vol. DeCesare said that Bierenbaum often mentioned water, that Katz was outside cooling off.. She also told DeCesare that she thought she was being followed. He requested an evidentiary hearing. Being essentially softhearted, though, he e-mailed Dr. Bierenbaum before the trial to wish him good luck and got a brief response: ''Thanks. Dr. Bierenbaum carried on as a good citizen, writing an article in The Grand Forks Daily Herald about how to avoid snowblower injuries. ''Ten years ago we were a hospital, and now we're a health system,'' Schwann said, with 80 physicians, 7 community clinics and eye-care and mental-health programs. The torso was ruled out as belonging to Ms. Katz-Bierenbaum, whose remains have never been found. To the owner of Bierenbaum's vacation rental property in South Hampton, he speculated that Katz had a drug problem and that she had disappeared with drug dealers. ''He'd come up to you if he saw a mole, and he would touch it,'' Mr. Hussey said. Bierenbaum argued undue pre-indictment delay to the state court in his motion to set aside the judgment. Bierenbaum lists nine errors that he contends are objectively unreasonable: (1) failing to move to dismiss the indictment due to pre-trial delay; (2) conceding that Katz died on July 7, 1985; (3) opening the door to testimony and argument that Dr. Bierenbaum and his lawyer refused to consent to a forensic search of his apartment; (4) failing to call two witnesses who allegedly would have supported his claim that Katz left the apartment on the morning of July 7; (5) failing to cross-examine effectively a witness who minimized his use of cocaine with Katz; (6) failing to object to the admission of the videotaped demonstration of the prosecution's theory of how Bierenbaum disposed of his wife's body; (7) failing to move for a trial order of dismissal on the grounds of insufficient evidence of the element of intent to kill; (8) failing to make a timely objection to improper remarks in summation; (9) failing to request a jury charge on jurisdiction. See People v. McLaughlin, 606 N.E.2d 1357, 1359 (N.Y.1992) ([F]or the State to have criminal jurisdiction, either the alleged conduct or some consequence of it must have occurred within the State.). McCullough testified that Katz told her that her husband had gotten angry at her and choked her because she had been smoking a cigarette. Maryann DeCesare, a friend, testified that Katz told her that she was afraid of Bierenbaum's temper and that he had threatened her. Katz asked Beale if she could move in with her. The conviction leaves the people of Minot with a question. Robert previously worked for MultiCare Health System, an organization with a fast-paced trauma center, four community hospitals, and many neighborhood clinics based in Tacoma, Washington.
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