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ACCORDING TO INFORMATION RECEIVED: ON MAY 12, 1996 THE DECEASED FELL AT A BOARDING HOME WHERE SHE RESIDED AND FRACTURED HER LEFT HIP. SHE WAS TREATED AND TRANSFERRED TO THE INTERAMERICAN NURSING HOME WHERE SHE DIED ON MAY 27, 1996 AT 2:15 PM. THE CASE WAS BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE DADE COUNTY MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT AND WAS MADE A "T" CASE.ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION. DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE BY HIS SON JUNE 30, 1996 ABOUT 9:00 P.M. AT THAT TIME HE WAS WHEEZING, HAVING PROBLEMS BREATHING, AND STATED HE WAS TIRED AND WAS GOING TO SLEEP. ABOUT 3:05 A.M., ON JULY 1, 1996 HIS SON CHECKED ON HIM AND FOUND IN BED, NOT BREATHING. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED, FOUND HIM D.O.A. DECEASED HAVE HISTORY OF ETOH ABUSE, AND LIVER PROBLEMS. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER OFFICE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION. DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE JUNE 30, 1996 ABOUT 11:00 P.M., IN THE LOBBY OF THE HOTEL WHERE SHE RESIDES. ON JULY 1, 1996 ABOUT 3:30 A.M., HER HUSBAND FOUND HER IN BED, FACE-UP, D.O.A., WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. ACCORDING TO DR. RUBIN NUNEZ (535-9727), DECEASED WAS HIS PATIENT FOR TWO YEARS AND WAS BEING TREATED FOR PARKINSON'S DISEASE AND ANXIETY. MEDICATION TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER OFFICE, RELAFEN 500MG, ALPRAZOLAM, CAREBIDOPA/LEVO.$6@U@Ϊ@`6@6@?96-1766E96-1766EBEYERWILLIAMYRMW777 N.W. 12TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.777 N.W. 12TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.07:35@Q@C@5@ll?6@96-1721TOBINNANCYYRFWHITE3920 S.W. 125TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA3920 S.W. 125TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL<@ 334393-S01DET. QUINTANA_@ZZUTRRMHA{5@V@@ 5@?4@?5@96-1720WYNNEAIDA HOCHWALTYRFWHITEDAYTON, OHIO549 NE 55TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER...INPATIENT549 NE 55TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALt@ a@ضnb]\ZZMHA5@X@A@5@rqǹ?.@UUUUUU?5@96-1719BANDLOUISE MORRISYRFWHITESAVANNAH, GEORGIA 11355 SW 84TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANURSING HOME: THE PALACE AT KENDALL11355 SW 84TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALM@ D@޺ra\[YYLHA5@@V@ڤ@5@qq?4@?5@96-1718DIAZADELIAYRFHISPANICCUBA545 SW 7TH STREET #8, MIAMI, FLORIDAGRAMERCY PARK NURSING CARE CENTER ACLF: 5617 NW 7TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALl@ r@Ҫa]UTRRLHA5@@U@J@ 4@88?5@96-1717MINNOLUCILLEYRFWHITENEWARK, NEW JERSEY200 GALEN DRIVE #206, CORAL GABLES, FLORIDAHEALTH SOUTH DOCTOR'S HOSPITAL..INPATIENTUNKNOWN, UNKNOWNACCIDENTAL@9@™n\WVTTMHA5@V@@3@88?.@5@96-1716KOPCIAKESTELLEYRFWHITEBROOKLYN, NEW YORK 9400 SW 137TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAHEARTLAND HEALTH CARE CENTER9400 SW 137TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL5@Q@ձp^YXVVOHA5@T@ѳ@2@'}'}?5@96-1715PALMAMARGARET E.YRFWHITEROCHESTER, NEW YORK10715 SW 55TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDABAPTIST HOSPITAL...INPATIENTUNKNOWN, UNKNOWNACCIDENTALN@;@ós`[ZXXMHAxLVALUQvpjd^XRLF@:4.(" ztACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION. ON JULY 3, 1996 DECEASED ROOMMATE FOUND HIM LYING ON THE FLOOR IN HIS UNDERWEAR D.O.A., WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. NO MEDICAL HISTORY KNOWN. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION. ON JUNE 29, 1996 DECEASED COMPLAINED OF UPPER BACK PAIN. ON JUNE 30, 1996 SHE SUFFERED A DIZZY SPELL, AND PROBLEMS STANDING. ON JULY 1, 1996 ABOUT 5:46 A.M., HER SON FOUND HER ON THE KITCHEN FLOOR, FACE-DOWN, UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED, FOUND HER D.O.A. DECEASED HAVE NO KNOWN MEDICAL HISTORY. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION RECEIVED: THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF LUNG CANCER. ON JUNE 22, 1996 SHE FELL AT HOME AND FRACTURED HER RIGHT HIP. SHE WAS ADMITTED TO NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER WHERE SHE DIED ON JUNE 25, 1996 AT 6:30 PM. THIS CASE WAS BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE DADE COUNTY MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT AND MADE A "T" CASE. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION RECEIVED: THE DECEASED FELL AT HOME ON APR. 29, 1996 AND FRACTURED HER HIP. SHE WAS TREATED AND TRANSFERED TO THE PALACE NURSING HOME WHERE SHE DIED ON JUNE 24, 1996 AT 2:25 AM. THE CASE WAS BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE DADE COUNTY MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT AND WAS MADE A "T" CASE. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION RECEIVED: THE DECEASED FELL AT A CONGREGATE LIVING FACILITY ON JUNE 16, 1996 AND SUFFERED A RIGHT HUMERAL NECK FRACTURE. SHE WAS TREATED AND TRANSFERED TO GRAMERCY PARK NURSING CARE CENTER WHERE SHE DIED ON JUNE 24, 1996. THIS CASE WAS BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE DADE COUNTY MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT AND WAS MADE A "T" CASE. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION RECEIVED: THE DECEASED FELL AND FRACTURED HER RIGHT FEMUR WHICH WAS SURGICALLY REPAIRED, BUT SHE DIED AT HEALTH SOUTH DOCTOR'S HOSPITAL ON JUNE 17, 1996 AT 5:40 AM. THIS CASE WAS BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE DADE COUNTY MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT AND WAS MADE A "T" CASE. tLVALI4E%@7@I@@@ 7@7@@7@UUUUUU??96 ACCORDING TO THE INFORMATION AVAILABLE: THE DECEASED WAS A TISSUE DONATION CASE FROM THE BROWARD MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI TISSUE BANK. THE DECEASED WAS A BONE AND TISSUE CASE FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI BROUGHT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT FOR BONE AND TISSUE PROCUREMENT.ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION. DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE JUNE 30, 1996 BY THE CARETAKER OF THE ACLF WHERE HE RESIDE. ON JULY 1, 1996 ABOUT 10:50 A.M., HE WAS FOUND IN BED, D.O.A. DECEASED WAS AN A.I.D.S. PATIENT, BEING TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. JMH MEDICAL RECORD #248-70-40, HAS BEEN REQUESTED. MEDICATION TRANSPORTED: SMZ-TMP, FLUCONAZOLE, SMZ-TMD, DIFLUCAN, DIPHENHYORAL, COTRIM, PROPANOLO,IBUPROFEN, PROPRANOLO, KETORULAC, PROCHLORPER. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED LIVED ALONE AND HAD NOT BEEN HEARD FROM SINCE JUNE 30,1996 AT 8:30 AM. ON JULY 1, 1996 ABOUT 9:30 AM A FRIEND WENT TO CHECK ON HER AND FOUND HER DEAD IN BED. THE DECEASED WAS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. LEVY (662-1666) FOR COMPLETE HEART BLOCK AND UNDERWENT PACEMAKER INSERTION IN 1993 AT SOUTH MIAMI HOSPITAL. SHE WAS ALSO TREATED BY DR. SEAGAL (255-2500). ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A SELF EMPLOYED ROOFER WHO LIVED WITH OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1995, HE WAS WORKING ON THE ROOF OF THE BUILDING LOCATED AT 231 WEST 24TH STREET, IN HIALEAH WHEN HE APPARENTLY FELL TO THE GROUND STRIKING HIS HEAD. RESCUE UNITS RESPONDED, TRANSPORTED HIM TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL HE WAS UNCONSCIOUS WITH A BLOOD PRESSURE OF 110/PALPABLE. UPON AWAKENING HE WAS UNABLE TO MOVE OR FEEL ANYTHING BELOW HIS SHOULDERS. HE REMAINED A PARAPLEGIC INPATIENT UNTIL JUNE 30, 1996, WHEN HE SUFFERED A RESPIRATORY ARREST AND EXPIRED AT 8:45 PM. $@7@F@@@@7@@7@`7@?96-1838ARUSSOMARLENEK.YRFW106 CHRYSTAL LAKE LANE VALPARAISO, FLORIDAAT SEA, AB6@F@@6@a?5@?6@96-1728CHAVEZANDRESYRMWHITE23 N.W. 75TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, ER.WEST FLAGLER STREET & N.W. 75TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.ACCIDENTALMULTIPLE TRAUMA796-01-2906CPL. GUADAGNI@ Λ}\\WVTTNHA6@J@u@5@JI?5@?6@96-1727DE LA VEGACARLOSYRMWHITE10780 S.W. 26TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, E.R. SB. HOMESTEAD EXTENSION 1/4 MI. SOUTH OF MILEPOST 19, ACCIDENTALMULTIPLE TRAUMA964423175006CPL. HIDALGO@$ ۤ``[ZXXRHA 6@I@M@5@OO? 6@96-1726GONZALEZJOSEYRMWHITE310 WEST 20TH STREET MIAMI, FLA.310 WEST 20TH STREET #11, MIAMI, FLORIDAUNKNOWN&@96-2929503DET. HART`@}\\WVTTPHA{5@F@@5@OO?6@96-1725RODRIGUEZJOAQUINYRMWHITE5300 WEST 22ND COURT #310, HIALEAH, FLORIDAMERCY HOSPITAL...EMERGENCY ROOMNATURAL&@1631347-V02DET.CARTER@ƽ``[ZXXQHA{5@D@@5@98?5@96-1724LOUISRONALDYRMBLACK3429 N.W. 5TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA3429 N.W. 5TH AVENUE #3, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL#@02DET.GONZALEZ@ǻ[[VUSSMHA{5@@S@5@UUUUUU?5@96-1723PEREZPETROLINA BEATRIZYRFHISPANIC 10754 SW 7TH STREET #A, SWEETWATER, FLORIDA10754 SW 7TH STREET #A, SWEETWATER, FLORIDANATURAL&@334761-S01DET. MCCOLMAN@iia`^^MHAy5@O@@5@? @?6@96-1722BRIELAURELIANO E.YRMHISPANIC2903 NW 29TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, INPATIENT231 WEST 24TH STREET, HIALEAH, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL6@ 03@Ԭdd\[YYMHA_1LVALEE#`7@Q@@@7@ ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A STUDENT WHO WAS BEING TRANSPORTED TO SCHOOL IN A PRIVATE VEHICLE WHEN THE VEHICLE COLLIDED WITH A PICK UP TRUCK AND ROLLED OVER. THE DECEASED WAS PINNED INSIDE AND EXPIRED AT THE SCENE. **** THIS IS A BONE/TISSUE CASE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI THAT WAS BROUGHT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT FOR BONE/TISSUE PROCUREMENT. A BROWARD COUNTY MEDICAL EXAMINER'S CASE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS UNDER THE CARE OF HOSPICE. SHE WAS BORN AT NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER AND REPORTEDLY WAS DIAGNOSED WITH FLUID ON THE BRAIN. SHE REMAINED HOSPITALIZED ABT. ONE MONTH BEFORE BEING RELEASED. ON JULY 2, 1996 SHE WAS FOUND COLD AND UNRESPONSIVE BY HER FATHER. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HER EXPIRED UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. MEDICAL RECORDS TO BE OBTAINED.ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION. DECEASED HAD COMPLAINED OF STOMACH PROBLEMS AND VOMITTING SINCE JUNE 30, 1996. ON JULY 1, 1996 HE WOKE-UP ABOUT 3:00 A.M., FEELING SICK AND NEEDED TO BE HELPED FROM THE BED. ABOUT 7:00 A.M., HE ATTEMPTED TO WALK TO THE BATHROOM AND FELL IN THE DININGROOM, STRIKING HIS HEAD ON THE FLOOR, CAUSING IT TO BLEED. HIS FATHER HELPED HIM TO A CHAIR AND AGAIN HE FELL. ABOUT 2:14 P.M., HE WAS FOUND IN BED, D.O.A., BY HIS FATHER, WHO STATED HE THOUGHT DECEASED WOULD GET UP FROM THE FLOOR EVENTUALLY. MEDICATION TRANSPORTED: BENZTROPINE, HALOPERIDOL, TEMAZEPAM. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION. ON JUNE 28, 1996 WHILE AT WORK DECEASED COMPLAINED OF NOT FEELING WELL WITH CHEST PAINS AND WAS SENT HOME FROM WORK. ON JULY 1, 1996 HE WENT WITH A CO-WORKER TO MAKE A DELIVERY, GOT OUT THE TRUCK AND FELL ON HIS FACE. A NEARBY POLICE OFFICER STARTED CPR UNTIL FIRE RESCUE ARRIVED. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO MERCY HOSPITAL WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED IN CARDIAC ARREST. EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE HIM FAILED, AND HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 11:22 A.M. "LVALO0lB7@L@, ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON JULY 1, 1996 DECEASED WAS THE DRIVER OF A 1986 CHEVY CAVALIER THAT WAS TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND ON N.W. 75TH AVENUE APPROACHING THE INTERSECTION OF WEST FLAGLER STREET. A 1989 MERCEDES WAS TRAVELING WESTBOUND ON FLAGER STREET IN THE INSIDE LANE. AS BOTH VEHICLE REACHED THE INTERSECTION, THE DECEASED VEHICLE WAS STRUCK IN THE LEFT SIDE BY THE MERCEDES AND VEERED OFF TO THE RIGHT SHOULDER. THE MERCEDES SPUN AROUND IN A COUNTERCLOCK WISE DIRECTION AND CAME TO REST IN THE INSIDE LANE SOUTHBOUND. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, ON BACKBOARD AND CPR IN PROGRESS WITH THUMPER. HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE AND HAD FIXED AND DILATED PUPILS. HE WAS NOTED TO HAVE A LARGE LACERATION TO THE BACK OF THE HEAD WITH ABRASIONS, HE WAS EXTREMELY SWOLLEN THROUGHOUT THE FACE, NECK, UPPER CHEST, ABDOMEN AND ARMS. CPR CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 12:03 A.M.. DECEASED WAS WEARING A SEATBELT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON JULY 1, 1996 DECEASED WAS TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND ON THE SR 821, THE HOMESTEAD EXTENSION, WHEN HIS VEHICLE SPUN OUT OF CONTROL AND WAS STOPPED ON THE INSIDE LEFT GRASSY SHOULDER FACING NORTHBOUND. A SECOND VEHICLE TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND ON S.R. 821 IN THE CENTER LANE ALSO LOST CONTROL AND TRAVELED IN A SOUTHEAST DIRECTION TOWARDS DECEASED'S VEHICLE. THE DECEASED WAS STANDING NEAR THE REAR OF HIS VEHICLE AND WAS STRUCK BY THE LEFT FRONT OF THE SECOND VEHICLE. BOTH VEHICLES SPUN COUNTER-CLOCKWISE AND CAME TO REST ON THE GRASS SHOULDER. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND AIRLIFTED HIM TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, HE WAS ON THUMPER, IN ASYSTOLIC RHYTHM, PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED AND WITHOUT A PULSE. AN ATTEMPT WAS MADE TO REASSESS THE ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE BUT WITHOUT SUCCESS. CPR CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 4:28 P.M.. Go_#7@@@@`@@7@7@UUUUUU?96-1864A 6@D@@@6@[[? 6@96-1738VEGAANGELYRMHISPANIC11 EAST 60TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAPALM SPRINGS HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM11 EAST 60TH STREET, HIALEAH, FLORIDANATURALF@96-02952503s@!Χ\\TSQQLHA| 6@O@@6@98? 6@96-1737STAFFORDEARL JAMESYRMBLACK1810 NW 50TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDACEDARS MEDICAL CENTER, EMERGENCY ROOM1810 NW 50TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL:@1841916-V02GARY, T.@!ϫbb]\ZZPHA 6@8@@@6@88?6@? 6@96-1736NEWCOMETERRENCEYRMBLACK1550 BISCAYNE BOULEVARD, MIAMI, FLORIDA (HOMELESS)COLUMBIA CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER...E/R BISCAYNE BAY: 1191 BISCAYNE BOULEVARD, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALDROWNING1841721-V02DET. AROSTEGUI@!." 뵑__ZYWWOHA 6@I@f@6@88? 6@96-1735SCOTTERNESTINEYRFBLACK2540 EAST SUPERIOR STREET, OPA LOCKA, FLORIDAPARKWAY WEST REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER...E/RNATURALBRONCHIAL ASTHMA336441-S01DET. GALLAGHER@ ؼ^^YXVVMHA{6@Q@q@6@? 6@96-1733MARTINEZMERCEDESYRFHISPANIC1258 SW 3RD STREET #1, MIAMI, FLORIDA COLUMBIA CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER....E/RNATURAL#@1841190-V02DET. CARTER@ cc[ZXXPHA{6@@R@~@6@88? 6@96-1731FUNDERBURKEWILMAYRFWHITE8728 THOMAS DRIVE #A-2, PANAMA CITY BEACH, FLA.1111 SOUTH ROYAL POINCIANA, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL7@336432-S01DET.WILCOX@ ``[ZXXSHA{6@@&@6@?6@6@96-1729BAPTISTESAINTURA ASHAYMONFBLACK11 N.W. 64TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.FOUND: 11 N.W. 64TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.11 N.W. 64TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL<@1841083-V02DET. HERRERA@Ѱggba^^PHALVAL+#7@=@@7@7@7@96-1885ARUFFCAROLYRFBHOMELESSFOUND: 167TH STREET%%7@=@@7@ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 3, 1996 ABOUT 1:00 AM THE DECEASED WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE IN BED BY A FRIEND AND HIS BROTHER. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD. THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF HEART AND KIDNEY PROBLEMS AND WAS BEING TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (MR# 0774191). MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: THEO-DUR, NITRO STAT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 2, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS HOME ALONE WITH HER DAUGTHER WHEN SHE DEVELOPED DIFFICULTY BREATHING. FIRE RESCUE TRANSPORTED HER TO PARKWAY WEST HOSPITAL. SHE ARRIVED IN THE E/R IN RESPIRATORY FAILURE WITH SEVERE BRADYCARDIA THEN DECOMPENSATED TO ASYSTOLE. DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 4:25 AM. THE DECEASED WAS DISABLED AND HAD A HISTORY OF PULMONARY DISEASE. SHE WAS BEING TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, MR# 0225944. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 2, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER BY FIRE RESCUE AND ARRIVED IN CARDIAC ARREST WITH VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. SHE HAD BEEN INTUBATED AND AND CPR WAS IN PROGRESS. DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 4:27 AM. THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OD HYPERTENSION, OBESITY, ARTHRITIS AND HEMORRHOIDS, TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (MR# 1797002). ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION. DECEASED AND HER DAUGHTER TRAVELED TO MIAMI ON JULY 1, 1996 AND WAS STAYING AT THE HOLIDAY INN WAITING FOR A FLIGHT TO ATLANTA ON JULY 2, 1996. ON JULY 1, 1996 SHE COMPLAINED OF NOT FEELING WELL AND WENT TO BED ABOUT 10:00 P.M. ABOUT 5:10 A.M. ON JULY 2,1996 HER DAUGHTER CHECKED HER AND FOUND HER IN BED, D.O.A. FIRE RESCUE RESPONED, CONFIRMED SHE HAD EXPIRED.. ACCORDING TO DR.SMITH, DECEASED WAS BEING TREATED FOR HYPERTENSION, PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASE.LVALpC#$`@@A@*@`@@`@@`@@qql?qql?96-2501AJENNINGSJACQUELINESMITHYRFB11030 SW 223RD STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDASW 107TH AVENUE AT 222ND STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA12:05 AMSW 107TH AVENUE AT 222ND STREET, M ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS UNEMPLOYED AND LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH HIS WIFE. ON TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1996, HE WAS FOUND IN DISTRESS BY EMERGENCY RESCUE ON WEST 53RD STREET, IN HIALEAH. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PALM SPRINGS HOSPITAL WITH RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS IN PROGRESS. HE DID NOT RESPOND TO THE EFFORTS AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 11:46 PM. HIS PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT BY DR. A. BERTOLDI (691-2000), SHE TREATED HIM FOR A SEVERE CARDIOMYOPATHY AND DIABETES MELLITUS AND CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE. HE HAD A PACE MAKER INSURTED IN 1988, WHILE LIVING IN NEW YORK. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH HIS WIFE. ON TUSDAY, JULY 2, 1996, HE STARTED COMPLAINING OF HAVING CHEST PAINS AND EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO CEDERS MEDICAL CENTER WHERE HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD SHORTLY AFTER ARRIVAL. MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT AT THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL CENTER FOR DIABETES MELLITUS (OUT OF CONTROL), CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, DILATED CARDIOMYOPATHY AND AN ABDOMINAL MASS FOUND MARCH OF 1994. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE: ON JULY 2, 1996 ABOUT 4:30 PM THE DECEASED WAS SWIMMING WITH SOME FRIENDS BEHIND BICENTENIAL PARK. WHILE IN THE WATER THE DECEASED BEGAN MOVING HIS ARMS UP AND DOWN AND CALLED FOR HELP. HE THEN WENT UNDERWATER AND DID NOT COME BACK UP. RESCUE DIVERS FOUND THE DECEASED CLOSE TO THE SEAWALL IN ABOUT 22 FEET OF WATER. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER WHERE HE ARRIVED IN THE E/R ABOUT 5:20 PM, INTUBATED WITH CPR IN PROGRESS. HE WAS IN FULL CARDIAC ARREST, PULSELESS ON THUMPER WITH VOMITUS PRESENT. DESPITE AGGRESSIVE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 5:25 PM.$cH<#8@P@@8@@6@B@@@5@?@6@96-1747SCOTTVICKIE MAEYRFBLACK40 FOSTER ROAD #1, HALLENDALE, FLORIDAAVENTURA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER...INPATIENTNATURAL LAENNEC'S CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER@$輵__ZYWWMHA{ 6@@@@ 6@UUUUUU? 6@qq?`6@96-1745ALVARADOBALLARDOYRMHISPANIC1435 NW 1ST STREET #12, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL...E/R1980 SW 6TH STREET #2, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL(@%1861349-V02DET. ALFONSO:@$ͨcc[ZXXPHA 6@5@@6@qq?5@rq? 6@96-1744TORRESABRAHAMYRMHISPANIC7945 CORAL BLVD., MIRAMAR, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL...INPATIENTS.W. 137TH AVENUE & 138TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALMULTIPLE INJURIES333321-S01DET. GONZALEZ@$" ب``XWUUNHA 6@S@׷@ 6@?@6@96-1743GRANDARODOLFOYRMWHITE752 N.W. 2ND STREET #1, MIAMI, FLORIDA752 N.W. 2ND STREET #1, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALU@1851211-V02DET. GONZALEZ@ż]]XWUUNHA{ 6@U@:@ 6@UUUUUU? 6@ 6@96-1741SLATERGERTRUDEYRFWHITENURSING HOME1861 N.W. 8TH AVENUE #210, MIAMI, FLA.1861 N.W. 8TH AVENUE #210, MIAMI, FLA.1861 N.W. 8TH AVENUE #210, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL'@1851164-V02DET. GONZALEZ@# ߸j^YXVVNHA 6@O@g@ 6@?6@?@6@96-1740JOHNSONTHOMASYRMBLACK2461 N.W. 65TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.2421 N.W. 65TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.2421 N.W. 65TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.NATURALESOPHAGEAL CARCINOMA338179-S01DET. WILCOX@#ƣ]]XWUUOHA 6@K@c@ 6@UUUUUU? 6@ 6@96-1739BROWNCELESTERYRMBLACK10362 SW 180TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA10362 SW 180TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA10362 SW 180TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL%@338119-S01DET. WILCOX|@ ̧]]XWUUMHARLVALKWd$`8@N@@@8@@8@`8@""""""?""""""?96-1928AMORAC ACCORDING TO INITIAL INFORMATION RECEIVED: DECEASED EXPIRED IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT DELRAY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL ON NOVEMBER 8, 1996. REMAINS WERE TRANSPORTED TO THE DADE COUNTY MEDICAL EXAMINER'S OFFICE FOR BONE AND TISSUE HARVESTING ONLY. THE DECEASED WAS BROUGHT INTO THIS DEPARTMENT FOR BONE AND TISSUE DONATION. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS RESIDING AT JACKSON MANOR NURSING HOME SINCE MAY 15, 1996 AND WAS ADMITTED WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF HIP FRACTURE, ANGINA PECTORIS, HYPERTENSION AND HEART DISEASE. ON JULY 3, 1996 ABT. 6:30 A.M., SHE WAS FOUND BY NURSING HOME PERSONNEL LYING IN BED EXPIRED. POLICE RESPONDED AND FOUND NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. SHE WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. ALARCON AND HAD A HISTORY OF CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE, ORGANIC BRAIN SYNDROME AND CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. DR. ALARCON WAS WILLING TO SIGN THE DEATH CERTIFICATE BUT FAMILY MEMBERS WERE NO AVAILABLE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON JULY 2, 1996 ABT. 6:00 P.M. BY HIS FRIEND. THE FRIEND ADVISED THE DECEASED HAD BEEN TO THE DOCTOR EARLIER THAT DAY BECAUSE THE MEDICATIONS WERE NOT HELPING HIM. HE WAS BEING TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AND UNDERGOING RADIATION TREATMENTS. HE ALSO HAD A FEEDING TUBE BECAUSE HE WAS UNABLE TO EAT. ON JULY 3, 1996 ABT. 2:30 A.M., HIS FRIEND WENT TO CHECK ON HIM AND FOUND HIM LYING IN BED EXPIRED. MEDICAL HISTORY IS UNKNOWN AT THIS TIME - JMH RECORDS ARE REQUESTED. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THIS OFFICE INCLUDED: ZOVIRX, CARDIZEM, ISOSORBIDE, DIGOXIN, DIFLUCAN, CLARITHROMYCIN, METOCLOPRAMIDE, ZERIT, BENZTROPINE, EPIVIR AND SMZ-TMP. DECEASED WAS HOSPITALIZED IN SEPTEMBER 1995 WITH A FINAL DIAGNOSIS OF ESOPHAGEAL SMALL CELL CARCINOMA. HE HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF HYPERTENSIVE AND HIV+ DIAGNOSED ONE MONTH PRIOR TO HOSPITALIZATION.LVALF G%8@@@@8@@8@8@98?II?96-1948ALATTIMORECARLOSYRMB19070 NORTHWEST 57TH AVENUE #206 MIAMI, FLORIDAHIALEAH HOSPITAL - INPATIENT09:20 AMI/S VEHICLE: 3045 NORTHWEST 62ND STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA04:43 PMAQ@ ACCORDING TO HOSPITAL RECORDS: ON JUNE 30, 1996 NEIGHBORS OF THE DECEASED HEARD MOANS COMING FROM HER APARTMENT AND CALLED FIRE RESCUE. SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO AVENTURA HOSPITAL. SHE WAS UNRESPONSIVE UPON ARRIVAL, BUT RESPONDED TO PAIN AND CAME AWAKE. A CT BRAIN SCAN WAS NEGATIVE, BUT SHE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH PNEUMONIA, METABOLIC ACIDOSIS, COAGULOPATHY AND A HIGH LIVER FUNCTION TEST. HER CONDITION WAS SERIOUS AND SHE WAS ADMITTED TO THE HOSPITAL IN STABLE CONDITION. ON JULY 1, 1996 ABOUT 6:45 PM SHE BECAME PULSELESS WITH NO SPONTANEOUS RESPIRATION AND PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED. DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO FAMILY THE DECEASED WAS AN ALCOHOLIC AND HAD BEEN TREATED AT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL HOLLYWOOD IN 1995. ACCORDING TO HOSPITAL RECORDS: ON JULY 3, 1996 ABOUT 5:50 AM THE DECEASED COMPLAINED OF CHEST PAIN AND WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL BY FIRE RESCUE. HE HAD A HISTORY OF A MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION IN 1989 IN RUSSIA WHILE TRAINING AS A WEIGHT LIFTER FOR THE OLYMPICS. AT 10:41 AM HE EXPERIENCED A SEIZURE AND WENT INTO VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 11:45 AM. THE DECEASED HAD NO HISTORY OF DRUGS, SMOKING OR ALCOHOL ABUSE. HOWEVER, ACCORDING TO HIS BROTHER HE DID DRINK BEER ONCE IN AWHILE.ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION. ON JUNE 30, 1996 ABOUT 2:05 P.M., DECEASED WAS A RIGHT FRONT SEAT PASSENGER OF A VEHICLE THAT THE DRIVER LOST CONTROL AND CRASHED HEAD-ON INTO A CONCRETE UTILITY POLE. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED, TRANSPORTED HIM TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED WITH BLUNT MULTI- TRAUMA AND SEVERE CLOSED HEAD TRAUMA. HE WAS TREATED SUPPORTIVELY UNTIL JULY 2, 1996 AT 10:40 A.M. WHEN HE EXPIRED. LVAL:C[/I~V3w!N@8@98?98?96-1963ABARREIROJENNIFERYRFHSOUTHBEND, INDIANA3811 CAMERON AVENUE, BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA8 MILES NE OF MAIN GATE, LEVEE 67, MIAMI, FLORIDA02:55 PMEVERGLADES: 8 MILES NE OF MAIN GATE, LEVEE 67, MHYPERTENSIVE ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CALCIFIC AORTIC STENOSIS CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. INTRACEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE CONT. CAUSE: ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASECARBON MONOXIDE TOXICITY ASSOCIATED WITH COCAINE ABUSE.CRITICAL CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS CONT. CAUSE: CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASEBRONCHOPNEUMONIA CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: CHRONIC ETHANOLISMACUTE INFERIOR MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION DUE TO: ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE CONT. CAUSE: ISCHEMIC NECROSIS OF LEFT FOOT HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASE. ATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: FRESH WATER SUBMERSION. HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: MORBID OBESITY. POLYDRUG INTOXICATION ( ETHANOL, OPIATES, AND COCAINE.ACUTE SUBARACHNOID HEMORRHAGE DUE TO: HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE ATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASEACUTE HEMOPERICARDIUM. DUE TO: RUPTURED APICAL MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. DUE TO: ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASECOMPLICATIONS OF BLUNT CRANIOCEREBRAL TRAUMACHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE AND HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEMEDICAL COMPLICATIONS OF TREATMENT FOR LUMBAR KYPHOSIS AND SPINA BIFIDA WITH MYELOMENINGOCELEHEMOPERICARDIUM. DUE TO: RUPTURED DISSECTING AORTIC ANEURYSMCHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE CONT. CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUSHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE CONT. CAUSE: CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASECHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE CONT. CAUSE: ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEPrimary pulmonary hypertension. cont.cause: Cirrhosis of the liver.ATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASE. COMPLICATIONS OF CHRONIC ORGANIC BRAIN SYNDROME. CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS AND THROMBOSIS LVALv9@P@@9@9@ 9@96-1986ELEDBETTERMILTONYRMW1013 NW 109TH ST%9@P@@9@9@ 9@ll?88?96-1986ELEDBETTERMILTONYRMW1013 NW 109TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER.....E/R02:19 PMBARBER SHOP: 10067 NW 7TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA01:55 PMN9@REM381518-S01DET. BUTCHKO@MILTONWHITENATURAL&ڪ\\[ZXXXRIHA<%9@T@9@ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ACCORDING TO THE INFORMATION OBTAINED. THE DECEASED EXPIRED OF NATURAL CAUSES AT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL PEMBROKE PINES. HIS REMAINS WERE DONATED TO THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. HE HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF EPILEPSY AND HYPERTENSION. THIS CASE IS THE BODY OF A 31 YEAR OLD WHITE MALE THAT WAS BROUGHT TO THIS OFFICE FOR BONE AND TISSUE HARVESTING. THE CASE WILL BE TRANSPORTED TO BROWARD COUNTY MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT FOR PROPER CERTIFICATION. ACCORIDNG TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS MORTGAGE BROKER WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1996, AT ABOUT 5:30 PM, HE AND THE WIFE WERE HAVING SEX WHEN HE STARTED COMPLAINING OF BREATHING PROBLEMS AND LOST CONSCIOUSNESS. THE WIFE CALLED EMEMGENCY RESCUE UNITS, THEY RESPONDED TO PRONOUNCE HIM DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. HE HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF CARDIAC PROBLEMS WITH SEVERAL HEART ATTACKS SINCE 1991, AS RECENTLY AS 1996. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A RETIRED ELDERLY FEMALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH HER HUSBAND. ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1996, SHE WAS FOUND EXPIRED IN HER BED AT HOME BY A FRIEND WHO WAS LOOKING IN ON HER. POLICE WERE CALLED, RESPONDED TO PRONOUNCE DEATH UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. SHE HAD BEEN TREATED BY DR. KIMBAL AT MOUNT SINAI MEDICAL CENTER ORGANTIC BRAIN SYNDROME. MEDICATIONS OF BENZONATATE, DELTASONE, PRINCIPEN AND DIPENTUM WERE SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. O{g% 9@F@d@9@8@ 9@88??96-1992AJOSEP`6@@T@A@@6@88?@6@?`6@96-1756CANTONANGELAYRFWHITE26130 S.W. 130TH AVENUE, PRINCETON, FLA.SMH HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL, E.R.S.W. 268TH STREET & S. DIXIE HIGHWAY, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL=@%341313-S01DET. SUCO@*ӡ\\WVTTNHA@6@R@@6@@6@88?`6@96-1755MENDEZRAMONYRMHISPANIC7947 SW 104TH STREET #C203, MIAMI, FLORIDA7947 SW 104TH STREET #C203, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALE@%340599-S01DET. RIVERS@)Ź^^VUSSNHA{@6@Q@@ 6@88?`6@96-1754MORFAAMADOYRMHISPANIC3051 EAST 4TH AVENUE #21, HIALEAH, FLORIDATHE POINT ACLF: 3051 EAST 4TH AVENUE, HIALEAH, FLORIDANATURALW@%96-2965403OFF. ALVAREZ@)Ľ]]UTRRMHA{@6@P@ @5@?@6@96-1753GARRISONTOMMYYRMBLACK1425 NE 56TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA1425 NW 56TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL[@%1811641-V02DET. GARDNERd@(]]XWUUPHA{@6@K@@ 6@rq?6@?@6@96-1752DIAZLAURAYRFWHITE13810 SW 9TH TERRACE, MIAMI, FLORIDACOLUMBIA KENDALL MEDICAL CENTER, INPATIENT13810 SW 9TH TERRACE, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALE@%340444-S01MCCOLMAN, J. @(ͨ~YYTSQQLHA@6@N@@ 6@UUUUUU?@6@96-1751PENAPEDRO SAULYRMWHITE520 NW 109TH AVENUE #5, MIAMI, FLORIDA520 NW 109TH STREET #5, MIAMI, FLORIDA520 NW 109TH AVENUE #5, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL(@%339343-S01MCDERMOTT, J.@& Ӭ^^YXVVLHA@6@@V@@ 6@?@6@96-1750HOFFMANBETTYYRFWHITE4747 COLLINS AVENUE #1501, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAFOUND: 4747 COLLINS AVENUE, #1501, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAFOUND: 4747 COLLINS AVENUE #1501, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDANATURAL1@%96-2232504KLUGER, G.@&2&ƍ\\WVTTOHA LVALE%:@B@@P@9@ 8@:@UUUUUU?88?96-2062ATHOMPSONLEROYYRMB 1015 N.W. 121ST STREET, NORTH MIAMI, FLORIDA. JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, INPATIENT04:00 PM WINN DIXIE: 775 NW 119TH STREET, NORTH MIAMI, FLORIDA.10:10 PMA(@CFS96-2458013DET. KENNETH BETHELf@LEROYBLACKACCIDENTALE;66661%𸰉ZZYXVVVQIHA<% ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JUNE 29, 1996 ABOUT 3:30 PM THE DECEASED WAS SITTING IN HIS YARD IN A CHAIR AND HE APPEARED TO BE SLEEPING. ABOUT 15 MINUTES LATER A MEMBER FOUND FOUND HIM LYING ON THE GROUND UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD. THE DECEASE WAS UNDER THE CARE OF THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL CENTER FOR CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE, ACUTE RENAL FAILURE, HYPERTENSION, CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, DILATED CARDIOMYOPATHY, LIVER CONGESTION AND ANEMIA. HE ALSO HAD A HISTORY OF MULTIPLE SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND A CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1996, SHE WAS REPORTEDLY IN THE KITCHEN WHEN SHE SUFFERED A SYNCOPAL EPISODE, FELL TO THE FLOOR STRIKING HER HEAD AS SHE FELL. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED ANS SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE HOSPITAL AT COLUMBIA KENDALL MEDICAL CNETER. UPON ARRIVAL HER BLOOD PRESSURE WAS 126/64, PUSE OF 84 AND A HEART RATE OF 18. SHE WAS UNABLE MOVE HER ARM DUE TO PAIN, BLEEDING FROM LEFT SIDE OF FACE AND A JAGGED LACERATION TO LATERAL ASPECT. X-RAYS WERE DONE, RESULTS WERE THAT THERE WAS A FRACTURE OF THE LEFT HUMERAL HEAD AND A FRACTURE INVOLVING THE LEFT UPPER CHEST WALL. SHE REMAINED AN IN PATIENT UNTIL SHE EXPIRED AT 5:35 AM, JULY 3, 1996. REFILE 11/15/96 GDS. HER PAST MEDICAL HISTORY WAS FOR CIRRHOSIS, INSULIN DEPENDANT DIABETES MELLITUS. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. LVALŀY :@R@@ :@5@ :@96-2074AGONZALEZROBERTOYRMH44 SW 133RD AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORI%K@D@@K@K@K@[[??96-3248ABERMUNDEZJOSEYRMW559 NW 33RD STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM09:46 PM559 NW 33RD STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA09:00 PMAOPIATE TOXICITYBAH3561964-V02VILLAVERDE, O.@JOSEWHITEACCIDENTAL2(####ӯ~ZZYXVVVRIHA% :@R@@ :@5@ :@88?88?96-2074AGONZALEZROBERTOYRMH44 SW 133RD AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL....INPATIENT05:55 AMSTREET: TAMIAMI TRAIL & SW 132ND AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA09:50 AMACOMPLICATIONS OF BLUNT INJU ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 4, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS OBSERVED SITTING UP IN BED ABOUT 1:00 AM. AT 10:35 AM A FAMILY MEMBER FOUND HIM LYING FACE DOWN ON THE FLOOR OF HIS BEDROOM AND CALLED FIRE RESCUE. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF HEART AND KIDNEY PROBLEMS, EMPHYSEMA AND DIABETES. HE WAS TREATED AT THE CORAL REEF MEDICAL CENTER UNDER THE CARE OF DR. GOLDBERG (245-0200). MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: LANOXIN, PREDNISONE, PROPOX/NAP/APAP, PERCOCET, CHLORPROPAMIDE, FUROSEMIDE, ALBUTEROL SOLUTIONS, PIRBUTEROL ACETATE, ELAVIL, MECLIZINE, BLEPHAMIDE, AMITRIPTYLINE, CLORAZEPATE, POTASSIUM CHLORIDE, ATROVENT INHALERS, ZAROXOLYN, CIPROFLOXACIN, CEFTIN, CYCLOBENZAPRINE, PRINCIPEN, ALBUTEROL SULFATE, VENTOLIN, TOBRAMYCIN, INDOMETHACIN, THEOPHYLLINE TD AND PRAZOSIN. *NO MEDICATION BOTTLES APPEARED TO BE PREMATURILY EMPTY.* ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED RESIDED AT THE POINT A.C.L.F. ON JULY 3, 1996 HE WAS FOUND BY A NURSE SUFFERING VOMITING, SHORTNESS OF BREATH AND LOW BLOOD PRESSURE. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED, BUT FOUND HIM IN ASYSTOLE AND PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD AT 8:40 PM. THE DECEASED WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. LUIS SANCHEZ (836-6600) FOR CARDIAC AND EMPHYSEMA PROBLEMS.~LVAL+C @:@@S@/@@:@@:@@:@OO?96-2087AALPIZARMARIOYRMH33 N.W. 21ST AVENUE, # 9, MIAMI, FLORIDA. 33 N.W. 21ST AVENUE, # 9, MIAMI, FLORIDA.01:58 %@:@@S@/@@:@@:@@:@OO?96-2087AALPIZARMARIOYRMH33 N.W. 21ST AVENUE, # 9, MIAMI, FLORIDA. 33 N.W. 21ST AVENUE, # 9, MIAMI, FLORIDA.01:58 AM 33 N.W. 21ST AVE ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON JULY 4, 1996 DECEASED WAS A LEFT REAR PASSENGER IN A 1990 BMW THAT WAS TRAVELING EAST ON S.W. 188TH TERRACE. A 1985 JEEP CHEROKEE WAS TRAVELING SOUTH ON S.W. 124TH AVENUE AND PROCEEDED INTO THE INTERSECTION OF S.W. 188TH TERRACE. UPON DOING SO, THE VEHICLE COLLIDED WITH DECEASED'S VEHICLE IMPACTING THE DRIVER AND PASSENGER'S SIDE. POLICE AND FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HER UNCONSCIOUS IN AGONAL RHYTHM AND WITHOUT A HEART RATE. CPR WAS INITIATED AND CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 9:48 P.M.. HER REMAINS WERE TRANSPORTED TO DEERING HOSPITAL MORGUE AREA. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON JULY 4, 1996 DECEASED WAS A PASSENGER IN A VEHICLE THAT WAS TRAVELING NORTH BOUND ON S. DIXIE HIGHWAY WHEN SHE ADVISED HER SON-IN-LAW THAT SHE WAS FEELING WEAK AND THEN SUDDENLY LOST CONSCIOUSNESS. HER SON-IN-LAW SUMMONED POLICE AND FIRE RESCUE VIA HIS CELLULAR PHONE. THEY RESPONDED AND FOUND HER IN THE PASSENGER'S SEAT UNRESPONSIVE. SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO SMH HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL WHERE SHE ARRIVED IN FULL CARDIAC ARREST. CHEST MONITOR SHOWED ELECTRO MECHANICAL DISSOCIATION. SHE WAS CYANOTIC WITHOUT A PULSE OR HEART RATE. CPR CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 7:40 P.M.. DECEASED WAS TREATED AT DEERING HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM EARLIER YESTERDAY COMPLAINING OF CHEST PRESSURE. AN EKG SHOWED NO ACUTE CHANGES. X-RAYS WERE NEGATIVE. SHE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH AN URINARY TRACT INFECTION - GIVEN MEDICATIONS AND RELEASED. