a pediatrician, child psychiatrist and an adult psychiatrist. She was an assistant professor with the University of Pittsburgh, Department of Psychiatry. She was known as a very compassionate, warm, caring and bright physician who was praised by patients, families, staff and colleagues,” said Dr. Claudia M. Roth, president and CEO of Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic, and vice president of Behavioral Health for UPMC.
Sarah Wolfe, had just begun volunteering at Animal Friends. There is now an online group raising money for Animal Friends, on her behalf, as well as a scholarship in Dr. Sarah Wolfe's name.
Two sisters of Iowa lawmaker murdered in their home: Psychiatrist and teacher's aide each killed with bullet to the head
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...owa-lawmaker-murdered-home.html#ixzz2syEjALZs
that black and white pic doesnt want to center no matter what
maybe its them not wanting to center