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"Pellegrini detailed the half-dozen searches typed into Ferrante's computer in the months leading up to his wife's death and in the days after.
Pellegrini said Ferrante Googled cyanide poisoning in January 2013, about the same time he suspected she was having an affair with a colleague.
A month later, while she was in San Francisco, he Googled suicides from the Golden Gate Bridge. Later he Googled how to know if a spouse is having an affair.
On April 22 three days before detectives told Ferrante how they believed Klein died he visited a Yahoo! website that answers the question: How would a coroner detect when someone is killed by cyanide?
The evidence will show you, this defendant thinks he's smarter than everyone else, Pellegrini told the jury.
But Ferrante's final search, said Pellegrini, was: How do you get rid of your web history?
Read more: http://triblive.com/news/adminpage/6956688-74/ferrante-afternoon-thursday#ixzz3H58JusDH
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I seems Dr. Cyanide didn't properly follow whatever answer was provided to his last search question! I continue to be amazed that these murderers who think they are so, so smart STILL don't understand computers well enough to know that deleting a file doesn't remove it from the hard disk.
Pellegrini said Ferrante Googled cyanide poisoning in January 2013, about the same time he suspected she was having an affair with a colleague.
A month later, while she was in San Francisco, he Googled suicides from the Golden Gate Bridge. Later he Googled how to know if a spouse is having an affair.
On April 22 three days before detectives told Ferrante how they believed Klein died he visited a Yahoo! website that answers the question: How would a coroner detect when someone is killed by cyanide?
The evidence will show you, this defendant thinks he's smarter than everyone else, Pellegrini told the jury.
But Ferrante's final search, said Pellegrini, was: How do you get rid of your web history?
Read more: http://triblive.com/news/adminpage/6956688-74/ferrante-afternoon-thursday#ixzz3H58JusDH
Follow us: @triblive on Twitter | triblive on Facebook"
I seems Dr. Cyanide didn't properly follow whatever answer was provided to his last search question! I continue to be amazed that these murderers who think they are so, so smart STILL don't understand computers well enough to know that deleting a file doesn't remove it from the hard disk.