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY IS UNKNOWN AT THIS TIME.`:@P@%`:@P@0@@:@@:@`:@}'}'??96-2094AMARTINEZCARMENI.YRFH 1042 N.W. 24TH COURT, MI6@T@N@`6@qq?`6@?6@96-1765BOLUFEMARIAYRFWHITE2809 S.W. 32ND COURT, MIAMI, FLA.2809 S.W. 32ND COURT, MIAMI, FLA.2809 S.W. 32ND COURT, MIAMI, FLA.NATURALu@ %1871779-V02DET. BORGES@-}[[VUSSNHA6@T@k@`6@88?`2@6@96-1764STEINMARYYRFWHITE190 N.E. 191ST STREET, MIAMI, FLA.UNIVERSITY VITAS HOSPICENURSING HOME: 1900 N. BAYSHORE DRIVE, MIAMI, FLA.ACCIDENTAL,@ %1921613-V02DET. ALFONSO]@-Ɣ|YYTSQQMHA`6@R@#@`6@qq?6@96-1763MARTINEZOTERIOYRMHISPANIC550 NW 5TH STREET #313, MIAMI, FLORIDA550 NW 5TH STREET #313, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALN@ %1871696-V02DET. GARDNER$@,aaYXVVPHA{`6@S@@`6@88?`6@88?6@96-1762PENAPABLO S.YRMHISPANIC1060 WEST 24TH STREET, HIALEAH, FLORIDAWEST 29TH STREET AND 11TH AVENUE, HIALEAH, FLORIDAWEST 29TH STREET AND 11TH AVENUE, HIALEAH, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL BLUNT TRAUMA96-2982103DET. TANSLEYG@,." 긆__WVTTLHA `6@(@#@`6@qq?6@96-1761LALINDEALEXANDRAYRFWHITE441 MILLER ROAD, CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA441 MILLER ROAD, CORAL GABLES, FLORIDANATURAL]@%342559-S01DET. HELLMANj@,ǿ``[ZXXOHA{`6@P@P@`6@96-1760STULLHOWARDYRMWHITE HOLY CROSS HOSPITALMISCBONE/ TISSUE CASE ONLY !@tpp[[[VUSSMHA`6@F@@@@6@?@6@88?`6@96-1757LLORENSMARIAYRFWHITE12735 S.W. 188TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.S.W. 188TH TERRACE & 124TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.S.W. 188TH TERRACE & 124TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.ACCIDENTALBLUNT TRAUMA INJURIES341548-S01DET. MCGEEHAN@*." ు\\WVTTOHA LVALO+C_$`L@ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 5, 1996 A NEIGHBOR WENT TO CHECK ON THE DECEASED AND FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE ON THE FLOOR. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED, BUT PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD UPON ARRIVAL. THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF HEART DISEASE AND ASTHMA AND WAS TREATED AT CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER AND BY DR. CRUZ (557-7366). MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: VENTOLIN INHALERS, AZMACORT, ATROVENT, PROVENTIL, CAT'S CLAW, NYSTATIN, E-MYCIN, HISMAL, NAPROXEN, ASPIRIN, BRICANYL, PAPAVERINE, CYPROHEPTA, PROCARDIA, TRIAMTERE, FERROUS AND OXIPLEN. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 5, 1996 ABOUT 11:05 AM A CHEVY PICKUP TRAVELING EAST ON WEST 29TH STREET AND ATTEMPTED TO MAKE A LEFT TURN ONTO WEST 11TH AVENUE WHEN IT IMPACTED WITH A WESTBOUND PLYMOUTH. THE PLYMOUTH THEN LEFT THE ROADWAY AND STRUCK THE DECEASED THAT WAS A PEDESTRIAN AND DRAGGED HIM ABOUT 103 FEET BEFORE COMING TO REST IN THE PARKING LOT OF 1125 WEST 29TH STREET. FIRE RESCUE ARRIVED, BUT PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD ON THE SCENE. *LEGAL IDENTIFICATION OF DECEASED WAS MADE ON JULY 6, 1996 ABOUT 10:39 AM BY A FRIEND OF THE FAMILY.* ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OD SPINA BIFIDA. SHE WAS ADMITTED TO MIAMI CHILDRENS HOSPITAL ON JUNE 27, 1996 AND UNDERWENT SPINAL SURGERY DUE TO CURVITURE OF HER SPINE ON JUNE 28, 1996. SHE WAS DISCHARGED FROM THE HOSPITAL ON JULY 4, 1996 AT 1:00 PM. SHE WAS EXPERIENCING A FEVER FROM THE DATE OF ADMISSION UNTIL DATE OF DISCHARGE. AFTER ARRIVING HOME ABOUT 3:00 PM THE DECEASED COMPLAINED OF A HEADACHE. SHE DID NOT EAT MUCH THAT NIGHT AND WENT TO SLEEP ABOUT 10:30 PM. ON JULY 5, 1996 SHE AWOKE ABOUT 5:30 AM COMPLAINING OF A HEADACHE AGAIN, BUT WENT BACK TO SLEEP. ABOUT 10:40 AM SHE WAS DISCOVERED UNRESPONSIVE AND FIRE RESCUE PRONOUNCED HER DEAD. THE DECEASED HAD BEEN UNDER THE CARE OF DR. LEGORBURU (446-2546 AND MIAMI CHILDRENS HOSPITAL. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: FEOSOL, CLOXACILLIN AND ALBUTEROL.CLVALST/:@O@%:@O@@@:@:@UUUUUU?96-2135A96-2135AARELLANOGEORGER.YRMH 924 ADUANA AVENUE, CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA924 ADUANA AVENUE, CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA11:30 PMN'@VJR408252-S01DET. BUTCHKO4@ GEORGE R.HISPANICNATURAL÷]]\[YYWQIHA ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON JULY 5, 1996 DECEASED NEIGHBOR LOOKED THROUGH A WINDOW, AFTER NOT SEEING HIM THROUGHOUT THE DAY, AND OBSERVER HIM LYING ON THE FLOOR. POLICE AND FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. DECEASED NEIGHBOR STATED THAT HE HAD A HISTORY OF HEART DISEASE AND BEEN TREATED AT VICTORIA HOSPITAL. MEDICAL HISTORY TO BE OBTAINED. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON JULY 5, 1996 ABT. 4:00 P.M., DECEASED WENT TO TAKE A SHOWER. ABT. 45 MINUTES LATER, HER GRANDDAUGHTER WENT TO CHECK ON HER AND FOUND HER LYING ON THE BATHROOM FLOOR, UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE AND POLICE WERE SUMMONED AND FOUND HER EXPIRED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. DECEASED FAMILY MEMBERS STATED THAT SHE HAD A HISTORY OF DIABETES BUT HAD NOT BEEN TREATED BY A DOCTOR. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM MEDICAL RECORDS, DECEASED WAS A RESIDENT OF CARLISLE ON THE BAY NURSING HOME. ON JUNE 3, 1996 SHE FELLAT THE NURSING HOME STRIKING HER HEAD. SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WHERE SHE UNDERWENT A RIGHT TEMPORAPARIETAL CRANIOSTOMY AND EVACUATION OF SUBDURAL HEMATOMA. SHE REMAINED HOSPITALIZED UNTIL JUNE 26, 1996 AND THEN TRANSPORTED TO UNIVERSITY VITAS HOSPICE WHERE SHE WAS ADMITTED WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF CLOSED HEAD INJURY, INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE. SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE UNTIL HER EXPIRATION ON JULY 5, 1996. HER REMAINS WERE TRANSPORTED TO DADE COUNTY MEDICAL EXAMINER'S FOR PROPER CERTIFICATION. SHE HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF CHRONIC DEPRESSION, OSTEOARTHRITIS, ALZHEIMER'S, RESPIRATORY FAILURE AND TRACHEOSTOMY. ***MEDICAL RECORDS AND POLICE REPORT TO BE OBTAINED.*** xi"#@;@0@@ ;@ ;@@;@88?96-2149AVANISKASARAHE.YRFW8341 NORTHWEST 57TH DRIVE CORAL SPRINGS, FLORIDAKROME AVENUE, 8.8 MILES N. OF SW 8TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA11:05 AMKROME %@;@0@@ ;@ ;@@;@88?6@S@@6@UUUUUU?6@96-1771WEBERLOUETTA MAYYRFWHITE312 PAYNE DRIVE, MIAMI SPRINGS, FLORIDAFOUND BEHIND: 312 PAYNE DRIVE, MIAMI SPRINGS, FLORIDAFOUND BEHIND: 312 PAYNE DRIVE, MIAMI SPRINGS, FLORIDAACCIDENTALP@%344314-S01GALLAGHER, J.@1/# ``[ZXXMHA 6@G@@6@88?6@96-1770CRESPODAISYYRFBLACK3539 NW 87TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAHIALEAH HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM3539 NW 87TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALE@%344122-S01PARMETER, J.5@/Ÿ[[VUSSNHA6@E@;@6@88?6@6@96-1769SMITHJOYCEYRFBLACK3245 NW 49TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER...E/R BAR: NW 79TH STREET & 11TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL6@%344073-S01DET. MCCULLY@0 ҡ}ZZUTRRMHA6@E@@6@?6@?6@96-1768VELASQUEZDELIAYRFWHITE1121 S.W. 122ND AVENUE #301, MIAMI, FLA.COLUMBIA KENDALL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER1121 S.W. 122ND AVENUE #301, MIAMI, FLA.NATURALK@ %343324-S01DET. BAYAS@0 د^^YXVVQHA6@;@@`6@qq?@6@UUUUUU?6@96-1767POLYAKPHILIPYRMWHITE 6811 MAYFIELD ROAD, MAYFIELD OHIOMIAMI HEART INSTITUTE...INPATIENTATLANTIC OCEAN AT 9701 COLLINS AVENUE, BAL HARBOUR, FLORIDAACCIDENTALDROWNING343507-S01DET. GARAFALO@/ڟ~\\WVTTNHA6@U@Ϊ@`6@?6@96-1766BEYERWILLIAMYRMWHITE777 N.W. 12TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.777 N.W. 12TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.777 N.W. 12TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL&@ %1871941-V02DET. GARDNER@- ~\\WVTTMHALVALC ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS FEMALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. ON SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1996, SHE COMPLAINED OF HAVING SHORTNESS OF BREATH WHILE AT HOME AND EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL SHE WAS FOUND SLUMPED OVER IN A CHAIR, CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES WERE INITIATED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO HIALEAH HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL SHE WAS UNRESPONSIVE ON THE THUMPER WITH NO SPONTANEOUS RESPIRATION OR MOVEMENT. EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE CONTINUED BUT WERE TO NO AVAIL, SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 5:40 PM. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT FOR HYPERTENSION BY DR. SANCHEZ (836-6600). NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. *** THE DECEASED'S WEIGHT, (405 POUNDS). *** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 4, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS KAYAKING BEHIND THE SHERIDAN BAL HARBOUR HOTEL IN THE ATLANTIC OCEAN. ABOUT 5:30 PM THE KAYAK OVERTURNED AND THE DECEASED MANAGED TO GET OUT AND STARTED SWIMMING TO SHORE. SUDDENLY HE WENT UNDER THE WATER AND DID NOT COME BACK UP. HE WAS PULLED FROM THE WATER ABOUT 10 TO 20 MINUTES LATER. FIRE RESCUE ARRIVED AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO MIAMI HEART INSTITUTE. HE ARRIVED IN THE E/R IN ASYSTOLE ON THUMPER. HE WAS INTUBATED, CPR CONTINUED AND PLACED ON VENTILATOR. HIS VITAL SIGNS WERE RESTORED, BUT HE REMAINED COMATOSE. CHEST X-RAY REVEALED INCREASED BILATERAL PULMONARY PARENCHYMAL MARKING. EKG REVEALED EITHER AN IDIOVENTRICULAR OR JUNCTIONAL RHYTHM WITH SOME ECTOPICS. CT BRAIN SCAN REVEALED BILATERAL CEREBRAL EDEMA, BUT NO HEMORRHAGING OR MIDLINE SHIFT. HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE CARDIAC CARE UNIT. ON JULY 5, 1996 HE REMAINED COMATOSE, UNRESPONSIVE TO VERBAL OR NOXIOUS STIMULI. AT 12:25 PM HE DEVELOPED BRADYARRYTHMIA AND AN EXTERNAL PACER WAS PLACED. CPR INITIATED, BUT TO NO AVAIL AND HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 1:50 PM. THE DECEASED HAD NO SIGNIFICANT PAST MEDICAL HISTORY AND WAS A SWIMMER. LVAL_`<@U@@`<@<@.؂-؂?96-2232ACAMPUSSHERRYYRFW1700 NE 191ST STREET #403, MIAMI, FLORIDA1700 NE ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 6, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS AT A BAR DRINKING WITH FRIENDS WHEN THEY NOTICED SHE WAS LEANING OVER THE BAR. SHE WOULD NOT AWAKE AND FIRE RESCUE TRANSPORTED HER TO NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER. SHE ARRIVED IN THE E/R IN ASYSTOLE, AND DESPITE RESUSCUTATIVE EFFORTS SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 4:55 AM. FAMILY AND FRIENDS ADVISED THE DECEASED DID NOT HAVE A DRINKING OR MEDICAL PROBLEM, BUT SHE HAD A HISTORY OF TAKING SINUS PILLS AND COCAINE ABUSE ABOUT ONE YEAR AGO. THE DECEASED WAS DEPRESSED OVER FAMILY PROBLEMS, BUT NOT SUICIDAL. SHE WAS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. ALBERT (261-2391), BUT HE DID NOT TREAT HER FOR ANY SIGNIFICANT MEDICAL PROBLEMS. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON JULY 5, 1996 DECEASED DAUGHTER ARRIVED HOME ABT. 7:15 P.M. AND CALLED OUT FOR HER MOTHER. WHEN SHE DID NOT RESPOND HER DAUGHTER WENT INTO HER BEDROOM AND FOUND HER LYING ON THE FLOOR NEXT TO THE BED UNRESPONSIVE AND PURPLE IN COLOR. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HER WITHOUT ANY VITAL SIGNS. CPR WAS INITIATED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO KENDALL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL, INTUBATED, ON THUMPER AND STILL WITHOUT ANY VITAL SIGNS. CHEST MONITOR SHOWED ASYSTOLE RHYTHM. MEDICATIONS WERE ADMINISTERED AND CPR CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 8:42 P.M. DECEASED FAMILY MEMBERS STATED THAT SHE HAD BEEN COMPLAINING OF NOT FEELING WELL FOR THE PAST THREE DAYS EXPERIENCING COLD-LIKE SYMPTONS. SHE HAD NO KNOWN MEDICAL HISTORY, HOWEVER, SHE HAD FALLEN AT WORK ABT. ONE MONTH AGO AND WAS UNDERGOING PHYSICAL THERAPY. SHE WAS TREATED AT MERCY HOSPITAL- RECORDS TO BE OBTAINED. *** WHEN FIRE RESCUE ARRIVED AT THE RESIDENCE, THEY OBSERVED A MOIST VIBRATOR AND LUBRICANT LYING ON THE BED.. FAMILY MEMBERS GAVE PERMISSON FOR BONE & TISSUE DONATIONS. LVAL<84DZ$J@C@k@J@J@J@UUUUUU?96-3174AOLIVERBELLADOBVAYRFB2241 N.W. 60TH STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA. FOUND: 2241 N.W. 60TH STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA.02:30 PM 2241 N.W. 60TH STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.00:00 AMHMULTIPLE STABBING.SMP638707-S01DET. F%J@C@k@J@J@J@UUUUUU?96-3174AOLIVERBELLADOBVAYRFB2241 N.W. 60TH STREET, UNINC.D ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS RETIRED AND HAD NO KNOWN BLOOD RELATIVES IN THE UNITED STATES. HE HAD BEEN RENTING A ROOM IN THE HOME OF A LONG TIME FRIEND AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. CAME TO THE STATES FROM CUBA BY WAY OF SPAIN IN 1974, WAS A CHAIN SMOKER UNTIL THREE YEARS AGO. ON SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1996, AT ABOUT 10:30 AM, THE FRIEND CHECKED IN ON HIM, FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE AND CALLED EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AND MERCY HOSPITAL FOR A HEART CONDITION WITH A PACE MAKER INPLANT AFTER SEVERAL MYOCARDIAL INFARCTIONS. MEDICATIONS: ATROVENT, ZANTAC, KLONOPIN, AMBIEN, ALLOPURINOL, BUMETANIDE, ZOLOFT, COUMADIN AND ZAROXOLYN WERE TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT ALONG WITH THE DECEASED. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS RETIRED AND LIVED ALONE AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. SHE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON JULY 4, 1996, BY HER NEIGHBOR. ON SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1996, SHE WAS FOUND FLOATING IN A FRESH WATER CANAL BEHIND HER HOUSE BY ANOTHER NEIGHBOR. POLICE ADVISED SHE HAD A FLOWER GARDEN IN THE BACK YARD THAT WAS LOCATED VERY CLOSE TO THE WATER'S EDGE. FAMILY MEMBERS WERE CONTACTED, ADVISED POLICE THAT SHE WAS PLANING TO PAINT THE REAR OF HER HOUSE WHICH IS ALSO NEAR THE EDGE OF THE WATER. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT FOR CARDIAC PROBLEMS AND HEART DISEASE. MEDICATIONS OF LANOXIN AND LOPRESSOR WERE SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. BLVALP² =@M@=@ =@@=@96-2280EWAYVERNONYRMB3303 GRAND AVENUE #806 MIAMI, FLORIDA FOUN%% =@M@=@ =@@=@rq?96-2280E96-2280EWAYVERNONYRMB3303 GRAND AVENUE #806 MIAMI, FLORIDA FOUND: 3300 GRAND AVENUE #806 MIAMI, FLORIDA02:50 PMN1@UBAH2411582-V01DET. O. TEJEDA4@lVERNONBLACKNATURALĸ}VVUTRRRLIHA% =@N@=@ =@@=@?96-2279A96-2279AONEALSRAYMONDYRMB1790 N.W. 48TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL INPATIENT03:45 AMN.W. 17TH AVENUE & 44TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAA|@UBAH2416740V02DET. GARY @lRAYMONDBLACKACCIDENTAL ڬZZYXVVVOIHA4% =@T@~@ =@@=@98?96-2277E96-2277EACOSTADOMINGOYRMHACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION. ON JULY 6, 1996 DECEASED WAS FOUND ON A PICNIC TABLE UNRESPONSIVE AT 930 S.W. 2ND STREET. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED, FOUND HER WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, AND UNRESPONSIVE. CPR WAS INITIATED, SHE WAS PLACED ON THE THUMPER, MEDICATION ADMINISTERED AND TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WHERE SHE WAS ADMITTED IN FULL CARDIAC ARREST. EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE HER FAILED, AND SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 9:42 A.M.. ACCORDING TO DR. CAPIRO (553-0100), SHE WAS HIS PATIENT FOR ABOUT 6-8 MONTHS AND BEING TREATED FOR DIABETES, SEVERE ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE AND SEVERE CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE.ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION. ON JULY 6, 1996 DECEASED DAUGHTER RESPONDED TO HIS RESIDENCE TO CHECK ON HIS WELFARE AND FOUND HIM IN THE BATHROOM, ON THE FLOOR, HOLDING ON TO THE SHOWER DOOR WITH HIS RIGHT HAND, WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. ACCORDING TO VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL. HE WAS BEING TREATED FOR HYPERTENSION, ATHRITIS, BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERTROPHIC, AND MENTAL HEALTH. ?LVAL9MD\>6@T@k@`6@%6@M@@6@6@rqǹ?96-1786A96-1786ABAEZMARIANOYRMH865 WEST 71ST STREET, MIAMI LAKES, FLORIDAPALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL...EMERGENCY ROOM02:25 AMNE@7VJR347381-S01HERNANDEZ4@9MARIANOHISPANICNATURALXXWVTTTMIHA4%6@T@k@`6@`2@6@88?96-1764ASTEINMARYYRFW190 N.E. 191ST STREET, MIAMI, FLA.UNIVERSITY VITAS HOSPICE01:40 PMNURSING HOME: 1900 N. BAYSHORE DRIVE, MIAMI, FLA.00:00 AMA,@ %CFS1921613-V02DET ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 7, 1996 ABOUT 3:15 AM THE DECEASED WAS DRIVING A FORD VAN EAST ON EAST 21ST STREET. AS HE ENTERED THE INTERSECTION AT EAST 8TH AVENUE WHICH HAD A FLASHING RED LIGHT HE COLLIDED WITH A VEHICLE THAT WAS NORTHBOUND ON EAST 8TH AVENUE. THE VAN ROTATED, EJECTED THE DECEASED AND FLIPPED OVER ON ITS SIDE. THE DECEASED DIED AT THE SCENE. *THE DECEASED WAS LEGALLY IDENTIFIED BY A COUSIN AFTER VIEWING A PHOTOGRAPH ON JULY 8, 1996.* ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 6, 1996 ABOUT 9:00 PM THE DECEASED WAS AT HOME WITH HIS GIRLFRIEND LYING IN BED WATCHING TELEVISION AND EATING WATERMELON WHEN HE SUDDENLY BECAME UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND CPR WAS PERFORMED UNTIL THEIR ARRIVAL. HIS GIRLFRIEND DID NOT HEAR OR SEE HIM CHOKING PRIOR TO HIS BECOMING UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE TRANSPORTED HIM TO COLUMBIA KENDALL MEDICAL CENTER. HE ARRIVED IN THE E/R IN FULL CARDIAC ARREST WITH NO VITAL SIGNS. DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 10:12 PM. ACCORDING TO HIS GIRLFRIEND THE DECEASED HAD BEEN STAYING HOME FROM WORK RESTING IN BED FOR PAST TWO WEEKS, BECAUSE HIS LEGS BECAME SWOLLEN AND BLISTERED. SHE BELIEVED IT WAS BECAUSE HE STOOD ON HIS FEET AT WORK ALL THE TIME. OTHERWISE HE WAS VIRTUALLY HEALTHY. HE HAD BEEN TREATED BY DR. PULLIAS (661-8984) FOR HIS FOOT ONCE AND WAS PRESCRIBED DICLOXACILLIN. LVAL&S$@=@S@)@<@;@@=@??96-2310TMANNINGANNELOUISEYRFWPENNSYLVANIA2427 PLUNKETT STREET, HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDACLOUMBIA AVENTURA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER....INPATIENT07:27 AM5816 NW %%@=@S@)@<@;@@=@??96-2310TMANNINGANNELOUISEYRFWPENNSYLVANIA2427 PLUNKETT STREET, HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDACLOUMBIA AVENTURA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER....INPATIENT07:27 AM5816 NW 19TH COURT, MARGATE, FLORIDA00:00 PMA@uMDB@zANNE LOUISEWHITEACCIDENTAL6,'''' ̒j^]\ZZTPIHAq%<@T@@;@:@<@rqDZ?96-2309T96-2309TBORDENJOSEPHG.YRMWSAND ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 7, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS FOUND IN HIS HOME SITTING ON THE FLOOR SLUMPED OVER TO THE RIGHT. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND THE GAS STOVE WAS ON AND THE ROOM TEMPERATURE ABOUT 100 DEGREES. THE DECEASED WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD ON THE SCENE. HE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON JULY 6, 1996 ABOUT 7:30 PM BY A NEIGHBOR. HE HAD TWO BEERS AND SAID HE WAS GOING HOME TO HEAT UP SARDINES. ACCORDING TO THE NEIGHBOR HE HAD BEEN SICK FOR MONTHS, BUT WOULD NOT TELL ANYONE WHAT WAS WRONG WITH HIM. HE HAD LOST 20 TO 30 POUNDS IN THE LAST TWO WEEKS, BUT WOULD NOT GO TO A DOCTOR.ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION. DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON JULY 6, 1996 BY HIS LANDLORD. AT THAT TIME HE WAS WALKING AROUND THE AREA OF HIS RESIDENCE. ON JULY 7, 1996 ABOUT 5:06 A.M., WHEN THE LANDLORD RETURNED HOME FROM WORK HE CHECKED DECEASED AND FOUND HIM SITTING IN A CHAIR, UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED FOUND HIM D.O.A. DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS INVOLVED IN A TRAFFIC ACCIDENT FEBRUARY 20, 1996 AND SUSTAINED INJURIES TO HIS LEG AFTER BEING STRUCK BY A CAR. HE WAS PRESENTLY ON CRUTCHES. DECEASED BROTHER STATED, HE WAS A HOMELESS PERSON PRIOR TO THE ACCIDENT THAT WAS A CRACK COCAINE ABUSER. HE ALSO WAS A DRINKER. ** REFILED ON OCTOBER 21, 1996 ** BARLVAL; ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON JULY 6, 1996 ABOUT 12:01 PM. ON JULY 7, 1996 A NEIGHBOR BECAME CONCERNED AND HAD POLICE AND FIRE RESCUE RESPOND TO HER RESIDENCE. SHE WAS FOUND DEAD LYING NEAR THE FRONT DOOR. THE DECEASED HAD BEEN TREATED BY AN ORTHOPEDIST, DR. LEHRMAN (538-1119) FOR BURSITIS AND A SPRAINED RIB. SHE WAS ALSO TREATED BY DR. KREPS (538-9737) FOR HYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 7, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ABOUT 5:30 PM. AT 5:49 PM HIS SON WENT TO CHECK ON HIM AND FOUND HIM DEAD IN THE BEDROOM, WHICH WAS CONFIRMED BY FIRE RESCUE. THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF T4 PROSTATE CANCER AND HYPERTENSION. HE WAS TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (MR# 1691391). ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS LAST HEARD FROM ON JULY 2, 1996. ON JULY 6, 1996 HER BROTHER REPORTED HER MISSING. ON JULY 7, 1996 HE RESPONDED TO HER RESIDENCE WITH A LOCKSMITH, BECAUSE HE SMELLED A FOUL ODOR COMING FROM THE GARAGE AREA. UPON GAINING ENTRY HE FOUND THE DECEASED DEAD IN HER VEHICLE IN THE GARAGE IN AN ADVANCED STAGE OF DECOMPOSITION. SHE WAS SITTING IN THE DRIVER'S SEAT. THE DRIVER'S DOOR WAS AJAR AND HER LEFT FOOT WAS OUT OF THE DOOR. HER SHOES WERE OFF AND ON THE FLOOR OF THE VEHICLE. THE IGNITION WAS NOT ENGAGED. ACCORDING TO FAMILY MEMBERS THE DECEASED WAS AN ASTHMATIC AS A CHILD, BUT NO OTHER MEDICAL PROBLEMS SINCE THEN. SHE WAS UNDER A LOT OF STRESS DUE TO FINANCIAL PROBLEMS, BUT SHE NEVER EXPRESSED SUICIDAL IDEATIONS OR EVER ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. SHE DRANK, SMOKED AND USED UNKNOWN DRUGS, BUT ONLY RECREATIONALLY. SHE WAS TREATED BY DR. GRAVES (255-1355) FOR A ROUTINE PHYSICAL ABOUT ONE WEEK AGO. DR. GRAVES ADVISED SHE CAME IN DUE TO A VAGINAL DISCHARGE, BUT ALL BLOOD WORK WAS NEGATIVE AND HER VITAL SIGNS WERE NORMAL. SHE DID NOT HAVE ANY OTHER COMPLAINTS. *** AMENDED ON JULY 20, 1996 *** [ BAR ]LVAL2B%$ >@@@@@ >@@>@؂-؂-?96-2351A96-2351AWALDRONSHARONYRFW206 South Dixie Highway #-6, HALLENDALE, FLORIDACOLUMBIA AVENTURA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER, E/R.08:23 PM206 SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY #-6, HALLENDALE, FLORIDA AI@DVP96-%% >@@@@@ >@@>@؂-؂-?96-2351A96-2351AWALDRONSHARONYRFW206 South Dixie Highway #-6, HALLENDALE, FLORIDACOLUMBIA AVENTURA HOSP ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WITH MULTIPLE MEDICAL PROBLEMS. HE LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBER. ON TODAY'S DATE, JULY 7, 1996, THE FAMILY MEMBER CHECKED ON HIM BY CALLING OUT TO HIM, SHE DID NOT GET A RESPONSE SO SHE WENT INTO HIS BEDROOM, FOUND HIM LYING FACE UP ON HIS BED UNRESPONSIVE AND CALLED EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, ARTIAL FIBRILLATION, ESSENTIAL HYPERTENSION AND ASTHMA. TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, HOSPITAL NUMBER # 105-82-04. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS APPARENTLY A HOMELESS PERSON WHO WAS FOUND IN CARDIAC ARREST BY EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS AND TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL HE WAS IN VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION WITH RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES IN PROGRESS, THERE WAS NO RESPONSE TO THE EFFORTS AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 3:37 PM. THE NAME OF THE DECEASED IS UNKNOWN AT THIS TIME, NO MEDICAL HISTORY IS KNOWN. ***THE DECEASED APPEARS TO BE IN HIS MID TO LATE 50'S, WITH BROWNISH GREY HAIR, AND BROWN EYES. HIS WEIGHT WAS 125 POUNDS, HIS HEIGHT IS 5 FEET 4 INCHES. HE ALSO APPEARS TO WEAR DENTURES, NON ARE PRESENT AS THERE ARE NO UPPER TEETH. ******* ON JULY 11, 1996, POSITIVE IDENTIFIACTION WAS MADE BY THE MIAMI POLICE DEPARTMENT FROM FINGER PRINTS ON FILE WITH METRO DADE POLICE DEPARTMENT UNDER NUMBER #60014929, (JACKET NUMBER #607155). *** REFILED ON SEPTEMBER 25, 1996 *** [BAR] sLVALR&$>@Q@@>@>@II?96-2369A96-2369ASAMSELMARIET.REMAINS, UNKNOWNYRFWACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION. ON JULY 8, 1996 DECEASED G0T OUT OF BED, DID NOT EAT BREAKFAST, AND WENT TO THE BATHROOM. WHEN HE DID NOT COME OUT HIS DAUGHTER WENT TO CHECK ON HIM AND FOUND HIM LYING ON THE BATHROOM FLOOR, D.O.A. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED, CONFIRMED HE HAD EXPIRED. FAMILY STATED HE HAD A STROKE WHILE LIVING IN CUBA IN 1985. HE WAS BEING TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOR THROAT CANCER BUT HAD NOT SEEN A DOCTOR IN THE PAST 8 MONTHS. JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MEDICAL RECORD REQUESTED. MEDICATION TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER OFFICE, NITROGLYCERIN, CO-TRIMOXAZOLE, POTASSIUM, ENALAPRIL, FUROSEMIDE, DIGOXIN, NIFEDIPINE, ASPIRIN.ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION AND PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL MEDICAL RECORDS. DECEASED WAS HOSPITALIZED JUNE 26, 1996 TO JULY 2, 1996 BECAUSE OF A RIGHT HIP REPLACEMENT SECONDARY TO SEVERE OSTEOARTHRITIS. HE TOLERATED THE PROCEDURE WELL AND DISCHARGED TO THE HEARTLAND HEALTH CARE CENTER FOR REHABILITATION. ON JULY 8, 1996 ABOUT 2:00 A.M., DECEASED HAD A WITNESSED CARDIAC ARREST. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED, TRANSPORTED HIM TO PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM WHERE EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE HIM FAILED, AND HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 2:25 A.M. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATIONS: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY FEMALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITN FAMILY MEMBERS. SHE COMPLAINED OF HAVING BREATHING DIFFERCULTY SINCE ABOUT 6:00 PM, ON SUNDAY, JULY 7, 1996. RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMONED, HOWEVER SHE REFUSED ASSISTANCE WHEN THEY ARRIVED. THEY WERE CALLED LATER IN THE DAY, WHEN RESCUE UNITS ARRIVED THIS TIME SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER WITH RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES IN PROGRESS. SHE DID NOT RESPOND TO THE EFFORTS AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 10:37 PM. SHE HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT BY DR. KIICK (893-7200), FOR HYPERTENSION, DIABETES MELLITUS ( NON INSULIN DEPENDENT). LVALey$. `8hta<>@?96-2376E96-2376EROMANOGEORGEYRMWCHICAGO, ILLINOISFLORIDA CLUB CARE CENTER 20 SIERRA DRIVE NMB, FLA.FLORIDA CLUB CARE CENTER - RESIDENT09:45 PMNX@JSB464929-S01DETECTIVE GOLATHEROSCLEROTIC AND HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUSARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE CONT. CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUSATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASE CONT. CAUSE: CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASEHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: METASTATIC PROSTATIC CARCINOMA.MASSIVE PULMONARY THROMBO-EMBOLUS DUE TO: DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS, LEFT POPLITEALAIRWAY OBSTRUCTION BY FOOD BOLUS. CONT. CAUSE: GASTROINTESTIONAL HEMORRHAGE. PROBABLE ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: OLD AGE, HYPERTENSIONMETASTATIC CARCINOMA OF RIGHT LUNGATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: METASTATIC CARCINOMA, PRIMARY COLON.ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. BILATERAL PULMONARY EMBOLI DUE TO: PHLEBOTHROMBOSIS DUE TO: OBESITY CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEATHEROSCLEROTIC AND HYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASE CRITICAL CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSISCHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: HYPERTENSION, DIABETES MELLITUS. LACERATION OF THE HEART DUE TO: BLUNT TRAUMA TO THE CHEST CONTRIBUTORY: CEREBRAL ARTERIOSCLEROSISCONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE DUE TO: IDIOPATHIC CARDIOMYOPATHYATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: CIGARETTE SMOKING, HYPERLIPIDEMIACHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE, HYPERTENSION CONTRIBUTORY: MYELOPROLIFERATIVE DISORDER, HYDYSLIPIDEMIA HYPERTENSION WITH EARLY CARDIAC FAILURE. HYPERTENSIVE AND ATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE CONTRIBUTORY: LARYNGEAL CARCINOMAMASSIVE PULMONARY EMBOLUS DUE TO: STATUS POST- RIGHT HIP REPLACEMENTHYPERTENSIVE ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUS.LVAL,~̄ssJ $7@@Q@@`7@7@98?96-1856A96-1856ACASTRILLEJOFRANCISCOYRMHCUBA795 NW 29TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 795 N.W. 29TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA05:10 PMNF@MRF1951735-V02DET. GARDNER2@[%L@H@@L@L@qq?96-3324A96-3324ADAWSONJOEYRMB2152 NW 86TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 2152 NW 86TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA04ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION. A NEIGHBOR STATED, DECEASED WIFE IS MENTALLY ILL. ON JULY 8, 1996 ABOUT 11:00 A.M., SHE ASKED THE WIFE ABOUT THE WELL BEING OF DECEASED. THE WIFE STATED HE HAD FALLEN AND NOT GOTTEN UP. SHE ATTEMPTED TO FEED HIM BUT HE WOULD NOT EAT. THE NEIGHBOR WENT TO CHECK ON HIM AND FOUND HIM LYING ON THE FLOOR OF THE BEDROOM AREA, D.O.A. THERE IS NO KNOWN MEDICAL HISTORY AND NO MEDICATION WAS FOUND IN THE RESIDENCE.ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION. ON JULY 8, 1996 ABOUT 6:00 A.M., DECEASED COLLAPSED IN THE PRESENCE OF HIS WIFE. SHE WAITED SEVERAL HOURS BEFORE SHE CONTACTED THEIR DAUGHTER. POLICE RESPONDED, FOUND DECEASED SUPINE ON BED, D.O.A., WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. DECEASED WAS BEING TREATED FOR EMPHYSEMA. MEDICATION TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER OFFICE, LANOXIN, FUROSEMIDE, INDOMETHACIN, HYDROXYUREA, ERYTHROMYCIN. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A RETIRED FEMALE WHO LIVED AT TE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. SHE HAD A HISTORY OF HEART PROBLEMS AND WAS IN TO SEE HER DOCTOR LAST WEEK IN REFERENCE TO AN ACUTE PROBLEM WITH DIARRHEA. HE ADVISED THAT SHE WAS DEHYDRATING. ON MONDAY, JULY 8, 1996, A FAMILY MEMBER CHECKED IN ON HER, FOUND HER LYING ON THE FLOOR UNRESPONSIVE AND EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED. SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. SHE HAD REPORTEDLY BEEN TREATED BY A DOCTOR ROSELLWHO HAD PRESCRIBED ORAZEPAM, K-DUR, VASOTEC, LANOXIN, LASIX AND DIPHENOXYLATE FOR HER. THE MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT WITH THE DECEASED. LVAL<@U@@>@>@?96-2396E96-2396EHERNANDEZMIGUELYRMW4500 SW 106TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 4500 SW 106TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA03:30 PM4500 SW 106TH 106TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDANc@ REM468161-S01ROEBUCK,7@MIGUEL%>@U@@ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS A COLOMBIAN CITIZEN, WHO HAD ARRIVED IN MIAMI ON FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1996 VACATIONING ALONG WITH HIS LIVE-IN GIRLFRIEND. THEY WERE STAYING AT A FRIEND'S RESIDENCE LOCATED AT 2515 WEST 65TH STREET, HIALEAH. ON JULY 7, 1996 P.M., THE DECEASED WENT SWIMMING IN THE LAKE AT THE REAR OF THE RESIDENCE. FRIENDS HEARD HIM ASK FOR HELP AND THE DECEASED SUDDENLY WENT UNDER THE WATER IN THE MIDDLE OF THE LAKE. HIS GIRLFRIEND WAS VIDEOTAPING THE DECEASED SWIMMING AT THE TIME THE DECEASED WENT UNDER THE WATER. POLICE AND PARAMEDICS RESPONDED AND SEARCHED WITH DIVERS BUT DID NOT LOCATE THE DECEASED. ON TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1996, FRIENDS GOT ON A BOAT AND WHILE SEARCHING THE LAKE FOUND THE DECEASED FLOATING JUST UNDER THE SURFACE. THEY PULLED HIM TO SHORE AND SUMMONED POLICE. . AS PER GIRLFRIEND, THE DECEASED WAS NOT A DRINKER, DRUG USER, OR SMOKER. WAS NOT A VERY HEALTHY INDIVIDUAL, SPORTS MINDED, AND PRACTICED DIFFERENT SPORTS. NO MEDICAL HISTORY KNOWN. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. ON MONDAY, JULY 8, 1996, AT ABOUT 5:30 PM, HE WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE AND EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE CALLED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL HE HAD NO VITAL SIGNS, THEY INITIATED RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS AND A PULSE WAS CAPTURED. RESUSCITATION CONTINUED AS HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL THE CARDIAC MONITOR SHOWED VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 6:23 PM. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL UNDER HOSPITAL RECORD NUMBER # 0501530. THE RECORD HAS BEEN REQUESTED. LVALEh׀@?@N@@ ?@ ?@@?@}'}'?96-2417AWILLIAMSCHARLESYRMB9838 N.W. LITTLE RIVER DRIVE, MIAMI, FLA.9838 N.W. LITTLE RIVER DRIVE, MIAMI, FLA.11:22 PM9838 N.W. L%%7@L@@7@7@7@rq?96-1876APOLACHEKRICHARDYRMW15951 SOUTHWEST 287TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDASOUTH DADE PARK - 16350 SW 280TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA06:40 AMSOUTH DADE PARK - 16350 SW 280TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA00:00 AMNATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASENCM360482-S01DETECTIVE RIVERS]@dRICHARDWHITENATURALle````YM=;30ǿ\\[ZXXXQIHA<%@?@N@@ ?@ ?@@?@}'}'??96-2417AWILLIAMSCHARLESYRMB9838 N.W. LITTLE RIVER DRIVE, MIAMI, FLA.9838 N.W. LITTLE RIVER DRIVE, MIAMI, FLA.11:22 PM9838 N.W. LITTLE RIVER DRIVE, MIAMI, FLA.00:00 PMNc@EOL472561-S01DET. HERNANDEZ@CHARLESBLACKNATURAL3,'''' 亲\\[ZXXXQIHA\% ?@P@@ ?@ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: JULY 9, 1996 THE DECEASED COMPLAINED OF NOT FEELING WELL AND CALLED IN "SICK" AT WORK. HE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE SHORTLY AFTERWARDS THAT MORNING BY HIS MOTHER. AT APPROX 11:30 A.M. SHE WENT TO CHECK ON HIM AND FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE. SHE SUMMONED FIRE-RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: ACCORDING TO HIS MOTHER, DEC'D WAS NOT UNDER THE CARE OF ANY PHYSICIAN AND WAS NOT TAKING ANY MEDICATIONS. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON JULY 2, 1996 BY THE REPORTER WHO MAINTAINS THE APARTMENT BUILDING WHERE SHE RESIDES. JULY 9, 1996 THE REPORTER BECAME CONCERNED FOR THE DEC'D WELFARE AFTER NOT HEARING FROM HER THE PAST WEEKEND. HE ALSO NOTICED THAT HER MAIL HAD NOT BEEN PICKED UP. AT APPROX 10:01 A.M. HE USED HIS PASS-KEY AND ENTERED THE DEC'D RESIDENCE AND FOUND HER EXPIRED LYING ON THE BEDROOM FLOOR. THE REPORTER THEN EXITED THE APARTMENT AND CONTACTED POLICE WHO RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HER DEAD.LVALYrrd?@A@@M@`?@?@96-2434AMcGRIFFAREDRALLY%?@A@@M@`?@?@OO?96-2434A96-2434AMcGRIFFAREDRALLYRFB1801 N.W. 45TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL09:44 PMN$@REM2591961-V02DET. T. GARYF@AREDRALLBLACKNATURALɽ\\[ZXXXPIHAT%`?@Q@@ ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED LIVED ALONE AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. ON TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1996, FIRE RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED TO HIS ADDRESS IN REFERENCE A PERSON IN DISTRESS. UPON ARRIVAL THEY FOUND THE DECEASED UNRESPONSIVE. RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES WERE INITIATED AS HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL HE WAS ON THE THUMPER, THE CARDIAC MONITOR SHOWING VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. HE DID NOT RESPOND TO THE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 12:05 PM. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY IS UNKNOWN AT THIS TIME, NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED, NO FAMILY INFORMATION FOUND. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED RESIDES WITH HER MOTHER WHO STATED THAT SHE HAD BEEN SUFFERING FROM A FLU FOR THE PAST WEEK. JULY 9, 1996 SHE WAS FEELING ILL AND BASICALLY BEDRIDDEN. SHE USED THE BATHROOM AND UPON EXITING, SHE COLLAPSED AND FELL ON THE LIVINGROOM FLOOR. FIRE-RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND RESPONDED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, DEC'D WAS UNRESPONSIVE. SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER. UPON HER ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 12:05 P.M. SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE. SHE WAS INTUBATED AND ON THUMPER, MONITOR WAS SHOWING ASYSTOLE. ALL EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE WERE MET WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS, SHE WAS PRONOUNCED AT 12:08 P.M.. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: DECEASED WAS UNDER THE MEDICAL CARE OF DR. DONLEY WHO STATES HE HAS NOT TREATED HER CONSISTANTLY, ONLY SPORATIC. DIAGNOSIS WAS HYPERTENSION, ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE AND ON HER LAST VISIT, SHE COMPLAINED OF CELLULITIS. MEDICATIONS PRESCRIBED WAS VERAPAMIL AND DIAZYDE.&LVAL48f?@@R@@?@?@98?96-2449ARIVERSWIL%?@@R@@?@?