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   From: rhk@pfeiser.com   
      
   By Karen Kane and Richard Webner / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette   
      
   Two sisters who were found dead Friday in their East Liberty   
   home died of single gunshot wounds to the head, according to the   
   Allegheny County medical examiner.   
      
   Dr. Karl Williams said that Susan Wolfe, 44, and Sarah Wolfe,   
   38, had "other injuries" but that those injuries did not   
   contribute to the women's deaths. He declined to elaborate. "I'm   
   not willing to talk about their other injuries other than to say   
   that they did not contribute to their deaths," Dr. Williams   
   said. He would not answer whether the women were sexually   
   assaulted.   
      
   They were pronounced dead at 1:48 p.m. Friday, shortly after   
   their bodies were discovered in the unfinished basement of their   
   home in the 700 block of Chistlett Street.   
      
   Dr. Williams said that the autopsies on the women's bodies did   
   not reveal precise times of death. "The range I would give you   
   would be so broad. The time of death is going to come from the   
   police investigation," he said. The autopsies were conducted on   
   Saturday then the bodies were reexamined today, he said.   
      
   The medical examiner's office has not released a time frame for   
   the sisters' actual time of death.   
      
   Meanwhile, Pittsburgh Police Major Crimes Lt. Daniel Herrmann   
   said police are asking the public for information about anything   
   that may have been seen or heard between the hours of 5 and 9   
   p.m. near the sisters' home or near where their car was   
   discovered about a mile away. "We're asking anyone in the East   
   Liberty area or Highland Park to call us if they can give us a   
   piece of the puzzle. We're particularly interested in Thursday   
   evening, say between 5 p.m. and 9 p.m.," he said. The telephone   
   number for the homicide squad is 412-323-7161.   
      
   The lieutenant said police have been able to identify video   
   cameras in the vicinity and are working to pull information from   
   those cameras.   
      
   The Wolfe sisters were found dead in the basement of their 93-   
   year-old home after a co-worker of Susan asked police to check   
   her well-being when she did not come to work at the Hillel   
   Academy in Squirrel Hill where she was a teacher's aide.   
      
   Sarah Wolfe was a UPMC pediatrician and psychiatrist.   
      
   http://www.post-gazette.com/local/region/2014/02/09/Murdered-   
   sisters-died-of-single-gunshot-wounds-to-the-   
   head/stories/201402090179   
        
       
      
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