She was my wife for 11 years. I still can't believe she's gone.
When did she pass away?
Two months ago.
Why do you think she was poisoned by radiation?
She was a librarian at the New York City Library.
Well, Mr. Paulson, the main branch of the library is expansive. The odds of Molly coming in contact with one book in the Special Collections section? Because that is where she worked, you know.
For the last five years.
May I ask, what were you told was her cause of death?
Our family doctor said lupus is what killed her. And all I can say is, the minute I saw the news and heard about the-the rash and the hair loss, I knew it had to be thallium poisoning.
Even if the symptoms are also consistent with lupus?
She was in remission a week before she died. It all happened so fast, but now it all makes sense. You know, Molly and I used to took an art class on the weekends together. I painted that picture of her.
But if thallium jet kill your wife, that means it was murder, and the only way I can confirm that is to have her body exhumed.
You do what you have to do. But mark my words; somebody's gonna pay.
Mr. Paulson, I'm sorry for your loss.
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