@98?96-2449A96-2449ARIVERSWILLIAMYRMW13984 S.W 46TH TERRACE MIAMI UNINCORP. DADE, FLORIDA13984 S.W. 46TH TERRACE MIAMI UNINCORP. DADE, FLORIDA02:10 PMN ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF DEPRESSION AND MENTAL ILLNESS. SHE ALSO HAD A HISTORY OF DIABETES AND HEAVY SMOKING. ON JULY 10, 1996 THE DECEASED HUSBAND OBSERVED THE BATHROOM DOOR LOCKED. HE OPENED THE DOOR AFTER NOT GETTING A RESPONSE TO HIS KNOCKS. UPON DOING SO, THE DECEASED WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE ON THE FLOOR SOAKED WITH BLEACH. HER HUSBAND ATTEMPTED TO CLEAN THE FLOOR AND DECEASED WITH WATER BECAUSE THE ODOR WAS BLEACH WAS "OVER COMING". POLICE AND FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HER EXPIRED. SHE WAS NOTED TO HAVE POSSIBLE BURNS TO THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE STOMACH AND FACE. AN OPENED BOTTLE OF SUSPECTED BLEACH WAS FOUND IN THE BATHROOM. DECEASED HAD TALKED ABT. SUICIDE IN THE PAST BUT NEVER MADE ANY ATTEMPTS. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THIS OFFICE INCLUDED: CHLORPROMAZINE, GLYNASE, AMITRIPTYLINE, CATAFLAM AND FLURAZEPAM. SHE HAD BEEN TREATED BY DR. CAHN FOR THE PAST 25 YEARS. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS EMPLOYED BY GO / DANN INC. HE WAS AT HIS PLACE OF EMPLOYMENT ON TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1996, WHEN HE STARTED COMPLAINING OF HAVING CHEST PAINS. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED AND RESPONDED, UPON THEIR ARRIVAL HE WAS FOUND AWAKE AND ALERT WITH CHEST PAINS, HE SUDDENLY LOST CONSCIOUSNESS MOMENTS LATER. THEY INITIATED CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE WITH RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS IN PROGRESS. DISPITE AGGRESSIVE RESUSCITAIVE EFFORTS, HE DID NOT RESPOND AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 5:15 PM. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY IS UNKNOWN AT THIS TIME, NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. LVALPL@?@@V@@?@@@96-[%?@R@-@?@?@@A@?96-2474ASCHOBEREDWARDYRMW700 CURTISS PARKWAY, MIAMI SPRINGS, FLA.700 CURTISS PARKW ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: JUNE 29, 1996 THE DECEASED SUFFERED AN APPARENT HEART ATTACK AT HOME AND WAS TRANSPORTED TO KENDALL AMI HOSPITAL WHERE SHE WAS TREATED AND RELEASED ON JULY 5, 1996. JULY 7, 1996 SHE RESPONDED TO HER PRIVATE PHYSICIAN FOR A ROUTINE FOLLOW-UP EXAM WHICH CONSISTED OF X-RAYS AND EKG'S. JULY 9, 1996 THE DECEASED ATE A BANANA AND WATCHED TELEVISION WITH HER HUSBAND FOR MOST OF THE EVENING, HOWEVER HE LEFT HER UP AND WENT TO SLEEP AT APPROX 11:00 P.M.. UPON HIM AWAKENING ON JULY 10, 1996 AT ABOUT 7:00 A.M. HE NOTICED THAT SHE WAS NOT IN BED. UPON GETTING DRESSED TO GO OUT AND GET THE PAPER, HE DISCOVERED HER EXPIRED LYING IN THE HALLWAY. HE SUMMONED FIRE-RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HER D.O.A.. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN RESIDENT/INPATIENT AT JACKSON HEIGHT NURSING HOME. ON JULY 7, 1996, AT ABOUT 01:01PM, SHE WAS FOUND ON THE FLOOR OF HER ROOM UNRESPONSIVE AND EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED. UPON RESCUE'S ARRIVAL, THEY INITIATED RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES AND FOUND A PIECE OF CHICKEN LODGED IN HER THROAT. HER AIR WAY WAS ESTABLISHED AND SHE REGAINED A PULSE. SHE WAS INTUBATED AND TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. SHE REMAINED AN INPATIENT UNTIL SHE BEGAN TO DETERIORATE AND EXPIRED ON JULY 9, 1996. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED WAS BEING CARED FOR BY A LIVE-IN CARETAKER WHO STATES THAT ON JULY 9, 1996 SHE GAVE HER HER MEDICATION AT APPROX 11:00 P.M. AND SHE WENT TO SLEEP. AT APPROX 5:50 A.M. THE CARETAKER WAS AWAKENED BY THE DEC'D COUGHING. UPON CHECKING ON HER SHE WAS EXPERIENCING DIFFICULTY BREATHING, AT WHICH TIME SHE SUMMONED FIRE-RESCUE. UPON FIRE-RESCUE ARRIVAL ARRIVAL SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITAL SIGNS. SHE WAS PRONOUNCED D.O.A..-e7E%=@K@k@=@6@@Q@ @6@?6@96-1778JOHNSONWILLIAMYRMBLACK711 SW 9TH AVENUE, HOMESTEAD, FLORIDA711 SW 9TH AVENUE, HOMESTEAD, FLORIDANATURALV@%345993-S01DET. NANNIt@4û^^YXVVOHA{6@A@@6@333333?`%@6@96-1777MITCHELLKEITHYRMBLACK2430 N.W. 104TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA2430 N.W. 104TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA14708 N.E. 16TH AVENUE, NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDANATURAL:@%345907-S01DET.J.C. HERNANDEZ@4 ۩]]XWUUPHA6@C@@6@UUUUUU?6@UUUUUU?6@96-1776VILLAGABRIEL JAIMEYRMHISPANIC7815 CRESPI BOULEVARD #2, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAEAST 8TH AVENUE & 21ST STREET, HIALEAH, FLORIDAEAST 8TH AVENUE & 21ST STREET, HIALEAH, FLORIDAACCIDENTALBLUNT CRANIOCEREBRAL TRAUMA96-3011303DET. BOUCHER@3D8,*"“ee]\ZZMHA 6@Q@@6@?6@96-1775WEBBERCHARLESYRMWHITE 13190 SW 9TH TERRACE, MIAMI, FLORIDACOLUMBIA KENDALL REGIONAL MEDICAL.....E/R NATURAL@%345524-S01DET. J. C. 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FRANK CASTILLO@H ڵeaYXVVMHA7@R@@7@?7@ 7@96-1811TROTTERKATHRYNYRFWHITE5227 SOUTHWEST 152ND COURT MIAMI, FLORIDA5227 SOUTHWEST 152ND COURT MIAMI, FLORIDA5227 SOUTHWEST 152ND COURT MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALO@8351249-S01DETECTIVE HELLMAN@? ܲ^^YXVVOHA7@L@@6@UUUUUU? 7@96-1810JONESPEARLYRFWHITE1861 NW 8TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, INPATIENT1861 NW 8TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALP@81921466-V02CASTILLO, F.:@?Ţ~ZZUTRRMHA7@@X@f7@qq?7@7@96-1809BEIGELMANREGINAYRFWHITE7735 ABBOTT AVENUE MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA7735 ABBOTT AVENUE #2 MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDARESIDENCENATURALR@896-2319904OFFICER REEDER@?»__ZYWWQHA7@O@7@?6@?7@96-1808FOLEYCAROLYRFWHITE1071 N.W. 199TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.1071 N.W. 199TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.1071 N.W. 199TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL"@8351101-S01DET. 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JUAN SANCHEZ@MMA0.&b^VUSSOHA 7@@@7@[[? 7@96-1822MOLINABRYANYRMHISPANIC631 WEST 60TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAPALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOMLAKE AT REAR OF: 631 WEST 60TH STREET, HIALEAH, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL DROWNING.96-3059703DET. KEN HART@L' 宄^^VUSSNHA pJ$C@T@`C@`C@C@PO?II?96-2710AVASSERHTEYNMIKHAILYRMW1040 COLLINS AVENUE #1211, MIAM@7@7@@/@98?/@98?@7@96-1835MARKSPHILMORE DELANOYRMBLACKMIAMI, FLORIDA1543 NE 149TH STREET, NORTH MIAMI, FLORIDA8 MILES NE OF MAIN GATE, LEVEE 67, MIAMI, FLORIDAEVERGLADES: 8 MILES NE OF MAIN GATE, LEVEE 67, MIAMI, FLA.ACCIDENTALAIRPLANE CRASH240788-S01v@SA553+͜rd_^\\MHA @7@G@@@7@?@7@96-1834DOUGLASDOLORESYRFBLACKJAMAICA482 NW 165TH STREET #A305, MIAMI, FLORIDANURSING HOME: PERDUE MEDICAL CENTERNATURAL)@O354817-S01DET. 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TORRES@P>2! җee`_]]NHA LVALX@@@A@A@A@wwwww ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE JULY 10, 1996 AT APPROX 9:00 A.M. BY A FRIEND WITH WHOM HE HAD DRANK A FEW BEERS WITH. AT APPROX 1:00 P.M. THE DECEASED WENT TO USE THE BATHROOM - WHEN HE DID NOT COME RIGHT OUT, HIS FRIEND BECAME CONCERNED AND WENT TO CHECK ON HIM. THE DEC'D APPEARED TO BE UNSTEADY ON HIS FEET AND DISORIENTED. HIS FRIEND TOOK HIM OUTSIDE FOR SOME FRESH AIR. WHEN HIS FRIEND RETURNED AT APPROX 5:01 P.M., HE DISCOVERED THE DEC'D EXPIRED. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION RECEIVED, THE DECEASED HAD BEEN TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AND MAY HAVE BEEN TREATED FOR HEPATITIS OR LIVER DISEASE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED WAS UNDER THE MEDICAL CARE OF DR. ESTELLA NAYOR AND WAS LAST SEEN ON JULY 3, 1996 FOR A ROUTINE CHECK-UP. DIAGNOSIS: CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, VALVULAR HEART DISEASE, ATRIAL FIBRILLATION AND HYPERCHOLESTEROLEMIA. HE UNDERWENT A CABG IN 1984. WAS TAKING THE FOLLOWING MEDICATIONS, COUMADIN, CARDIZEM, LANOXIN, VASOTEC AND LASIX. JULY 10, 1996 DECEASED WAS DISCOVERED AT HOME ON THE BEDROOM FLOOR UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE-RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND RESPONDED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL DECEASED WAS TRANSPORTED TO GOLDEN GLADES REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 1:05 P.M. HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, EKG WAS SHOWING ASYSTOLE. ALL EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE WERE MET WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 1:10 P.M..LVALt***Ɓ%:@D@-@:@:@98?96-2115A96-2115AJACKSONNATHANIELYRMB 7664 NW 10TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDANORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER...E/R05:55 PMNu@REM403849-S01DET. SURMAN'@NATHANIELBLACKNATURAL]]\[YYYPIHA4% :@T@U@ :@@:@?96-2080E96-2080EOCIACOVSKIILONAYRFW 3553 MAGELAN CIRCLE, # 311, AVENTURA, FLORIDA. 3553 MAGELAN CIRCLE, # 311, AVENTURA, FLORIDA.08:00 PM 3553 MAGELAN CIRCLE, # 311, AVENTUR ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS. ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1996, HE COMPLAINED OF NOT FEELING WELL AND RETIRED TO HIS BEDROOM TO REST. AT ABOUT 4:15 PM, A FAMILY MEMBER CHECKED IN ON HIM, HE WAS FOUND LYING IN BED UNRESPONSIVE AND RESCUE UNITS WERE CALLED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT BY DR. LUIS UGARTE ( 266-0125), FOR HYPERTENSION, HE HAD BEEN TREATING HIM SINCE DECEMBER 1995, LAST SAW HIM JUNE 13, 1996. HIS HIGHEST BLOOD PRESSURE READING WAS 150/100. MEDICATIONS OF PROCARDIA AND CAPOZIDE HAD BEEN PRESCRIBED. MEDICATION: CAPOZIDE, METOCLOPRAMIDE, PIROXICAM, ALPRAZOLAM AND VERAPAMIL WERE TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON JULY 9, 1996 BY NEIGHBORS WHO BECAME CONCERNED ON JULY 10, 1996 AFTER NOT SEEING HER. JULY 10, 1996 THEY BECAME CONCERNED FOR HER WELFARE AND SUMMONED HIALEAH POLICE WHO RESPONDED AND FORCED ENTRY. UPON ENTERING, DEC'D WAS DISCOVERED EXPIRED LYING PRONE ON THE LIVINGROOM FLOOR WITH APPARENT HEAD TRAUMA. FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED, HOWEVER SHE WAS PRONOUNCED D.OA.. DECEASED WAS BEING TREATED AT THE "C.A.C." CLINIC BY DR. DIAZ-RIVERA WHO HAS BEEN CONTACTED FOR MEDICAL HISTORY.LVALÏy%A@@V@D@`A@`A@A@(}'}??96-2571AGUINEAMARGOTYRFW1610 LENOX AVENUE #510, MIAMI BEACH, FLA.MT. SINAI MEDICAL CENTER, E.R.11:07 PM1610 LENOX AVENUE #510, MIAMI BEACH, FLA.00:00 PMACRANIOCEREBRAL TRAUMAVJR96-3336604OFC. REDRUELLOT@MARGOTWHITEACCIDENTAL7-(((("ѨYYXWUUUOIHA\%`A@T@P@@@A@qq?96-2570A96-2570ATALENTINOMANTALOUISE ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. HIS MOTHER STATED THAT HE WAS IN THE HOUSE WATCHING TELEVISION ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1996. HE APPARENTLY LEFT THE HOUSE WHEN SHE WENT IN TO TAKE A SHOWER. WHEN SHE CAME OUT OF THE SHOWER SHE INQUIRED AS TO WHERE THE BABY WAS . A SEARCH WAS STARTED AND HE WAS FOUND FLOATING IN THE LAKE IN THE REAR OF THE RESIDENCE. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED AND RESPONDED, RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS WERE INITIATED AS THEY TRANSPORTED HIM TO PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL. WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 4:46 PM. FAMILY MEMBERS ADVISED POLICE THAT THE INFANT OFTEN OPENED THE EXTERNAL DOORS AND WOULD RUN OUTSIDE. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 10, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS IN THE AREA OF SILVER BLUE LAKE WITH FRIENDS AT ABOUT 2:00 PM. THE DECEASED TOOK OFF HIS CLOTHES ALONG WITH HIS FRIENDS, STEPPED ONTO AN UNDER WATER CONCRETE POLE. IT WAS REPORTED THAT HE APPARENTLY STEPPED OFF OR SLIPPED OFF OF THE POLE INTO THE WATER AND BEGAN TO SPLASH AROUND, CALLING FOR HELP. HIS FRIENDS ATTEMPTED TO ASSIST HIS BUT WERE UNABLE TO BECAUSE HE IN PANIC, PULLED THEM UNDER WATER. ANOTHER FRIEND ATTEMPTED TO HELP FROM SHORE BUT WAS UNABLE TO DO SO. FIRE RESCUE UNITS RESPONDED AND WERE ABLE TO LOCATE HIM AT THE BOTTOM OF THE LAKE. RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS WERE INITIATED SA HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO NORTHSHORE MEDICAL CENTER WHERE HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 3:01 PM. THE DECEASED HAD ADVISED HIS FRIENDS THAT HE KNEW HOW TO SWIM. -LVAL:=-$A@D@@A@ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 11, 1996 THE DECEASED ATE BREAKFAST ABOUT 9:00 AM. HE WAS PREPARING MEATS FOR LUNCH WHEN HIS WIFE FOUND HIM ON THE KITCHEN FLOOR. SHE HELPED HIM INTO A CHAIR, BUT HE WENT INTO CARDIAC ARREST AND FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED. HE WAS FOUND IN CARDIAC ARREST, DIAPHORETIC, COLD AND CLAMMY. CPR WAS INITIATED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. HE ARRIVED IN THE E/R IN AGONAL RHYTHM, BUT BECAME ASYSTOLIC AND DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 11:37 AM. ACCORDING TO THE DECEDENT'S WIFE HE HAD NO KNOWN MEDICAL HISTORY AND NO DOCTORS, BUT WAS A HEAVY DRINKER AND SMOKER. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED AT DINNER ON JULY 10, 1996 ABOUT 7:30 PM AND WENT TO BED ABOUT 9:30 PM. HE HAD NO COMPLAINTS AT THAT TIME. ON JULY 11, 1996 ABOUT 6:50 AM HIS MOTHER WENT TO WAKE HIM FOR WORK AND FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD. THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION, BUT HAD NOT SEEN A DOCTOR IN OVER FIVE YEARS. HE DID NOT USE TOBACCO OR ALCOHOL, BUT MAY HAVE HAD A URINARY TRACT INFECTION, BECAUSE OF NON-PRESCRIPTION DRUGS FOUND BY POLICE. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: UROTROPINE AND DICYCLOMINE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON JULY 10,1996 P.M., THE DECEASED WAS WALKING THROUGH HIS APARTMENT COMPLEX WITH HIS BROTHER, WHEN HE SUDDENLY COLLAPSED. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM IN VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. CPR WAS INITIATED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PAN AMERICAN HOSPITAL, WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 1:15 PM., UNRESPONSIVE, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, IN VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION, CPR IN PROGRESS. RESPONDED TO INTERNAL PACER, HOWEVER, HIS CONDITION DETERIORATED AND EXPIRED. WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 3:55 PM. . POLICE RESPONDED AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. HE REPORTEDLY HAD BEEN COMPLAINING OF CHEST PAINS FOR THE LAST FEW DAYS.eLVALsƷƘt ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 11, 1996 THE DECEDENT'S MOTHER WAS FEEDING HIM WHEN HE SUDDENLY STOPPED BREATHING. SHE CALLED HER HUSBAND ON THE PHONE AND HE ADVISED HER TO CALL 911. SHE PERFORMED CPR UNTIL THEIR ARRIVAL. RESCUE TRANSPORTED DECEASED TO PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER. HE ARRIVED IN THE E/R WITH CPR STILL IN PROGRESS AND INTUBATED, BUT DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 10:32 AM. THE DECEASED WAS BORNED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (MR# 2505416) AT 40 WEEKS GESTATION ON NOV. 13, 1996. HE WAS BORN WITH A TEMPERATURE OF 100.8, PULSE OF 162, RATE OF 88 AND A BLOOD PRESSURE OF 76/48. HE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH SUSPECTED SEPSIS, JAUNDICE AND FORMULA INTOLERANCE WITH VOMITING DURING HIS HOSPITAL STAY. HE WAS DISCHARGED ON NOV. 23, 1996. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN FOUR DAYS PRIOR TO JULY 11, 1996 WHEN MIAMI FIRE-RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND RESPONDED TO HIS RESIDENCE AFTER NEIGHBORS COMPLAINED OF A FOUL ODOR EMITTING FROM HIS RESIDENCE. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, FORCED ENTRY WAS MADE AND THE DECEASED WAS DISCOVERED SITTING IN BED LEANING AGAINST THE WALL. HE HAD EXPIRED AND WAS IN ADVANCED STAGES OF DECOMPOSITION. SCENE OBSERVATIONS: NEXT TO THE DEC'D BED, THERE WERE SEVERAL CANS OF BEER FOUND AS WELL AS NUMEROUS CANS FOUND SCATTERED THROUGHOUT THE APARTMENT. A SEARCH OF HIS WALLET REVEALED NUMEROUS PRESCRIPTIONS. HIS PRIVATE PHYSICIAN WAS CONTACTED AND HE STATED HE WAS TREATING THE DEC'D FOR HYPERTENSION, CHRONIC BRONCHITIS AND DIABETES. HE ALSO STATES DEC'D WAS A CHRONIC ALCOHOLIC. ACCORDING TO NEIGHBORS, HE WOULD DRINK ALL DAY AND KEEP TO HIMSELF. WHEN THEY LAST SAW HIM A FEW DAYS BEFORE HIS DEATH, HE APPEARED TO BE SWOLLEN. THE APARTMENT WAS PROPERLY SECURED AND THERE WERE NO INDICATIONS OF STRUGGLES OR FOUL PLAY. HIS NEIGHBORS STATED THAT HE HAS NO RELATIVES IN THIS COUNTRY, ONLY IN CUBA.LVALmI3D|[Yw`B@UUUUUU?96-2636A96-2636ABOMBALEORLANDOBICCEYRMBCUBA11220 S.W. 2ND STTEET MIAMI, FLORIDA RESIDENCE04:00 PMN#@ CRF517144-S01DET. STROZE@GORLANDO BICCE˿d`_^\COLON CARCINOMA WITH LIVER METASTASIS. CONT. CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUS, ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.ANOMALOUS ORIGIN OF RIGHT CORONARY ARTERY WITH NARROWING OF LUMEN. CONT. CAUSE: MYXOID MITRAL VALVULOPATHY.METASTATIC CARCINOMA OF THE LEFT LUNG. CONT. CAUSE: ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME.ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME. CONT. CAUSE: SUBSTANCE ABUSE (COCAINE).NON-HUMAN SKELETAL REMAINS (BONE). CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.ISCHEMIC HEART DISEASE. DUE TO: HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.OCCLUSIVE CORONARY ARTERY DISEASEACUTE ALCOHOLISM CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: ASTHMATIC BRONCHITISACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROMEHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE CONT. CAUSE: PROSTATE CANCERARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEDILATED CARDIOMYOPATHY CONT. CAUSE: MICRONODULAR CIRRHOSIS.ACUTE SUBDURAL HEMATOMA, RIGHT CEREBRAL HEMISPHEREHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONT.: DIABETES MELLITUS, OBESITYACUTE PERITONITIS DUE TO: PERFORATED DUODENAL ULCER MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION DUE TO: HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: OBESITYGLIOBLASTOMA MULTIFORME OF THE BRAIN STEMATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASEATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASECOMPLICATIONS OF CIRRHOSIS CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: FRACTURED LEFT HIPACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME.ATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASE.PULMONARY THROMBOSIS DUE TO: PHLEBOTHROMBOSIS DUE TO: CHRONIC ALCOHOLISMACUTE SMALL INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION DUE TO: SPONTANEOUS (R) HEMIDIAPHRAGM HERNIATION DUE TO:CONGENITAL ATROPHY OF THE (R) HEMIDIAPHRAGM & RIGHT HEPATIC LOBE C.C: (L) RENAL & URETERAL AGENESISHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE AND DIABETES MELLITUS CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: CHRONIC ETHANOLISMLVAL78`C@G@@@`C@`C@`C@UUUUUU?96-2704AMARTINEZARABIAYRFW1082 WEST 40th PLACE, %%`C@G@@@`C@`C@`C@UUUUUU? ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: JULY 10, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS HOME WHEN SHE REPORTEDLY BECAME WEAK AND DIZZY AND FELL STRIKING HER HEAD. FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED HER TO COLUMBIA KENDALL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER. UPON HER ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM, SHE WAS ADMITTED WITH A FRACTURED LEFT HIP AND A PST MEDICAL HISTORY OF THROMBOCYTOPENIA AND LIVER DISEASE. HER CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND ON JULY 11, 1996 SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD A DIAGNOSIS OF ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME (AIDS) FOR AT LEAST THE LAST THREE YEARS. HE WAS BEING CARED BY NURSES OF THE VISITING NURSING ASSOCIATION, WHO WILL VISIT HIM TWICE DAILY. ON JULY 10, 1996 AT 5:00 PM., HE WAS VISITED BY ONE OF THE NURSES, AND AT THAT TIME HE WAS ALIVE. ON JULY 11, 1996 AT 1:45 PM., ANOTHER VISITING NURSE FOUND HIM EXPIRED. FIRE RESCUE ON THE SCENE CONFIRMED EXPIRATION. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY LIVED ALONE AND HAD NOT BEEN SEEN FOR FOR SEVERAL DAYS. ON JULY 11, 1996 A.M., THE MAIL CARRIER, CONCERNED THAT THE DECEASED HAD NOT PICKED-UP HER MAIL AND SUMMONED FRU. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND FORCED ENTRY THEIR WAY INTO THE APARTMENT, TO FIND THE DECEASED EXPIRED. . POLICE RESPONDED AND VIEWED THE DECEASED EXPIRED, WITH NO VISBILE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. SHE WAS FACE-UP SIDEWAYS ON A CHAIR. THE BACK OF HER HEAD WAS RESTING ON A CHAIRS ARM AND HER LEGS ON THE OTHER ARM REST. . AS PER HER DAUGHTER, THE DECEASED SUFFERED FROM DIVERTICULOSIS, BUT HAD NOT BEEN SEEN BY A DOCTOR, IN YEARS. SHE HAD NO OTHER MEDICAL PROBLEMS. SHE LAST SPOKE TO THER ON THE PHONE ON SUNDAY, JULY 7,1996, AND THE DECEASED TOLD HER THAT SHE HAD FALLEN ABOUT A WEEK AGO AND THAT SHE HAD SOME PAIN AT SITTING DOWN.LVAL yuH%C@R@ @C@;@C@UUUUUU??96-2724ARENDONFERNANDOYRMH2631 BALBOA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL......INPATIENT02:30 PMUNKNOWN, ECUADOR00:00 PMA5@iBAH10@FERNANDOHISPANICACCIDENTALȸ[[ZYWWWOIHAu%C@E@:@@C@C@qq?96-2723A96-2723ALUNASANTIAGOYRMW8013 N.W. 6TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.COLUMBIA CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER, INPT.01:35 PMNLYMPHOMABAH@SANTIAGOWHITENATURAL˿zYYXWUUUMIHAqT%C@N@@C@C@qq?96-2721A96-2721ACOLEMANSHELDONLEONYRMW 2285 N.E. 172ND STREET, # 10, NORTH MIAMI BEAC ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, FAMILY MEMBERS STATED THAT DECEASED WAS EXPERIENCING AN EARLY STAGE OF ALZHEIMERS' DISEASE BUT REFUSED TO MOVE OUT OF HER RESIDENCE TO LIVE WITH FAMILY. ON JULY 12, 1996 HER SON RESPONDED TO HER RESIDENCE AFTER HE HAD NOT HEARD FROM HER IN FOUR DAYS AND WAS UNABLE TO MAKE TELEPHONE CONTACT. HE AND POLICE ENTERED THE RESIDENCE AND FOUND HER LYING IN BED IN AN ADVANCED STAGE OF DECOMPOSITION. DECEASED ALSO HAD A HISTORY OF HEART DISEASE AND DIABETES. SHE WAS BEING TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AND CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER. MEDICAL RECORDS HAVE BEEN REQUESTED. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIAGTION: FAMILY MEMBERS STATED THE DEC'D WAS A HEAVY DRINKER AND SMOKED. HE HAS EXPERIENCED TWO HEART ATTACKS IN THE PAST AND WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE HOSPITAL EACH TIME IN THE PAST BY HIS GIRLFRIEND. JULY 10, 1996 THE DECEASED RESPONDED TO DEERING HOSPITAL COMPLAINING OF DIZZINESS AND VOMITING. HE WAS TREATED FOR GASTRITIS AND RELEASED. LATER THAT SAME NIGHT, HE WAS RE-ADMITTED THROUGH THE EMERGENCY ROOM WITH MULTIPLE EPISODES OF VOMITING. HE WAS TAKEN TO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT WHERE HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE UNTIL JULY 11, 1996 AT 4:45 P.M. WHEN HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD.TLVALYb@K@??96-2813TFERNANDEZJORGEJ.YRMWHAVANA, CUBA 231 BIRD ROAD, CORAL GABLES, FL 33146 WEST GABLES HEALTH CARE CENTER, MIAMI, ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF CEREBRAL PALSY AND ENCEPHALOPATHY. SHE WAS A WARD OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA AND RESIDED AT THE MIAMI CEREBRAL PALSY RESIDENTIAL CENTER. ON JULY 12, 1996 SHE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE IN HER ROOM ABOUT 11:10 PM BY HER NURSE. AT 11:34 PM THE NURSE WENT TO CHECK ON HER AGAIN AND FOUND HER NOT BREATHING. CPR WAS INITIATED UNTIL RESCUE ARRIVED, BUT TO NO AVAIL AND SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. SHE WAS ALSO PROFOUNDLY RETARDED, NON-VERBAL, NON-AMBULATORY AND TOTALLY INCONTINENT. SHE WAS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. CABRERA (540-6052). *ON JULY 31, 1996 MS. MAIDEN OF THE CEREBRAL PALSY RESIDENTIAL CENTER ADVISED HRS WAS REQUESTING AN AUTOPSY BE PERFORMED ON DECEASED, BECAUSE SHE WAS UNDER HRS' CUSTODY AND THAT AN AUTOPSY IS PART OF THEIR PROTOCOL. HRS WAS NOTIFIED THAT AN AUTOPSY WILLL BE PERFORMED ON AUGUST 1, 1996.* ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 12, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS HAVING DINNER WITH HER FAMILY AT A RESTAURANT WHEN SHE HAD TO USE A PAY PHONE. SHE WENT OUTSIDE AND ATTEMPTED TO CROSS NW 7TH STREET FROM NORTH TO SOUTH IN THE MIDDLE OF THE BLOCK. SHE WAS STRUCK BY A VEHICLE TRAVELING WESTBOUND ON NW 7TH STREET. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED, BUT SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD ON THE SCENE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED RESIDED AT THE HUMAN RESOURCES HEALTH CENTER WITH THE DIAGNOSIS OF ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME. ON JULY 12, 1996 SHE WENT INTO CARDIAC ARREST AND WAS TRANSPORTED TO CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER BY FIRE RESCUE. SHE ARRIVED IN THE E/R WITH NO VITAL SIGNS. THE CARDIAC MONITOR REVEALED ASYSTOLE AND DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 6:15 PM. SHE WAS TREATED BY DR. JULIAN (287-6473) AND JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (MR# 0433138).LVALL@!$@E@T@@@E@@E@qq?96-2827E96-2827ESTEWARTCHARLESR.YRMW7845 N.E. BAYSHORE COURT, # 6, MIAMI, FLORIDA. FOUND: 7845 N.E. BAYSHORE COURT, # 6, MIAMI, FLORIDA.10:10 AM 7845 N.E. BAYSHORE COURT, # 6, MIAMI, FLORIDA.N%@E@T@@@E@@E@qq?96-2827E96-2827ESTEWARTCHARLESR.YRMW7845 N.E. BAYSHORE COURT, # 6, M ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1996, AT ABOUT 11:30 AM, AN UNKNOWN PERSON WALKED OUT TO THE LIFE GUARD STATION AND REPORTED A PERSON HAVING TROUBLE ON THE BEACH IN THE 8400 BLOCK. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL THE DECEASED WAS FOUND LYING FACE DOWN IN THE WATER. HE WAS REMOVED FROM THE WATER AND CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS WERE INITIATED, THERE WAS NO RESPONSE AND HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. . FURTHER INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM RELATIVES OF THE DECEASED REVEALED, THE DECEASED WAS A CITIZEN OF BOLIVIA, SOUTH AMERICA, WHO WAS IN FLORIDA ON A BUSINESS TRIP. HE REPORTEDLY KNEW HOW TO SWIM, BUT NOT WELL. DRANK SOCIALLY AT HOME, AND AT TIMES WOULD GET INTOXICATED. MEDICAL HISTORY WAS UNREMARKABLE EXCEPT FOR PANCREATIC AND HEPATIC PROBLEMS ARISING OF INJURIES SUSTAINED IN A TRAFFIC ACCIDENT FOR WHICH HE UNDERWENT SURGERY. DID NOT USE DRUGS. NO HISTORY OF DIZZY SPELLS, BLACK OUTS, ETC. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: POLICE AND EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED TO JEFFERSON AVENUE IN REFERENCE TO AN INJURED PERS0N. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL THE DECEASED WAS FOUND LYING ON THE SIDEWALK UNRESPONSIVE, PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON FURTHER EXAMINATION. POLICE WERE ADVISED BY SEVERAL FRIENDS OF THE DECEASED THAT HE RECENTLY FOUND OUT THAT HE HAD CONTRACTED THE A.I.D.S. VIRUS AND THAT HE HAD BEEN DRINKING HEAVILY EVER SINCE. THEY WERE ALSO ADVISED THAT HE HAD A MEDICAL HISTORY OF DIABETES MELLITUS AND A HEART CONDITION. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. *** REFILED ON AUGUST 1, 1996 *** [BAR] LVALv$$E@P@@E@E@?96-2847E96-2847ELESMESBERNARDAAYRFW7170 S.W. 4TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA7170 S.W. 4TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA06:00 AMNDIABETES MELLITUSNCM3091144-V02DET. J. L. GONZALEZo@BERNARDA A̯\\[ZXXWOIHA@$E@O@@E@E@r%E@P@@E@E@?96-2847E96-2847ELESMESBERNARDAAYRFW7170 S.W. 4TH STRE ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 13, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS WORKING BUILDING A GAZEBO WHEN HE COMPLAINED OF SHORTNESS OF BREATH. HE CLIMBED DOWN THE LADDER HE WAS ON, DRANK SOME WATER THEN COLLAPSED ONTO THE LAWN. CPR WAS INITIATED UNTIL FIRE RESCUE ARRIVED. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO BAPTIST HOSPITAL OF MIAMI. HE ARRIVED IN THE E/R INTUBATED ON THUMPER. HE WAS PULSELESS AND DEFIBRILLATED 4 TO 5 TIMES WITHOUT RESPONSE AND HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 3:59 PM ACCORDING TO FAMILY MEMBERS HE HAD A HISTORY OF ULCERS AND WAS TAKING AN OVER THE COUNTER MEDICATION CALLED COLEFELAXE METHACHOLINE B-COMPLEX WITH LIVER. HE HAD GONE TO SEE DR. MENDEZ (882-7722) OF PASTEUR CLINIC FOR STOMACH PROBLEMS. HE HAD NO HOSPITALIZATIONS. HE WAS A HEAVY SMOKER, BUT STOPPED DRINKING ABOUT TWO YEARS AGO WHEN HE DEVELOPED STOMACH PROBLEMS. HE BELIEVES SOMEONE PUT SOMETHING IN HIS DRINK AT A BAR CAUSING THE STOMACH PROBLEMS. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 13, 1996, AT ABOUT 4:00 PM, THE DECEASED AND A FRIEND WERE WALKING THE SURF LINE OF MIAMI BEACH WHEN HE WALKED OFF INTO A DEPT OVER HIS HEAD. AS A RESULT, HE BEGAN TO PANIC AND GRABBED HIS FRIEND WHO IN TURN BEGAN TO FEAR FOR HER LIFE AND SWAN TO SHORE. THE DECEASED WAS OUT OF SIGHT AND VIEW FOR ABOUT 50 MINUTES. HE WAS DISCOVERED BY THE OPERATOR OF A JET SKII WHO ASSISTED MARINE PATROL BY TRANSPORTING THE BODY TO SHORE. A VISUAL IDENTIFICATON WAS MADE BY THE FEMALE COMPANION, A VISUAL INSPECTION OF THE DECEASED BY POLICE REVEALED NO SIGNS OF TRAUMA. 6LVALDmE=#E@>@@@E@E@rq?96-2861AMURRAYLAVARIUSEYRMB2115 N.W. 41ST STREET MIAMI, FLORI%%E@>@@@E@E@rq?96-2861A96-2861AMURRAYLAVARIUSEYRMB2115 N.W. 41ST STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM10:2 ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 13, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS RELEASED FROM COLUMBIA CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER AFTER UNDERGOING A CARDIAC CATHERIZATION AND DOUBLE BY-PASS SURGERY. EN ROUTE HOME HE BECAME UNCONSCIOUS WITH NO PULSE OR RESPIRATION. HIS SON PULLED OVER AND FLAGGED DOWN A TOW TRUCK THAT CALLED 911. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO PAN AMERICAN HOSPITAL. HE ARRIVED IN THE E/R INTUBATED WITH CPR IN PROGRESS, BUT IT WAS TO NO AVAIL AND HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 5:00 PM. HE HAD A HISTORY OF CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE AND WAS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. HIRSCHMAN (221-7235). DR. HIRSCHMAN REFERED HIM TO A CARDIOLOGIST, DR. MAS (858-3494) WHO PERFORMED A CARDIAC CATHERIZATION WHICH REVEALED TRIPLE VESSEL DISEASE. HE THEN UNDERWENT OPEN HEART SURGERY AT CEDARS ON JULY 10,1996 AND WAS RELEASED JULY 13, 1996. *THE FAMILY REQUESTED AN AUTOPSY* ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ON JULY 7, 1996. ON JULY 13, 1996 A FRIEND BECAME CONCERNED AND ENTERED THE DECEDENT'S RESIDENCE. HE WAS FOUND DEAD IN A SLIGHT STATE OF DECOMPOSITION. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND CONFIRMED HIS DEATH. ACCORDING TO HIS FRIEND THE DECEASED HAD HISTORY OF HEART DISEASE, PROSTATE AND STOMACH PROBLEMS. THE DECEASED HAD NO FAMILY IN THE UNITED STATES, THEY'RE ALL IN CUBA. JMH PATIENT # 221-62-06. LAST ADMITTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ON JUNE 26,1991 TO JULY 10,1991. FINAL DISCHARGE: ACUTE ABDOMEN. PROCEDURE: EXPLORATORY LAPAROTOMY AND SMALL BOWEL RESECTION. OTHER HISTORY: STATUS POST MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. STATUS POST RESECTION OF SMALL COLONIC TUMOR. HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION FOR MANY YEARS, BUT NOT TAKING ANY MEDICATIONS.5LVALCCxF@K@@F@ F@96-2877AKLEINSTEUBERMAXYRMW28600 S.W. 132N%F@K@@F@ F@qq?96-2877A96-2877AKLEINSTEUBERMAXYRMW28600 S.W. 132ND AVENUE #236, MIAMI, FLA.28600 S.W. 132ND AVENUE #236, MIAMI, FLA.04:50 PM28600 S.W. 132ND AVE ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON THIS DATE, JULY 14,1996 A.M., THE DECEASED AND HER HUSBAND WERE HAVING AN ARGUMENT IN THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF 10TH STREET AND ALTON ROAD. SHE REPORTEDLY WAS INTOXICATED AND VERY UPSET, BUT AGREED TO GO HOME. SHE CROSSED ALTON ROAD TOWARDS HER RESIDENCE AT WHICH TIME SHE WAS STRUCK BY A NORTHBOUND VEHICLE, EITHER WHITE OR BLUE IN COLOR, THAT FLED THE SCENE. . POLICE AND FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND THE DECEASED EXPIRED IN FRONT OF 1011 ALTON ROAD, WITH BLUNT TRAUMA TO HEAD. THE HUSBAND RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND IDENTIFIED THE DECEASED. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS EMPLOYED AS AN AIR CONDITIONER INSTALLER BY "MARNO AIR CONDITIONING, INC." AND ON JULY 13, 1996 ARRIVED TO A RESIDENCE LOCATED AT 15535 SW 77TH COURT, TO INSTALL ADDITIONAL AIR CONDITIONER DUCT IN THE ATTIC TO ENHANCE THE AIR FLOW IN THE SOUTHEAST BEDROOM AIR VENT. HE BEGAN TO WORK IN THE ATTIC AT 1:30 PM. AT AOBUT 6:20 PM., THE HOMEOWNER OF THE RESIDENCE WENT TO CHECK ON THE DECEASED AND FOUND HIM SLUMPED OVER, RESTING ON ONE OF THE ROOF SUPPORT BEAMS IN THE ATTIC. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON THEIR ARRIVAL FOUND THE DECEASED EXPIRED. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH A SLIGHT ABRASION TO AND ABOVE THE LEFT EYE. A CHECK OF THE ATTIC AREA REVEALED NO EXPOSED ELECTRICAL WIRES OR EVIDENCE OF ELECTROCUTION. ALL WIRING APPEARED INTACT. THE ATTIC AREA WAS ALSO NOTED TO BE EXTREMELY HOT. . ACCORDING TO THE DECEASED'S NEPHEW, WHO IS A PSYCHOLOGIST, THE DECEASED WAS A VERY HEALTHY INDIVIDUAL. HE HAD NO MEDICAL HISTORY, EXCEPT FOR HIGH CHOLESTEROL. WAS NOT A DRINKER, SMOKER, OR A DRUG USER.LVAL%     @:4.(" ztnhb\VP ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: JULY 14, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS THE **>DRIVER<** OF A TOYOTA 4/DOOR THAT WAS TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND ON SOUTHWEST 147TH AVENUE. A FORD 2/DOOR WAS TRAVELING WEST ON SOUTHWEST 288TH STREET. AT THE INTERSECTION, THE FRONT OF THE FORD STRUCK THE LEFT SIDE OF THE TOYOTA, THE DECEASED EXPIRED ON THE SCENE. A WITNESS STATED THAT THE FORD RAN A RED LIGHT, THE DRIVER WAS TAKEN TO SOUTH MIAMI HOMESTEAD IN STABLE CONDITION. THERE WERE NO SUSPECTED DRUGS OR D.U.I. APPARENT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON SATURDAY 13, 1996 AT ABOUT 8:00 PM., A CITIZEN ON THE BEACH AREA AT 10800 COLLINS AVENUE, IN HAULOVER BEACH DISCOVERED A BONE. POLICE WAS NOTIFIED AND THE BONE WAS BROUGHT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT FOR EXAMINATION. . THE BONE WAS EXAMINED BY RAY FERNANDEZ, MD. -- ASSOCIATE MEDICAL EXAMINER, AND WAS FOUND TO BE NON-HUMAN. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATIONS: THE DECEASED LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. ON SUNDAY, JULY 14, 1996, EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED TO HIS ADDRESS IN REFERENCE TO HIS COMPLAINTS OF WHEEZING AND SHORTNESS OF BREATH. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WHERE HE ARRIVED WITH A PULSE OF 109, RESPIRATION OF 24, BLOOD PRESSURE OF 108/61, AND RESPIRATORY TREATMENT IN PROGRESS. CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES CONTINUED BUT WERE TO NO AVAIL, DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 6:08 AM. ACCORDING TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM HOSPITAL RECORDS THE DECEASED HAD A PAST HISTORY OF CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE / ASTHMA. HIS HOSPITAL RECORD NUMBER 185-69-89 HAS BEEN REQUESTED. LVAL99$F@B@F@F@?96-2909B96-2909BSABOURINRICHARDYRMW392 S.W. 79TH STREET, FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA. NORTH RIDGE ME ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON SUNDAY, JULY 14, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS ATTENDING CHURCH SERVICES WHEN HE SUDDENLY SUFFERED A SEIZURED AFTER CLIMBING A FLIGHT OF STAIRS. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE WITH CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES IN PROGRESS. HE DID NOT RESPOND TO THE EFFORTS AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 10:35 AM. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT AT THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATIONS MEDICAL FACILITY IN MIAMI SINCE 1995, TREATED FOR CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, ADMITTED JUNE 1996 TO RULE OUT A MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. ON TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1996, HE COMPLAINED OF HEADACHES AND NAUSEA AND WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL HIS BLOOD PRESSURE WAS 120/70, PULSE 128, RESPIRATION 36, HIS MAJOR COMPLAINTS WERE FEVER WITH HEADACHES, BREATHING DIFFICULTY AND ITCHING FROM A RASH OVER HIS BODY. HE REMAINED AN INPATIENT UNTIL THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1996, AT ABOUT 6:15 PM, THE NURSE ON DUTY HEARD HIM FALL AND HE WAS FOUND ON THE FLOOR OF THE BATHROOM WHERE HE COLLAPSED. WHEN FOUND HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE AND RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES WERE INITIATED. HE DEVELOPED VENTRICULAR TACHYCARDIA WHICH WAS CARDIOVERTED TO SINUS TACHYCARDIA. A SPONTANEOUS PULSE WAS GAINED WITH A BLOOD PRESSURE OF 110/60 AND WAS INTUBATED DURING RESUSCITATION. ON JULY 12, 1996, HE WAS NOTICED HAVE SEIZURE LIKE ACTIVITY WITH EYES ROLLING AND A GRADUAL DROP IN BLOOD PRESSURE UNTIL THE CARDIAC MONITOR SHOWED NO ACTIVITY AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF H.I.V POSITIVE INFECTION AND COCAINE ABUSE."LVAL\0xČ5% E@F@@ E@ E@@E@UUUUUU??96-2822APLYMTONHERBERTLEE JR.YRMW37900 CARD SOUND ROAD MIAMI, FLORIDA37900 CARD SOUND ROAD MIAMI, FLORIDA02:30 PM37900 CARD SOUND ROAD MIAMI, FLORIDA00:00 PMNd@EOL558512-S01DETECTIVE RIVERS@H% E@F@@ E@ E@@E@UUUUUU??96-2822APLYMTONHERBERTLEE JR.YRMW37900 CARD SOUND ROAD MIAMI, FLORIDA37900 CARD SOUND ROAD MIAMI, FLORIDA02:30 PM37900 CARD SOUND ROAD MIAMI, FLORIDA00:00 PMNd@EOL558512-S01DETECTIVE RIVERS@HERBERT LEE JR.WHITENATURAL2+&&&& ٴbba`^^WPIHA|%C@T@`C@`C@C@PO?II?96-2710AVASSERHTEYNMIKHAILYRMW1040 COLLINS AVENUE #1211, MIAMI BEACH, FLA.JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED AN INMATE INTHE DADE COUNTY CORRECTIONAL FACILITY SERVING TIME FOR COCAINE POSSESSION SINCE MAY 15, 1996. ON JUNE 15, 1996, HE WAS TRANSFERRED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL DUE TO HIS MEDICAL CONDITION. ON JULY 15, 1996, HE EXPIRED AT WARD-D JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AND HIS REMAINS WERE TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT FOR PROPER CERTIFICATION. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF A.I.D.S. AND RELATED ILLNESSES. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: JULY 15, 1996 AT APPROX 1:15 A.M. MIAMI POLICE UNITS WERE DISPATCHED TO A CALL OF A POSSIBLE DEAD BODY LYING UNDER THE I-95 EXPRESSWAY BETWEEN NORTHWEST 3RD AVENUE & 2ND STREET. UPON POLICE ARRIVAL, DECEASED WAS FOUND LYING ON THE GROUND EXPIRED. FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HIM D.O.A.. POLICE UNITS FOUND A PIECE OF PAPER STATING THE DEC'D SUFFERED FROM ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME AND TUBERCULOSIS. IT APPEARED HE WAS A HOMELESS PERSON AND HAD SET UP HIS CAMP FOR THE EVENING, AND APPARENTLY DIED IN HIS SLEEP ***** AMENDED 12/11/96 GDS ******LVAL;6W#G@S@Z@G@G@?96-2%G@S@Z@G@G@?96-2979A96-2979ACHRISTOPHERJEANYRFW120 TAMIAMI CANAL ROAD, MIAMI, FLA.120 TAMIAMI CANAL ROAD, MIAMI, FLA.06:00 PM120 TAMIAMI CANAL ROAD, MIAMI, FLA.N7@ NCM3261712-V02DET. A. GARDNER@!JEANWHITENATURAL Ь\\[ZXXXTIHAT%G@U@@G@G@[[?96-2978E96-2978EKOWALSKIFLORINEGYRFW9351 S.W. 110TH TERRACE ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS EMPLOYED AS A TIRE REPAIRMEN AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. HE LIVED AT THE SAME LOCATION AND WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON JULY 14, 1996, AT ABOUT 4:30 PM, AT THE BUSINESS. ON MONDAY, JULY 15, 1996, AT ABOUT 6:50 AM, HE WAS FOUND DEAD IN A MAKE SHIFT BEDROOM INSIDE THE BUSINESS. THE BUILDING WAS SECURE AND THERE WERE SIGNS OF FOUL PLAY OR OF TRAUMA. A FAMILY MEMBER STATES THAT THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF DIABETES WITH FOOT SORES THAT HE REFUSED TO HAVE TREATED. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A SELF EMPLOYED BUSINESS PERSON WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. ON MONDAY, JULY 15, 1996, HE WAS AT HOME SLEEPING WHEN HE SUDDENLY BEGAN TO HAVE TROUBLE BREATHING. HIS WIFE ATTEMPTED TO WAKE, AND HE FELL OUT OF BED ONTO THE CARPETED FLOOR UNRESPONSIVE. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED AND RESPONDED, HE WAS IN CARDIAC ARREST WHEN THEY ARRIVED. CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES WERE INITIATED AS HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA KENDALL MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL HE WAS WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS, NO RESPONSE TO RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 6:40 AM. ACCORDING TO HIS WIFE HE HAD BEEN TREATED BY A DOCTOR JESUS MENENDEZ (665-4847) ABOUT A WEEK AGO FOR HEMORRHOIDS AND ALSO ADVISED THAT HE HAD A HEART MURMUR, HOWEVER HE NEVER FOLLOWED UP ON THE INFORMATION. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. LVAL5/~@H@N@@H@H@ H@96-2993AADAMSJACKYRMW550 N.E. 178th Street, North]%H@V@@H@H@ H@88?88?96-2992ECURRYROSAYRFB ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: JULY 15, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS DISCOVERED INSIDE HIS PARKED VEHICLE IN THE PARKING LOT OF SOUTH DADE PARK LOCATED AT 10350 SOUTHWEST 280TH STREET. HE WAS FOUND EXPIRED, SITTING FACING EAST IN THE DRIVER'S SEAT. THE ENGINE WAS RUNNING WITH THE AIR CONDITIONING BLOWING FULL FORCE. THERE WAS A PLASTIC MATERIAL JOGGING SUIT NEXT TO THE DEC'D WHO WAS CLAD IN A PAIR OF BLACK SHORTS. SNEAKER TYPE SHOES AND SOCKS WERE "OFF" AND LOCATED NEXT TO HIM ON THE SEAT. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION RECEIVED BY NEXT OF KIN, THE DECEASED WAS KNOWN TO JOG IN THE PARK AND USUALLY JOGS DURING THE EVENING HOURS. WHEN HE WAS FOUND, HIS JOGGING SUIT APPEARED TO DRENCHED IN SWEAT. HIS MEDICATIONS WERE FOUND INSIDE HIS BREIFCASE. MEDICATIONS SENT INCLUDED: DAYPRO 600MG, ZANTAC 150MG, LORAZEPAM 1MG, MOTRIN AND EXCEDRIN. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: JULY 12, 1996 AT 10:49 P.M. THE DECEASED WAS A **PASSENGER** IN A 1985 FORD THAT WAS TRAVELING EASTBOUND ON NORTHWEST 25TH STREET. AT THE INTERSECTION OF 25TH STREET, THE FORD COLLIDED WITH A MARKED "CITY OF MIAMI POLICE CRUISER", SPUN AROUND AND STRUCK A THIRD PARKED VEHICLE. FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED THE DECEASED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE WAS ADMITTED WITH MULTIPLE INTRACRANIAL BLEEDS, LEFT TEMPORAL HEMORRHAGE. ADMITTING CT SCAN REVEALED MULTIPLE BLEEDS AND MIDLINE SHIFT. NEUROSURGEONS DETERMINED DEC'D CONDITION TO BE NON-OPERATIVE. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT FOR OBSERVATION, HOWEVER HIS CONDITION RAPIDLY DETERIORATED AND HE WAS PRONOUNCED ON JULY 14, 1996. THE POLICE OFFICER DRIVING THE CRUISER REMAINS AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL IN SERIOUS CONDITION AS WELL AS ANOTHER PASSENGER TRAVELING IN THE DEC'D VEHICLE.LVALWW%G@B@@f@G@@G@G@?ffffff?96-2965AVOLCYDANAISREMAINS, UNKNOWNYRMBLKA: 1788 N.W. 45TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL INPATIENT05:00 PMIN FRONT OF: 1610 N.W. 47TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA10:48 PMU2@JSB3221894-V02J. GRANADOcDANAISUNKNOWN;44%@H@K@@ H@@H@UUUUUU?96-3013A96-3013ACULPJERRYLEEYRMW19380 COLLINS AVENUE #B-827, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAFOUND: 19380 COLLINS AVENUE #B-827, MIAMI BEACH, FLA.01:45 PM19380 COLLINS AVENUE #B-827, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAN)@ 1VJR603790-S01SHURMAN, T.@9JERRY LEEWHIT ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1996, THE DECEASED DISPLAYED AN APPARENT ALTERED STATE OF MIND AND WAS A PASSENGER IN A VEHICLE BEING TRANSPORTED TO THE HOSPITAL WHEN HE COLLAPSED ABOUT 5 MINUTES AWAY FROM THE COLUMBIA KENDALL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER. HE ARRIVED AND WAS ADMITTED UNCONSCIOUS AND UNRESPONSIVE, RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES WERE INITIATED AND HE WAS PLACED ON LIFE SUPPORT. CT-SCANS WERE DONE AND REVEALED AN INTRACEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE. HE REMAINED AN INPATIENT IN A COMATOSE STATE UNTIL HE EXPIRED ON JULY 15, 1996, AT 2:20 PM. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED LIVES ALONE IN A SMALL ROOM OF A BOARDING HOUSE. HE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE 6-7 DAYS PRIOR TO JULY 15, 1996 BY A FRIEND AND HIS SON LAST SPOKE WITH HIM ON JULY 10, 1996. JULY 14, 1996 THE DECEASED SON RESPONDED TO HIS RESIDENCE A COUPLE OF TIMES, HOWEVER HE GOT NO RESPONSE AND RECALLS NO FOUL ODOR AT THAT TIME. JULY 15, 1996 HIS SON RETURNED AND IT WAS AT THIS TIME HE SMELLED A FOUL ODOR EMITTING AND OBSERVED FLIES AROUND THE DOORS AND WINDOWS. HIS SON SUMMONED THE LANDLORD WHO GAINED ENTRY INTO THE LOCKED ROOM. UPON ENTERING, THE DEC'D WAS DISCOVERED EXPIRED AND IN ADVANCED STAGES OF DECOMPOSITION. ACCORDING TO HIS SON, THE DEC'D HAD A SEVERE PROBLEM WITH ALCOHOL. HE WOULD NOT EAT AND WOULD ONLY DRINK BEER AND LIQUOR.LVALu9)%H@P@M@H@H@UUUUUU?96-3036A96-3036ABUHAYPLACIDOYRMA10357 SW 122ND AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA10357 SW 122ND AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA12:15 AMNX@1EOL6097 ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON MONDAY, JULY 15, 1996, AT ABOUT 3: 00PM, THE DECEASED WAS ON THE TELEPHONE WITH A FRIEND WHEN SHE SUDENLY COLLAPSED. THE FRIEND RUSHED OVER TO HER RESIDENCE, FOUND HER LYING ON THE FLOOR UNRESPONSIVE AND CALLED EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION THAT WAS TREATED BY DR. JUAN FLEITAS (856-6561). NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: OCTOBER 29, 1995 THE DECEASED WAS THE ***DRIVER*** OF A VEHICLE IN WHICH HE AND HIS WIFE WERE INVOLVED IN A MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT NEAR BARRY UNIVERSITY IN THE MIAMI SHORES AREA. HIS WIFE WAS TRANSPORTED TO NORTH SHORE HOSPITAL AND THE DEC'D WAS AIRLIFTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. HE WAS ADMITTED WITH A GCS OF 3 WHICH IMPROVED TO 11. HE REMAINED THERE UNTIL NOVEMBER 30, 1995 WHEN HE WAS DISCHARGED WITH THE FOLLOWING DIAGNOSIS: C-2 BODY AND PEDICLE FRACTURE, QUADRAPLEGIA, S/P REPLACEMENT OF GARDNER WELLS TONGS ON OCTOBER 29, 1995, S/P TRACHEOSTOMY ON NOVEMBER 3, 1995, S/P EXPLORATORY LAPAROTOMY FOR SIGMOID VOLVULUS ON NOVEMBER 7, 1995. HE WAS RELEASED TO LONG-TERM CARE FACILITY, HOWEVER HE SUFFERED TWO EPISODES OF PNEUMONIA DURING HIS INITIAL RECOVERY COURSE. DECEMBER 14, 1996 HE WAS RE-ADMITTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WITH RESPIRATORY FAILURE, C-1 THROUGH C-4 CERVICAL SPINE INJURY, URINARY TRACT INFECTION, ASPIRATION PNEUMONIA AND DECUBITI ULCER. HE WAS TREATED SUPPORTIVELY FOR TEN DAYS AN THEN RELEASED TO VENCOR HOSPITAL WHERE HE HAS REMAINED WITH REHABILITATIVE SERVICES UNTIL JULY 14, 1996 WHEN HE EXPIRED. THE REMAINS WERE RELEASED TO GREGG L. MASON FUNERAL HOME, HOWEVER HE WAS LATER BROUGHT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER'S OFFICE FOR PROPER CERTIFICATION. LVALh<a3\5g@\4`H@JI?96-3022A96-3022ABAEZROBERTOYRMH1876 SW 10TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAMERCY HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM11:58 PM1876 SW 10TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANACUTE BRONCHIAL ASTHMA. JSB331101-V02GRANADA, J.@<ROBERTONATATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE, CONT. CAUSE: PULMONARY EMPHYSEMA, LUNG CARCINOMA.MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION, ACUTE. DUE TO: ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE AND CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE.ATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: PULMONARY EMPHYSEMA.PULMONARY EMPHYSEMA AND CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS.ATHEROSCLEROTIC AND HYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASE HYPERTENSIVE ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.HEMOPERICARDIUM DUE TO: RUPTURED ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION DUE TO: HEMORRHAGE INTO A PLAQUE, RIGHT CORONARY ARTERY. CONT. CAUSE: HYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASEARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASECRANIOCEREBRAL AND CERVICAL TRAUMABRONCHOPNEUMONIA DUE TO: COMPLICATIONS OF CHEMICAL BURNS. ATHEROSCLEROTIC ABDOMINAL AORTIC ANEURYSMARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEINFECTIVE ENDOCARDITIS OF THE MITRAL VALVE. DUE TO: MYXOID CARDIAC VALVULAR DEGENERATION. CONT. CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUS.ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEACUTE POSTERIOR WALL MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION DUE TO: CORONARY ARTERIOSCLEROSIS CONT. CAUSE: HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEBLUNT TRAUMA DUE TO: INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT ATHEROSCLEROTIC AND HYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASEATHEROSCLEROTIC AND HYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASEACUTE ETHANOL INTOXICATION. CONT. CAUSE: ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.SEIZURE DISORDER DUE TO: PROBABLE FETAL ALCOHOL SYNDROME.ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME. CONT. CAUSE: CHRONIC COCAINE ABUSE.BLUNT CRANIOCEREBRAL TRAUMA. DUE TO: FALLACUTE PONTINE HEMORRHAGE. DUE TO: COCAINE TOXICITY.HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. COMPLICATIONS OF QUADRAPLEGIA DUE TO: MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTrLVALEÑ?%H@V@Զ@H@H@H@88?96-3043EFLORESPEDROS.YRMW11814 SOUTHWEST 108TH TERRACE MIAMI, FLORIDABAPTIST HOSPITAL - EMERGENCY ROOM12:10 PM11814 SOUTHWEST 108TH TERRACE MIAMI, FLORIDA00:00 AMN@@1RF610367-S01DETECTIVE NANNI@EPEDRO S.%%H@V@Զ@H@H@H@88?96-3043EFLORESPEDROS.YRMW11814 SOUTHWEST 108TH TERRACE MIAMI, FLORIDABAPTIST HOSPITAL - EMERGENCY ROOM12:10 PM11814 SOUTHWEST 108TH TERRACE MIAMI, FLORIDA00:00 AMN@@1RF610367-S01DETECTIVE NANNI@EPEDRO S.WHITENATURAL-&!!!! ݰZ ACCORDING TO THE INTIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON MONDAY, JULY 15, 1996, AN EMPLOYEE OF THE COLONIAL HOTEL ALONG WITH BEACH-GOERS ON THE AREA OF BEACH BEHIND THE GOLDEN STRAN HOTEL OBSERVED WHAT THEY BELIEVED TO BE BODY PARTS THAT APPEARED TO HAVE WASHED UP ON SHORE. THE ITEMS IN QUESTION WERE TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT FOR IDENTIFICATION AND WERE FOUND TO BE OF A NON HUMAN NATURE. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO WAS AN INPATIENT AT THE BROOLWOOD NURSING HOME. ON JULY 12, 1996, AT ABOUT 7:30 PM, STAFF MEMBERS OF THE NURSING HOME FOUND HIM LYING ON THE FLOOR IN HIS ROOM WITH BLOOD PURGING FROM HIS FACIAL AREA. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO SMH HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL AND RELEASED THE SAME DAY, AND RETURNED TO THE NURSING HOME. ON JULY 14, 1996, HE WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE WITH DILATED AND NON REACTIVE PUPILS, AGAIN TRANSPORTED TO SMH HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL. A SUBDURAL HEMATOMA WAS DIAGNOSED AND HE WAS TRANSFERRED TO COLUMBIA DEERING HOSPITAL FOR NEUROLOGICAL ASSESSMENT. SHORTLY AFTER ARRIVAL HE SUFFERED A CARDIAC ARREST AND RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES WERE INITIATED. HE DID NOT RESPOND TO THE EFFORTS AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 1:15 PM. THE OFFICE OF HUMAN RESOURCE SERVICES WAS CONTACTED AND AN INVESTIGATION WAS INITIATED. THE DECEASED WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT FOR PROPER CERTIFICATION. vLVALF1$I@R@@I@ I@UUUUUU?96-3075A96-3075AROMERCECILYRMB2200 NW 54th Street #402, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 2200 NW 54TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA10:15 AM2200 NW 54TH STREET, MIAMI, FLO%I@R@@I@ I@UUUUUU?96-3075A96-3075AROMERCECILYRMB2200 NW 54th Street #402, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 2200 NW 54TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA10:15 AM2200 NW 54TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANF@GBAH615636-S01NICHOLES, B.@]CECILBLACKNATURAL ֳWWVUSSSNIHA4%I@@@@I@ I@88?96-3074A96-3074AKENONJAIMEYRMB14000 nw 41st Street, Miami, Florida (So. Fla. Recp. Center)14000 NW 41st street, Miami, Florida07:20 AM14000 NW 41st St., Mia., Florida. (So. Fla. Recept. Cnt.)N%@GBAH615506-S01Nanni, A.@\JAIMEBLACKNATURAL:3....) WWVUSSSNIHAT%I@V@8@I@I@?96-3072A96-3072APACHECOEDUARDOB.YRMH1945 N.W. 4TH STREET, (REAR) MIAMI, FLORIDA. FOUND: 1945 N.W. 4TH STREET, (REAR) MIAMI, FLORIDA.05:00 AM 1945 N.W. 4TH STREET, (REAR) MIAMI, FL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS REPORTEDLY A HOMELESS FEMALE WHO WAS FOUND DEAD IN AN ABANDONED SERVICE STATION LOCATED ON THE CORNER OF NORTH WEST 17TH AVENUE AT 167TH STREET. FIRE RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED, SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. INFORMATION FOUND BY POLICE IN HER PURSE IDENTIFIED HER WITH THE NAME LISTED ABOVE. OTHER INFORMATION FOUND INDICATED THAT SHE HAD BEEN TREATED OR DIAGNOSED WITH TUBERCULOSIS AND THAT SHE WAS H.I.V. POSITIVE. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL UNDER HOSPITAL NUMBER # 08-03-3830. SHE WAS TREATED FOR ACUTE AND SUBACUTE NECROSIS OF LIVER, HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS (HIV) DISEASE, ACUTE RENAL FAILURE, COCAINE ABUSE, CANDIDIASIS OF MOUTH, DEHYDRATION/HYPOVOLEMIA AND ACIDOSIS. *** REFILED ON SEPTEMBER 26,1996 -- GDS ***LVAL 9AI@@Q@@I@I@UUUUUU?96-3132ASCOTTWILLIAMYRMW7615 NORTHWEST 2ND AVENUE #408 MIAMI, FLORIDA7615 NO%I@@Q@@I@I@UUUUUU?96-3132A96-3132ASCOTTWILLIAMYRMW7615 NORTHWEST 2ND AVENUE #408 MIAMI, FLORIDA7615 NORTHWEST 2ND AVENUE #408 MIAMI, FLORIDA08:30 PM7615 NORTHWEST 2ND AVENUE #408 MIAMI, FLORIDAN.@fEOL3421907-V02DETECTIVE LAW@vWILLIAMWHITENATURAL2+&&&&뽵YYXWUUUNIHAc%I@F@ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON JULY 15, 1996 P.M., THE DECEASED WAS IN THE BATHTUB TAKING A BATH AND WAS MOMENTARILY LEFT UNATTENDED BY MOTHER. UPON MOTHER 'S RETURN, HE WAS FOUND UNCONSCIOUS, LYING FACE UP IN BATHTUB. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND THE DECEASED WHO HAD BEEN MOVED TO THE LIVING ROOM, IN ASYSTOLE, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, CYANOTIC AND DIAPHORETIC. CPR WAS STARTED AND A BAG MASK USED FOR VENTILATION. WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, (PATIENT # 252-12-10) AND ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 5:25 PM., UNRESPONSIVE, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED. RESUSCITATION EFFORTS WERE TERMINATED AT 5:45 PM. . AS PER NOTES IN HOSPITAL CHART, THE DECEASED'S MOTHER STATED THAT THE DECEASED WAS IN THE BATHTUB AND SHE WENT FOR THE GARBAGE (DECEASED ALONE FOR ABOUT FIVE-TEN MINUTES) AND WHEN SHE RETURNED FOUND HIM FACE DOWN IN THE WATER.(CLEAN WATER, NO SOAP OR BUBBLEBATH) ; THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY ARRIVED IN THE UNITED STATES FROM HAITI LATE 1995 OR EARLY 1996. HE WAS SEEN AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ON FEBRUARY 20,1996. HAD HISTORY OF SYSTEMIC ILLNESS DEVELOPMENTAL DELAY, UNABILITY TO WALK. IMPRESSION: DECEASED APPEARED TO HAVE CEREBRAL PALSY. MICROCEPHALY. CT SCAN OF BRAIN SHOWED THE FOLLOWING FINDINGS: 1) GYRAL AND WHITE MATTER ABNORMALITIES SUGGESTIVE OF NODULAR HETEROTOPIA WITH QUESTIONABLE ABSENCE OF THE CORPUS CALLOSUM AND PROMINENT VENTRICULAR SYSTEM. 2) QUESTIONABLE OLD ISCHEMIC EVENT IN THE RIGHT PARIETO-OCCIPITAL REGION.LVALJ#@J@P@<@ J@@J@qq?96-3154ELEWISTHELMASYRFB7820 N. MIAMI AVE #214, MIAMI FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY RO%%@J@P@<@ J@@J@qq?96-3154E96-3154ELEWISTHELMASYRFB7820 N. MIAMI AVE #214, MIAMI FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM01:05 AMNB@NCM3461069V02Det. J. Granado@THELMA SBLACKNATURALƾ~YYXWUUTNIHAT%@J@ ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH A FAMILY MEMBER. ON TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1996, HE COMPLAINED OF NOT FEELING WELL, ON THE FOLLOWING MORNING HIS DAUGHTER FOUND HIM EXPIRED IN HIS BED. HE HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION AND HEART PROBLEMS, HE HAD BEEN TREATED AT THE VETERAN'S ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL CENTER. MEDICATION: PHENYTOIN, ASPIRIN, NIFEDIPINE, EMCYT, ACETAMINOPHEN, CLONINIDE AND ISOSORBIDE WERE TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS LAST KNOWN TO BE ALIVE ON JULY 14, 1996 AT ABOUT 8:30 PM., AT WHICH TIME HE WAS HAVING DIFFICULTY TALKING. DURING THE DAY ON JULY 15, 1996 THE DECEASED'S SISTER ATTEMPTED TO CONTACT HIM, BUT HAD NO RESPONSE. AT 9:00 PM., AND WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF THE BUILIDING CUSTODIAN, THE APARTMENT WAS OPENED AND THE DECEASED WAS FOUND EXPIRED. . FIRE RESCUE AND POLICE RESPONDED AND VIEWED THE DECEASED EXPIRED ON BED. ATTEMPTS BY POLICE TO CONTACT DECEASED'S PHYSICIAN MET WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS. . THIS WRITER CONTACTED DR. JOSEPH GUERRIER, 758-3348, WHO ADVISED HE HAD TREATED THE DECEASED SINCE JUNE 25,1996. DIAGNOSIS: HYPERTENSION, ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE, INSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETES MELLITUS, HYPERCHOLESTEROLEMIA, AND OBESITY. HE ALSO WAS A VERY HEAVY SMOKER. LAST EKG DONE ON MAY/94 SHOWED A RIGHT BUNDLE BRANCH BLOCK AND MYOCARDIAL ISCHEMIA. MEDICATIONS PRESCRIBED: VERAPAMIL, LESCOL, HUMULIN, LASIX, AND ISORDIL.E~pr]$@D@<@g@ D@`D@@7@I@@@7@UUUUUU?@7@96-1844MC CULLOCHWILLIAMYRMWHITE 15491 S.W. 153RD STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 15491 SW 153RD STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURAL?@ O355434-S01DET. ARCHIE MOORE@UÊaa\[YYRHA{@7@X@Ј@7@UUUUUU?6@?`7@96-1843HUDSONCORAYRFWHITE191 N.E. 75TH STREET #205, MIAMI, FLA.JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, INPT.1861 N.W. 8TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.ACCIDENTAL3@ O02O@UáZZUTRRNHA_@7@K@g@@7@88?`7@96-1841BROWNBETTY JEANYRFBLACK3280 N.W. 45TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.3280 N.W. 45TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.3280 N.W. 45TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.NATURALG@ O355278-S01DET. ROMAGNI|@Qǥ__ZYWWMHA@7@7@@ @ 7@a ` ?`7@96-1839BRYANTLATANYAYRFBLACK2991 NW 210TH TERRACE, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL...INPATIENTNATURAL6@ O354556-S01DET. MIKE HERNANDEZ@Rº]]XWUUNHA{@7@F@@@@7@?@7@`7@96-1838RUSSOMARLENE K.YRFWHITE106 CHRYSTAL LAKE LANE VALPARAISO, FLORIDAAT SEA, ABOARD: M.S. LEEWARDAT SEA, ABOARD: M.S. 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SCHIAFFO@X=1$"̖kkfeccUHA `7@J@@@7@ll?9@96-1850LEEBARBARAYRFBLACK11801 NW 2ND STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA11801 NW 2ND STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALCEREBRAL PALSY356580-S01DET. ESTOPINAN@W}ZZUTRRKHA{`7@@@Q@@7@?@7@?`7@96-1849OSORIOANA GLORIAYRFHISPANIC2551 NW 13TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANW 23RD COURT & 7TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANW 23RD COURT & 7TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALMULTIPLE BLUNT TRAUMA1942261-VA02DET. SMITH@W'ڰcc[ZXXNHA `7@E@@@@7@UUUUUU?`7@96-1848WHITEIRISYRFBLACK2500 NW 22ND AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDACOLUMBIA CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER....E/RNATURAL#@O1941975-V02DET. BORGES@Wʿ|YYTSQQMHA{`7@Q@@@7@ll?`7@96-1847AGUILAGERARDOYRMHISPANIC 2360 SW 3RD STREE, MIAMI, FLORIDACORAL GABLES HOSPITAL....E/RNATURALA@O1941717-V02DET. BORGESu@VǼ``XWUUNHA{@7@S@C@@7@UUUUUU?`7@96-1845NGUYENCHOPYRFWHITE11520 S.W. 47TH TERRACE MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 11520 SW 47TH TERRACE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.11520 S.W. 47TH TERRACE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURAL'@O355426O-S01DET. S. GARAFALO@V) ﻂZZUTRRNHA o}p.$E@@*@`E@E@E@qq?96-2841A96-2841AMOSSKERZYAMONFB3712 N.W. 213TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL INPATIENT09:50 PM1001% B@N@@B@ B@qq7@L@@`7@?`7@?7@96-1858DIAZGUARINOYRMHISPANICCUBA581 WEST 34TH PLACE, HIALEAH, FLORIDA.FOUND: 15535 SW 77TH COURT, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.15535 SW 77TH COURT, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURAL$@O357977-S01DET. ARCHIE MOORE_@[* b^VUSSLHA 7@Q@@`7@?7@96-1857MCCLASKEYNORMAN JAMESYRMWHITE11350 SW 47TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAPAN AMERICAN HOSPITAL..E/RNATURALARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE357996-S01DET. CAPOTE@ZԪee`_]]QHA{7@@Q@@`7@98?7@96-1856CASTRILLEJOFRANCISCOYRMHISPANICCUBA795 NW 29TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 795 N.W. 29TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALF@O1951735-V02DET. GARDNER2@Z˿kg_^\\SHA7@L@,@`7@OO?7@96-1855AGUILARPABLOYRMHISPANIC315 SW 64TH COURT, MIAMI, FLORIDABAPTIST HOSPITAL OF MIAMI...E/RNATURAL!@O357678-S01DET. GARAFALO@Yɼ__WVTTOHA{7@7@@L@`7@.؂-؂?`7@UUUUUU?7@96-1854PATERMICHALYRMWHITE829 BAY RIDGE AVENUE, BROOKLYN, NEW YORK 6900 BLOCK OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA6900 BLOCK OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAACCIDENTALDROWNING96-2364204GLADEk@Y˩[[VUSSMHA`7@D@}@`7@88?`7@7@96-1853ARDILES-PENALOZAJUAN CARLOSYRMHISPANICBOLIVIA, SOUTH AMERICA.CALLE 13, PASAJE Q # 390,ORAGES, LA PAZ, BOLIVIAATLANTIC OCEAN: 8400 BLOCK OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAATLANTIC OCEAN: 8400 BLOCK OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL DROWNING.96-2361104DET. SCHIAFFO@X]QDB:%鶅nfeccXHA b#@F@3@t@@F@@F@@F@?96-2891AMC NAIRANTHONYYRMB13920 JACKSON STREET, MIAMI, FLA.JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, E.R.03:30 AMU.S. 1 & S.W. 110TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.01:%@F@3@7@2@@@7@88?7@88?7@96-1870JIMENEZMARCO ANTONIOYRMWHITE353 NORTHEAST 1ST ROAD #3 MIAMI, FLORIDAROADWAY: S.W. 147TH AVENUE & 288TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAROADWAY: S. W. 147TH AVENUE & 288TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALMULTIPLE BLUNT TRAUMA359256-S01DET. SCOTT D'HEERE@\SG53+ ƍdd_^\\OHA 7@F@@Q@7@88?7@96-1867COHENPAULYRMBLACK395 NW 177TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER, EMERGENCY ROOM8100 NW 17TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE. 539223-S01FLETCHER, K.@]! ͩ~YYTSQQMHA7@@@@`@@7@UUUUUU?7@96-1864MCKNIGHTMICHAELYRMBLACK7410 NW 19TH AVENUE, APT. -D, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, INPATIENT7410 NW 19TH AVENUE, APARTMENT-D, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALN@OY@]ⱌ__ZYWWPHA7@`7@?7@96-1862REMAINSSKELETAL (BONE)UUUNKNOWNFOUND: 10800 COLLINS AVE., HAULOVER BEACH, MIAMI, FLORIDA.MISC#@O358345-S01DET. MIKE HERNANDEZ@\λggg`_^^OHAq7@M@F@7@[[?7@96-1861TARGETRAYMONYRMBLACK8283 NW 1ST PLACE, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM8283 NW 1ST PLACE, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL'@O359178-S01NANNI, A.@\ͩ\\WVTTNHA7@H@@7@` ` ?7@` ` ?7@96-1859KASKECLARA C.YRFWHITE1011 ALTON ROAD, #14, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA.1000 BLOCK OF ALTON ROAD, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA.1000 BLOCK OF ALTON ROAD, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA.ACCIDENTALBLUNT HEAD TRAUMA.96-2372104W. 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J. HERRERA[@p& 꾍dd\[YYSHA 7@R@+@7@?7@96-1887JOHNSONTHOMASYRMBLACK950 N.W. 95TH STREET, # 602, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.FOUND: 950 N.W. 95TH STREET, # 602, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA.950 N.W. 95TH STREET, # 602, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURALATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE. 361718-S01DET. SARAH TIMES@gaUEC; ѕ]]XWUUOHA 7@@`@7@?7@?7@96-1886EDMONDSTANLEYYRMBLACK225 N.E. 51ST STREET, # 1, MIAMI, FLORIDA.JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM225 N.E. 51ST STREET, # 1, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURAL;@c1971958-V/02DET. A. AROSTEGUI@f ڰ]]XWUUNHAQ4!3D@K@@W@@I@%%9@/@/@9@98?98?96-9842AREMAINSUNKNOWNUUU8 MILES NE OF MAIN GATE, LEVEE 67, MIAMI, FLORIDA02:55 PMEVERGLADES: 8 MILES NE OF MAIN GATE, LEVEE 67, MIAMI, FLA.02:55 PMAAIRPLANE CRAS7@J@7@-؂-?7@96-1900MEDARISPATRICKYRMWHITE7007 FOXTHORN, CANTON, MICHIGAN. MEMORIAL REGIONAM MEDICAL CENTERMISCBONE/TISSUE CASE ONLY !08@ɦ~^^YXVVOHAy\7@(@@7@rq?7@96-1899BLANCMERLINEYRFBLACK1475 NE 141ST STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER...E/R NATURALMYOCARDITIS, PROBABLY VIRAL.96-2425813DET. DIECIDUE@rد\\WVTTMHA{7@V@@7@?7@?7@96-1896BELLOLIVIAYRFBLACK1360 NORTHWEST 1ST COURT MIAMI, FLORIDA1360 NORTHWEST 1ST COURT MIAMI, FLORIDARESIDENCENATURALHYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASE1981765-V02DETECTIVE GARYi@rຳZZUTRRLHA7@P@@7@[[?7@7@96-1895BARRALMANUELYRMWHITE10860 SOUTHWEST 67TH DRIVE MIAMI, FLORIDACOLUMBIA KENDALL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER - EMERGENCY ROOM11750 SOUTHWEST 40TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL.@c362826-S01DETECTIVE CHAVARRY@q%꿆\\WVTTNHA7@R@@7@UUUUUU?7@7@96-1894MOIRONWILFREDOYRMWHITE2745 SOUTHWEST 24TH TERRACE MIAMI, FLORIDA2745 SOUTHWEST 24TH TERRACE MIAMI, FLORIDA2745 SOUTHWEST 24TH TERRACE MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE1981329-V02SGT. WATKINS@q2&ߴ^^YXVVNHA 7@C@]@7@qq?7@96-1892GODFREYKEITHYRMWHITE8318 ORVILLE STREET, ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA, 22309.MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM13550SW 6TH COURT, PEMBROKE PINES, FLORIDA.MISCBONE/TISSUE CASE ONLY ! .08@qٮ\\WVTTOHA |LVAL  ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED: ON MAY 11, 1996 THE DECEDENT WAS ABOARD A DC-9 VALUJET AIRCRAFT, FLIGHT #592, TRAVELING TO ATLANTA, GEORGIA WHEN FOR UNKNOWN REASONS THE AIRCRAFT CRASHED INTO THE EVERGLADES. ALL 110 PASSENGERS AND CREW MEMBERS ABOARD EXPIRED AT THE SCENE. *THE DECEASED WAS POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED BY FINGERPRINT COMPARISON OF TISSUE RECOVERED IN ME# 96-9342 AND PRINTS LIFTED FROM PERSONAL ITEMS BELONGING TO THE DECEASED.* ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED: ON MAY 11, 1996 THE DECEDENT WAS ABOARD A DC-9 VALUJET AIRCRAFT, FLIGHT #592, TRAVELING TO ATLANTA, GEORGIA WHEN FOR UNKNOWN REASONS THE AIRCRAFT CRASHED INTO THE EVERGLADES. ALL 110 PASSENGERS AND CREW MEMBERS ABOARD EXPIRED AT THE SCENE. *THE DECEASED WAS POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED BY FINGERPRINT COMPARISON OF TISSUE RECOVERED IN ME# 96-9223 & 96-9438 AND PRINTS LIFTED FROM PERSONAL ITEMS OF THE DECEASED.* ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON JULY 15, 1996 AT 3:00 AM., BY HIS ROOM MATE. HE WAS INTOXICATED. THE ROOM MATE BELIEVED THAT THE DECEASED WAS SLEEPING DURING THE DAY AND DID NOT DISTURB HIM. AT 9:00 PM., HE ATTEMPTED TO AWAKEN HIM FOR DINNER, AND FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE, NOT BREATHING. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON ARRIVAL CONFIRMED EXPIRATION. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. HE REPORTEDLY HAD BEEN RECENTLY RELEASED FROM JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, AFTER BEING TREATED FOR TUBERCULOSIS. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT CONSISTED OF: NITROSTAT, NITROLINGUAL SPRAY, RELAFEN, TRENTAL, ISORDIL, ZESTRIL, ALPRAZOLAM, TYLENOL, AND TRIAMCINOLONE CREAM. . DECEASED WAS SEEN ONCE AT L. & D. MEDICAL CENTER ON APRIL 11,1996. DIAGNOSIS: CORONARY INSUFFICIENCY. 1ST DEGREE AV BLOCK. ECHOCARDIOGRAM SHOWED AORTIC STENOSIS. AORTIC AND MITRAL INSUFFICIENCY. ALSO PAST HISTORY OF TUBERCULOSIS. *** REFILED ON AUGUST 27,1996 --- IP ***LVAL2`44" K@% K@C@@@K@ K@(}'}?96-3205A96-3205AGREENMELVINYRMB6201 NW 24TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAHEA ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY SUFFERED FROM HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE, HOWEVER HE HAD NOT SEEN A PHYSICIAN IN MANY YEARS. HE ALSO SMOKED TWO PACKS OF CIGARETTS A DAY. JULY 16, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS VISITING A FRIEND AT 11750 SOUTHWEST 40TH STREET WHEN HE WAS WITNESSED TO COLLAPSE. FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE, MONITOR SHOWING V-FIB. C.P.R. WAS INITIATED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA KENDALL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 9:25 A.M. HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITAL SIGNS. C.P.R. WAS CONTINUED HOWEVER, ALL EFFORTS WERE WITH NEGATIVE RESPONSES. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 9:28 A.M.. ACCCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS ELDERLY, HOWEVER HE WAS IN GOOD HEALTH. HE WAS NOT UNDER THE CARE OF A PHYSICIAN OR TAKING ANY MEDICATIONS. DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON JULY 13, 1996 WHEN HE COMPLAINED OF NOT FEELING WELL. JULY 16, 1996 AFTER NEIGHBORS GOT NO ANSWER AT THE DOOR, THE LANDLORD WAS SUMMONED. HE SUMMONED FIRE-RESCUE AND ENTERED, DISCOVERING THE DEC'D EXPIRED INSIDE, NO OBVIOUS SIGNS OF TRAUMA OR FOUL PLAY. ** THIS IS A BONE/TISSUE CASE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI. BROUGHT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT FOR BONE/TISSUE PROCUREMENT. ** . ACCORDING TO INFORMATION PROVIDED IN DONOR BANK INFORMATION RECORD AND MEDICAL CHART, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS HELPING HIS SISTER WHO WAS MOVING, ALL DAY ON JULY 15,1996. AT ABOUT 9:00 PM., HE APPEARED TIRED AND WENT INTO A SEIZURE. CPR WAS INITIATED BY SISTER WHO IS A PHYSICIAN, FRU SUMMONED. WAS TRANSPORTED TO MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, IN HOLLYWOOD, PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 10:50 PM. HAD HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION AND OBESITY, UNDER TREATMENT BY A DOCTOR IN ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA. wLVALİ#K@@S@|@`K@`K@K@}'}'?96-3233AURBAYORLANDOUNKNOWN REMAINSYRMH13915 S.W. 25TH TERRACE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA. JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM06:52 PMS.W. 26TH STREET AND 137TH AVENUE, UNINC.DADE%K@@S@|@`K@`K@K@}'}'?""""""?96-3233AURBAYORLANDOUNKNOWN REMAINSYRMH13915 S.W. 25T ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATON: ON JULY 17, 1996 FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED TO THE DECEDENT'S RESIDENCE REFERENCE CHEST PAINS. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL THE DECEASED WAS LYING IN HER FATHER'S ARMS NOT BREATHING WITH NO VITAL SIGNS. SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER WITH CPR IN PROGRESS. SHE ARRIVED IN THE E/R IN ASYSTOLE WITH PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED. CPR CONTINUED, BUT TO NO AVAIL AND SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 5:35 AM. ACCORDING TO THE FAMILY, THE DECEASED COMPLAINED OF CHEST PAIN FOR TWO DAYS. ON JULY 17, 1996 SHE AWOKE WITH SEVERE CHEST PAIN AND VOMITING. SHE HAD BEEN TREATED BY DR. LAMAR (662-0660) ON JULY 15, 1996, BUT HER PHYSICAL EXAMINATION WAS NORMAL. DR. LAMAR WAS UNABLE TO DO CARDIAC TESTING IN HER OFFICE AND RECOMMENDED THE DECEASED BE TAKEN TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOR FURTHER EXAMINATION. ACCORDING TO HRS THERE HAVE NOT BEEN ANY ABUSE CASES REGISTERED AGAINST THE DECEASED OR HER FATHER. *** AMENDED ON SEPTEMBER 5,1996 --- IP *** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS ELDERLY AND SUFFERED FROM HYPERTENSION, OSTEOARTHRITIS AND BLINDNESS IN BOTH EYES. SHE HAD BEEN TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AND WAS LAST SEEN THERE JUNE 1996 FOR A ROUTINE VISIT. SHE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON JULY 15, 1996. ON JULY 16, 1996 A NEIGHBOR BECAME CONCERNED AFTER NOT SEEING HER AS HE DOES EVERYDAY AT APPROX 5:15 A.M.. HE RESPONDED TO HER RESIDENCE AND FOUND HER FACE DOWN, KNEELING OVER A CHAIR IN THE LIVINGROOM. SHE HAD EXPIRED. A BOTTLE OF NITROGLYCERIN ALONG WITH OTHER HEART RELATED MEDICATION WERE PRESENT AT THE SCENE. LVAL#K@@@@K@K@?96-3245AEDDIEJOHNLEEYRMB SOUTH FLORIDA RECEPTION CENTER HEALTHSOUTH LARKIN HOSPITAL, INPATIENT05:45 %K@@@@K@K@?96-3245A96-3245AEDDIEJOHNLEEYRMB SOUTH FLORIDA RECEPTION CENTER HEALTHSOUTH LARKIN HOSPITAL, INPATIENT05:45 PM SOUTH FLORIDA RECEPTION CENTERN$@MDB654842-S01DET.C.STROZE@JOHN LEEBLACKNATURAL ʩxYYXWUURNIHAT%K@5@@@K@K@ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 17, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS AT HOME UPSTAIRS WATCHING TELEVISION. WHEN HE DID NOT COME DOWN FOR LUNCH HIS WIFE BECAME CONCERNED AND WENT UPSTAIRS. SHE FOUND THE DECEASED LYING FACE DOWN UNDER THE TELEVISION CABINET AND HE WAS BLEEDING FROM HIS HEAD. AFTER NOT BEING ABLE TO TURN HIM OVER FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED. UPON ARRIVAL THE DECEASED WAS REMOVED FROM UNDER THE CABINET AND NOTICED TO BE UNRESPONSIVE. THERE WAS A SMALL AMOUNT OF BLOOD FOR A FACIAL CUT. IT APPEARED HE SUFFERED A CARDIAC ARREST WHICH WOULD EXPLAIN WHY BLOOD WAS NOT PUMPING OUT OF THE HEAD WOUND. THE DECEASED WAS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. SABATES (443-9342) WHO TREATED THE DECEASED FOR HYPERTENSION UNDER CONTROL AND DEGENERATIVE JOINT DISEASE FOR WHICH HE UNDERWENT KNEE SURGERY AT COLUMBIA KENDALL MEDICAL CENTER AND DR. PALMEROLA (448-4500) FOR BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERTROPHY. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: PHENERGAN, MAXZIDE, CALAN, CARDIA AND VANCERIL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 17, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS AT WORK AND RIDING ON THE OUTSIDE OF A TRAVEL LIFT CRANE WHEN THE CRANE STRUCK A POLE PINNING AND CRUSHING THE DECEASED BETWEEN THE POLE AND CRANE. HE DIED ON THE SCENE. HE HAD BEEN TREATED AT PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER IN THE PAST FOR HYPERTENSION AND ASTHMA EXACERBATION. *THE DECEASED WAS LEGALLY IDENTIFIED BY A FRIEND OF SEVERAL YEARS ON JULY 18, 1996 AT 4:45 PM AFTER VIEWING A PHOTOGRAPH OF THE DECEASED.*LVAL:;%%K@@V@<@K@K@K@ll?UUUUUU?96-3265ATRESSLARRY>SEE 96-3308YRMW2859 LEONARD DRIVE, #312 ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS EMPLOYED WITH THE BURDINE COMPANY AND APPARENTLY AT WORK AT THEIR 32ND AVENUE WAREHOUSE LOCATION ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1996, WHEN HE COLLAPSED AND EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE CALLED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL HE WAS FOUND IN CARDIAC ARREST, CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS WERE INITIATED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL HE WAS INTUBATED, RESUSCITATION IN PROGRESS, MONITOR SHOWING NO SPONTANEOUS RESPONSES, NO VITAL SIGNS. DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 3:40 PM. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED HAD NOT BEEN SEEN JULY 16, 1996, HOWEVER IT IS REPORTED THAT SHE SPOKE WITH HER SISTER JUST BEFORE NOON ON JULY 17, 1996. JULY 17, 1996AT APPROX 3:23 P.M. THE DEC'D LANDLORD BECAME CONCERNED AND SUMMONED HIALEAH GARDENS POLICE TO CHECK ON HER WELL BEING. UPON ENTERING THE RESIDENCE, DEC'D WAS DISCOVERED EXPIRED IN THE BATHTUB. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED TO THIS OFFICE INCLUDE: KLONOPIN, TEMAZEPAM, TRIAM, FLOXIN, CAPOZIDE, BACTRIM, PHENYLPROP. GLUCOTROL, FIORPAP, TRIAMTERENE, NITROGLYCERINE AND ENULOSE SYRUP. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED RESIDED AT JACKSON MANOR NURSING HOME WITH THE DIAGNOSIS OF SEIZURES, ORGANIC BRAIN SYNDROME, PSYCHOSIS, ANOREXIA, DEHYDRATION AND UROSEPSIS, UNDER THE CARE OF DR. COTTLER (531-5516). ON JULY 17, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE AND CPR WAS INITIATED UNTIL FIRE RESCUE ARRIVED. FIRE RESCUE FOUND DECEASED IN ASYSTOLE. SHE WAS INTUBATED AND FURTHER TREATMENT CONVERTED HER INTO V-FIB. WHICH WAS SHOCKED BACK TO ASYSTOLE. SHE WAS THEN TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. SHE ARRIVED IN THE E/R INTUBATED IN V-FIB. DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS SHE REVERTED TO AGONAL RHYTHM AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 11:33 AM. LVALdE8} L@J@@ L@ L@@L@?96-3288AGUANCHECLARAELENAYRFW2860 NW 13% L@J@@ L@ L@@L@?96-3288A96-3288AGUANCHECLARAELENAYRFW2860 NW 135 St Miami, FL2860 NW 135 St #223 Miami, FL01:30 PM2860 NW 135 St #223 Miami, FL:AX@VJR663579-S01Det. A. Bogen@CLARA ELENAWHITEACCIDENTAL ɽ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS THE CARETAKER OF THE RESIDENCE AT 1910 SW 32ND AVENUE. THE OWNER WAS OUT OF TOWN AND LAST SPOKE WITH THE DECEASED ON JULY 13, 1996 AT 9:30 PM. ON JULY 18, 1996 ABOUT 7:45 AM THE OWNER RETURNED HOME TO FIND THE DECEASED DEAD ON THE LIVINGROOM FLOOR. THE DECEASED HAD A BOTTLE OF NITROSTAT AND A CARD FOR THE NORTH DADE MEDICAL CENTER (621-8888). DR. NUNEZ OF THE MEDICAL CENTER ADVISED THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF A MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION, CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE AND PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASE. HE WAS PRESCRIBED LASIX, VASOTEC, NORMODYNE, ISORDIL, LANOXIN, COUMADIN, ZANTAC, NITROGLYCERIN AND TRENTAL. MEDICATION TRANSPORTED: NITROSTAT ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY FEMALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. FAMILY MEMBERS STATED SHE HAD NOT BEEN FEELING WELL FOR THE PASE SEVERAL DAYS AND THAT SHE WOULD ONLY DRINK LIQUIDS. THEY ALSO ADVISED POLICE THAT SHE HAD BEEN FOUND ON THE FLOOR WHERE SHE HAD FALLEN ON THREE DIFFERENT OCCASSIONS. THERE DID NOT APPEAR TO BE ANY SIGNS OF ANY INJURIES, SHE WAS ABLE TO TALK, BUT SPOKE INCOHERENTLY. ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1996, AT ABOUT 10:00 PM, HER DAUGHTER CHECKED IN ON HER, FOUND HER EXPIRED IN HER BED AND POLICE WERE CALLED. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT BY A DOCTOR IN VENEZUELA, A DR. SANCHEZ-VEGAS ( 011-58-25099111), FAMILY THINKS SHE MAY HAVE BEEN TREATED FOR DIABETES MELLITUS. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. LVALBEt $`L@P@@`L@L@?96-3301A96-3301AFORDEMARGARETC.YRFB16050 N.W. 18TH AVENUE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA. NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER, EMERGENCY ROOM06:00 AM 16050 N.W. 18TH AVENUE, UNINC.DADE, MIA ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN EMPLOYEE OF THE K.P.C. SOUTHERN INDUSTRIES ON POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA. THE COMPANY OPERATED A WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT IN BROWARD COUNTY. HE WAS THE TREATMENT MANAGER SINCE 1990. ON TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1996, AT ABOUT 3:50 PM, THE ACID BATCH TANK REUPURED, IT HAD BEEN TREATED EARLIER IN THE DAY CAUSING THE NEUTRELIZING ACID TO GENERATE A TEMPERATURE. THE TANK SPLIT OPEN SPILLING HOT WASTE OUT ONTO THE CONCRETE FLOOR. THE TANK HAD BEEN USED CONTINUOUSLY WITHOUT INCIDENT SINCE 1992, FOR THE PURPOSE OF ACID NEUTRALIZATION. THE PROCEDURE WAS USUALLY DONE BY THE DECEASED TO ADJUST THE PH OF THE WASTE ACIDS USING SODIUM HYDROXIDE, THEN IT WAS ALLOWED TO COOL FOR 24 HOURS. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO NORTH BROWARD MEDICAL CENTER FOR IMMEDIATE TREATMENT, THEN TRANSFERRED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL IN MIAMI, FLORIDA. UPON ARRIVAL AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL HE WAS ADMITTED WITH 2 ND DEGREE SPLASH BURNS TOTALING 48.3% OF HIS BODY SURFACE, MOSTLY TO THE TRUNK AND LIMBS ANTERIORLY. HE REMAINED AN INPATIENT UNTIL JULY 18, 1996, AT THAT TIME HE EXPIRED IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT AT 12:25 PM. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS EMPLOYED AS A DEAN AT THE "FLORIDA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS INSTITUTE" IN MIAMI. JULY 18, 1996 AFTER THE DECEASED DID NOT SHOW UP FOR CLASS, A STUDENT BECAME CONCERNED AND CALLED THE DEC'D BUILDING MANAGER. THE MANAGER RESPONDED TO HIS APARTMENT AND FOUND THE DOOR LOCKED FROM THE INSIDE. FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND FORCED ENTRY, DISCOVERING THE DECEASED EXPIRED INSIDE, LYING ON THE KITCHEN FLOOR. ACCORDING TO THE DECEASED SISTER AND SON, THE DECEASED WAS NOT UNDER A PHYSICIAN'S CARE AND HAD NO PAST MEDICAL HISTORY.9LVALIfAL@@Q@@L@L@ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 18, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS TRANSPORTED TO PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL COMPLAINING OF CHEST PAIN. UPON ARRIVAL HE WAS IN FULL CARDIAC ARREST. HE HAD BEEN INTUBATED AND CPR WAS STILL IN PROGRESS. DESPITE CONTINUOUS RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 1:35 PM. THE DECEASED FELL FROM A LADDER ABOUT 3 OR FOUR MONTHS AGO AND WAS TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (MR#2529767). HE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH HYPERTENSION AT THAT TIME. HE WAS ALSO A HEAVY SMOKER AND CASUAL DRINKER, BUT HE REFUSED TO SEE A DOCTOR AFTER HIS E/R VISIT AT JACKSON. HE ALSO COMPLAINED OF CHEST PAIN RADIATING TO HIS ARM ON JULY 12, 1996, BUT REFUSED MEDICAL ATTENTION. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 18, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE COOKING LUNCH. AFTER THAT HE WENT TO LIE DOWN. ABOUT 7:00 PM A NEIGHBOR WENT TO CHECK ON HIM AND FOUND HIM DEAD IN BED. HE RECENTLY UNDERWENT OPEN HEART SURGERY AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, BUT IT HAS NOT BEEN CONFIRMED AND NO NEXT OF KIN HAS BEEN LOCATED AT THIS TIME. FAMILY ADVISED THE DECEASED UNDERWENT A PROSTETIC VALVE IMPLANT AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL IN 1987 AND HAD BEEN TREATED AT PALM SPRINGS GENERAL HOSPITAL TWICE IN 1996. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: QUINIDEX, ATROVENT, CARAFATE, THEODUR, LANOXIN, ZESTRIL, GLUCOTROL AND DEPONIT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: JULY 18, 1996 AT APPROX 7:25 P.M. THE DEC'D WAS A REAR SEAT **PASSENGER** RIDING IN A MINI VAN. AT THE INTERSECTION OF NORTHWEST 32ND COURT AND 3RD STREET, THE MINI VAN WAS STRUCK BY ANOTHER VEHICLE WHICH CAUSED THE DECEASED TO BE EJECTED. THE VAN FLIPPED, LANDING ON TOP OF HER. BYSTANDERS ATTEMPTED TO LIFT THE VAN, HOWEVER UPON FIRE-RESCUE ARRIVAL, SHE WAS PRONOUNCED D.O.A. ON THE SCENE. DEC'D MOTHER, FATHER AND BROTHER WERE ALSO INJURED. ALL THREE WERE TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WHERE THEY REMAIN IN SERIOUS CONDITION.)LVAL7CF%`H@U@f@H@`G@`H@88??96-3338TWALDRONPHOEBEYRFWNEW YORK10020 SW 46TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDABAPTIST HOSPITAL OF MIAMI.......INPATIENT10:20 AM10020 SW 46TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA10:30 PMAQ@DVPV@PHOEBEACCIDENTAL۷bZYXVVVPIHA%`H@U@f@H@`G@`H@88??96-3338TWALDRONPHOEBEYRFWNEW YORK10020 SW 46TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDABAPTIST HOSPITAL OF MIAMI.......INPATIENT10:20 AM10020 SW 46TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA10:30 PMAQ@D ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 19, 1996 ABOUT 8:00 PM THE APARTMENT MANAGER BECAME CONCERNED FOR DECEDENT'S WELL BEING, BECAUSE HE HAD NOT SEEN HIM. THE MANAGER ENTERED HIS ROOM AND FOUND THE DECEASED LYING UNRESPONSIVE ON THE BED. FIRE RESCUE ARRIVED AND PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD. THE DECEASED WAS A HEAVY DRINKER AND SMOKER AND WAS TREATED AT THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL CENTER. HE HAD PREVIOUS ADMISSIONS FOR SYNCOPE, ETHANOL ABUSE, INTERNAL HEMORRHOIDS, MACROCYTIC ANEMIA INTRACEREBRAL BLEED SECONDARY TO HYPERTENSION, HYPERTENSION OUT OF CONTROL AND ALCOHOL RELATED SEIZURES. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. MANUEL RODRIGUEZ FOR HEART DISEASE AND RESPIRATORY PROBLEMS. HE IS CURRENTLY OUT OF TOWN AND UNABLE TO CONFIRM HER PAST MEDICAL HISTORY AT TIME OF THIS REPORT. JULY 19, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE AT HOME IN BED. HER GRANDDAUGHTER WITH WHOM SHE LIVES WITH, SUMMONED FIRE-RESCUE. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, DECEASED WAS PRONOUNCED D.O.A.. UPON POLICE ARRIVAL, DEC'D WAS OBSERVED WITH BRUISES ON BOTH HER ARMS AND CHEST. SHE HAD DRIED BLOOD RUNNING FROM HER MOUTH TO HER RIGHT SHOULDER, IT APPEARED SHE HAD VOMITTED. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER INCLUDE: BUMETANIDE, FUROSEMIDE, TEMAZEPAM, CLINDEX, VASOTEC, ZANTAC, QUINIDINE AND OVER-THE-COUNTER EXTRA STRENTH TYLENOL. *** REFILED ON JULY 25, 1996 *** [BAR]dLVALrC?Fl&"A$9@/@/@9@98?98?96-9842AREMAIN ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON JULY 19,1996 AT 7:00 PM., AT WHICH TIME, ACCORDING TO FRIENDS, HE DID NOT LOOK WELL. WHEN FRIENDS RETURNED TO CHECK ON HIM AT 10:00 PM., FOUND HIM EXPIRED, SITTING ON A CHAIR BY THE DOOR. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE RESIDENCE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. IT APPEARED THAT HE HAD BEEN READING A BOOK TITLED " LEARNING TO LIVE WITH CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE." HE REPORTEDLY HAD BEEN A LONG TIME PATIENT AT THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL CENTER, HOWEVER, WHEN THE UNIFORM OFFICER ON THE SCENE CONTACTED THE V.A. HOSPITAL, WAS TOLD THAT THEY HAD NO RECORDS OF HIM. THE DECEASED WAS A HEAVY SMOKER. . WAS LAST ADMITTED TO THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL CENTER ON OCTOBER 4,1992 TO OCTOBER 21,1992. FINAL DIAGNOSIS: CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE. ATRIAL FIBRILLATION. DILATED CARDIOMYOPATHY. HISTORY OF ETHANOL ABUSE. WAS LAST SEEN AT THE CARDIOLOGIC CLINIC IN JULY/96. HAD SEVERAL OTHER APPOINTMENTS TO THE CARDIAC CLINIC IN JULY AND PREVIOUS MONTHS. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 19, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS LEFT HOME ON THE COUCH BY HER CAREGIVER THAT WENT SHOPPING. SHE RETURNED ABOUT 4:30 PM AND FOUND THE DECEASED SLUMPED OVER ON THE COUCH WITH HER HEAD DOWN AND VOMITUS ON THE FLOOR. THE CAREGIVER CALLED THE DECEDENT'S FAMILY WHO CALLED FIRE RESCUE. UPON RESCUE'S ARRIVAL SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF EMPHYSEMA FOR EIGHT TO TEN YEARS, BUT SHE REFUSED TO SEE A DOCTOR AND HAD NOT BEEN OUT OF HER APARTMENT IN OVER FIVE YEARS. SHE WAS A HEAVY SMOKER MOST OF HER ADULT LIFE, BUT QUIT AT THE ONSET OF THE EMPHYSEMA. SHE HAD BEEN TREATED BY DR. MIEMAN ( 947-0943) IN THE PAST, BUT NOT SINCE 1992. SHE HAD ALSO BEEN TREATED BY DR. ROSS FOR SEVERE PULMONARY DISEASE, EMPHYSEMA AND CORONARY DISEASE. ** FAMILY REQUESTED NO AUTOPSY **LVALMIE<#7@I@Y@7@7@7@ll?96-1866ABRITODAUDISYRMW6060 NW 194TH TERRACE, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM08:47 AM3034 NW 7TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA02:%7@I@Y@7@7@7@ll?UUUUUU?96-1866ABRITODAUDISYRMW6060 NW 194TH TERRACE, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM08:47 AM3034 NW 7TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA02:00 AMHGUNSHOT WOUND OF RIGHT CHEST. REM1952093-V02TEJEDA, F.DAUDISWHITEHOMICIDE0(####Ұ~XXWVTTTNIHAo\%7@@@@7@7@7@qq?96-1863AMELENDEZVICTORM.FREDDY ANTONIO CALDERONYRMHCOSTA RICA, CENTRAL AMERICA.2070 N.E. HIBISCUS DRIVE, N ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS RELEASED FROM CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER ON JULY 18, 1996. ON JULY 19, 1996 PM., HE BEGAN TO HAVE DIFFICULTY BREATHING AND RESCUE WAS SUMMONED. WAS TRANSPORTED TO CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER, AND ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 10:25 PM., UNRESPONSIVE, IN ACUTE RESPIRATORY DISTRESS, WITH AGONAL BREATHING. HE DETERIORATED, WENT INTO BRADYCARDIA - V. FIB.- ASYSTOLE. ALL RESUSCITATION EFFORTS WERE FUTILE, WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 11:10 PM. . HE REPORTEDLY HAD A MEDICAL HISTORY THAT INCLUDED INTESTINAL PROBLEMS AND CARDIAC DISEASE. WAS BEING TREATED AT CAC-HMO CLINIC, POLICE WAS UNABLE TO CONTACT A PHYSICIAN WHO COULD SIGN THE DEATH CERTIFICATE. . ACCORDING TO WIFE AND DAUGHTERS, THE DECEASED HAD BEEN COMPLAINING OF DIARRHEA, WEAKNESS, DEHYDRATION. WAS TAKEN TO CAC-HMO CLINIC ON JULY 11, 1996 AND FROM THERE TRANSFERED TO CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER WHERE HE STAYED UNTIL JULY 18,1996 WHEN HE WAS SENT HOME. WHILE AT THE HOSPITAL HE HAD EPISODES OF COPIOUS AMOUNT OF VOMIT AND LIQUID STOOLS WITH RED BLOOD. HAS PAST HISTORY OF A HEART ATTACK OVER TEN YEARS AGO, SEVERE SCOLIOSIS, AND EMPHYSEMA (HEAVY SMOKER). WAS CURRENTLY ON AUGMENTIN, RYTHMOL, METRONIDAZOL, VICON FORTE. ** FAMILY REQUESTED AN AUTOPSY ** LVAL8|*$9@@@@9@9@9@?UUUUUU?96-2039ACRUZAMADEOYRMH15681 SW 144TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM10:15 PM15005 SW 148TH PLACE, MIAMI, FLORIDA10:00 PMHSTAB WOUND OF CHEST. DVP391347-S01HERNAND%9@@@@9@9@9@?UUUUUU?96-2039ACRUZAMADEOYRMH15681 SW 144TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM10:15 PM15005 SW 148TH PLACE, MIAMI, FLORIDA10:00 PMHSTAB WOUND OF CHEST. DVP391347-S01HERNANDEZ, M.AMADEOHISPANICHOMICIDE-% Ӯ}WWVUSSSMIHAo%9@3@T@9@9@9@88??96-2037AKNOWLESSULTANA.YRMB 2300 NW 94TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOS ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON JULY 19, 1996 AT 9:00 PM., WHEN SHE WENT TO BED. HAD BEEN COMPLAINING OF DIFFICULTY BREATHING FOR SEVERAL DAYS, BUT DID NOT SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION. ON JULY 20, 1996 AT 8:30 AM., SHE WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE AND COLD TO THE TOUCH. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HER EXPIRED. . POLICE VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. DECEASED REQUIRED THE USE OF A NEBULIZER AND USED A WHEEL CHAIR TO MOVE AROUND SINCE SHE HAD DIFFICULTY WALKING. SHE HAD A HISTORY OF RESPIRATORY PROBLEMS AND WAS ADMITTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ABOUT EIGHT (8) MONTHS AGO, FOR EMPHYSEMA. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT CONSISTED OF: QUINAM, CEDAX, RELAFEN, VOLTAREN, PREDNISONE, PENICILLIN, LANOXIN, PERIACTIN, DIAZEPAM, AND TRENTAL. . JMH PATIENT # 155-18-79. LAST ADMITTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ON AUGUST 15,1996 TO AUGUST 17,1996. FINAL DIAGNOSIS: CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE EXACERBATION. PREVIOUS ADMISSION ON JULY 12,1995 TO AUGUST 2,1995. FINAL DIAGNOSIS: CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. SECONDARY SYPHILIS. GASTROINTESTINAL BLEED DUE TO GASTRIC ULCER. THE DECEASED WAS A SMOKER (ONE PACK A DAY) FOR 67 YEARS.|LVAL`D_$@<@F@@@;@@`<@[[?96-2216A96-2216ABARTLETTLARRYYRMBMIAMI, FLORIDA200 NORTHWEST 55TH SSTREET #302 MIAMI, FLORIDANORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER - VITAS12:31 PMNORTHWEST 87TH STREET & 22ND AVENUE MIAMI, %@<@F@@@;@@`<@[[?96-2216A96-2216ABARTLETTLARRYYRMBMIAMI, FLORIDA200 NORTHWEST 55TH SSTREET #302 MIAMI, FLORIDANORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER - VITAS12:31 PMNORTHWEST 87TH STREET & 22ND AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDAHA@ NCM431213-S01DETECTIVE GALLAGHERLARRYBLACKHOMICIDE3+&&&&!! hZYXVVVQIHAoT%;@F@@@;@;@ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON JULY 20, 1996 PM., THE DECEASED'S FIVE (5) YEARS OLD SON CONTACTED THE DECEASED'S SISTER-IN-LAW AND TOLD HER THAT HIS FATHER WAS UNCONSCIOUS ON THE FLOOR. SISTER-IN-LAW RESPONDED TO THE DECEASED'S TRAILER AND CALLED RESCUE. FRU ARRIVED ON THE SCENE AND FOUND THE DECEASED LYING SUPINE ON FLOOR, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, IN APPARENT FINE FIBRILLATION. CPR WAS INITIATED AND HE WAS DEFIBRILLATED TIMES THREE, THEN WENT INTO ASYSTOLE. CPR CONTINUED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL, WHERE HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD ON ARRIVAL AT 3:00 PM. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE HOSPITAL AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO TRAUMA, EXCEPT FOR PADDLE MARKS ON CHEST SUSTAINED DURING RESUSCITATION. TWO (2) SMALL WHITE PILLS (UNKNOWN) WERE FOUND IN HIS RIGHT FRONT PANTS POCKET AND SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT. TWO (2) VIALS OF MEDICATIONS WERE FOUND ON THE SCENE AND SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER; ONE VIAL LABELED DIAZEPAM 5MG TABS.(GENERIC FOR VALIUM) # 60 FILLED ON MAY 29,1996 TO TAKE ONE TWICE DAILY, VIAL EMPTY. THE OTHER VIAL WAS LABELED HYDROCODONE/APAP 7.5/650 T (GENERIC FOR ANEXSIA. FILLED ON JUNE 26,1996 # 50, TO TAKE ONE (1) TABLET EVERY 6 TO 8 HOURS. VIAL CONTAINS THREE UNKNOWN BLUE PILLS AND THREE UNKNOWN PEACH PILLS. CIRCUMSTANCES OF ALLEGED OVERDOSE IS UNKNOWN AT THIS TIME, POLICE CONDUCTING FURTHER INVESTIGATION.|LVALL@@@@@@A@?>??96-2537AMCDONALDJONATHANJAMES MCDONALDYRMB529 N.W. 8TH STREET, MI ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 21, 196 THE DECEASED WAS THE DRIVER OF A MOTORCYCLE TRAVELING NORTH ON NORTHBOUND I-95 WHEN HE SUDDENLY LOST CONTROL OF THE VEHICLE. HE VEERED TO THE LEFT, STRIKING A GUARDRAIL ON THE WEST PAVED SHOULDER AND WAS EJECTED UPON IMPACT. HE CAME TO REST ON THE WEST GRASSY SHOULDER OF NORTHBOUND I-95 AND THE VEHICLE CAME TO REST ON THE WEST PAVED SHOULDER OF I-95. *** THE DECEASED WAS IDENTIFIED ON JULY 22, 1996 A.M., BY COMPARISON OF FINGERPRINTS ON RECORDS AT BROWARD CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTE WITH DECEASED'S PRINTS. *** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON JULY 20,1996 AT 9:51 PM., THE DECEASED WAS A => PEDESTRIAN <= WHO WAS ATTEMPTING TO CROSS SW 268TH STREET FROM NORTH TO SOUTH, JUST EAST OF SW 137TH AVENUE. HE HAD ALREADY MADE IT TO THE CENTER OF THE STREET WHEN HE WAS STRUCK BY AN EASTBOUND 1995 DODGE CARAVAN, AS THE DECEASED RAN IN FRONT OF THE VEHICLE. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED TO FIND THE DECEASED EXPIRED ON THE SCENE. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED LYING ON HIS LEFT SIDE, ON PAVEMENT, WITH MULTIPLE BODY TRAUMA. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 20, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE BETWEEN 8:00 & 8:30 AM AND HE WAS DRUNK AT THE TIME. HIS ROOMMATE WENT TO CHECK ON HIM ABOUT 8:15 PM AND FOUND HIM DEAD. THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF DIABETES, HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE AND BLACK OUTS. AFTER HAVING A BLACK OUT HE WOULD BE INCOHERENT FOR A WHILE. HIS ROOMMATE ADVISED HE DID NOT USE DRUGS AND WAS ADMITTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (MR# 2512937) TWO MONTHS AGO FOR HYPERTENSION. NO NEXT OF KIN HAS BEEN NOTIFIED, BUT THE DECEASED SPOKE OF A GRANDMOTHER IN BOSTON. MASS. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: GLIPIZIDE *** REFILED ON NOVEMBER 7, 1996 *** BAR **LVALC$B@C@@@B@B@B@` ` ?` ` ?96-2653AHOLTSTANLEYDUANEYRMWP.O. BOX 12, BOLEY, OKLAHOMA 74829-0012NORTHEAST 1ST AVENUE & 6TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA03:47 PMNORTHEAST 1ST AVENUE & 6TH STREET MIAMI,%B@C@@@B@B@B@` ` ?` ` ?96-2653AHOLTSTANLEYDUANEYRMWP.O. BOX 12, BOLEY, OKLAHOMA 74829-0012NORTHEAST 1ST AVENUE & 6TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA03:47 PMNORTHEAST 1ST AVENUE & ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ACCORDING TO THE DEC'D DAUGHTER, THE DEC'D WAS IN APPARENT GOOD HEALTH AND ONLY SUFFERED FROM PHLEBITIS. SHE WAS ADMITTED TO CORAL GABLES HOSPITAL 4-5 YEARS AGO FOR THE SAME. JULY 21, 1996, THE DEC'D DAUGHTER RESPONDED TO HER REIDENCE TO CHECK ON HER WELFARE. UPON HER ARRIVAL, SHE ENTERED WITH HER KEY AND DISCOVERED THE DEC'D EXPIRED IN BED. *****FAMILY IS REQUESTING AN AUTOPSY***** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: JULY 21, 1996 THE DEC'D WAS THE ***DRIVER*** OF A 1985 FORD STATION WAGON THAT WAS TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND ON S.R. 826 (PALMETTO) IN THE OUTSIDE LANE WHEN FOR UNKNOWN REASONS, SHE LOST CONTROL OF THE VEHICLE. THERE WERE SCUFF MARKS STARTING AT THE OUTSIDE LANE AND TRAVELING IN A SOUTHWESTERLY DIRECTION ONTO THE WEST SHOULDER OF S.R. 826. THE LEFT SIDE OF THE VEHICLE STRUCK AN ALUMINUM POLE THAT HOLDS THE OVERHEAD SIGNS ONTO S.R. 826. THERE WAS AN INTRUSION INTO THE DRIVER'S COMPARTMENT. THE VEHICLE THEN STARTED TO TRAVEL IN A SOUTHEASTERLY DIRECTION AND CAME TO IT'S FINAL REST, POSITIONED AGAINST THE GUARDRAIL. THE DECEASED EXPIRED ON THE SCENE. SHE WAS WEARING HER SEATBELT. A REAR PASSENGER WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE RYDER TRAUMA CENTER BY METRO-DADE AIR RESCUE AND ANOTHER PASSENGER WHO WAS RESTRAINED BY A CHILD RESTRAINT SEAT WAS TRANSPORTED TO MIAMI CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL. MEDICATIONS LATER BROUGHT TO MEDICAL EXAMINER OFFICE BY POLICE INCLUDE: ONE TYLENOL "500" CAPSULE, PIECES OF KLONOPIN TABLETS AND FOUR TYLENOL CAPSULES.!LVALD$1 ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED LIVED ALONE IN A TRAILER AT THE ABOVE LOCATION. HE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON SUNDAY, JULY 21, 1996, BY A NEIGHBOR AS HE STOOD OUT SIDE HIS TRAILER IN THE HOT SUN, WIPING DOWN HIS CAR. AT ABOUT 10:30 AM, THE FOLLOWING DAY, HIS NEIGHBOR BECAME CONCERNED WHEN HE DID NOT SEE HIM, HE LOOKED THROUGH THE BED ROOM WINDOW, SAW THE DECEASED LYING ON THE FLOOR AND CALLED POLICE. PAST HISTORY OF HEART DISEASE, TREATED BY DR. R. WASKIN. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH HIS WIFE. ON MONDAY MORNING, JULY 22, 1996, AT ABOUT 3:40 AM, THE WIFE OF THE DECEASED ADVISED THAT SHE GOT UP TO GET A DRINK OF WATER. WHILE DOING SO, SHE CHECKED ON THE DECEASED WHO WAS SLEEPING IN ANOTHER BEDROOM. AT THAT TIME HE WAS IN BED AND HE WAS SLEEPING. SHE RETURNED TO BED AND ABOUT 20 MINUTES LATER SHE WALKED BACK TO THE KITCHEN, FOUND THE DECEASED THERE LYING ON THE FLOOR UNRESPONSIVE AND CALLED EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: HE HAD BEEN TREATED FRO HYPERTENSION BY DR. M. BLANCO (696-0842), FOR THE LAST EIGHT YEARS. *******FAMILY MEMBERS ARE REQUESTING THAT NO AUTOPSY IS DONE.****** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS ADMITTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ON JULY 14, 1996 AFTER SUFFERING A HEAT STROKE. SHE WAS TREATED AND DISCHARGED ON JULY 21, 1996 AND TRANSPORTED HOME BY RANDLE EASTERN AMBULANCE. UPON HER ARRIVAL HOME, SHE WENT INTO CARDIAC ARREST AND MIAMI FIRE-RESCUE WAS SUMMONED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, DEC'D WAS UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITALS, MONITOR SHOWING V-FIB. SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON HER ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 6:30 P.M. SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITALS, MONITOR SHOWING ASYSTOLE. ALL EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE WERE MET WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS, SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 6:35 P.M..-LVAL=f $ F@I@@@ F@ ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS A PEDESTRIAN WHO WAS ATTEMPTING TO CROSS THE STREET FROM EAST TO WEST AT NORTH EAST 2ND AVENUE AT 95TH STREET. SHE WAS STRUCK BY A 1992 MAZDA THAT WAS TRAVELING NORTH ON NE 2ND AVENUE. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS RESPONDED, TRANSPORTED HER TO NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL SHE WAS UNRESPONSIVE , INTUBATED WITH A BLOOD PRESSURE OF 139/72, PULSE 70, RESPIRATION ON THE RESPIRATOR OF 24. SHE WAS RESPONSIVE ONLY TO PAINFUL STIMULI, PUPILS FIXED, NO SPONTANEOUS RESPIRATIONS. SHE REMAINED AN INPATIENT UNTIL SHE EXPIRED ON JULY 20, 1996, AT 12:45AM. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH HIS WIFE. HE HAD BEEN SELF EMPLOYED AS AN INSURANCE AGENT. ON MONDAY, JULY 22, 1996, HIS WIFE WAS IN THE BATHROOM AT ABOUT 5:15 AM, WHEN SHE REPORTED THAT SHE HEARD HIM GASPING FOR BREATH. SHE RUSHED TO HIM, FOUND HIM RESPONSIVE, STILL IN HIS BED. SHE CALLED EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS, THEY RESPONDED AND ATTEMPTED CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION. HE DID NOT RESPOND TO THE EFFORTS AND WAS PRONOUNED DEAD AT 5: 30 AM. ACCORDING TO HIS WIFE HS HAD NOT SEEN A DOCTOR IN THE LAST THREE YEARS BUT HAD COMPLAINED OF CONSTANT INDIGESTION FOR THE LAST FOUR YEARS. HE WAS A NON-SMOKER AND WAS A MODERATE DRINKER OF ALCOHOLIC BEGERAGES. HE WAS NOT TAKING ANY MEDICATION. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE JULY 21, 1996 AT APPROX 8:00 P.M. BY HER HUSBAND. AT APPROX 3:45 A.M. ON THE NEXT MORNING, SHE WAS DISCOVERED LYING ON THE KITCHEN FLOOR EXPIRED. NO OBVIOUS SIGNS OF TRAUMA OR FOUL PLAY. SHE WAS OBSERVED COVERED WITH A CLOTH AND WAS WEARING THERMAL PANTS AND A NEGLIGEE. ON THE KITCHEN TABLE WAS A CERAMIC CUP TURNED ON IT'S SIDE. A SPOON AND A CLOTH PLACEMAT WERE HANGING PARTIALLY OFF THE SIDE OF THE TABLE ANGLED TOWARDS THE DEC'D. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: VASOTEC.7LVALE9z#%`H@M@G@`H@`H@H@؂-؂-?98?96-3026AGILSILAYRFH5223 NW 2ND TERRACE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM06:08 PM 5223 N.W. 2ND TERRACE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.04:25 PMHGUNSHOT WOUND OF CHEST.REM3311642-V02DET. J. CALVARSILAHISPANICHOMICIDE2*""""֬xTTSRPPPLIHAo<%`H@?@e@`H@`H@`H@DDDDDD?UUUUUU?96-3020AGORDONBENJAMINREMAINS, UNKNOWNYRMB5901 S.W. 62ND STREET MIAMI, FLORIEAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM03:03 AMN.W. 17TH AVENUE AND 44TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA02:00 AMHMULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDSSMP3311077-V02DET. J. GRANADOBENJAMINBLACKHOMICIDEQIDDDD<<-+"ºkkjigWWOIHAo% H@=@@ H@ H@ H@qq?98?96-3003AKEMPANGELYRF ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: JULY 22, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS OBSERVED BY WITNESSES WADING IN THE WATER IN THE AREA OF 71ST STREET IN THE OCEAN. APPROX 20-30 MINUTES LATER, THE SAME WITNESSES OBSERVED HIM FLOATING NEAR SHORE. THE WITNESS REMOVED HIM FROM THE WATER AND INITIATED C.P.R. UNTIL LIFEGUARDS ARRIVED. FIRE-RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND CONTINUED RESUSCITATION, HOWEVER HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD ON THE SCENE. WITNESSES ALSO STATED THAT THE DECEASED HAD BEEN SEEN EARLIER DRINKING FROM A 32 OUNCE BOTTLE OF SCHLITZ MALT LIQUOR BEFORE ENTERING THE WATER. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON MONDAY, JULY 22, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS THE DRIVER OF A VEHICLE WHO WAS TRAVELING SOUTH BOUND ON KROME AVENUE AT ABOUT 12:30 PM. SHE REPORTEDLY PULLED OFF THE ROADWAY ONTO THE SHOULDER IN AN ATTEMPT TO MAKE A U-TURN AND HEAD NORTH BOUND. SHE FAILED TO YIELD THE RIGHT OF WAY TO A DUMP TRUCK. AS IT APPROACHED, SHE PULLED DIRECTLY IN FRONT OF THE TRUCK. THE DRIVER ATTEMPTED TO STOP BY APPLYING BREAKS, THE VEHICLE WAS UNABLE TO STOP AND COLLIDED WITH THE DECEASED'S VEHICLE ON THE LEFT SIDE, SHE WAS NOT WEARING SEATBELTS AND EXPIRED AT THE SCENE. LVALŤY"<@L@j@<@<@?96-2245EINSANALLYSHEIKYRMW18360 NE 7TH COURT, NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAI/S V% 7@N@}@ 7@@7@88?96-1824A96-1824ASOTOROBERTOYRMH ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED WAS UNDER A PHYSICIAN'S CARE FOR BREAST CANCER AND ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE. SHE WAS ON NUMEROUS MEDICATIONS FOR THE SAME AND REQUIRED ASSISTANCE WITH ORIENTATION IN HER HOME. JULY 17, 1996 AT APPROX 4:00 A.M. THE DECEASED WAS FOUND ON THE FLOOR AT HOME IN THE HALLWAY BY HER HUSBAND. SHE HAD A TRAIL OF URINE FROM THE BEDROOM TO WHERE SHE WAS DISCOVERED. SHE WAS ALERT AND STATED "HER TUSH HURT" AND " SHE DID'NT KNOW WHAT HAPPENED". SHE WAS HELPED UP AND IT APPEARED SHE WAS FINE UNTIL APPROX 8:00 A.M., SHE WAS NOTED TO BE UNRESPONSIVE AND APPEARED SLEEPY. HER HUSBAND TRANSPORTED HER TO BAPTIST HOSPITAL. UPON HER ARRIVAL, SHE WAS ADMITTED WITH AN ACUTE SUBDURAL HEMATOMA FOR WHICH SHE UNDERWENT A LEFT PARIETAL OCCIPITAL CRANIOTOMY FOR EVACUATION OF LARGE SUBDURAL HEMATOMA. POST-OPERATIVELY HER CONDITION DETERIORATED AND SHE NEVER BECAME RESPONSIVE. SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD JULY 22, 1996. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS EMPLOYED WITH "MCDONALD'S" RESTAURANT IN A MAINTENANCE POSITION. ACCORDING TO FAMILY MEMBERS, THE DEC'D DID'NT HAVE ANY PRIOR MEDICAL PROBLEMS AND WAS IN GOOD HEALTH. HE HAD NOT BEEN SEEN BY A DOCTOR NOR TAKING ANY TYPE MEDICATIONS. JULY 22, 1996 WHILE AT WORK, HE COMPLAINED OF SHORTNESS OF BREATH. FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM LYING ON THE FLOOR. HE WAS ALERT AND CONFUSED. PULSE, 150 AND RESP 24. AFTER BEING PLACED ON THE STRETCHER, HE SUFFERED SEIZURE-LIKE ACTIVITY THEN WENT INTO FULL CARDIAC ARREST. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO HIALEAH HOSPITAL. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE AND IN ASYSTOLE. HE WAS INTUBATED AND RESUSCITATION CONTINUED, HOWEVER ALL EFFORTS WERE WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 2:38 P.M..LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON JULY 22, 1996 DECEASED AND HIS OLDER BROTHER WERE WALKING HOME FROM SCHOOL ABT. 3:00 P.M.. WHILE ENROUTE HOME, THEY FOUND A BUNDGY ROPE WITH A "S" HOOK ON EACH END. AT SOME POINT THE BROTHERS SEPARATED AT WHICH TIME THE DECEASED RETURNED HOME. THE OLDER BROTHER ALSO RETURNED HOME ABT. 5:00 P.M. AND FOUND THE DECEASED HANGING ON A FENCE. POLICE AND FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM A KNEELING POSITION WITH ONE END OF THE CORD AROUND THE FENCE AND THE OTHER AROUND HIS NECK. HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE , WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND IN ASYSTOLE RHYTHM. HE WAS INTUBATED AND TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WHERE HE ARRIVED STILL UNRESPONSIVE. HE WAS RE-INTUBATED, MEDICATIONS WERE ADMINISTERED AND CPR CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 7:48 P.M. FAMILY MEMBERS STATED THAT HE WAS A NORMAL ACTIVE CHILD AND WAS NOT DEPRESSED. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON JULY 22, 1996 DECEASED WAS IN A PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASS AT CORAL PARK SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL AND WAS RUNNING LAPS. ON THE SECOND LAP, HE COLLAPSED TO HIS KNEES THEN ONTO HIS FACE. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO COLUMBIA KENDALL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL, HE WAS INTUBATED, ON THUMPER AND WITHOUT A PULSE OR BLOOD PRESSURE. A CENTRAL CHEST LINE WAS ATTEMPTED BUT UNSUCCESSFULLY. CHEST MONITOR SHOWED ASYSTOLE RHYTHM. MEDICATIONS WERE ADMINISTERED AND CPR CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 12:22P.M.. FAMILY MEMBERS STATED THAT HE WAS BORN IN PENNSYLVANIA WITH A CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE. HE WAS NOT BEING TREATED BY A REGULAR PHYSICIAN, HOWEVER, HE HAD BEEN SEEN AT A CLINIC IN COCONUT GROVE ABT. 3 MONTHS AGO AND WAS PRESCRIBED INDERAL. DECEASED HAD A FAMILY HISTORY OF HEART PROBLEMS. HIS FATHER EXPIRED ABT. TEN YEARS AGO OF A HEART ATTACK AND A SISTER HAS HAD TWO OPEN HEART SURGERIES. DECEASED HAD NOT COMPLAINED OF ANY PROBLEMS RECENTLY. HE WAS NEITHER A DRINKER NOR SMOKER. LVAL ņ2V[$8@/@/@9@98?96-9837AREMAINSUNKNOWNUUU8 MILES NE OF MAIN GATE, LEVEE %8@96-7015A96-7015A96-7015ALEWISJAMESYRUUUXXXJAMESUNKNOWNUNKNOWNng````[[[[[XXWWWWWWWWVUSSSNIHA@% H@K@2@H@H@ H@88?96-2999ECARLISLEWENDALLYRMW29845 S.W. 154TH COURT, MIAMI, FLA.SMH HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL, E.R.04:40 PM29845 S.W. 154TH COURT, MIAMI, FLA.00:00 AMN_@1DVP601845-S01DET. STROZE@2WENDALLWHITENATURAL ƣ\\[ZXXXQIHA%G@B@@f@G@@G@G@?ffffff?96-2965AVOLCYDANAISREMAINS, UNKNOWNYRMBLKA: 1788 N.W. 45TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL INPATIENT05:00 PMIN FRONT OF: 1610 N.W. 47TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA10:48 PMU2@JSB3221894-V02J. GRANADOcDANAISBLACKUNKNOWN@94444." hhgfdTTNIHA%8@96-7021A96-7021A96-7021A ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS RELEASED FROM PRISON ON JULY 6, 1996 WHERE HE WAS SERVING A FIVE YEAR SENTENCE SINCE 1992 FOR STRONG ARMED ROBBERY. JULY 20, 1996 FIRE-RESCUE WAS SUMMONED TO 3045 NORTHWEST 62ND STREET. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL DEC''D WAS FOUND ON THE OUTSIDE, UNRESPONSIVE. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO HIALEAH HOSPITAL WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED UNRESPONSIVE, COMATOSE AND PUPILS FIXED. HE WAS INTUBATED AND TAKEN TO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT. ADMITTING DIAGNOSIS: INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE SECONDARY TO POSSIBLE COCAINE OVERDOSE. HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND ON JULY 22, 1996 HE WAS PRONOUCED DEAD. FAMILY AGREED TO ORGAN DONATION. FURTHER POLICE INVESTIGATION REVEALED: ON THE DATE OF THE INCIDENT, THE DECEASED WAS WITNESSED TO DRIVE INTO THE AREA AND ACCORDING TO A STREET VENDOR, HE PROCEEDED TO SMOKE WHAT APPEARED TO BE "CRACK COCAINE". AFTERWARDS HE EXITED HIS VEHICLE WHERE HE COLLAPSED. BYSTANDERS ATTEMPTED TO PICK HIM UP AND SUMMONED FIRE-RESCUE. LVAL]]]!Ђypg^ULC:1( }tkbYPG>5,#$A@F@@6@@@@@A@II?II?96-2539EBLEDSOEWESLEYYRMB1238 NW 67TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA. 1238 N.W. 67TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA.10:43 PM 1238 N.W. 67TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA.10:43 PMN$@VJR2712094-V02DET. O. VILLAVERD%I@D@@I@I@UUUUUU?96-3101A96-3101ALEWENHAUPTALEXANDRAYRFW4531 PRAIRIE AVENUE, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDACOLUMBIA AVENTURA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER, INPATIENT03:15 PM4531 PRAIRIE AVENUE, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAA^@fNCM@gALEXANDRAWHITEACCIDENTAL' ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED HAD REPORTEDLY UNDERGONE SURGERY FOR AN ANEURYSM ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE BRAIN, ON JUNE/96. SHE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON JULY 23, 1996 AT ABOUT 2:00 AM., BY HER LIVE-IN-BOYFRIEND. AT THAT TIME SHE DID NOT COMPLAIN OF ANY PAIN. HAD BEEN UPSET ABOUT HAVING LOST HER PURSE. SHE WENT TO BED AT THAT TIME. AT 4:30 AM., HER SON WAS WALKING BY HER ROOM AND HEARD HER BREATHING STRANGE. HE OBSERVED WHITE FROTH COMING FROM HER NOSE. SON ATTEMPTED TO WAKE HER BUT OBTAINED NO RESPONSE. HE RAN OUT TO A PAY PHONE AND SUMMONED RESCUE. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL SHE WAS FOUND EXPIRED. MEDICATION TO M.E. DEPARTMENT: DILANTIN. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE RESIDENCE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED SUPINE ON BED, WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. SHE WAS ADMITTED TO MOUNT SINAI MEDICAL CENTER ON JULY 2, 1996 AFTER SUFFERING SEVERAL SYNCOPAL EPISODES FOR WHICH SHE WAS SEEN AND TREATED AT THE MIAMI HEART INSTITUTE. WAS ADMITTED WITH THE DIAGNOSIS IMPRESSION OF: LEFT CEREBRAL ANEURYSM, INTRACRANIAL BLEED, HYPERTENSION AND OBESITY. SHE UNDERWENT AN ANGIOGRAM THAT REVEALED AN IRREGULAR ANEURYSM ARISING FROM THE BIFURCATION OF THE LEFT MIDDLE CEREBRAL ARTERY EXTENDING ANTERIORLY AND SUPERIORLY WITH ASSOCIATED SPASM AT A1 AND M1 SEGMENTS. SHE UNDERWENT SURGERY AND ON JULY 14, WAS RELEASED HOME.LVALOZ22Vmypg^ULC:1( }tkbYPG>%6@I@@6@6@UUUUUU?96-1798A96-1798AHORNEJOHNNIEYRMB285 NW 48TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 285 NW 48TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA06:15 PMFOUND: 285 NW 48TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAHMULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS. CFS1901837-V02GRANADA, J.JOHNNIEBLACKHOMICIDE.&!!!! ۰}YYXWUUUNIHAo%8 ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED: ON MAY 11, 1996 THE DECEAED WAS ABOARD A DC-9 VALUJET AIRCRAFT, FLIGHT #592 TRAVELING TO ATLANTA, GEORGIA. FOR UNKNOWN REASONS THE AIRCRAFT CRASHED INTO THE EVERGLADES, ALL 110 PASSENGERS AND CREW MEMBERS ABOARD EXPIRED AT THE SCENE. THE DECEASED WAS POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED BY FINGERPRINT COMPARISON FROM TISSUE RECOVERED IN M.E. CASE #96-9265. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD A DIAGNOSIS OF MENTAL RETARDATION AND SEIZURES DISORDER. HE HAD BEEN A RESIDENT AT "SUNRISE COMMUNITY INC." FOR ABOUT FIFTEEN (15) YEARS. HE WAS IN RELATIVELY GOOD HEALTH EXCEPT FOR A RECENT EPISODE OF CONSTIPATION AND ABDOMINAL SWELLING. ON JULY 22, 1996 AT ABOUT 9:00 PM., HE WAS FOUND LYING ON THE FLOOR NEXT TO HIS BED. WAS RESPONSIVE, WITH A RED MARK ON HIS CHEST APPARENTLY SUSTAINED BY THE BED RAILING WHILE CLIMBING OVER IT. WAS PLACED BACK TO BED, AND AT ABOUT 2:00 AM., HE WAS FOUND WITH DIFFICULTY BREATHING AND IN DISTRESS. VITAL SIGNS SHOWED: TEMPERATURE 101 DEGREES, PULSE 110, RESPIRATION 38, AND BLOOD PRESSURE OF 80/40. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND RESPONDED TO TRANSPORT THE DECEASED TO HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM, AT 1:30 AM., HE WAS MOANING, CYANOTIC, WITH SHORTNESS OF BREATH AND MOTTLED LOWER EXTREMITIES. HE WENT INTO CARDIORESPIRATORY ARREST AND RESUSCITATION PROTOCOL WAS INITIATED. REMAINED IN VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION, THEN WENT INTO ASYSTOLE. WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 2:00 AM. *** AMENDED ON SEPTEMBER 5,1996 -- IP ***/LVAL= ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED LIVED ALONE IN A ROOM LOCATED AT 100 EAST 17TH STREET. HE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE JULY 23, 1996 BY A FRIEND/NEIGHBOR WHO REMAINED WITH HIM UNTIL 4:00 A.M. BECAUSE THE DEC'D STATED HE WAS NOT FEELING WELL. THE FRIEND OBSEVRED THE DEC'D SWEATING PROFUSELY AND BREATHING HEAVILY. HE ATTEMPTED TO TALK TO HIM BUT HE COULD'NT UNDERSTAND HIM, HIS TONGUE APPEARED TO BE TWISTED. HIS FRIEND OFFERED TO CALL FIRE-RESCUE BUT THE DEC'D REFUSED. HIS FRIEND LEFT HIM AND RETURNED LATER THAT SAME DATE AT APPROX 2:45 P.M.. UPON HIS RETURN, HE DISCOVERED THE DEC'D EXPIRED, LYING ON THE FLOOR. HE WAS IN A FETAL POSITION, FACE DOWN. LIVIDITY WAS PRESENT IN HIS FACE AND STOMACH AREA AND HIS SKIN WAS STILL WARM. NO MEDICATIONS WERE FOUND ON THE SCENE AND ACCORDING TO HIS FRIEND, DEC'D WAS NOT UNDER A PHYSICIAN'S CARE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON JULY 23, 1996 AT ABOUT 5:30 AM., BY HIS ROOM MATE WHEN SHE SHE LEFT FOR WORK. WHEN SHE RETURNED AT 12:50 PM., FOUND THE DECEASED EXPIRED ON BED. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED SUPINE ON BED, WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS ADMITTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ON JUNE 27,1996 REFERENCE A HEART ATTACK; HE LATER UNDERWENT CARDIOTHORACIC SURGERY ON JULY 7,1996. . JMH PATIENT # 188-28-88. LAST ADMITTED ON JUNE 27,1996 TO JULY 16, 1996. DIAGNOSIS: CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE. LEFT VENTRICULAR HYPERTROPHY. SUBENDOCARDIAL ISCHEMIA. PROCEDURE: SEXTUPLE CORONARY ARTERY BYPASS GRAFT WITH SEQUENTIAL ANASTOMOSIS OF THE SAPHENOUS VEIN TO THE MARGINAL BRANCH OF THE RIGHT CORONARY ARTERY, AND TO THE POSTERIOR DESCENDING ARTERY. SEQUENTIAL ANASTOMOSIS OF THE SAPHENOUS VEIN TO THE FIRST AND THIRD OBTUSE MARGINAL BRANCH. SAPHENOUS VEIN ANASTOMOSIS TO THE DIAGONAL ARTERY. LEFT INTERNAL THORACIC ARTERY ANASTOMOSIS TO THE ANTERIOR DESCENDING MIDTHIRD.LVALo3P%%A@@@@@A@A@A@>>?96-2578AGUILLENANATERESAYRFW7125 BAY DRIVE #402 MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA7125 BAY DRIVE #402 MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA11:43 AM7125 BAY DRIVE #402 MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA00:00 AMHMULTIPLE STAB WOUNDSSMP96-3341004DETECTIVE K. MILLERANA TERESAWHITEHOMICIDE@83333)) ෯]]\[YY ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 23, 1996, A FRIEND OF THE DECEASED CONTACTED POLICE TO ADVISE THEM THAT HE WAS VERY ILL AND THAT HE HAD NOT HEARD ANY THING FROM HIM IN SEVERAL DAYS, REQUESTING THAT THEY CHECK ON HIS WELL BEING. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL AT HIS RESIDENCE, THEY FOUND THE DOOR LOCKED, THEY WERE ABLE TO GET A PASS KEY AND THE DOOR WAS OPENED, THE DECEASED WAS FOUND LYING ON A MATRESS EXPIRED, IN AN ADVANCED STAGE OF DECOMPOSITION. NEIGHBORS ADVISED POLICE THAT THE DECEASED WAS A CHRONIC ALCOHOLIC AND THAT HE HAD A HEART PROBLEM, HE HAD BEEN ADMITTED TO A LOCAL HOSPITAL SEVERAL WEEKS EARLIER. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: JULY 22, 1996 THE DECEASED COMPLAINED OF STOMACH PAINS TO HER HUSBAND BUT ACCORDING TO HIM, SHE HAD NO KNOWN MEDICAL HISTORY. HE LATER DROPPED HER OFF TO A RELATIVE'S HOUSE FOR A VISIT. WHILE AT THE RELATIVE'S HOME, SHE BECAME UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED HER TO NORTH SHORE HOSPITAL. UPON HER ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM, SHE WAS ADMITTED CONSCIOUS, ANSWERING QUESTIONS APPROPRIATELY - APPEARED LETHARGIC AND RESTLESS, HOWEVER SHE COMPLAINED OF EPIGASTRIC PAIN. SHE WAS TAKEN TO THE TELEMETRY UNIT WHERE HER CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE. DIAGNOSIS: ALTERED MENTAL STATUS, HYPERGLYCEMIA AND FEVER R/O INFECTION. SHE WAS TREATED SUPPORTIVELY UNTIL JULY 23, 1996 WHEN SHE WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO PULSE OR RESP. RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS WERE INITIATED HOWEVER, ALL WERE MET WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS AND SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD.LVALACCORDING TO INI ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 23, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS LAST HEARD FROM IN THE A.M. HE SPOKE WITH AN AUNT AND AT THAT TIME HE COMPLAINED OF HIGH BLOOD SUGAR. HIS AUNT TOLD HIM TO CALL HER BACK IN THE AFTERNOON. WHEN HE DID NOT CALL SHE BECAME CONCERNED AND HAD SOMEONE GO TO HIS APARTMENT AND CHECK ON HIM. ABOUT 10:00 PM AFTER FORCED ENTRY INTO HIS APARTMENT THE DECEASED WAS FOUND DEAD IN BED. THE DECEASED HAD BEEN UNDER THE CARE OF DR. OLIVA (324-2000) OF C.A.C. AND TREATED FOR CORONARY HEART DISEASE, ANGINA, STATUS POST TRIPLE VESSEL BY-PASS SURGERY, INSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETES MELLITUS AND SEVERE PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASE WITH STATUS LEG BY-PASS SURGERY. HE WAS PRESCRIBED TRENTAL, CARIZEM, HUMULIN INSULIN, LANOXIN, HYTRIN AND ATIVAN. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: GEMFIBROZIL, HYTRIN, NITROSTAT, MOTRIN, CHLORZOXAZON, DILTIAZEM, B-COMPLEX, CLEOCIN, QUINAMINOPH, CARDIZEM, QUINIDEX, CIPRO, ASPIRIN, TRENTAL, TORADOL, ERYTHROMYCIN, LANOXIN AND HUMULIN INSULIN. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. ON TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1996, SHE WAS AT HOME, WASHING CLOTHES IN THE BATHROOM SINK, TALKING TO HER SON WHO WAS IN THE KITCHEN. SHE REPORTEDLY STOPPED TALKING SO HE WENT IN TO FIND OUT WHY. HE FOUND HER SLUMPED BACK ON THE TOILET SEAT UNRESPONSIVE. HE STATES THAT HE PLACED HER ON THE FLOOR AND ATTEMPTED TO INITIATE CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION, THEN CALLED EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WHO RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED HER TO CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER, SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON ARRIVAL. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOR HYPERTENSION AND CHEST PAINS. JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL RECORD NUMBER # 028-50-15 HAS BEEN REQUESTED. LVALvg ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED: ON MAY 11, 1996 THE DECEDENT WAS ABOARD A DC-9 VALUJET AIRCRAFT, FLIGHT #592, TRAVELING TO ATLANTA, GEORGIA WHEN FOR UNKNOWN REASONS THE AIRCRAFT CRASHED INTO THE EVERGLADES. ALL 110 PASSENGERS AND CREW MEMBERS ABOARD EXPIRED AT THE SCENE. *THE DECEASED WAS POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED BY FINGERPRINTS OBTAINED IN ME# 96-9553 & 96-9556.* ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED: ON MAY 11, 1996 THE DECEDENT WAS ABOARD A DC-9 VALUJET AIRCRAFT, FLIGHT #592, TRAVELING TO ATLANTA, GEORGIA WHEN FOR UNKNOWN REASONS THE AIRCRAFT CRASHED INTO THE EVERGLADES. ALL 110 PASSENGERS AND CREW MEMBERS ABOARD EXPIRED AT THE SCENE. *THE DECEASED WAS POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED BY DENTAL COMPARISON OF TISSUE RECOVERED IN ME# 96-9408* ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: JULY 23, 1994 THE DECEASED WAS SPENDING THE NIGHT OVER AT HER FATHER'S RESIDENCE TO TAKE CARE OF HIM. AT APPROX 4:00 A.M. HER FATHER HEARD A NOISE. AFTER THE DEC'D DID NOT ANSWER, HE CALLED ANOTHER RELATIVE WHO LIVES A FEW BLOCKS AWAY TO COME OVER. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, DECEASED WAS DISCOVERED EXPIRED LYING ON THE LIVING ROOM SOFA. NO TRAUMA WAS NOTED, BUT HER LEG WAS HANGING OVER THE SIDE AS IF SHE WAS ATTEMPTING TO GET UP. FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED HER TO COLUMBIA KENDALL MEDICAL CENTER. UPON HER ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM, SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITAL SIGNS. MONITOR WAS SHOWING ASYSTOLE. ALL EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE WERE MET WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS, SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 6:20 A.M..LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY FEMALE WHO WAS A RESIDENT OF THE VILLA MARIA NURSING HOME AND REHABILITATION CENTER. ON MONDAY, JULY 22, 1996, AT ABOUT 9:30 AM, SHE WAS BEING OBSERVED AS SHE ATE HER BREAFAST MEAL AND BEGAN TO GAG WHILE EATING A BAGEL. STAFF MEMBERS ASSISTED HER BY ATTEMPTING TO REMOVE THE BOLUS FROM HER THROAT. HER EPISODE DEVELOPED INTO AN INCIDENT OF RESPIRATORY DISTRESS AND EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED. THEY RESPONDED, INITIATED CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES AS SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL SHE WAS UNRESPONSIVE WITH A BLOOD PRESSURE WAS 149/66, PULSE 105, RESPIRATION 24, RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES IN PROGRESS. SHE DID NOT RESPOND TO THE EFFORTS AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 10:10 AM. 7LVALC ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, AND INFORMATION OBTAINED VIA TELEPHONE FROM THE DECEASED'S WIFE, ON JULY 24,1996 A.M., THE DECEASED WAS STILL ON BED AND HIS WIFE WAS TRYING TO AWAKEN HIM, WHEN HE SUDDENLY TOOK A DEEP BREATH, GASPED FOR AIR, BECAME STIFF AND THEN COLLAPSED. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON RESPONDING INITIATED CPR AND TRANSPORTED THE DECEASED TO COLUMBIA KENDALL MEDICAL CENTER, WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 9:05 AM., UNRESPONSIVE, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, CPR IN PROGRESS. ALL EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE HIM FAILED, WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 9:17 AM. . THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD HISTORY OF CARDIAC DISEASE; HE HAD UNDERGONE HEART SURGERY ON JULY/1995, AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. WAS RECENTLY SEEN THERE DUE TO LOWER RIGHT ABDOMINAL PAIN. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER CONSISTED: VASOTEC, ADALAT, ASCRIPTIN, ATENOLOL, LANOXIN. . JMH PATIENT # 242-32-80. LAST ADMITTED ON OCTOBER 21, 1994 TO NOVEMBER 4, 1994. DISCHARGE DIAGNOSIS: HYPERTENSION. CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE. UNSTABLE ANGINA. HISTORY OF MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION AND PULMONARY EDEMA IN JULY/94. PROCEDURE: TRIPLE VESSER CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE. CORONARY ARTERY BYPASS GRAFT.hzK@=@@K@K@K@88?qq?96-3251ADE ROSEFRANKREMAINS, UNKNOWNYRMB48@N@Q@8@?8@96-1910ALVAREZJESUSYRMHISPANIC21462 NW 40TH CIRCLE COURT, MIAMI, FLORIDA1910 SW 32ND AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL'@c2001207-V02DET. CASTILLO@uȿ__WVTTOHA{8@Q@@7@88?8@96-1908CARRENOAURAYRFWHITE15403 SW 68TH LANE, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 15403 SW 68TH LANE, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 15403 SW 68TH LANE, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL@c365674-S01MCCULLY, C.Y@uԩ~[[VUSSOHA7@@R@W@7@98?7@?8@96-1907FERNANDEZLEONARDOYRMWHITE2609 WEST 65TH STREET, HIALEAH, FLORIDAHIALEAH HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM72ND STREET AND 32ND AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL(@ c03:@t׫aa\[YYQHA_7@R@@7@.؂-؂?7@?8@96-1904LEONBLANCAYRFWHITE10251 NORTHWEST 80TH COURT MIAMI, FLORIDA10251 NORTHWEST 80TH COURT MIAMI, FLORIDA10251 NORTHWEST 80TH COURT MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL'@ c365041-S01DETECTIVE MALOTTI@tخZZUTRRLHA8@S@(@7@?7@8@96-1903ERDODIROSEYRFWHITE6861 NW 8TH ANENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL...E/RJACKSON MANOR NURSING HOME NATURAL'@ c2001582-V02DET. ALFONSO@t|ZZUTRRNHA7@@R@F@7@[[?8@96-1902PAULHENRY DALLASYRMWHITE27 EAST STAR ISLAND DRIVE, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA27 EAST STAR ISLAND DRIVE, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL@ c96-2410704DET. SCHIAFFO@s˿``[ZXXLHA{7@L@@7@98?7@98?8@96-1901EVANSERNESTYRMBLACK2761 NW 73RD TERRACE, MIAMI, FLORIDA7300 NW 69TH AVENUE ROAD, MIAMI, FLORIDA7300 NW 69TH AVENUE ROAD, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL*@ c364438-S01DET. MCCOLMAN@sϧ[[VUSSMHA(LQc5@L@@V@ڥ@`L@K@ 8@Q@@ 8@?@8@96-1917JORDANJAMES E.YRMBLACK1704 NW 1ST PLACE #14, MIAMI, FLORIDA1704 NW 1ST PLACE #14, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL0@c2101976-V02DET. GARDNERi@xĻ^^YXVVNHA{ 8@T@J@ 8@? 8@ 8@96-1916DELGADOASUNCIONYRFWHITE472 EAST 45TH STREET HIALEAH, FLORIDA472 EAST 45TH STREET (REAR) HIALEAH, FLORIDA472 EAST 45TH STREET (REAR) HIALEAH, FLORIDANATURAL5@c96-3194103OFFICER LAHERA`@x ߲__ZYWWOHA8@P@@8@qq? 8@96-1915SARRIAIGNACIOYRMHISPANIC5940 NW 193RD STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAPALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL....E/RNATURAL@c367360-S01DET. TIMES@w``XWUUNHA{8@K@@8@UUUUUU? 8@96-1914CRUZ-MARTINEZJOSE D.YRMHISPANIC 2031 NW 18TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA 2031 NW 18TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL'@c2001915-V02DET. BORGES@w¶gg_^\\UHA{8@@@N@8@98?8@98? 8@96-1913MUNIZSTEPHANIEYRFWHITE3603 NORTHWEST 4TH TERRACE MIAMI, FLORIDASTREET: NORTHWEST 32ND COURT & 3RD STREET MIAMI, FLORIDASTREET: NORTHWEST 32ND COURT & 3RD STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL"@c200-1874-V02DETECTIVE NARGANESV@w:.^^YXVVMHA 8@D@@8@88?2@qq? 8@96-1912BAZIELEMILEYRMBLACK1429 NE 2ND AVENUE, FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, INPATIENT600 NE 28TH STREET, POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL<@c96-06-202008DINKS, J.@v׭[[VUSSNHA8@R@@8@qq?8@ 8@96-1911COONFIRMAN ANGERSYRMWHITE700 NORTHEAST 63RD STREET #D5 MIAMI, FLORIDA700 NORTHEAST 63RD STREET #D5 MIAMI, FLORIDA700 NORTHEAST 63RD STREET #D5 MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL)@c2001445-V02DETECTIVE CASTILLOY@v$軎aa\[YYLHA$J*:$6@B@@@8@E@P@@8@?@8@?`8@96-1924WOLLANDMICHAELYRMWHITE2021 N.E. 212TH STREET, UNINC. DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.FOUND: 2021 N.E. 212TH STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.2021 N.E. 212TH STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.ACCIDENTALSECOBARBITAL INTOXICATION 370579-S01DET. J. BUTCHKO;@}UI:80 ͒^^YXVVOHA @8@E@L@@8@?@8@?`8@96-1923WILSONDOUGLAS CHARLESYRMWHITE19800 SW 180TH AVENUE, LOT 260,UNINC.DADE, MIAMI,FLA.HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL, D.O.A.19800 SW 180TH AVENUE, LOT 260, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURALN@c370422-S01DET. ARCHIE MOOREx@|) ﴚee`_]]NHA @8@R@ٿ@@8@?`8@96-1922GOMEZILUMINADAYRFHISPANIC670 SW 4TH STREET, APT. # 2, MIAMI, FLORIDA.FOUND: 670 SW 4TH STREET, APT. # 2, MIAMI, FLORIDA.670 SW 4TH STREET, APT. # 2, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURALB@c2021249-V02DET. FRANK CASTILLO@{* aaYXVVMHA @8@S@@ 8@98? 8@?@8@96-1920SIEGBENITOYRMWHITE2100 S.W. 16TH TERRACE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER, EMERGENCY ROOM 2100 SW 16TH TERRACE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURALD@c2021014-V02DET.O. VILLAVERDE@zͦZZUTRRLHA@8@M@;@ 8@UUUUUU? 8@?@8@96-1919STELLMACHALBERTYRMWHITE75 FAIRWAY DRIVE, # 25-W, MIAMI SPRINGS, FLORIDA.FOUND: 75 FAIRWAY DRIVE, # 25-W, MIAMI SPRINGS, FLORIDA75 FAIRWAY DRIVE, # 25-W, , MIAMI SPRINGS, FLORIDA.NATURALDILATED CARDIOMYOPATHY.369515-S/01DET. C. MCCULLY.<@yMA1/&ɑ__ZYWWQHA  8@R@ @ 8@? 8@?@8@96-1918WATKINSSHELLYYRFWHITE19195 MYSTIC POINT DRIVE, BLDG. 100 #1604, MIAMI, FLA.19195 MYSTIC POINT DRIVE, BLDG. 100 #1604, MIAMI, FLORIDA19195 MYSTIC POINT DRIVE, BLDG. 100 #1604, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL1@c369132-S01DET. SURMANR@y9-"  ̓]]XWUUOHA $%>@=@@@>@>@>@88?UUUUUU?96-2373AMARQUEZROBERTOGARCIA AVILA, EMILIOYRMWUNKNOWNJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, INPATIENT 09:35 AM13651 SW 268TH STREET, `8@@R@@`8@`8@96-1931ESMENADIMA FARAJYRFHISPANIC745 SW 22ND AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA745 SW 22ND AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALF@2031427-V02DET. TEJEDA;@}úcc[ZXXLHA;`8@C@g@`8@(}'}?`8@(}'}?`8@96-1929OSSLUNDALLANYRMWHITELKA: 3106 NW 2ND TERR., APT. 103, POMPANO BEACH, FLA.NORTHBOUND I-95 NORTH OF NW 151ST STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANORTHBOUND I-95 NORTH OF NW 151ST STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALMULTIPLE INJURIES796012006CPL. SHAWh@F:1/( ɑ\\WVTTOHA `8@N@@@8@""""""?@8@""""""?`8@96-1928MORACARLOSYRMHISPANIC26701 SW 138TH AVENUE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.STREET: SW 268TH ST.,E. OF 137TH AVE., UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLSTREET: SW 268TH ST., E. OF 137TH AVE., UNINC.DADE, MIAMI,FLACCIDENTAL BLUNT TRAUMA371197-S01DET.J.T.GONZALEZ,@OC31)ˏ]]UTRRLHA `8@A@@@8@?@8@`8@96-1927FELICIANOJUAN R.YRMHISPANIC8500 BISCAYNE BOULEVARD LOT# E503, MIAMI, FLORIDA8500 BISCAYNE BOULEVARD, LOT# E503, MIAMI, FLORIDA8500 BISCAYNE BOULEVARD, LOT# E503, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALA@371350-S01DET. MCCULLY@-! Ɣcc[ZXXQHA `8@;@@@@8@?@8@`8@96-1926DEVANEYNEIL JR.YRMWHITE 1257 NE 149TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA 1257 NE 149TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL4@370976-S01DET. MOORE@~¶___ZYWWOHA@8@Q@:@@8@PO?@8@ll?`8@96-1925RODRIGUEZJOSE M.YRMHISPANIC801 S. ROYAL POINCIANA BOULEVARD, MIAMI SPRINGS, FL. JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL...E/RMIAMI JAI ALAI: 3701 NW 36TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALT@c371034-S01DET. CAPOTE@~븙cc[ZXXQHAD%C@E@A@C@A@C@333333?OO?96-2726AWESTCHARLESC.YRMB 106 N.W. 3RD STREET, SOUTH BAY, FLORIDA, 33493. JACKSON MEMOR8@P@ @8@UUUUUU?8@96-1939CLARKREHMERT CORBINYRMWHITE3722 ESTEPONA AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 3722 ESTEPONA AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA3722 ESTEPONA AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL$@373351-S01QUINTANA, C.L.@۶cc^][[MHA8@T@_@8@?8@8@96-1938HEDINMENA L.YRFWHITE11366 SOUTHWEST 172ND STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA11366 SOUTHWEST 172ND STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA11366 SOUTHWEST 172ND STREET MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL#@373336-S01DETECTIVE QUINTANA0@ഈ\\WVTTMHA8@R@a@8@rq?8@96-1937MOTISIJOSE CIPOLLAYRMWHITE120 EAST 55TH STREET, HIALEAH, FLORIDA FOUND: 120 EAST 55TH STREET, HIALEAH, FLORIDA FOUND: 120 EAST 55TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL(@96-3235003ALVAREZ, N. @躉bb]\ZZNHA`8@T@@`8@rq?`8@?8@96-1934VIRETMARGARETYRFWHITE294 NORTHEAST 55TH TERRACE MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - EMERGENCY ROOM294 NORTHEAST 55TH TERRACE MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALMYOCARDIAL INFARCTION 2031796-V02DETECTIVE AROSTEGUI@." ۱]]XWUUMHA `8@Q@d@`8@UUUUUU?`8@8@96-1933TORRESRAMONAYRFWHITE425 NORTHWEST 60TH COURT MIAMI, FLORIDA425 NORTHWEST 60TH COURT MIAMI, FLORIDA425 NORTHWEST 60TH COURT MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALK@2031500-V02DETECTIVE TEJEDA@Ԭ\\WVTTNHA`8@Q@@`8@qq?`8@qq?8@96-1932SALDANAERNESTINA MARREROYRFWHITE140 EAST 58TH STREET HIALEAH, FLORIDASOUTHBOUND S.R. 826 & NORTHWEST 25TH STREET MIAMI, FLA.SOUTHBOUND S.R. 826 & NORTHWEST 25TH STREET MIAMI, FLA.ACCIDENTAL&@796-01-3006CPL. PESTANAO@7+Ǝhhcb``OHA F $G@>@@@G@G@G@88?JI?96-2967AQTAISHHAZEM800 N. MIAMI AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.YRMWSUPERMARKET: 3711 N.W. 167TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.05:55 AMSUPERMARKET: 3711 N.W. 167TH STREE8@@S@@8@rq?7@8@96-1945SCHREIBERSELMAYRFWHITE7001 SOUTHWEST 77TH PLACE MIAMI, FLORIDABAPTIST HOSPITAL - INPATIENT7001 SOUTHWEST 77TH PLACE MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL2@ 375477-S01DETECTIVE WILCOX@̣^^YXVVQHA8@M@?@8@.؂-؂?8@88?8@96-1944LOPEZGREGORIO JULIANYRMWHITEHIALEAH HOSPITAL - EMERGENCY ROOM(WORK) MCDONALD'S: 460 HIALEAH DRIVE HIALEAH, FLORIDANATURALH@ 96-3244403OFFICER P. KENNEDYI@»ddd_^\\MHA8@I@e@8@88?8@?8@96-1943COLONFELIX "MANNY"ESPADA, ROBERTYRMWHITEFOUND: 71ST STREET & THE OCEAN, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA71ST STREET & THE OCEAN, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL8@ 96-2480804OFFICER WALTER J. 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D.@$ Œ^^YXVVOHA 8@S@@@8@?7@?8@96-1940JARAMILLIOROSELINAYRFWHITE7615 NW 2ND AVENUE #326, MIAMI, FLORIDANORTH SHORE HOSPITAL, INPATIENTNE 2ND AVENUE AND 95TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL BLUNT TRAUMA 374114-S01D'HEERE, S.@٫bb]\ZZRHA6g#L`M228@@@@/@98?/@98?8@96-1953BROWNLEON ANTHONYYRMWHITELENOIR, NORTH CAROLINA2238 SOUTH HIGHWAY 50 ROSE HILL, NORTH CAROLINAEVERGLADES: 8 MILES NE OF MAIN GATE, LEVEE 67, MIAMI, FLA.EVERGLADES: 8 MILES NE OF MAIN GATE, LEVEE 67, MIAMI, FLA.ACCIDENTALAIRPLANE CRASH 240788-S01DETECTIVE BUTCHKO@g[JH@%wa\[YYMHA 8@@@@`@8@UUUUUU?8@96-1952MORALESJULIOYRMHISPANICSUNRISE COMMUNITY INC. 22300 SW 162ND AVENUE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOMSUNRISE COMMUNITY INC. - 22300 SW 162ND AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.NATURALT@375143-S01DET. ARTHUR NANNI@@4#! ˩__WVTTOHA 8@C@@8@?8@96-1951PACHECOHORTENSIAYRFHISPANIC1725 MARSEILLES DRIVE, # 2, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA. 1785 MARSEILLES DRIVE, # 2, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA.1785 MARSEILLES DRIVE, # 2, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA.NATURAL#@96-2486704GLENN HODGESC@,  Ɣcc[ZXXOHA 8@@@@8@98?@8@II?8@96-1948LATTIMORECARLOSYRMBLACK19070 NORTHWEST 57TH AVENUE #206 MIAMI, FLORIDAHIALEAH HOSPITAL - INPATIENTI/S VEHICLE: 3045 NORTHWEST 62ND STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALQ@ 376237-S01DETECTIVE MCDERMOTT@!⫏__ZYWWQHA8@"@@@8@?8@?8@96-1947GLAZECOREYYRMBLACK 1375 N.W. 67TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, E.R. 1375 N.W. 67TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.ACCIDENTALMECHANICAL ASPHYXIA2041696V02DET. J. GONZALEZ@Ÿ~ZZUTRRMHA8@1@"@8@'}'}?8@?8@96-1946MENDEZWILLIAM MARTINYRMWHITE8871 FOUNTAINBLEU BLVD. #206, MIAMI, FLA.COLUMBIA KENDALL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, E.R.HIGH SCHOOL: 8865 S.W. 16TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL*@ 373932-S01DET. BELYEUI@뻍dd_^\\NHAi$F@L@{@F@8@Q@@8@UUUUUU?8@96-1959CAMPSJAIMEYRMHISPANIC 200 ALTON ROAD #909-N, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAFOUND: 200 ALTON ROAD,# 909-N, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDANATURAL&@96-2496904DET. LONERGAN@ü]]UTRRMHA{8@O@f@8@II?8@96-1958HERISEIVAYRFBLACK1277 NW 58TH STREET #1, MIAMI, FLORIDACEDARS MEDICAL CENTER, EMERGENCY ROOM1277 NW 58TH STREET #1, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL%@2051897-V02GONZALEZ, J.@ˤYYTSQQNHA8@K@8@?8@96-1957CREWBENYRMWHITE1955 CALAIS DRIVE #7, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAFOUND: 1955 CALAIS DRIVE #7, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA1955 CALAIS DRIVE #7, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDANATURALG@96-2495203SANCHEZ,@ߵWWRQOOLHA8@K@@8@qq?8@?8@96-1956PIERREROSE-MARIE JACQUELINEYRFBLACK505 NORTHWEST 116TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDANORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER - EMERGENCY ROOM505 NORTHWEST 116TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALAORTIC DISSECTION376334-S01DETECTIVE MCDERMOTT@7+kkfeccNHA 8@N@@8@?8@8@96-1955MUNARJOSEYRMWHITE100 EAST 17TH STREET #33 HIALEAH, FLORIDAFOUND: 100 EAST 17TH STREET #33 HIALEAH, FLORIDA100 EAST 17TH STREET #33 HIALEAH, FLORIDANATURALCHRONIC ETHANOLISM96-3260403DETECTIVE CABRERAr@* ޴YYTSQQMHA 8@O@@8@qq?8@96-1954ALVAREZVICENTEYRMHISPANIC498 EAST 30TH STREET, HIALEAH, FLORIDA.FOUND: 498 EAST 30TH STREET, # 3, HIALEAH, FLORIDA.498 EAST 30TH STREET, # 3, HIALEAH, FLORIDA.NATURAL ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE. 96-3257803O MONTAGNE.Q@=1&$齉aaYXVVOHA $8@@R@@8@؂-؂-?8@96-1966SANCHEZJULIOYRMHISPANIC357 NW 3RD STREET #104, MIAMI, FLORIDA357 NW 3RD STREET #104, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALV@2061468-V02DET. CASTILLO@__WVTTOHA{8@O@@8@ll?8@96-1965ARENCIBIAJESUSYRMHISPANIC10843 SW 3RD STREET, SWEETWATER, FLORIDA.COLUMBIA KENDALL MEDICAL CENTER, EMERGENCY ROOM10843 SW 3RD STREET, SWEETWATER, FLORIDA.NATURAL%@377427-S01DET. L. ESTOPINAN.@⹊aaYXVVQHA8@U@@8@qq?8@UUUUUU?8@96-1964PRADYALDINE P.YRFWHITE990 N.E. 139TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAPARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, EMERGENCY ROOM1050 N.E. 125TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALN@96-2520213DET. GLEN T. KINSEYI@۴^^YXVVMHA8@4@ @/@98?/@98?8@96-1963BARREIROJENNIFERYRFHISPANICSOUTHBEND, INDIANA3811 CAMERON AVENUE, BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA8 MILES NE OF MAIN GATE, LEVEE 67, MIAMI, FLORIDAEVERGLADES: 8 MILES NE OF MAIN GATE, LEVEE 67, MIAMI, FLA.ACCIDENTALAIRPLANE CRASH240788-S01|@C775- Ϟuc[ZXXPHA 8@E@5@/@98?/@98?8@96-1962McNITTNEIL B.YRMWHITEOHIO 3297 WILDERNESS DRIVE, POWDER SPRINGS, GA.8 MILES NE OF MAIN GATE, LEVEE 67, MIAMI, FLORIDAEVERGLADES: 8 MILES NE OF MAIN GATE, LEVEE 67, MIAMI, FLA.ACCIDENTALAIRPLANE CRASH240788-S01@1%%#a]XWUUNHA 8@P@@8@98?8@8@96-1961MESAANA CRISTINAYRFWHITE8795 SOUTHWEST 38TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDACOLUMBIA KENDALL MEDICAL CENTER - EMERGENCY ROOM8795 SOUTHWEST 38TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL&@377063-S01DETECTIVE MCDERMOTT @ 亊``[ZXXLHAM`oYe8@A@H@8@[[?8@96-1973POTEETTRAVISYRMWHITE4395 LILAC STREET, PALM BEACH GARDENS, FLORIDA.ST. MARYS HOSPITAL, INPATIENTMISCBONE/TISSUE CASE ONLY !08@Ϭ\\WVTTNHA{\8@B@8@8@?8@96-1972WARDNATHANIELYRMBLACK767 NW 47TH TERRACE, MIAMI, FLORIDACOLUMBIA KENDALL MEDICAL CENTER, INPATIENTACCIDENTALACUTE COCAINE INTOXICATION377969-S01HERNANDEZ, M.@۵]]XWUULHA{8@@U@خ@8@qq?8@96-1971FRANZALMAYRFWHITE18348 NW 68 AVENUE #J, MIAMI, FLORIDAPALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL.....INPATIENTNATURAL3@378321-S01DET. BUTCHKOt@~YYTSQQMHA{8@Q@k@8@?8@?8@96-1970LOPEZJUANYRMWHITE795 NORTHWEST 29TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA795 NORTHWEST 29TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA795 NORTHWEST 29TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALJ@2061908-V02DETECTIVE BORGES @ԫYYTSQQMHA8@S@<@8@88?8@?8@96-1969ARTEAGAANAYRFWHITE9390 WEST FLAGLER STREET #110 MIAMI, FLORIDA9390 WEST FLAGLER STREET #110 MIAMI, FLORIDA9390 WEST FLAGLER STREET #110 MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL>@377901-S01DETECTIVE BAYASS@ ഇZZUTRROHA8@O@@8@?8@[[?8@96-1968KINGANNIEYRFBLACK16900 N.W. 18TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, E.R. ~1821 N.W. 171ST STREET, MIAMI, FLA.ACCIDENTALMULTIPLE BLUNT TRAUMA377070-S01DET. BAMBACH@Þ}YYTSQQLHA8@N@@8@88?8@qq?8@96-1967COLONLORENZOYRMWHITE12665 SW 190TH TERRACE, MIAMI, FLORIDABAPTIST HOSPITAL OF MIAMI, EMERGENCY ROOM7900 SW 104TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL)@377417-S01POITIER, C.@ӭ\\WVTTMHA_<9@S@~@8@UUUUUU?8@?9@96-1981PINONSERGIOYRMWHITE1634 S.W. 5TH STREET #3, MIAMI, FLA.COLUMBIA CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER, E.R.1634 S.W. 5TH STREET #3, MIAMI, FLA.NATURALATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE2081060-V02DET. VILLAVERDE[@ɤ[[VUSSMHA9@D@@8@?8@?9@96-1980JACKSONBRETYRMWHITE242 S.W. 6TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.COLUMBIA CEDARS MEDICAL HOSPITAL, E.R.ORANGE BOWL: 1501 N.W. 3RD STREET, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL4@2081059-V02DET. VILLAVERDE?@ Ң|[[VUSSOHA8@T@@8@98?9@96-1977SCHWARTZMARYYRFWHITE12829 SW 12TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 12829 SW 12TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 12829 SW 12TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALHYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASE. 380035-S01MCDERMOTT, J.@." ܯ\\WVTTPHA 8@=@@8@?8@98?9@96-1976LEIVAJUAN CARLOSYRMHISPANIC2960 WEST 76TH STREET, HIALEAH, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOMN.W. 186TH AT (I-75) ENTRANCE RAMP, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL BLUNT TRAUMA.FHP796013206PESTANA, J.@." 赌cc[ZXXMHA 8@S@ݼ@8@98?9@96-1975LINOALYRMWHITE9310 SUN COURT, LAKE PARK, FLORIDAVETERANS ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL CENTER - INPATIENT9310 SUN COURT, WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDANATURALB@:@ԬzVVQPNNLHA8@D@@8@UUUUUU?9@96-1974WASHINGTONRHONDAYRFBLACK3149 NW 57TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA3149 NW 57TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALDILATED CARDIOMYOPATHY379232-S01DET. MCCOLMAN@ϭ``[ZXXRHA{'}= 9@@Q@@9@? 9@96-1988GONZALEZPABLO M.YRMHISPANIC11331 S.W. 156TH STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.COLUMBIA DEERING HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM11331 S.W. 156TH STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURAL$@382264-S01DET. MALOTT@(cc[ZXXPHA  9@V@@9@?8@? 9@96-1987ORDIALESAMADOYRMHISPANIC7400 S.W. 146TH AVENUE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.COLUMBIA KENDALL MEDICAL CENTER, INPATIENT7400 S.W. 146TH AVENUE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.ACCIDENTAL;@381989-S01DET. BAYAS[@&``XWUUPHA 9@P@@9@ll?9@88? 9@96-1986LEDBETTERMILTONYRMWHITE1013 NW 109TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER.....E/RBARBER SHOP: 10067 NW 7TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL9@381518-S01DET. BUTCHKO@ ե__ZYWWQHA9@T@9@? 9@96-1984GENOVAISABELYRFHISPANIC977 NW 4TH STREET #21, MIAMI, FLORIDA977 NW 4TH STREET #21, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALJ@2081536-V02DET. ALLEN@ż__WVTTNHAy9@>@@9@UUUUUU?9@96-1983BOYDSHARON DENISEYRFBLACK3075 NW 65TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 3075 NW 65TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 3075 NW 65TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALm@380364-S01MALOTT, J.s@ܱaa\[YYLHA9@T@@9@qq?9@9@96-1982BRYANTJESSIEYRMBLACK2415 N.W. 52ND STREET, MIAMI, FLA.HIALEAH HOSPITAL, E.R.2415 N.W. 52ND STREET, MIAMI, FLA.NATURALl@380744-S01DET. MALLOTT1@˿\\WVTTNHA{V 9@@Y@ 9@? 9@(}'}?@9@96-1995DIAZMIGUELYRMHISPANIC30410 SW 156TH AVENUE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOMPOOL: 30410 SW 156TH AVENUE, UNINC. DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL DROWNING.383464-S01DET. JUAN CAPOTE.@9-]]UTRRLHA  9@U@|@ 9@rq?@9@96-1993SLIAUZISJOSEPHYRMWHITE7701 S.W. 36TH STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 7701 S.W. 36TH STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA7702 S.W. 36TH STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE383096- S01DET. T. ROMAGNI."@WK;9/ʑ^^YXVVPHA  9@F@d@9@88?8@? 9@96-1992JOSEPHPIERRE LOUISYRMBLACK7524 NW 1ST AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDANORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER....INPATIENTNW 103RD STREET & 2ND AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL%@383000-S01DET. MCGEEHAN@ ׫bb]\ZZNHA 9@P@@ 9@? 9@96-1991CARMENATEMANUEL ANTONIOYRMHISPANIC921 MERIDIAN AVENUE #11, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA921 MERIDIAN AVENUE #11, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA NATURALH@96-2538004DET. SCHIAFFO@Ɨjjba__QHA{ 9@U@@ 9@88? 9@96-1990WOOTENEUDORAYRFWHITE3930 HARDIE ROAD, MIAMI, FLORIDA.CORAL GABLES HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM3930 HARDIE ROAD, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURAL?@209-1219-V02DET. O. VILLAVERDE@â}\\WVTTNHA 9@?@X@ 9@UUUUUU? 9@96-1989ADAMSKEVIN MAURICEYRMBLACK850 NORTH MIAMI AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.FOUND: ATLANTIC OCEAN SHORE LINE, 4600 BLOCK OF MIAMI BEACHATLANTIC OCEAN: 4600 BLOCK OF MIAMI BEACH, MIAMI BEACH,FL.ACCIDENTAL DROWNING 96-25363/04DET. SCHIAFFO@A5(&ĉbb]\ZZMHA [K@9@Q@@@9@?@9@?`9@96-2003DOMINGUEZRAFAEL DARIOREMAINS, UNKNOWNYRMWHITE7211 BOULEVARD EAST NORTH BURGEN, NEW JERSEYOCEAN: 59TH STREET & THE BEACH MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAOCEAN: 59TH STREET & THE BEACH MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAACCIDENTALDROWNING96-2556104DETECTIVE TWIST @MA20( ֢uupom]QHA @9@U@@@9@?`9@96-2002ZAIDENWARMCHAIMYRMWHITEHEBREW HOME FOR THE AGED 320 COLLINS AVENUE MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDASOUTH SHORE HOSPITAL - INPATIENTHEBREW HOME FOR THE AGED 320 COLLINS AVE MIAMI BEACH, FL.ACCIDENTAL@ 96-2555104DETECTIVE TWIST@7+__ZYWWRHA @9@I@I@@9@88?@9@96-2001NELSONDELLAYRFBLACKBROWARD CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTE. HEALTHSOUTH LARKIN HOSPITAL, INPATIENTBROWARD CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTENATURAL*@384533-S01DET. M. J.MALOTT@ƿz[[VUSSNHA@9@L@R@@9@qq?0@qq?@9@96-1999CHASONTHOMASYRMWHITE20000 NW 47TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL....INPATIENTLANDMARK CENTER: 20000 NW 47TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL.@256957-S01DET. DHEEREx ۦ\\WVTTNHA 9@Q@+@ 9@rq?@9@96-1997BILOTTAGRACEYRFWHITE12001 BISCAYNE BOULEVARD, LOT# A115, MIAMI, FLORIDA12001 BISCAYNE BOULEVARD, LOT# A115, MIAMI, FLORIDA NATURALARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE383554-S01DET. MCDERMOTT@ ď\\WVTTOHA{ 9@S@U@ 9@II? 9@?@9@96-1996DOMINGUEZTEODORAYRFHISPANICCUBA3680 S.W. 26TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA, 33133. MERCY HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM CRANDON PARK BEACH, BETWEEN LOT 3-4, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI,ACCIDENTAL DROWNING.383602-S01DET. DEAN SURMAN@2& gc[ZXXQHA (T&>`9@I@ @@9@UUUUUU?@9@?`9@96-2010DONNELLYJAMES PATRICKYRMWHITE9835 SW 88TH STREET, # 4-C. UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.9834 S.W. 88TH STREET, C-4, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.9834 S.W. 88TH STREET, C-4, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURALHypertrophic Heart Disease385918-S01DET. D. RIVERS@\PB@8 Ӝee`_]]PHA `9@J@@@9@UUUUUU?`9@96-2009POPLINKELLYYRMWHITE14601 BELGOWN ROAD #203, MIAMI, FLORIDAPALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL, INPATIENT14601 BELGOWN ROAD #203, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALMULTIPLE BLUNT TRAUMA. 01@ ϧ[[VUSSNHA\`9@@W@`@@9@UUUUUU?`9@96-2008UMPIERREGERONIMOYRMHISPANIC7291 WEST 24TH AVENUE #164, HIALEAH, FLORIDAPALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM7291 WEST 24TH AVENUE #164, HIALEAH, FLORIDANATURALATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE. 96-3336203CAMACHO, R.r@:.#!纑cc[ZXXPHA `9@N@@@9@?`9@96-2007SAUMELLNORA ELIAYRFWHITE9120 SW 19TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA FOUND: 9120 SW 19TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 9120 SW 19TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL@ 385366-S01ROEBUCK, C.@ ߲``[ZXXOHA`9@F@|@@9@ffffff?@9@?>?`9@96-2005QUINTANAJORGEYRMWHITE10851 NORTHWEST 7TH STREET #21 MIAMI, FLORIDAMIAMI HEART INSTITUTE - EMERGENCY ROOMOCEAN: 78TH STREET & THE BEACH MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAACCIDENTALDROWNING96-2557804DETECTIVE LONERGANd@+ 屋]]XWUUPHA @9@J@@@9@UUUUUU?`9@96-2004SCHELLINGPETER KONRADYRMWHITE18211 N.W. 9TH COURT, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA 18211 N.W. 9TH COURT, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA18211 N.W. 9TH COURT, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALMETASTATIC COLON CARCINOMA385047-S01DET. ANN BOGEN@QE75-͗ee`_]]QHA q,9@5@@/@98?/@98?9@96-2016RIETZHOWARD LEEYRMWHITERELEIGH, NC711 GLEN OAKS DRIVE, MOUNT JULIET, TN.8 MILES NE OF MAIN GATE, LEVEE 67, MIAMI, FLORIDAEVERGLADES: 8 MILES NE OF MAIN GATE, LEVEE 67, MIAMI, FLA.ACCIDENTALAIRPLANE CRASH240788-S01@5))'j_ZYWWMHA `9@@S@@`9@ll?7@?9@96-2015BERGEMANNWILLIAMYRMWHITE5597 CAMEO DRIVE N., BOCA RATON, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, INPATIENT5597 CAMEO DRIVE N., BOCA RATON, FLORIDAACCIDENTALr@@լ``[ZXXQHA`9@T@g@`9@88?`9@96-2014POLKMARY ELIZABETHYRFWHITE1500 COLLINS AVENUE, # 343, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA. FOUND: 1500 COLLINS AVENUE, # 343, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA.1500 COLLINS AVENUE, # 343, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA.NATURALE@ 96-2566304SINKES`@-!͓bb]\ZZLHA `9@N@@`9@?`9@96-2013YOUNGBLOODJOSEPHYRMBLACK1875 N.W 135TH STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, EMERGENCY ROOM1870 N.W. 135TH STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURAL$@ 386190-S01DET. WILCOXG@)’``[ZXXRHA `9@L@I@`9@UUUUUU?`9@96-2012CIPOLLABEULAHYRFWHITE 11510 S.W. 187TH STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. FOUND: 11510 SW 187TH AVENUE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. 11510 S.W. 187TH AVENUE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURALJ@ 386169-S01DET. D. RIVERS@9- ͒]]XWUUOHA `9@H@@9@UUUUUU?`9@96-2011CROWLEYJAMESYRMWHITE GALLAGER RESTAURANT, GRASSEY KEY, FLORIDA. FISHERMEN'S HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOMMISCBONE/TISSUE CASE ONLY ! ~08@׳\\WVTTOHAy|ILVALU ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 24, 1996 A FRIEND OF DECEASED BROUGHT HIM LUNCH. HE KNOCKED ON THE DOOR, THE DECEDENT ANSWERED AND WAS ON HIS WAY TO THE DOOR WHEN HE SUDDENLY FELL AND BECAME UNRESPONSIVE. HIS FRIEND CALLED THE APARTMENT MANAGER WHO OPENED THE DOOR AND FOUND THE DECEASED WITH HIS KNEES ON THE FLOOR AND HIS UPPER TORSO RESTING ON THE SOFA. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD AT 12:53 PM. THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF TOBACCO AND ETHANOL ABUSE AND WAS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. SANTI ESTABAN (691-2000) OF C.A.C AND TREATED FOR MILD ATRIAL HYPERTENSION AND INTERMITTEN CLAUDICATION . THE DECEASED HAS A BROTHER IN A NRUSING HOME AND AN UNKNOWN DAUGHTER IN MIAMI. ACCORDING TO A FRIEND OF THE DECEASED HE HAD BEEN BEDRIDDEN FOR ABOUT THREE WEEKS AFTER FALLING AT HOME ABOUT THREE TIMES IN THE PAST TWO MONTHS. DURING HIS LAST FALL ABOUT ONE MONTH AGO HE SUSTAINED A CUT OVER HIS LEFT EYE AND WAS TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (MR# 2507749). ON APRIL 1, 1996 THE DECEASED HAD BEEN DRINKING AND FELL AT HOME STRICKING HIS HEAD. HE SUSTAINED A LACERATION TO THE LEFT FOREHEAD WITH A HEMATOMA AND WAS TREATED AT JMH. A CT BRAIN REVEALED NO BLEED, BUT ATROPHY AND HYPOTENSITY IN THE RIGHT PONS THAT WAS CONSISTENT WITH AN INFARCT OF INDETERMINATE AGE WAS NOTED. ALSO PERIVENTRICULAR WHITE MATTER DISEASE WAS NOTED. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: TRENTAL, TOPROL AND HYTRIN.\LVALZj ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON JULY 24, 1996 DECEASED ALONG WITH FRIENDS WERE WALKING EASTBOUND IN THE WESTBOUND LANE ON N.W. 171ST STREET BETWEEN 18TH AND 19TH AVENUE. A 1988 FORD 1 1/2 TON TRUCK WAS TRAVELING EASTBOUND ON N.W. 171ST STREET LEAVING N.W. 19TH AVENUE AND STRUCK THE DECEASED AND HER FRIEND. DECEASED WAS KNOCKED TO THE PAVEMENT AND ROLLED OVER BY THE TRUCK. SHE WAS DRAGGED ABT. 75 FEET. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND TRANSPORTED HER TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL WITH A GLASCOW LEVEL OF 3 WITH AGONAL BREATHING AND NO SPONTANEOUS MOVEMENT. SHE WAS NOTED TO HAVE MULTIPLE LACERATIONS, ABRASIONS AND FACTURES TO THE UPPER AND LOWER EXTERMITIES. SHE WAS TAKEN TO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT IN AN UNSTABLE CONDITION. A CT SCAN SHOWED DECOMPRESSION OF LEFT CHEST. HER CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS. SHE DEVELOPED BRADYCARDIC WITH HYPOTENSION. CPR CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 12:33 P.M.. ACCORDING TO THE INTIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS EMPLOYED AS LABORER AT THE GOOD WILL INDUSTRY OF SOUTH DADE. HIS WORK STATION WAS IN A TRAILER ON THE PARKING LOT AT 7900 SW 104TH STREET. AT ABOUT 10:35 AM, HE WAS SEATED ON A NEAR-BY BUS BENCH WHEN HE SUDDENLY COLLAPSED. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED AND RESPONDED, CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES WERE INITIATED AS HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE BAPTIST HOSPITAL OF MIAMI. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL HE WAS WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 11:05 AM. NO PAST MEDICAL HISTORY IS KNOWN ABOUT THE DECEASED, NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ACCORDING TO WITNESSES, THE DECEASED WAS A HEAVY DRINKER AND WAS LAST TREATED ABOUT THREE YEARS AGO AT SOUTH MIAMI HOSPITAL AND JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, FOR LIVER PROBLEMS. DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE BY FRIENDS THE NIGHT OF JULY 23, 1996 AFTER HE HAD BEEN DRINKING HEAVILY AND NEEDED TO BE CARRIED TO HIS ROOM. ON JULY 24, 1996 NEIGHBORS KNOCKED ON HIS DOOR AND OBTAINED NO RESPONSE. THE MANAGER WAS SUMMONED AND UPON ENTERING THE RESIDENCE WITH THE HELP OF A KEY, THE DECEASED WAS DISCOVERED INSIDE HIS APARTMENT EXPIRED. HE WAS LYING ON THE FLOOR AND THERE WERE NO OBVIOUS SIGNS OF TRAUMA OR FOUL PLAY *** AMENDED ON AUGUST 27, 1996 -- IP *** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED RESIDED ALONE, AND ACCORDING TO HER FAMILY, SHE HAD BEEN PLANNING A TRIP TO EUROPE NEXT WEEK. SHE WAS IN APPARENT GOOD HEALTH EXCEPT FOR CATARACTS AND OSTEOPOROSIS. FAMILY MEMBERS LAST SPOKE WITH HER VIA TELEPHONE ON JULY 23, 1996 IN THE P.M., SHE HAD NO COMPLAINTS AT THAT TIME. HER NEIGHBORS SPOKE WITH HER ON JULY 24, 1996 AND THEY MADE PLANS TO PLAY CARDS AT 11:00 A.M., HOWEVER SHE NEVER RESPONDED. FAMILY MEMBERS ATTEMPTED TO REACH HER BY PHONE THROUGHOUT THE DAY, BUT WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS. HER GRANDDAUGHTER RESPONDED TO THE RESIDENCE AT APPROX 4:40 P.M. TO CHECK ON HER. SHE ENTERED WITH HER KEYS AND DISCOVERED THE DEC'D EXPIRED LYING PRONE ON THE KITCHEN FLOOR. NO OBVIOUS SIGNS OF TRAUMA OR FOUL PLAY. ****FAMILY IS REQUESTING NO AUTOPSY****LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A EMPLOYED WAS A CONSTRUCTION WORKER WORKING AT A LOCATION IN SOUTH WEST DADE COUNTY. ON SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1996, HE REPORTEDLY COLLAPSED ON THE JOB AND WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA KENDALL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL HIS BLOOD PRESSURE WAS 67/40, PULSE 167, TEMPERATURE OF .108 WITH SHALLOW AND LABORED BREATHING, PUPILS PIN POINT AND NON-REACTIVE. HE WAS ADMITTED WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF POSSIBLE HEAT STROKE. A TOXICOLOGICAL SCREEN REVEALED POSITIVE LEVELS OF COCAINE IN HIS SYSTEM. HE REMAINED AN INPATIENT IN A COMATOSED STATE UNTIL JULY 24, 1996, AT 4:30 PM, AT THAT TIME HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED HAD RECENTLY RECENTLY BEEN TREATED FOR BOWEL OVSTRUCTION AT PARKWAY HOSPITAL. ON JULY 24, 1996 SHE WAS SEEN BY A VISITING NURSE AND COMPLAINED OF ABDOMINAL PAIN. SHE ALSO SAT ON THE FLOOR AND HAD A WATERY BOWEL MOVEMENT. SHE THEN BECAME WEAK AND COULD NOT WALK. SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL IN RESPIRATORY DISTRESS. UPON ARRIVAL SHE HAD AGONAL BREATHING WITH A SYSTOLIC B/P OF 80. SHE WAS INTUBATED AND IV FLUIDS WERE GIVEN. HER SYSTOLIC B/P RESPPONDED TO 100 AND SHE BECAME ALERT AND COOPERATIVE. SHE WAS THEN ADMITTED TO ICU AT 4:30 PM WITH THE DIAGNOSIS OF RESPIRATORY FAILURE, CARDIAC ARRYHTMIAS AND G.I. BLEED. AT 5:15 PM SHE SUDDENLY BECAME HYPOTENSIVE AND ASYSTOLIC, BUT DESPITE AGGRESSIVE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 5;35 PM. THE DECEASED HAD BEEN UNDER THE CARE OF DR. SHAPIRO (949-7273) FOR VALVULAR HEART DISEASE, SEVERE AORTIC INSUFFICIENCY, SEVERE TRICUSPID INSUFFICIENCY WITHOUT STENOSIS, HYPERTHYROIDISM, HYPERTENSION, STABLE ANGINA AND PAGETS DISEASE. HE PRESCIBED LASIX, SYNTHROID AND ALTACE.LVAL-, ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY FEMALE WHO LIVED ALONE IN A TRAILER AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. NEIGHBORS HAD NOT SEEN HER FOR SEVERAL DAYS AND BECAME CONCERNED. ON THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1996, SHE CHECKED ON HER AND GOT NO RESPONSE TO THE DOOR AFTER KNOCKING SEVERAL TIMES, SHE CLIMBED THROUGH THE WINDOW AND FOUND THE DECEASED LYING ON A SOFA IN THE LIVING ROOM EXPIRED. MEDICATION: A CONTAINER OF CARDIZEM WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON JULY 24, 1996 PRIOR TO GOING TO BED. SHE COMPLAINED OF STOMACH PAINS OVER THE PAST SEVERAL DAYS. ON JULY 25, 1996 ABOUT 10:15 PM HER UNCLE WENT TO CHECK ON HER AND FOUND THE DECEASED DEAD IN HER BEDROOM. THE DECEASED HAD BEEN UNDER PSYCHIATRIC CARE AT NEW HORIZONS. ACCORDING TO THE FAMILY THE DECEASED SMOKED AND DRANK BEER ON OCCASION. SHE HAD BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH PARANOID SCHIZOPHRENIA AND WAS TREATED BY NEW HORIZONS MENTAL HEALTH CENTER. SHE HAD BEEN HOSPITALIZED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ABOUT TWO YEARS AGO IN THE PSYCHIATRIC WARD. OTHER THAN THAT SHE HAD BEEN HEALTHY AND ONLY COMPLAINED OF MENSTRUAL PAIN AND OCCASIONAL HEADACHES. SHE HAD NOT EXPRESSED ANY SUICIDAL IDEATIONS DURING THE PAST FIVE YEARS OF HER TREATMENT AND APPEARED FAIRLY HAPPY. SHE HAD BEEN PRESCRIBED XANAX, COGENTIN, THITHIXENE, BENADRYL, THORAZINE AND NAVANE. *** THIS IS A BONE/TISSUE CASE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI. BROUGHT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT FOR BONE AND TISSUE PROCUREMENT. ** . ACCORDING TO INFORMATION PROVIDED ON TISSUE BANK DONOR INFORMATION RECORD, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS INVOLVED IN A TRAFFIC ACCIDENT (BICYCLIST) ON JULY 20, 1996. WAS TAKEN TO ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL, WHERE HE EXPIRED ON JULY 24, 1996 AT 6:16 PM. A CASE OF BROWARD COUNTY MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT. 5LVALC ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1996 AT ABOUT 12:30 PM, THE DECEASED WAS THE DRIVER OF A 1989 AMC PICK-UP TRUCK TRAVELING WEST BOUND ON 183RD STREET AT A HIGH RATE OF SPEED. HE REPORTEDLY LOST CONTROL OF HIS VEHICLE AT THE CURVE OF THE ENTRANCE TO (I-75). THE VEHICLE RAN OFF THE ROAD WAY AND BEGAN TO SLIDE SIDE WAYS TO THE LEFT SIDE. THE DRIVER ATTEMPTED TO TAKE CORRECTIVE ACTION BY STEERING TO THE RIGHT, HE OVERSTEERED AND BEGAN TO SLIDE TO THE RIGHT. AGAIN HE ATTEMPTED TO ADJUST WITH CORRECTIVE ACTION STEERING IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION. AT THAT TIME THE TIRES ON THE RIGHT SIDE DUG INTO THE PAVEMENT CAUSING THE VEHICLE TO OVERTURN, EJECTING THE DRIVER. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WHERE HE ARRIVED UNRESPONSIVE, CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION IN PROGRESS. HE DID NOT RESPOND TO THE EFFORTS AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 1:30 PM. ACCORDING TO THE HOSPITAL RECORDS: VETERANS ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL CENTER. THE DECEASED WAS FOUND IN DISTRESS LYING ON THE FLOOR OF HIS APARTMENT AT HIS HOME IN WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE VETERANS MEDICAL CENTER. AT THE TIME OF ADMISSION HE WAS ALERT AND TALKING INCOMPREHENSIBLY, DID NOT KNOW HIS NAME. HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE MEDICAL INTENSIVE CARE UNIT WITH ALTERED MENTAL STATUS. HE BEGAN TO GRADUALLY DETERIORATE, AN INTRAVENTRICULAR HEMORRHAGE WAS DIAGNOSED WHICH WAS POSSIBLY DUE TRAUMA. HE REMAINED AN INPATIENT UNTIL HE EXPIRED AT 7:25 PM, ON JULY 24, 1996. HIS REMAINS WERE SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT FOR PROPER CERTIFICATION. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT AT THE V. A. MEDICAL CENTER FOR ALCOHOLIC AMNESIA SYNDROME, DEMENTIA, CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT, HYPERTENSION. ACCORDING TO HIS DOCTOR, DR. WONG, THE DECEASED WORKED IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY AS A HOUSE BUILDER EXPOSED TO OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS WHICH CAUSE HEAD TRAUMA. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. XLVALf ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER AND POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON JULY 25, 1996 DECEASED WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE HOSPITAL AFTER HE BEGAN EXPERIENCING CHEST PAINS. UPON ARRIVAL, HE WAS ALERT AND ORIENTED X3, BLOOD PRESSURE: 113/69, PULSE: 92, RESPIRATIONS: 22. AN EKG SHOWED NORMAL SINUS RHYTHM, Q-WAVES INFARCT. HE WAS ADMITTED WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF RULE OUT ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. HE WAS PLACED ON OXYGEN AND WAS ADMINISTERED MEDICATIONS. HIS CONDITION BEGAN TO DETERIORATE, HE BEGAN COMPLAINING OF SHORTNESS OF BREATH AND WENT INTO CARDIORESPIRATORY ARREST. CPR WAS INITIATED AND CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 11:30 P.M.. DECEASED FAMILY MEMBERS STATED THAT HE HAD SUFFERED TWO MYOCARDIAL INFARCTIONS IN THE PAST AND HAD BEEN TREATED AT BAPTIST HOSPITAL. MEDICAL HISTORY TO BE CONFIRMED. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM CEDARS MEDICAL RECORDS, ON JULY 25, 1996 DECEASED WAS AT THE ORANGE BOWL WATCHING A SOCCER GAME WHEN HE BEGAN COMPLAINING OF HEAT EXHAUSTION AND CRAMPS IN THE LEG. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HIM ALERT AND ORIENTED X3, BLOOD PRESSURE: 120/PALP, PULSE: 48, RESPIRATIONS: 24. EKG WAS NORMAL SINUS RHYTHM. HE DENIED CHEST PAINS AND SHORTNESS OF BREATH. HE APPEARED VERY ANXIOUS AND HIS FACE, CHEST AND NECK WAS RED IN COLOR. UPON ARRIVAL TO THE HOSPITAL, HE WAS WARM . DIAPHORETIC AND NOT ORIENTED TO PLACE AND EVENT. HE WAS UNABLE TO MOVE THE RIGHT LEG AND STILL COMPLAINED OF PAIN. HE REMAINED HOSPITALIZED AND HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE. ABT. 10:50 P.M., HE WENT INTO SUDDEN RESPIRATORY ARREST AND BECAME PULSELESS AND BRADYCARDIC. CPR WAS INITIATED AND CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 11:45 P.M.. DECEASED HAD NO SIGNIFICANT MEDICAL HISTORY. HE REPORTEDLY HAD DRANK ABT. 4 BEERS EARLIER IN THE DAY. HE WAS ALSO AN OCCASIONAL MARIJUANA SMOKER.NLVAL\ ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS. SHE COMPLAINED OF NOT FEELING WELL ALL DAY ON THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1996. EARLY JULY 26, 1996, SHE REPORTEDLY BECAME INVOLVED IN A VERBAL DISPUTE WITH HER 16 YEAR OLD BROTHER, WITH NO PHYSICAL CONTACT. LATER THE FAMILY MEMBERS RETIRED TO BED, LEAVING THE DECEASED IN THE LIVING ROOM WHERE SHE SLEP. WHEN THE MOTHER GOT UP, SHE FOUND THE DECEASED EXPIRED, KNEELING BESIDE A TUB FULL OF WATER, HER FACE CHEST AND ARMS SUBMERGED. THE MOTHER ADVISED POLICE THAT THE DECEASED WOULD SOMETIMES TAKE A BATH LATE AT NIGHT IF SHE WOULD FEEL HOT OR UNCOMFORTABLE. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF JUVENILE ONSET OF INSULIN DEPENDANT DIABETES MELLITUS, POOR CIRCULATION AS WELL AS POOR VISION. MEDICATION: CATAFLAM 50mg WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON JULY 25. 1996 DECEASED COMPLAINED OF CHEST PAINS AND SHORTNESS OF BREATH BUT REFUSED TO SEEK HOSPITALIZATION. THE FOLLOWING MORNING, ABT. 2:00A.M. HE WAS FOUND BY HIS WIFE UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO HIALEAH HOSPITAL WHERE HE ARRIVED IN THE EMERGENCY WITHOUT A PULSE OR RESPIRATION. HIS PUPILS WERE FIXED AND DILATED - EKG SHOWED FLAT LINE. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD ON ARRIVAL. DECEASED HAD BEEN TREATED IN MARCH 1996 AT HIALEAH HOSPITAL AND HAD A FINAL DIAGNOSIS OF CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, ATRIAL FIBRILLATION, CHRONIC AIRWAY OBSTRUCTION, ANEMIA, DIABETES MELLITUS AND POST SURGICAL AORTOCORONARY BYPASS STATUS. HE HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE AND ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE .LVALt ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 26, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS AT A BARBER SHOP WHEN HE SUDDENLY WENT INTO CARDIAC ARREST. FIRE RESCUE FOUND HIM IN ASYSTOLIC RHYTHM AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER. HE ARRIVED IN THE E/R IN FULL CARDIOPULMONARY ARREST AND CPR CONTINUED. HE DEGENERATED TO V-FIB. WAS SHOCKED, BUT DID NOT RESPOND. DESPITE AGGRESSIVE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 2:19 PM. THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF HUMAN IMMUNODEFICENCY VIRUS, HEART DISEASE, HYPERTENSION AND CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. HE DID NOT HAVE A PRIVATE PHYSICIAN, BUT WAS TREATED AT NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER AS A WALK-IN PATIENT IN THE PAST. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 26, 1996 A FRIEND OF THE DECEASED TRIED TO REACH HER BY TELEPHONE, BUT WAS UNSUCCESSFUL. SHE RESPONDED TO HER RESIDENCE, GOT NO RESPONSE AND CALLED 911. POLICE AND FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED TO FIND THE DECEASED DEAD IN HER HOME IN AN ADVANCE STATE OF DECOMPOSITION. SHE HAD BEEN UNDER THE CARE OF DR. MANUEL FERNANDEZ-GONZALEZ (448-4800) FOR DEPRESSION, CRIED EASILY, BUT NOT SUICIDAL, WELL CONTROLLED HYPERTENSION, FUNGUS IN HER TOES AND STOMACH PAINS. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: ZANTAC, VASOTEC, SPORANOX, CLORAZEPATE, BUMETANIDE, POTASSIUM CHLORIDE, TRENTAL, ORUVAIL, TRIAZOLAM AND RELAFEN.zLVAL}BrDPmBDACUTE CARDIO PULMONARY ARREST DUE TO: POSSIBLE ACUTE PULMONARY EMBOLI DUE TO: DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS. CONT. CAUSE: PREVIOUS FRACTURED HIP.ACUTE RENAL FAILURE DUE TO: ATHEROSCLEROSIS CONT. CAUSE: LEFT HIP FRACTURECARDIAC ARREST DUE TO: MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION DUE TO: ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASEATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE.HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUS.ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEHYPERTENSIVE AND ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. BRONCHOPNEUMONIA, ATHEROSCLEROTIC AND HYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: RECENT FALLSEPSIS DUE TO: ISCHEMIC BOWEL DUE TO: MESENTERIC VENOUS THROMBOSIS CONTRIB. CAUSE: GENERALIZED ATHEROSCLEROSISPNEUMONIA ASSOCIATED WITH THERMAL BURNS. CONT. CAUSE: ATHEROSCLEROSIS, CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE, DIABETES MELLITUS.ISCHEMIC HEART DISEASE. DUE TO: HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: PARKINSON'S DISEASE.POLYDRUG ABUSE (PROTRIPTYLINE, NORTRIPTYLINE, AMITRIPTYLINE, DIPHENHYDRAMINE, PROPOXYPHENE, BENZODIAZEPINES, MORPHINE AND ACETAMINOPHEN).BRONCHOPNEUMONIA ASSOCIATED WITH LEFT HIP FRACTURE CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE AND CEREBRAL VASCULAR DISEASE RENAL FAILURE DUE TO: DIABETES MELLITUS.DELAYED COMPLICATIONS OF MULTIPLE BLUNT TRAUMAHYPERTENSIVE LEFT CEREBRAL HEMORRHAGEARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE CONT. CAUSE: CHRONIC ETHANOLISMARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: HYPERTENSION. COMPLICATIONS OF VIRAL HEPATITIS B. INTRACEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE ASSOCIATED WITH SUBDURAL HEMATOMA.ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE CONT. CAUSE: HYPERTENSIONCORONARY ARTERIOSCLEROSIS DUE TO: ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASELVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS AT HOME WITH HIS WIFE ON JULY 25, 1996 AT 2:00 PM., WHEN HE FELL STRIKING HIS LEFT FOREHEAD ON THE FLOOR, AND BECOMING INCAPACITATED. HIS WIFE WAS UNABLE TO LIFT HIM UP, SO HE REMAINED ON THE FLOOR BLEEDING FOR SEVERAL MINUTES UNTIL THEIR DAUGHTER ARRIVED SEVERAL MINUTES LATER. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON RESPONDING FOUND THE DECEASED UNRESPONSIVE, WITH BLOOD PRESSURE OF 260/100. WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA KENDALL MEDICAL CENTER, AND ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 3:05 PM., WITH BLOOD PRESSURE OF 240/100, COMATOSE IN GCS=3, WITH PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED WITH NO SPONTANEOUS RESPIRATIONS OFF RESPIRATOR. CT SCAN OF THE BRAIN SHOWED A LEFT ACUTE SUBDURAL HEMATOMA WITH EVIDENCE OF SUBFALCIC AND TRANTENTORIAL HERNIATION. WAS CLINICALLY BRAIN DEAD. WAS KEPT ON SUPPORTIVE MEANS ONLY UNTIL JULY 26, 1996 WHEN HE EXPIRED AT 3:45 AM. THE DECEASED WAS PLACED IN THE HOSPITAL MORGUE AND ON JULY 27,1996 AT 8:00 PM., AFTER A FUNERAL HOME CONTACTED THE HOSPITAL REGARDING THE BODY, THE POLICE WAS CONTACTED. POLICE RESPONDED TO THE HOSPITAL AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH A DEEP HEALING BRUISE TO LEFT HIP, MANY SMALL ABRASIONS AND CUTS ON THE HEAD, ESPCIALLY TO THE BACK AREA, AND A BRUISE OVER THE LEFT EYEBROW. AT THAT TIME, THE SCENE WAS ALREADY CLEANED UP BY FAMILY.uLVALz ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON THE EVENING OF JULY 22, 1996. ON JULY 22, 1996 ABOUT 7:00 AM A FRIEND WENT TO CHECK ON HIM AND SMELLED A FOUL ODOR. THE MANAGER OPENED THE APARTMENT AND FOUND THE DECEASED DEAD ON THE COUCH IN AN ADVANCED STATE OF DECOMPOSITION. HE WAS A HEAVY DRINKER AND SMOKER AND LAST SAW A DOCTOR ABOUT TWO YEARS AGO. HE ALSO HAD TWO HEART ATTACKS IN THE PAST. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: PROCAINAMIDE AND FUROSEMIDE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE DECEASED'S WIFE VIA TELEPHONE, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY SUFFERED FROM CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER WHICH WAS DUE TO HEPATITIS. HE ALSO HAD ESOPHAGEAL VARICES. HE CONSUMED ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES JUST ON SOME WEEKENDS AND ON A SOCIAL BASIS; WAS NOT AN ALCOHOLIC. ON JULY 9,1996 HE WAS ADMITTED TO COLUMBIA DEERING HOSPITAL TO UNDERGO A RIGHT INGUINAL HERNIA REPAIR AND A RIGHT ORCHIECTOMY BECAUSE OF INCARCERATED HERNIA. AFTER THE SURGERY HE DEVELOPED AN UPPER GASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDING DUE TO ESOPHAGEAL VARICES. HE WAS STABILIZED AND WAS LATER (ON JULY 16,1996) TRANSFERED TO SOUTH MIAMI HOSPITAL, WHERE HE UNDERWENT A TRANSJUGULAR INTRAHEPATIC PORTOSYSTEMIC SHUNT (TIPS) PROCEDURE. HE DEVELOPED THROMBOCYTOPENIA SECONDARY TO HIS CHRONIC LIVER DISEASE AND HYPERPLENISM. HIS PLATELET COUNT WENT AS LOW AS 53,OOO. HIS CONDITION IMPROVED DURING THE NEXT SEVERAL DAYS AND ON THE DAY OF HIS DISCHARGE (JULY 23,1996) PLATELET COUNT WAS UP TO A HIGH OF 88,000. . ON ARRIVAL AT HOME ON JULY 23, HE WAS WEAK AND COMPALINED OF GENERAL ILL FEELING. ON JULY 26, 1996 P.M., HE WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE ON BED. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED. THEN DECEASED WENT INTO A CONVULSION, THEN COLLAPSED. WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA DEERING HOSPITAL, WHERE HE WAS SUBSEQUENTLY PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 9:48 PM. . ** WIFE REQUESTED NO AUTOPSY ** CLVALQ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON JULY 27, 1996 AM., THE DECEASED WAS AT HOME WHEN SHE BEGAN TO EXPERIENCE CHEST PAINS. FIRE RESCUE WAS CONTACTED. SHORTLY AFTER ARRIVAL THE DECEASED WENT INTO AGONAL BREATHING, THEN INTO RESPIRATORY ARREST. CPR WAS INITIATED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO CORAL GABLES HOSPITAL, WHERE SHE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 1:20 AM., UNRESPONSIVE, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED, WITH CPR IN PROGRESS. RESUSCITATION PROTOCOL CONTINUED UNTIL 1:50 AM., WHEN SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE HOSPITAL AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. SHE REPORTEDLY WAS SUFFERING WITH CARDIAC AND PULMONARY DISEASE, HOWEVER, HER PHYSICIAN COULD NOT BE CONTACTED AND SHE WAS SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT. SHE HAD A PACEMAKER AND WAS CURRENTLY ON CAPOTEN, TRANSDERM NTG, MOTRIN, ULTRAM, SLOW MAG, TYLENOL # 3, AND K-DUR. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON JULY 27,1996 AT 2:45 AM., TWO PERSONS WALKING ON THE BEACH IN THE 4600 BLOCK OF THE OCEAN, REPORTEDLY FOUND THE DECEASED APPARENTLY UNRESPONSIVE, LYING PRONE ON THE SAND AT THE SHORE LINE. . POLICE WAS NOTIFIED AND UPON RESPONDING FOUND THE DECEASED EXPIRED. HE HAD A PLASTIC "POOL" FLOAT TIED TO HIS LEFT LEG WITH ABOUT FIFTEEN FEET OF ROPE. WAS CLAD ONLY ON GREY SHORTS, BUT HIS BELONGINGS (A VYNIL BAG WITH CLOTHES AND MISCELANEOUS PAPERS AND IDENTIFICATION INSIDE) WAS FOUND NEARBY. THE OCEAN SURF WAS EXTREMELY ROUGH AND IT APPEARS THAT THE DECEASED WAS IN THE SURF, AND HAD HIS FLOAT TIED TO HSI LEG NOT TO LOOSE IT, AND MAY HAVE FALLEN INTO THE ROUGH SURF POSSIBLY HITTING HIS HEAD ON THE OCEAN ROCKS, AND DROWNED. PAPERS IN HIS BELONGINGS REVEALED THAT HE HAD BEEN RECENTLY RELEASED FROM A DETENTION CENTER; PAPERS INCLUDED A CHECK DATED JULY 21,1996 FROM MONROE COUNTY DETENTION CENTER. LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 25, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS THE DRIVER OF A VEHICLE TRAVELING EASTBOUND ON NW 103RD STREET IN THE AREA OF 2ND AVENUE WHEN HE LEFT THE ROADWAY AND STRUCK A TREE ON THE SWALE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF 103RD STREET. THE MEDICATIONS VASOTEC AND ZERIT WERE FOUND ON THE DECEASED. IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ACCIDENT HE EXITED HIS VEHICLE AND SPOKE TO POLICE, BUT BECAME UNRESPONSIVE BY THE TIME FIRE RESCUE ARRIVED. HE WAS THEN TRANSPORTED TO NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER. ON ARRIVAL TO THE E/R HE WAS COMATOSE, HIS SYSTOLIC PRESSURE WAS OVER 200 CT SCANS REVEALED LARGE LEFT CAUDATE AND BASAL GASNGLION INTRACEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE, INTRAVENTRICULAR HEMORRHAGE, LEFT LATERAL VENTRICLE, THIR VENTRICLE AND FOURTH VENTRICLE WITH OBSTRUCTIVE HYDROCEPHALUS, HYPERTENSION AND HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS DISEASE. HE UNDERWENT A VENTRICULOSTOMY, BUT REMAINED COMATOSE AND WAS DECLARED BRAIN DEAD. HE WAS DEEMED A DO NOT RESUSCITATE PATIENT AND DIED ON JULY 26, 1996 AT 9:10 PM.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY LIVED ALONE. ON JULY 27, 1996, HIS NEIGHBOR BECAME CONCERNED WHEN HE HAD NOT SEEN THE DECEASED SITTING AT THE FRONT DOOR OF HIS RESIDENCE WHERE HE USUALLY SITS. WAS LAST SEEN ON JULY 26,1996 AT 8:40 AM. POLICE WAS CONTACTED AND UPON RESPONDING FOUND THE DECEASED EXPIRED, LYING SUPINE ON BED. THERE WERE NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA AND HIS BODY WAS IN MODERATED DECOMPOSITION. . THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS A PATIENT AT HUMANA-HMO CLINIC AND ACCORDING TO FAMILY HE HAD HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION, BUT WILL NOT FOLLOW HIS MEDICAL INTRUCTIONS. HIS ATTENDING PHYSICIAN COULD NOT BE LOCATED AND THE COVERING DOCTOR DID NOT KNOW HIM. . THIS WRITER CONTACTED DR. ROBERTA MARTIN, 227-5300, AT A LATER TIME WHO PROVIDED THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION: THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ON AUGUST 11, 1995. HE HAD A DIAGNOSIS OF CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERTROPHY, MEMORY LOSS PROBABLY DUE ORGANIC BRAIN SYNDROME, RDUCEABLE VENTRAL HERNIA. IT WAS KNOWN THAT THE DECEASED WAS INVOLVED IN A TRAFFIC ACCIDENT ON FEBRUARY/93 IN WHICH AT LEAST ONE PERSON LOST HER LIFE. A CT SCAN WAS FONE AFTER THE INCIDENT AND THE FINDINGS WERE: CORTICAL ATROPHY (CONSISTANT WITH HIS AGE). HE HAD NO HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION.jLVALbx ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS REPORTEDLY AN INMATE AT THE BROWARD COUNTY CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTE. SHE HAD HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION, INSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETES MELLITUS,BILATERAL AMPUTATION, RETINOPATHY, ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE, PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASE, END STAGE RENAL DISEASE ON DIALYSIS, WITH MULTIPLE OCCLUDED AV GRAFTS, AND MULTIPLE GRAFT INFECTIONS. ON JULY 26,1996 SHE WAS ADMITTED TO HEALTHSOUTH LARKIN HOSPITAL DUE TO A LEAKING PSEUDOANEURYSM LEFT GROIN, AND ACCESS GRAFT LEFT GROIN. ON JULY 27, SHE UNDERWENT A REVISION OF THE ACCESS GRAFT AND DEBRIDEMENT AND RESECTION OF LEAKING PSEUDOANEURYSM. POST OPERATIVELY SHE DETERIORATED AND ON JULY 28,1996 AT 3:40 AM., SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED AND A YOUNGER SIBBLING HAD REPORTEDLY BEEN IN THE FAMILY POOL FOR MOST OF THE DAY. THE MOTHER MOTHER TOOK BOTH CHILDREN INTO THE RESIDENCE AND PUT THE YOUNGER CHILD TO BED, BELIEVING THE DECEASED WAS WATCHING TELEVISION. AFTER ABOUT TEN TO FIFTEEN MINUTES, SHE CHECKED ON THE DECEASED AND FOUND THE FRONT DOOR TO THE RESIDENCE UNLOCKED. SHE WENT OUT AND FOUND THE DECEASED IN THE POOL, AT THE DEEP END. FRU RESPONDED AND FOUND THE DECEASED WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, IN ASYSTOLE. CPR WAS INITIATED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL, WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 4:57 PM., UNRESPONSIVE, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS. RESUSCITATION EFFORTS WERE ENDED AT 5:06 PM., WHEN HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. . POLICE VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. HE COULD NOT SWIM AND WAS UNAFRAID OF THE WATER. WAS SUFFERING WITH DOWN'S SYNDROME.LVALY ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 27, 1996 NEIGHBORS BECAME CONCERNED BECAUSE THEY HAD NOT SEEN DECEASED IN A WEEK. POLICE RESPONDED TO HER MOBILE HOME AND SMELLED A FOUL ODOR. SHE WAS FOUND DEAD INSIDE IN AN ADVANCED STATE OF DECOMPOSITION. ACCORDING TO HER NEIGHBORS SHE WAS BEING TREATED AT A HUMANA HEALTH CENTER. ACCORDING TO HUMANA HEALTH CARE THE DECEASED HAD NOT BEEN TREATED THERE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON JULY 27,1996 PM., THE DECEASED AND OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS, INCLUDING HER BROTHER, WENT TO CRANDON PARK BEACH TO SWIM. AFTER SETTING UP ON THE BEACH, THE DECEASED SAT DOWN TO EAT SOME FRUIT AND THE REST OF THE FAMILY WALKED DOWN THE SAND TO THE WATER. BROTHER STATED THAT AS THEY STOOD IN CHEST DEEP WATER TALKING, HE SAW THE DECEASED GET UP AND BEGAN WALKING TOWARDS THE WATER. HE THEN LOST SIGHT OF THE DECEASED AND CONTINUED TALKING, AND AFTER ABOUT FIVE MINUTES THEY WERE SURPRISED THE DECEASED HAD NOT JOINED THEM YET. THE BROTHER WALKED UP TO THE LIFEGUARD WHO DIRECTED HIM TO A RESCUE TRUCK IN THE PARKING LOT. HE RESPONDED AND OBSERVED THAT THE DECEASED WAS BEING ADMINISTERED CPR. . FIRE RESCUE FOUND THE DECEASED IN AGONAL RHYTHM, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS. CPR CONTINUED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO MERCY HOSPITAL, WHERE SHE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 6:00 PM., UNRESPONSIVE, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS. RESUSCITATION PROCEDURES CONTINUED UNTIL 6:13 PM., WHEN SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. FURTHER INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM LIFEGUARD ON THE SCENE REVEALED THAT THE DECEASED WAS FOUND AT THE FLOATING AT THE SHORELINE, BY BEACHGOERS WHO NOTIFIED HIM. HE AND HIS STAFF TRANSPORTED DECEASED TO THE ROAD AND BEGAN CPR. . SHE WAS REPORTEDLY UNDER THE CARE OF DR. JORGE PASTORIZA, 595-5558, WHO WAS TREATING HER FOR HYPERTENSION AND DIABETES. SHE OFTEN FELT DIZZY,LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED RESIDED AT THE LANDMARK CENTER AT 20000 NW 47TH AVENUE. ON MAY 20, 1996 HE WAS WALKING SOUTH ON A PRIVATE ROAD WITHIN THE LANDMARK CENTER COMPOUND. A 1987 CHEVY TRUCK WAS ALSO TRAVELING SOUTH ON THE ROADWAY WHEN FOR UNKNOWN REASONS THE DECEASED STEPPED IN FRONT OF THE TRUCK AS IT PASSED HIM. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. HE ARRIVED IN THE E/R WITH LABORED ASSISTED BREATHING, HYPOTENSIVE AND PARTIALLY OBSTRUCTED AIRWAY. HE HAD BEEN ORALLY INTUBATED. CENTRAL LINES, BILATERAL TUBES AND PACKED RED BLOOD CELLS WERE INITIATED. HE WAS ASSESED WITH RIGHT HEAD LACERATION, CLOSED HEAD INJURY WITH SUBARACHNOID HEMORRHAGE; RIGHT EAR AVULSION; HEMO/PNEUMOS, CREPTUS, BILATERAL THORAX; ABDOMEN ABRASION, PELVIS OPEN BOOK FRACTURE, ECCHYMOSIS; RIB FRACTURES; OPEN ELBOW, LEFT UPPER EXTREMITY LACERATIONS; CLAVICAL FRACTURE, RIGHT UPPER EXTREMITIES ABRASIONS; BILATERAL TIB/FIB ABRASIONS. HE WAS VENTILATED AND ADMITTED TO TRAUMA UNIT. ON MAY 21, 1996 HE UNDERWENT WOUND CLOSURE AND DRESSING DUE TO COMPLEX LACERATION OF THE RIGHT POSTAURICULAR AND AURICULAR TISSUE. ON MAY 31, 1996 A FEEDING TUBE WAS INSERTED. ON JUNE 1, 1996 HE UNDERWENT A TRACHEOSTOMY AND PERCUTANEOUS GASTROSTOMY DUE TO HIS HEAD INJURY WITH LONG INTUBATION. ON JUNE 9, 1996 HE UNDERWENT RIGHT THORACTOMY AND PLEURAL DECORTICATION. ON JUNE 18, 1996 AN ABDOMINAL SONOGRAM REVEALED GALLBLADDER WALL THICKENING WITH SLUDGE, A SIMPLE CYST IN THE UPPER POLE OF THE LEFT KIDNEY AND A COMPLEX CYST IN THE LOWER LOBE OF THE LEFT KIDNEY, BUT THERE WAS NO EVIDENCE OF BILIARY DILATION. THE DECEASED WAS ALERT AND RESPONSIVE TO VERBAL COMMANDS, WOULD NOD HEAD AND MOVE UPPER EXTREMITIES. CHEST X-RAY OF JULY 2, 1996 SHOWED PERSISTENT PARENCHYMAL INFILTRATES. ON JULY 27, 1996 THE DECEASED CODED, WAS SUCTIONED AND UNDERWENT RESUSCITATION PROTOCOL AND HIS PULSE WAS REGAINED. HOWEVER HIS MENTAL STATUS HAD DETERIORATED. HIS FAMILY WAS NOTIFIED AND THEY DECIDED TO MAKhLVALtE HIM A DO NOT RESUSCITATE PATIENT. ALL SUPPORT SYSTEMS WERE DISCONTINUED AND ON JULY 28, 1996 AT 3:10 AM HE BECAME PULSELESS WITH NO BLOOD PRESSURE AND NO BREATH SOUNDS AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. THE DECEASED HAD HISTORY OF BEHAVIOR DISORDER, LANGUAGE DISORDER, NEUROMOTION DISORDER-MILD HYPERTONIC, HYPERTENSION, ENDOCARDITIS, MENTAL RETARDATION, KYPHOSIS AND NON-SPECIFIC CHEST PAIN.rLVAL~ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A RESIDENT AT THE "HEBREW HOME FOR THE AGED" LOCATED AT 320 COLLINS AVENUE ON MIAMI BEACH. JULY 14, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS ADMITTED TO SOUTH SHORE HOSPITAL AND DIAGNOSED WITH BILATERAL PNEUMONIA AND SYNCOPE AFTER BEING FOUND UNRESPONSIVE AT THE HEBREW HOME. HE WAS TREATED AND DISCHARGED ON JULY 22, 1996. JULY 23, 1996 HE WAS RE-ADMITTED TO SOUTH SHORE AFTER NURSING STAFF FOUND THAT HIS LEG WAS ROTATED AND HIS LEFT HIP AREA HAD AN ECCHYMOSIS AREA. DIAGNOSIS WAS FRACTURED LEFT HIP, ASPIRATION PNEUMONIA, SEPSIS, SEPTIC SHOCK, RENAL FAILURE, HEART FAILURE AND LUNG FAILURE. WHITE COUNT ON ADMISSION WAS 32,000. HIS PHYSICIAN THOUGHT THAT HE MAY HAVE ASPIRATED AT THE NURSING HOME AND THAT HIS ORIGINAL BOUT OF PNEUMONIA WAS NOT FULLY HEALED OR THAT HE MAY HAVE SUFFERED A CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT. 48-72 HOURS AFTER ADMISSION HE WAS INTUBATED AND UNDERWENT DIALYSIS TREATMENTS TO RELIEVE FLUID BUILD-UP. HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND HE CODED SEVERAL TIMES UNTIL JULY 28, 1996 WHEN HE WENT INTO IDIOVENTRICULAR RHYTHM AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 6:36 A.M.. DECEASED HAD PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT AND HIS EEG REVEALED SEIZURES, HOWEVER HE NEVER SEIZED PHYSICALLY. DECEASED HAD NO FAMILY MEMBERS AND HAD MADE PRE-ARRANGED FUNERAL SERVICES WITH RUBIN-ZILBERT FUNERAL HOME.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON JULY 28, 1996, AT ABOUT 9:30 PM, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS A TERMINAL PATIENT WHO WAS AT HOME WHEN HE STOPPED BREATHING. METRO DADE POLICE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON ARRIVAL FOUND HIM EXPIRED. . HE WAS BEING TREATED AT THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL CENTER AND WAS UNDER THE HOME BOUND HEALT CARE PROGRAM, AS HE WAS SUFFERING FROM COLON CANCER. . WAS LAST ADMITTED TO THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL CENTER ON JUNE 6, 1996 TO JUNE 20, 1996. HAD A PRIMARY DIAGNOSIS OF: METASTATIC COLON CARCINOMA. BILIARY OBSTRUCTION. STATUS POST INTRAHEPATIC BILIARY STENT. HAD A HISTORY OF METASTASES TO THE LIVER, LUNG, AND KIDNEY, HIS SURGICAL HISTORY WAS SIGNIFICANT FOR COLORECTAL SURGERY IN 1992, BACK SURGERY IN 1994, AND GASTROINTESTINAL SURGERY AGAIN IN 1995. WAS RELEASED HOME ON CIMETIDINE, IRON SULFATE, SIMETHICONE, FENTANYL PATCH, AUGMENTIN, FLAGYL, NAPROSYN, FLUCONAZOLE, AND MULTIVITAMINS. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED RESIDED IN NEW JERSEY AND WAS VISITING THE MIAMI BEACH AREA WITH HIS WIFE. ACCORDING TO HIS WIFE, HE KNEW HOW TO SWIM VERY WELL. HE ALSO SUFFERED FROM HYPERTENSION AND RECENTLY HAD A BENIGN TUMOR REMOVED. JULY 28, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS DISCOVERED FLOATING FACE DOWN APPROX 15 FEET FROM THE SHORELINE. TWO BEACHGOERS PULLED HIM FROM THE WATER AND SUMMONED LIFEGUARDS, POLICE AND FIRE-RESCUE. UPON FIRE-RESCUE ARRIVAL, HE WAS PRONOUNCED D.O.A.. DECEASED WAS WEARING BLUE PRINT SWIMMING TRUNKS, A PAIR OF "SHORE MATES" GREY AND BLACK WATERSOCKS. INSIDE HIS LEFT FRONT POCKET WAS A PAIR OF PRESCRIPTION GLASSES. HE WAS WEARING A "TIMEX" WRISTWATCH AND A YELLOW METAL WEDDING BAND ON HIS RIGHT RING FINGER.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: JULY 28, 1996 THE DECEASED, HIS COMMON-LAW-WIFE AND THREE CHILDREN WERE SWIMMING AT THE BEACH AT APPROX 78TH STREET. A LIFEGUARD ASKED THEM TO MOVE TO A SAFER AREA WHICH THEY OBLIGED AND BEGAN SWIMMING AGAIN. THE DEC'D WIFE DESCRIBED AN EVENT WHICH WAS CONSISTENT WITH A "RIP TIDE" OF WHICH THE ENTIRE FAMILY GOT CAUGHT IN. THEY BEGAN TO SCREAM FOR HELP, WHICHAFTER THE LIFEGUARD RESCUED THE ENTIRE FAMILY. UPON THE DEC'D EXTRACTION FROM THE WATER, HE WAS SEMI-CONSCIOUS AND VOMITTING. FIRE-RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND RESPONDED. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO MIAMI HEART INSTITUTE. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND MONITOR WAS SHOWING ASYSTOLE. HE WAS INTUBATED AND RECEIVING CHEST COMPRESSIONS, HOWEVER WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS, HE WAS PRONOUNCED AT 4:40 P.M..CLVALO ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS UNEMPLOYED AND LIVED ALONE AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. ON SUNDAY, JULY 28, 1996, HER SON ATTEMPTED TO CONTACT HER SEVERAL TIMES BY TELEPHONE WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS. HE RESPONDED TO HER RESIDENCE, KNOCKED ON THE DOOR AND SEVERAL OF THE WINDOWS WITHOUT A RESPONCE FROM HER. HE REMOVED SEVERAL JALOUSIES AND GAINED ENTRY. THE DECEASED WAS FOUND LYING ON THE FLOOR IN THE HALL WAY EXPIRED, SLIGHTLY DECOMPOSED. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT BY DR. ZENAISA H. MORINA ( 541-2965), DEEP DEPRESSION. HER MEDICATION, SELDANE, VALIUM, VIVACTIL, METHYLPHEN, QUININE, ZANTAC, DONNATAL AND TRIAVIL. MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO HER SON, THE DECEASED HAD SPOKEN OF SUICIDE IN THE PAST, SHE WOULD TAKE LARGE AMOUNTS OF MEDICATION WHICH INCLUDED VALIUM AND RITALIN. HER HISTORY OF DEPRESSION DATES BACK SEVERAL YEARS. HE ALSO ADVISED THAT SHE HAD REPORTEDLY BEEN INVOLVED IN A MINOR AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT ABOUT TWO WEEKS AGO, THERE WERE NO INJURIES, SHE WAS NOT TAKEN TO A HOSPITAL. *** (REFILED: 03/17/97) tec *** LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A MIDDLE AGED BUSINESS MAN WHO LIVED ALONE AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. ON SUNDAY, JULY 14, 1996, HE WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE AT HOME BY HIS SON WHO CALLED EMERGENCY RESCUE UNIITS. THEY RESPONDED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL, ADMITTED WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF A RIGHT SUBDURAL HEMATOMA. HE REMAINED AN INPATIENT IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT UNTIL HE EXPIRED ON JULY 28, 1996. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO WAS RETIRED AND LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. ON SUNDAY, JULY 28, 1996, HE SUFFERED SEVERAL SYNCOPAL EPISODES AND DID NOT RETURN TO HIS NORMAL SELF, FAMILY MEMBER CALLED EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL HE WAS VERY WEAK AND SHORT OF BREATH. RESCUE PERSONNEL INITIATED RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL HE WAS AWAKE BUT DID NOT SPEAK, MODERATELY DEHYDRATED, IN RESPIRATORY DISTRESS. HIS BLOOD PRESSURE WAS 68/44, PULSE 93, RESPIRATIONS 33. HIS HEART RATE WENT TO A SLOW VENTRICULAR TACHYCARDIA. FAMILY REQUESTED NO MEDICAL INTERVENTION OR HEROICS, HE EXPIRED AT 10:00 PM. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT AT C.A.C. MEDICAL CENTER FOR ARRHYTHMIAS, SYNCOPE, CAROTID ARTERY DISEASE. eLVALhu ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON JULY 29, 1996 AT 5:30 AM., THE DECEASED WAS REPORTEDLY FOUND UNRESPONSIVE AT HOME, BY HER HUSBAND. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED SITTING ON THE LIVING ROOM EXPIRED. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND ATTEMPTED TO CONTACT THE DECEASED'S PHYSICIAN BUT MET WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS. SHE REPORTEDLY WAS SUFFERING FROM DIABETES AND EMPHYSEMA, AND WAS ON VASOTEC, CARBIDOPA, PARLODEL, TRIAMTIRENE, AND TRIXEXYPHE. ** THIS IS A BONE/TISSUE CASE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI BROUGHT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT FOR BONE TISSUE PROCUREMENT. ** . ACCORDING TO INFORMATION PROVIDED ON TISSUE BANK DONOR INFORMATION RECORD, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY SUFFERED A CARDIORESPIRATORY ARREST ON JULY 28,1996 PM. WAS TRANSPORTED TO FISHERMAN'S HOSPITAL WHERE HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 8:30 PM. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON SEPTEMBER 28,1996 AT ABOUT 10:20 PM., THE DECEASED AND HIS GIRLFRIEND REPORTEDLY WENT TO SLEEP. AT 11:30 PM., THE DECEASED WOKE UP HIS GIRLFRIEND BECAUSE HE COULD NOT BREATHE. HE STARTED TO TURN PURPLE IN COLOR, THEN COLLAPSED. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON THEIR ARRIVAL FOUND THE DECEASED EXPIRED. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED SUPINE IN HIS BEDROOM WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. THE DECEASED HAD COMPLAINED OF PAIN IN HIS RIGHT ARM EARLIER ON THE DAY. AS PER GIRLFRIEND, HE WAS AN ETHANOL AND CRACK COCAINE ABUSER, AND IN THE MORNING HE HAD SMOKED SOME MARIJUANA. ******** Refile 10/9/96 gds *********KLVALY ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD BEEN DEPRESSED AND HAD NOT BEEN EATING OR CARING FOR SELF. A FRIEND OF THE DECEASED CONTACTED THE MANAGER OF THE BUILDING AND UPON CHECKING ON HER WELFARE ON JULY 29,1996 AT 8:50 AM., FOUND HER LYING PRONE ON THE FLOOR ON HER RIGHT SIDE, ON THE LEFT SIDE OF HER BED FROM WHERE SHE POSSIBLY FELL. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA, HER BODY IN SLIGHT DECOMPOSITION. HER PRIVATE PHYSICIAN WAS CONTACTED AND HE ADVISED THE WAS NOT GOING TO SIGN THE DEATH CERTIFICATE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS AT HOME ON JULY 29,1996 AM., WHEN HE BEGAN TO COMPLAIN OF SHORTNESS OF BREATH, SEVERE PAIN ON RIGHT SIDE OF ABDOMEN, AND RIGHT SIDE OF CHEST. WAS TAKEN TO PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 2:55 A.M, WITH BLOOD PRESSURE OF 94/68, RESPIRATION 44, PULSE 136, AND TEMPERATURE 103. DEGREES. HIS CONDITION DETERIORATED AND HE BECAME HYPOTENSIVE (65 SYSTOLIC) AND WENT INTO JUNCTIONAL RHYTHM. BY 3:40 A.M., HE LOST BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSES. CPR CONTINUED AND LASTED UNTIL 3:57 AM., WHEN HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. . THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS BEING TREATED AT THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL CENTER. HE HAD UNDERGONE OPEN HEART SURGERY FOR AORTIC VALVE REPLACEMENT IN 1989, AND ALSO SUFFERED FROM HYPERTENSION.LVAL1 ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED: ON MAY 11, 1996 THE DECEDENT WAS ABOARD A DC-9 VALUJET AIRCRAFT, FLIGHT #592, TRAVELING TO ATLANTA, GEORGIA WHEN FOR UNKNOWN REASONS THE AIRCRAFT CRASHED INTO THE EVERGLADES. ALL 110 PASSENGERS AND CREW MEMBERS ABOARD EXPIRED AT THE SCENE. *THE DECEASED WAS POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED BY FINGERPRINT COMPARISON OF TISSUE RECOVERED IN ME# 96-9503.* ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO WAS RETIRED AND LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS. IT WAS REPORTED THAT THE DECEASED WAS AT HOME ON TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1996, AND ATTEMPTED TO LIGHT A GAS FUELED BAR-B-QUE GRILL WHEN IT IGNITED CAUSING SEVERE 1ST AND 2ND DEGREE BURNS TO HIS BODY. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO BOCA RATON COMMUNITY MEDICAL CENTER FOR TREATMENT. TWO DAYS LATER HE WAS TRANSFERRED TO THE JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL BURN CENTER IN MIAMI. UPON ARRIVAL HE WAS ALERT, ORIENTED AND COOPERATIVE. HE REMAINED AN INPATIENT UNTIL HIS CONDITION DETERIORATED DUE TO MULTIPLE ORGAN FAILURE AND HE EXPIRED ON JULY 28, 1996. HIS PAST MEDICAL HISTORY WAS FOR INSULIN DEPENDANT DIABETES MELLITUS , ISCHEMIC CARDIOMYOPATHY, RECURRENT VENTRICULAR TACHYCARDIA, CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE AND PROGRESSIVE RENAL FAILURE WITH AN "AICD" IMPLANT ABOUT FIVE YEARS PRIOR, WITH A REPLACEMENT ABOUT TWO YEARS AGO. sLVAL] ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED LIVED ALONE AND WAS BEING TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOR MEDICAL PROBLEMS UNKNOWN (CHART TO BE REQUESTED). JULY 29, 1996 THE MANAGER OF THE DEC'D APARTMENT BUILDING RECEIVED COMPLAINTS OF A FOUL ODOR EMITTING FROM THE DEC'D RESIDENCE. HE ENTERED WITH THE PASS-KEY AND DISCOVERED THE DEC'D IN BED, EXPIRED. SHE WAS NOTED IN ADVANCED STAGES OF DECOMPOSITION. NO NOTED SIGNS OF TRAUMA OR FOUL PLAY. ACCORDING TO THE INTIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO RESIDED AT THE WEST GABLES NURSING HOME AND HOSPITAL. ON MONDAY, JULY 29, 1996, AT ABOUT 4:10 PM, HE WAS SEATED IN HIS WHEEL CHAIR, BEING ATTENTED BY HIS CARE TAKER WHEN HE WAS OBSERVED AS HE APPEARED TO FAINT AND BEGAN TO BREATH SLOWER. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED AND RESPONDED, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. HE HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT BY DR. HUGO RAMOS (326-8500), FOR UNSTABLE ANGINA AND CARDIAC ARRHYTHMIAS. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL INFORMATION RECEIVED: DECEASED HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION, PULMONARY EMBOLUS, SOME HEART PROBLEMS AND DIABETES MELLITUS. HE HAD ALSO UNDERGONE RECENT SURGERY FOR AN ULCER OF THE RIGHT ANKLE. HE DID NOT DRINK OR SMOKE. JULY 27, 1996 DECEASED COMPLAINED OF ABDOMINAL PAINS, DIARRHEA AND VOMITTING. HE WAS TAKEN TO COLUMBIA DEERING HOSPITAL WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED WITH SUSPECTED SMALLBOWEL OBSTRUCTION. HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE UNTIL JULY 29, 1996 WHEN HE WAS PRONOUNCED. ACCORDING TO THE ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, DR. DAVID GOLDBERG, HE REFUSED TO SIGN THE DEATH CERTIFICATE BECAUSE HE HAS NO IDEA WHY THE DEC'D EXPIRED. THE REMAINS WERE BROUGHT IN FOR PROPER CERTIFICATION AFTER THE FAMILY REQUESTED AN AUTOPSY. THE REMAINS WERE TO BE CREMATED.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM MERCY HOSPITAL MEDICAL RECORDS AND RECORDS FROM THE NURSING CENTER AT MERCY, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS A NURSING HOME RESIDENT WHO HAD HISTORY OF ATRIAL FIBRILLATION, HYPERTENSION, RIGHT FACIAL CELLULITIS, RIGHT EXTERNAL OTITIS MEDIA, POST COLONIC CANCER AND BLINDNESS. WAS AN INPATIENT AT MERCY HOSPITAL FROM JUNE 23,1996 TO JULY 10,1996 WHEN SHE WAS TRANSFERED TO THE NURSING CENTER AT MERCY. ON JULY 16, SHE WAS NOTED TO HAVE BOTH LEGS SWOLLEN, CALL PLACED TO HER PHYSICIAN. ON JULY 17, AT ABT. 2:15 AM., SHE WAS FOUND LYING ON HER LEFT SIDE ON FLOOR, NEXT TO BED WITH SKIN TEAR ON LEFT FOREARM AND A BRUISE ON LEFT FOREHEAD. SHE WAS ASSISTED BACK TO BED WHERE SHE COMPLAINED OF PAIN IN THE HEAD. HER PHYSICIAN WAS CALLED AND HE ADVISED TO TAKE HER TO MERCY HOSPITAL, E.R. FOR X-RAYS AND FURTHER EVALUATION. . AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM SHE WAS AWAKE, BABBLING, AND MOANING. A CT SCAN OF THE HEAD FAILIED TO SHOW ANY FRACTURES, JUST A SWELLING TO THE LEFT FRONTAL REGION REPRESENTING A SCALP HEMATOMA. DURING THE FOLLOWING DAYS THE DECEASED WAS NOTED TO HAVE SLURRED SPEECH, URINE INCONTINENCY, WAS CONGESTED, WEAK AND PALE. NON-RESPONSIVE TO NAME, BUT RESPONSIVE TO PAINFUL STIMULI. ON JULY 29, RESULTS OF CHEST X-RAYS PREVIOUSLY DONE SHOWED PULMONARY EDEMA AND CONGESTED HEART FAILURE. AS PER DOCTOR'S ORDER, SHE WAS SENT TO MERCY HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM WHERE SHE WAS ADMITTED AT 7:15 PM. HER CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND EXPIRED. WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 11:10 P.M. FAMILY HAD SIGNED "DO NOT RESUSCITATE" PAPERS.fLVAL*v ACCORDING TO INFORMATION RECEIVED: THE DECEASED WAS A RESIDENT OF THE EPWORTH VILLAGE RETIREMENT COMMUNITY. ON JULY 27, 1996 SHE WENT TO THE COMMUNITY HALL TO PLAY BINGO. SHE TOOK TWO CARDS, SAT DOWN AND SAID, "OH, MY BACK HURTS", GASPED FOR AIR AND COLLAPSED. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED DECEASED TO PALM SPRINGS GENERAL HOSPITAL. SHE ARRIVED IN THE E/R IN FULL CARDIOPULMONARY ARREST, PULSELESS AND WAS AYSTOLIC ACCORDING TO MONITOR. DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 3:02 PM. SHE HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE, OLD MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION, POSSIBLE INCIPIENT CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE. AN EKG OF 1994 REVELAED AN OLD ANTERIOR AND INFERIOR INFARCTION. TREATED BY DR. M. HARRIS (266-7300). ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY FEMALE WHO LIVED ALONE AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. SHE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON MONDAY, JULY 29, 1996, AT ABOUT 10:00 AM, BY A NEIGHBOR. THAT NEIGHBOR CHECKED IN ON HER THE FOLLOWING DAY AND FOUND HER EXPIRED IN BED. POLICE WERE CALLED AND RESPONDED, FOUND NO SIGNS OF FOUL PLAY. HER PAST MEDICAL HISTORY WAS FOR HEART DISEASE AND HYPERTENSION. SHE HAD BEEN PRESCRIBED DONNATAL, ERYTHROMYCIN AND CHLORTHALIDONE BY DR. FELMAN (653-7712), WHO HAD BEEN TREATING HER FOR MORE THAN 12 YEARS. THE MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT ALONG WITH HER REMAINS. THIS IS A BONE AND TISSUE CASE, BROUGHT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER OFFICE FOR BONE AND TISSUE PROCUREMENT. ACCORDING TO THE INFORMATION FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI TISSUE BANK DONOR INFORMATION RECORDS. DECEASED WAS FOUND EXPIRED AT HOME ON JULY 29, 1996, AT ABOUT 10:00 PM, . DECEASED WAS DEPRESSED OVER BREAKING UP WITH HIS GIRLFRIEND. *** BODY WAS BROUGHT IN FOR TISSUE HARVESTING ONLY *** [DOCTOR WILLIAM BUCK ]LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 30, 1996 ABOUT 12:40 PM THE DECEASED WAS FOUND DEAD IN A PRONE POSITION LYING NEXT TO A DIRT ROAD NORTH OF SW 344TH STREET & 16TH AVENUE. HE APPEARED TO BE IN FULL RIGOR MORTIS AND A MARK WAS NOTED ACROSS HIS NECK. THE DECEASED HAD A FLORIDA DRIVER'S LICENSE WITH THE NAME OF DILIO PEREZ, 1274 SW 9TH TERRACE, HOMESTEAD, FLA., DO.B. 06-15-67 ON HIS PERSON. *THE DECEASED WAS POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED BY A GIRLFRIEND OF SEVEN YEARS AFTER VIEWING A PHOTOGRAPH OF THE DECEASED.* SHE ALSO ADVISED THAT THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON JULY 29, 1996 ABOUT 4:30 PM AND HE WAS HIGH ON COCAINE AT THE TIME. HE HAD NO MEDICAL HISTORY, BUT HAD RECENTLY COMPLAINED OF STOMACH PAIN AND DIARRHEA. **** REFILED ON AUGUST 22,1996 --- IP ****LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 30, 1996 THE DECEDENT RETURNED HOME AND APPEARED TO BE OUT OF BREATH. A FAMILY MEMBER RUBBED HIS CHEST AND BACK AND LEFT HIM IN THE BEDROOM. WHEN SHE RETURNED SHE FOUND DECEASED BENT OVER ON HIS KNEES. SHE FLED THE HOME YELLING AND SCREAMING FOR HELP. A NEIGHBOR CALLED POLICE AND FIRE RESCUE. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL THERE WAS NO SIGN OF FOUL PLAY OR TRAUMA AND HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO THE SON THE DECEASED WENT TO PICK UP HIS GRANDSON FROM SCHOOL AND GOT LOST WALKING HOME. WHEN HE CAME HOME HE HAD SHORTNESS OF BREATH, SWEATING AND SHAKING. HIS WIFE GAVE HIM A GLASS OF WATER AND PATTED HIM ON HIS BACK. HE SUDDENLY SLUMPED FORWARD. HIS WIFE IS CRIPPLED AND SHE COULD NOT LIFT HIM UP. THE DECEASED WAS A HEAVY DRINKER, ABOUT 14 TO 15 BEERS A DAY, BUT WOULD NOT DRINK FOR TWO OR THREE DAYS THEN WOULD START AGAIN. HE QUIT SMOKING ABOUT FIVE YEARS AGO. HE HAD HERNIA SURGERY ABOUT TWO OR THREE YEARS AGO AT PAN AMERICAN HOSPITAL AND WAS STABBED IN THE CHEST WITH A KNIFE AT THE AGE OF 17. HE HAD NO OTHER MEDICAL HISTORY, WAS NOT UNDER A DOCTOR'S CARE AND HAD NO MEDICATIONS. *THE FAMILY ADVISED THEY HAD NO FINANCIAL MEANS TO ASSUME FUNERAL RESPONSIBILITIES.* *** REFILED ON AUGUST 27,1996 -- IP ***k9@R@@9@?9@96-2023SCHLOSSBERGHELENYRFWHITE17096 COLLINS AVENUE #D-305, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAFOUND: 17096 COLLINS AVENUE #D-305, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAFOUND: 17096 COLLINS AVENUE #D-305, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDANATURAL9@388403-S01CHAVARRAY, E.@8, ɑ``[ZXXSHA 9@=@`9@UUUUUU?9@96-2022SULLIVANKEVINYRMWHITE 1660 NORTH EAST 33RD STREET, POMPANO, FLORIDA1660 NORTH EAST 33RD STREET, POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDAMISCBONE AND TISSUE CASE ONLY @ÿ]]XWUUPHAy9@W@@`9@98?7@UUUUUU?9@96-2021BOBES-RODRIGUEZELENAYRFHISPANICCUBA8430 S.W. 88TH STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA. 33155 MERCY HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM THE NURSING CENTER AT MERCY-3671 SO.MIAMI AVE.,MIAMI, FLA.ACCIDENTAL^@2121114-V02DET. JUAN HERRERAX@8,kg_^\\WHA 9@@S@@`9@UUUUUU?9@96-2020ORDONEZALICIAYRFWHITE11600 WEST GOLF DRIVE #309 MIAMI, FLORIDA11600 WEST GOLF DRIVE #309 MIAMI, FLORIDA11600 WEST GOLF DRIVE #309 MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALDILATED CARDIOMYOPATHY387596-S01DETECTIVE PARR@( ۱]]XWUUOHA `9@V@j@`9@88?9@96-2018FOSCAABELARDOYRMHISPANIC2220 SW 26TH LANE, MIAMI, FLORIDA2220 SW 26TH LANES, MIAMI, FLORIDA2220 SW 26TH LANES, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE. 2111754-V02GONZALEZ, J.r@ʧ``XWUUMHA`9@@P@M@`9@-؂-? 9@9@96-2017MUNOZTEMISTOCLEYRMWHITE14925 S.W. 170TH TERRACE NORTH MIAMI, FLORIDACOLUMBIA DEERING HOSPITAL - INPATIENT14925 SOUTHWEST 170TH TERRACE NORTH MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALq@121@岍__ZYWWMHA] G#9@S@@9@88?9@96-2031CARWELLC.J.YRMBLACK12012 SW 219TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 12012 SW 219TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 12012 SW 219TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL]@390191-S01NANNI, A.@ ڮ[[VUSSOHA9@T@@9@88?9@96-2029LOPEZCARMENYRFHISPANIC3838 N.W. 213RD STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. PARKWAY WEST REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, D.O.A. 3838 N.W. 213RD STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURALG@389416-S01DET. JUAN SANCHEZ@-!^^VUSSMHA 9@G@b@9@?9@96-2028MONZIONEJEFFREYYRMWHITE 11357 150TH PLACE, JUPITER, FLORIDAST. MARY'S HOSPITAL..ICU... IN- PATIENTMISCBONE AND TISSUE CASE@а__ZYWWPHA{9@Q@@9@qq?9@qq?9@96-2027ARIASEMETERIOYRMHISPANIC10200 DOMINICAN DRIVE, MIAMI, FLORIDA10200 DOMINCAN DRIVE, MIAMI, FLORIDA10200 DOMINCAN DRIVE, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL'@388917-S01DET. STROZEN@ͩ``XWUUMHA9@=@@9@98?`9@?9@96-2026PEREZDILIOREMAINS, UNKNOWNYRMHISPANIC1274 SE 9TH TERRACE, HOMESTEAD, FLORIDA FOUND: NO. OF SW 344TH ST. & 164TH AVENUE, HOMESTEAD, FLA. UNKNOWN, MIAMI, FLORIDA.ACCIDENTALACUTE COCAINE TOXICITY.388745-S01DET. BELYEU>@:.#!ДmmedbRMHA 9@U@@ 9@` ` ? 9@9@96-2025RENNERJUANITA E.YRFWHITETENNESSEE5300 WEST 16TH AVENUE, HIALEAH, FLORIDAPALM SPRINGS GENERAL HOSPITAL....E/R 5300 WEST 16TH AVENUE, HIALEAH, FLORIDANATURAL&@ @߸i`[ZXXNHAo29@P@@9@?>?9@96-2038WILLIAMSRALPHYRMBLACK736 N.W. 8TH COURT, FLORIDA CITY, FLORIDA. HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM 736 N.W. 8TH COURT, FLORIDA CITY, FLORIDA.NATURAL$@01SGT. ALVAREZo@ڭ]]XWUUPHA9@9@j@9@UUUUUU?8@>>?9@96-2036VELEZANTHONYYRMWHITE5971 CURRY FORD ROAD, ORLANDO, FLORIDACOLUMBIA CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER...INPATIENTBERTHA STREET & SOUTH ROOSEVELT BLVD., KEY WEST, FLORIDAACCIDENTALMULTIPLE BLUNT TRAUMA96-3135408@%䬂\\WVTTMHA 9@S@I@`9@?@5@UUUUUU?9@96-2035TEJEDAFEYRFHISPANICCUBA1530 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. #203, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDASOUTH SHORE HOSPITAL & MEDICAL CENTER, INPATIENT1530 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. #203, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA.ACCIDENTALe@@_[SRPPNHA 8@V@D@8@.؂-؂?3@?9@96-2034VENTURAJUANAYRFHISPANICCUBA10220 SW 91 STREET,UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDABAPTIST HOSPITAL OF MIAMI , INPATIENTIN FRONT OF CHURCH: UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI CHURCH.ACCIDENTAL@@嶐c_WVTTOHA9@U@@8@88?#@UUUUUU?9@96-2033GRIECOTHERESA S.YRFWHITENEW YORK2841 NE 163RD STREET #1201, MIAMI, FLORIDACOLUMBIA AVENTURA HOSPITAL & MEDICAL CENTER-VITAS2841 NE 163RD STREET #1201, NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAACCIDENTALL@@Òh`[ZXXNHA 8@T@@8@ ` `?`6@8@96-2032ALONSOFRANCISCOYRMHISPANICCUBA1407 NW 7TH AVENUE #111, MIAMI, FLORIDAMOUNT SINAI MEDICAL CENTER.....INPATIENT1407 NW 7TH STREET #111, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALU@@ܵfbZYWWNHAX`F0$9@O@V@9@[[?9@96-2045HERRERAGUILLERMOYRMHISPANIC 1150 NW 11TH STREET ROAD #607, MIAMI, FLORIDA 1150 NW 11TH STREET ROAD #607, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL/@2141885-V02DET. BORGES9@ƿcc[ZXXOHA{9@V@ @9@88?8@9@96-2044TIANTJULIANAYRFWHITE 800 NW 13TH AVENUE #601, MIAMI, FLORIDAGREEN BRIAR NUSRSING HOME800 NW 13TH AVENUE #601, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALf@393154-S01DET. GARAFALLO/@ĝ\\WVTTMHA9@@R@@9@ ` `?9@9@96-2043PEREZ-MOROOSCARYRMHISPANIC 112 NW 33RD STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL....E/RYARD: 112 NW 33RD STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL8@2141443-V02DET. ALLEN@ΦbbZYWWRHA9@H@@@9@88?`9@?9@96-2042VILIMEKBLANKAYRFWHITE1875 RIVERSIDE DRIVE, NORTH VANCOUVER, CANADAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, INPT.OCEAN: CANCUN MEXICOACCIDENTALQ@@ɿ]]XWUUOHA9@;@@/@98?/@98?9@96-2041CARLETONLISAYRFWHITEBRUNSWICK, MAINE483 CHAPMAN ROAD, NEWBURGH, MAINE8 MILES NE OF MAIN GATE, LEVEE 67, MIAMI, FLORIDAEVERGLADES: 8 MILE NE OF MAIN GATE, LEVEE 67, MIAMI, FLA. ACCIDENTALAIRPLANE CRASH 240788-S01@9--+#l\WVTTPHA 9@E@@9@qq?9@96-2040PRESNELLMICHAELAFIVES, MICHAELAYRFWHITEFOUND: 960 COLLINS AVENUE #3, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAFOUND: 960 COLLINS AVENUE #3, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAFOUND: 960 COLLINS AVENUE #3, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL0@96-2598604MILLER, K.@?3)' աoojigXPHA r=B4:@I@M@:@UUUUUU? :@96-2054RODRIGUEZAMADOYRMHISPANIC3803 SW 93RD AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA3803 SW 93RD AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALCORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS395906-S01DET. ESTOPINAN@ҮaaYXVVQHA{9@M@@9@?:@96-2053KASTERMARILYN S.YRFWHITE1215 NW 95TH STREET #216, MIAMI, FLORIDA1215 NW 95TH STREET #216, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL6@ 393902-S01DET. OTTLEYY@÷``[ZXXNHA{9@K@8@9@?9@:@96-2052NEWMANSTEPHENYRMBLACK211 NORTHWEST 12TH STREET #1 MIAMI, FLORIDA211 NORTHWEST 12TH STREET #1 MIAMI, FLORIDA211 NORTHWEST 12TH STREET #1 MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALD@ 2151217-V02DETECTIVE CASTILLO'@ᵉ]]XWUUNHA9@R@@9@88?9@?9@96-2051CLERVILMARIEYRFBLACK230 NORTHEAST 166TH STREET NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAPARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER - EMERGENCY ROOM230 NORTHEAST 166TH STREET NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDANATURAL$@ 393607-S01DETECTIVE RIVERS@1% ’\\WVTTOHA 9@G@@9@ ` `?9@96-2049TROTMANPEDROYRMHISPANICCUBAMIAMI RESCUE MISSION: 2020 NW 1ST AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL....E/RNATURAL#@ 2151030-V02DET. VILLAVERDE<@»c_WVTTOHA9@U@ʨ@9@88?9@?9@96-2047VICTORLINAYRFBLACK3052 N.W. 96TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.PALM SPRINGS GENERAL HOSPITAL, E.R.3052 N.W. 96TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL4@96-3403803OFC. CAMACHO@à}ZZUTRRNHA9@P@y@9@UUUUUU?9@?9@96-2046ARIASMARIA OFELIAYRFWHITEMANACAY RESIDENCIA ED #2 PISOLO, VENEZUELAMIAMI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT: ABOARD LANCHILE AIRCRAFT ABOARD: LANCHILE AIRCRAFTNATURALU@393292-S01DET. ROMAGNI,@Ëaa\[YYMHA;Y=Q:@G@@:@UUUUUU?:@96-2060WITTERRUBYYRFBLACK11988 TANGERINE BOULEVARD, WEST PALM BEACH HIALEAH HOSPITAL...E/R NATURAL&@395602-S01DET. ROMAGNIa@ɽZZUTRRNHA{:@O@)@:@ll?:@UUUUUU?:@96-2059FERNANDEZMARIOYRMWHITE320 E. 55TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.HIALEAH HOSPITAL, E.R.320 E. 55TH STREET, HIALEAH, FLA.NATURALCORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS96-3425703OFC. T. BAUM,@⾷^^YXVVQHA:@F@@@9@?9@?:@96-2058GULAMHUSSEINFAZALYRMWHITE835 MERIDIAN AVENUE #5, MIAMI BEACH, FLA.SOUTH SHORE HOSPITAL, E.R.835 MERIDIAN AVENUE #5, MIAMI BEACH, FLA.NATURALIDIOPATHIC SEIZURE DISORDER96-2619204DET. KEN MILLER@"ϥaa\[YYTHA9@N@@9@?9@?9@96-2057EXTRAMILLEONELYRMWHITE17241 N.W. 57TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, E.R.5850 N.W. 77TH COURT, MIAMI, FLA.ACCIDENTALBLUNT HEAD TRAUMA 394692-S01DET. J.C. HERNANDEZ@á^^YXVVPHA9@O@@9@?:@96-2056HOROVITZEDNAYRFWHITE621 NE 169TH STREET, NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA621 NE 169TH STREET, NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDANATURAL#@96-1849405DET. HAMILTON@\\WVTTPHA{9@Q@@9@rq?9@rq? :@96-2055BURKEMARY HAVERLACKYRFWHITE1449 SW 18TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAI/S VEHICLE: SW 16TH AVENUE & 22ND STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDASW 16TH AVENUE & 22ND STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL#@ 2151642-V02DET. BORGES0@! cc^][[MHA8{,L:@>@@&@:@?:@? :@96-2065CHAVEZRAUL F.YRMHISPANIC610 S.W. 11TH STREET, APT. # 3, MIAMI, FLORIDA. STREET: S.W. 27TH AVE. & SO. DIXIE HIGHWAY. MIAMI, FLA. S.W. 27TH AVENUE AND SO. DIXIE HIGHWAY, MIAMI, FLA.ACCIDENTALMULTIPLE BLUNT TRAUMA.2161291-VA02DET. DARRYL G. SMITH)@VJ64*ɏ``XWUUNHA :@T@@:@rq? :@96-2064JEHLMARGARETYRFWHITE 9765 S.W. 123RD TERRACE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA FOUND: 9765 S.W. 123RD TERRACE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA 9765 S.W. 123RD TERRACE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURALCOMPLICATIONS OF DIABETES.395679-S01DET. L. ESTOPINANk@ZN=;3 Д\\WVTTLHA :@D@@:@?>? :@96-2063PHILLIPSSCOTT THOMPSONYRMWHITE HOMELESS FOUND: 13746 BISCAINE BOULEVARD, NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FLA. 13746 BISCAYNE BOULEVARD, NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA.ACCIDENTALMULTIPLE DRUG INTOXICATION96-1854405DET. S. SCHUSTERD@7+pffa`^^PHA :@B@@P@9@UUUUUU? 8@88?:@96-2062THOMPSONLEROYYRMBLACK 1015 N.W. 121ST STREET, NORTH MIAMI, FLORIDA. JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, INPATIENT WINN DIXIE: 775 NW 119TH STREET, NORTH MIAMI, FLORIDA.ACCIDENTAL(@96-2458013DET. KENNETH BETHELf@* 볌]]XWUUPHA :@C@J@:@?:@?:@96-2061MCKEITHANTHOMASYRMWHITEUNKNOWN, TAVENIER, FLASOUTHBOUND: U.S. 1 & MILE MARKER #117, MIAMI, FLA.SOUTHBOUND: U.S. 1 & MILE MARKER #117, MIAMI, FLA.ACCIDENTALMULTIPLE BLUNT TRAUMA FHP796013306CPL. BOSTIC@+ܪw__ZYWWQHA M*782 :@T@@ :@}'}'?@:@96-2073BRAVOLEONORYRFHISPANIC 1355 SW 3RD STREET, # 2, MIAMI, FLORIDA FOUND: 1355 SW 3RD STREET, # 2, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL*@2171244-V02DET. TEJEDAM@^^VUSSMHA{ :@1@@:@88?@:@96-2072ESTAVIENEMIRLENEMONFBLACKUNKNOWN, HAITIUNKNOWN, HAITIJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL....INPATIENTUNKNOWN, HAITIACCIDENTAL/@396235-S01DET. CAPOTE@ǻ}oa\[XXQHA :@P@@:@OO? :@96-2070STEWARTWILLIEYRMBLACK818 NW 55TH TERRACE, MIAMI, FLORIDA818 NW 55TH TERRACE, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALX@2161921-V02DET. VILLAVERDEy@]]XWUUOHA{:@@@9@UUUUUU? :@96-2069RIVERA-PEREZSHEILY MARIEYRFHISPANICJARDINES DE MONTELLANO EDIF 6 #12, CAYEY, PUERTO RICOPAN AMERICAN HOSPITAL...E/RNATURALACUTE LYMPHOCYTIC LEUKEMIA396411-S01DET. GARAFALO]@ »kkcb``THA{:@B@=@:@?:@98? :@96-2067GUTIERREZCRUZ JUANYRMHISPANICGUATEMALA, CENTRAL AMERICA.12 N.W. 7TH AVENUE, HOMESTEAD, FLORIDA. JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM SOUTHBOUND US-1 (SR-5), 1/4 MILE NO. OF SW 248TH STREETACCIDENTALBLUNT HEAD TRAUMA.796-01-3406CPL. JAVIER PESTANA.@_S?=4 ӧe]\ZZQHA :@O@ @:@rqDZ?@8@98?:@96-2066DIAZARTUROYRMHISPANIC1411 N.W.2ND STREET, APT. 2, MIAMI, FLORIDA. MOUNT SINAI MEDICAL CENTER, INPATIENT OCEAN: 44TH ST. OF MIAMI BEACH, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA.UNKNOWN+@96-2697204DET. K. MILLER@$ ]]UTRRLHA LVAL 2 ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO LIVED IN A BOARDING HOME AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. HE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE BY OTHER RESIDENTS ON MONDAY, JULY 30, 1996. ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1996, A FELLOW TENANT FOUND HIM EXPIRED IN HIS BED AND POLICE WERE CALLED. HE HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT BY DR. FRANCISCO CONTRERAS (256-6110), FOR HEART PROBLEMS AT THE C.A.C. RAMSEY CENTERS, LAST SEEN THERE ONE WEEK AGO. MEDICATION: ZANTAC, CIMETIDINE, FUROSEMIDE, CEPHALEXIN, HYTRIN, THEO-DUR, VASOTEC, ATROVENTIBUPROFEN AND K-DUR. ALL SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON JULY 30, 1996 PM., THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY COLLAPSED AT HOME. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED, INITIATED CPR AND TRANSPORTED THE DECEASED TO PARKWAY WEST REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, WHERE SHE WAS DEAD ON ARRIVAL AT 10:40 PM. . THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN BY DR. ROBERT BRIONES, 986-8299, ON JUNE 21, 1996. DIAGNOSIS: DIABETES MELLITUS, HYPERTENSION, AND ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE. SHE WAS CURRENTLY ON DIABETA, CAPOTEN, AND HALDOL. THIS IS A BONE AND TISSUE CASE, BROUGHT TO THE DADE COUNTY MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT FOR BONE AND TISSUE PROCUREMENT. ACCORDING TO THE INFORMATION FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI TISSUE BANK DONOR INFORMATION RECORDS: DECEASED WAS A MOTORCYCLIST, INVOLVED IN A MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL TRAUMA CENTER AND ADMITTED TO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT WITH SEVERE HEAD INJURY. DECEASED REMAIN HOSPITALIZED UNTIL HIS DEMISE ON JULY 30, 1996 AT 4:54 PM. *** BODY WAS BROUGHT INTO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT FOR BONE AND TISSUE HARVESTING ONLY *** [ DOCTOR WILLIAM BUCK ]\LVAL+ n ACCORDING TO INFORMATION PROVIDED ON DEATH CERTIFICATE SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT FOR FRACTURE APPROVAL, THE DECEASED TRIPPED ON NYLON AT HOME ON JUNE 26, 1996 AT 11: 30 P.M. SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO SOUTH SHORE HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER WERE SHE WAS ADMITTED. ON JUNE 27, 1996 THE DECEASED UNDERWENT SURGERY FOR OPEN REDUCTION AND INTERNAL FIXATION. SHE EXPIRED ON JULY 29, 1996 AT 5:48 PM. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION ON DEATH CERTIFICATE SUBMITTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT FOR FRACTURE APPROVAL. ON JUNE 15, 1996, AT ABOUT 12:00 PM., THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY FELL IN FRONT OF THE CHURCH SHE ATTENDED. SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO BAPTIST HOSPITAL, WHERE SHE WAS ADMITTED AND LATER UNDERWENT SURGERY ON JUNE 17, 1996. SHE EXPIRED IN THE HOSPITAL ON JULY 22,1996 AT 7:08 PM. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION RECEIVED: ON FEB. 5, 1996 THE DECEASED FELL AT HOME AND FRACTURED HER LEFT HIP. SHE UNDERWENT AN OPEN REDUCTION AND INTERNAL FIXATION OF THE HIP ON FEB. 7, 1996. ON JULY 25, 1996 WHILE IN VITAS CARE AT COLUMBIA AVENTURA HOSPITAL THE DECEASED DIED AT 11:50 AM. THIS WAS BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE DADE COUNTY MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT AND WAS MADE A "T" CASE. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION RECEIVED: ON OR ABOUT JULY 5, 1996 THE DECEASED FELL AT HOME AND SUSTAINED A THREE PART RIGHT HUMEROUS FRACTURE AND WAS TRANSPORTED TO MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL. HE UNDERWENT AN OPEN REDUCTION AND INTERNAL FIXATION ON JULY 9, 1996 AND HE TOLERATED THE PROCEDURE WELL. ON JULY 15, 1996 HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE REHABILITATION UNIT. ON JULY 23, 1996 HE DIED AT 10:16 AM AND THE FINAL DIAGNOSIS WAS CARDIAC ARREST DUE TO MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION DUE TO ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE. HE HAD A HISTORY OF INSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETES MELLITUS, CHRONIC RENAL INSUFFICIENCY AND HYPERTENSION. THIS WAS BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE DADE COUNTY MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT AND WAS MADE A "T" CASE.LVALwGX)}YsK ogFk.MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION DUE TO: ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASEEXSANGUINATION; DUE TO: INADVERTENT DISPLACEMENT OF VASCULAR DIALYSIS SHUNT DUE TO: END STAGE RENAL DISEASE DUE TO: HYPERTENSION AND DIABETES MELLITUSACUTE POLYDRUG INTOXICATION [ HEROIN, ETHANOL, DIAZEPAM, COCAINE]COMPLICATIONS OF SENILE DEMENTIA.MULTIPLE BLUNT TRAUMA ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE. METASTATIC PROSTATE CARCINOMA CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: ISCHEMIC HEART DISEASEOCCLUSIVE CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS DUE TO: ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CORONARY ARTERY DISEASEDISSEMINATED CARCINOMA OF THE ENDOMETRIUM.COMPLICATIONS OF DIETHYLENE GLYCOL INTOXICATIONHYPERTENSIVE AND ATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: CHRONIC ALCOHOLISMPENDING POLICE INVESTIGATION (NOV.9,1996) COMPLICATIONS OF ACUTE COCAINE OVERDOSE.ATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASEHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEPULMONARY EMPHYSEMA CONT. CAUSE: CHRONIC ETHANOLISM OBSTRUCTIVE PNEUMONIA DUE TO: CARCINOMA OF RIGHT LUNG, DISSEMINATEDHYPENTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROMEHYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASE CONT: DIABETES MELLITUSATHEROSCLEROTIC AND HYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASE CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUSHYPERTENSIVE AND ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASEPULMONARY THROMBO EMBOLISM DUE TO: DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS, ASSOCIATED WITH POST HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERYATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE CONT. CAUSE: HYPERTENSIONBRONCHOPNEUMONIA ASSOCIATED WITH HYPOXIC ENCEPHALOPATHY. DUE TO: NEAR DROWNING POLYDRUG INTOXICATION (HYDROCODONE, MEPROBAMATE)HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.CARDIOPULMONARY ARREST DUE TO: MASSIVE PULMONARY EMBOLISM. CONT. CAUSE: FRACTURE OF RIGHT HIP.OLVAL[ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 22, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS THE DRIVER OF A SCOOTER TRAVELING WEST ON SOUTH ROOSEVELT BLVD. A CHEVY TRUCK WAS TRAVELING SOUTH ON BERTHA STREET APPROACHING THE CURVE ONTO SOUTH ROOSEVELT WHEN THE DRIVER OF THE SCOOTER LOST CONTROL, CROSSING THE CENTER LINE AND STRUCK THE TRUCK. THE DECEASED WAS EJECTED FROM THE SCOOTER AND WAS RUNOVER BY THE TRUCK'S TIRE. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO LOWER FLORIDA KEYS HEALTH SYSTEM. UPON ARRIVAL HE WAS INTUBATED WITH B/P OF 146/92, PULSE 112 AND ASSISTED RESPIRATION. HE WAS ASSESSED WITH NECK AND FACIAL FRACTURES AND MASSIVE HEAD TRAUMA WITH A 3MM SUBDURAL AND MASSIVE WHITE MATTER INJURY. HE WAS DEEMED NOT IN OPERABLE CONDITION BY A NEUROSURGEON AND RECOMMENDED TO BE TRANSFERED TO COLUMBIA CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER. HE ARRIVED AT CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER ON JULY 22, 1996 ABOUT 5:00 PM. HE WAS COMATOSE, UNRESPONSIVE TO PAIN, B/P 88/60, PULSE 120, RESPIRATORY 22, PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED AND WAS ON VENTILATOR. HIS PROGNOSIS WAS POOR. HE REMAINED COMATOSE, SMALL NONREACTIVE PUPILS, DECEREBRATES TO PAIN AND POSITIVE GAG REFLEX. A CHEST X-RAY OF JULY 27, 1996 REVEALED ABNORMAL INFILTRATIVE DENSITY IN THE MID PORTION OF THE RIGHT LUNG INDICATING THE PRESENCE OF PNEUMONIA. HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND ON JULY 31, 1996 AT 2:30 PM HE WAS DECLARED BRAIN DEAD, ALL LIFE SUPPORT WAS DISCONNECTED AND HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD A SYNCOPAL EPISODE EARLIER ON JULY 31,1996. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED, BUT HE WAS NOT TAKEN TO A HOSPITAL OR DOCTOR. LATER IN THE DAY, THE DECEASED COLLAPSED AT HOME AGAIN. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON ARRIVAL FOUND THE DECEASED WITH NO VITAL SIGNS. CPR WAS INITIATED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL, WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 9:00 P.M., INTUBATED ON THUMPER. HE WENT INTO VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION AND AGONAL RHYTHM, WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 9:26 PM. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE TRAUMA. ACCORDING TO FAMILY HE WAS BEING TREATED FOR DIABETES AND HYPERTENSION. HIS DOCTOR WAS NOT AVAILABLE, THE COVERING PHYSICIAN DID NOT KNOW THE DECEASED. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT CONSISTED OF: CAPTOPRIL, PROCAINAMIDE, LASIX, ISOSORBIDE, PROVENTIL INHALER, POTASSIM CHLORIDE, AND ASPIRIN ENTERIC COATED. . THIS WRITER CONTACTED DR. EDWARD FOSTER 248-4334, WHO ADVISED THE DECEASED HAD A DIAGNOSIS OF: SEVERE HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOMYOPATHY, SEVERE CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE. DR. JOHN SOKILOWICS 279-2621, ADVISED THAT HE TREATED THE DECEASED WHILE AN INPATIENT AT HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL ON JULY 15,1996 WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED FOR PNEUMONIA, CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE AND QUESTIONABLE CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUGUST 2, 1996 ABOUT 6:30 PM THE DECEASED WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE IN BED BY HER MOTHER. POLICE AND FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED, BUT SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON ARRIVAL. THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, ATRIAL FIBRILLATION, HYPERTENSION, ASTHMA, NON INSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETES, ARTHRITIS AND CANDIDIASIS AND WAS TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (MR#2076764). MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: FOSINOPRIL, DIGOXEN, FUROSEMIDE AND GLIPIZIDE. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED: ON MAY 11, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS A PASSENGER ON A VALUJET AIRCRAFT, FLIGHT $592, TRAVELING TO ATLANTA, GEORGIA WHEN FOR UNKNOWN REASONS THE AIRCRAFT CRASHED INTO THE EVERGLADES. ALL 110 PASSENGERS AND CREW MEMBERS ABOARD EXPIRED AT THE SCENE. *THE DECEASED WAS POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED BY FINGERPRINT COMPARISON. FINGERPRINTS WERE OBTAINED FROM TISSUE IN ME# 96-9518 AND COMPARED WITH LATENT PRINTS LIFTED FROM TWO PAGES OF AN ADDRESS BOOK BELONGING TO THE DECEASED.* ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS EMPLOYED AS A RECEPTIONIST AND LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH A MALE COMPANION. SHE WAS LAST KNOWN TO BE ALIVE ON TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1996, AT THAT TIME SHE SPOKE WITH HER FRIEND VIA THE TELEPHONE. ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1996, HER MALE FRIEND RETURNED FROM A NEW YORK TRIP, DISCOVERED HER EXPIRED IN THEIR APARTMENT. SHE REPORTEDLY HAD A HISTORY OF COMPLAINTS OF EXCESSIVE PAINS CAUSED BY A STOMACH DISORDER, SHE WOULD OFTEN TAKE LARGE AMOUNTS OF PAIN MEDICATION. HER MEDICATION; VICODIN AND CARISOPRODOL WERE SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT WITH HER REMAINS. ***** REFILED: (JULY 2, 1997) tec ***** "LVALb2 ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AT THE BANK AT SW 16TH AVENUE & 22ND STREET AND MADE A TRANSACTION ABOUT 1:30 PM. AT 3:35 PM THE DECEASED WAS FOUND IN THE BANK PARKINGLOT IN HER VEHICLE UNRESPONSIVE. THE IGNITION WAS OFF AND THE WINDOWS WERE CLOSED. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HER DEAD. THERE IS NO KNOWN NEXT OF KIN AND NO KNOWN MEDICAL HISTORY. JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AND CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER HAD NO MEDICAL RECORDS ON THE DECEASED. ******REFILED: AUGUST 30, 1996 (BAR)****** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUG. 1, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS OUTSIDE RAKING HIS BACKYARD WHEN HE SUDDENLY COLLPASED AND STRUCK HIS HEAD ON THE PATIO. THE FALL WAS NOT WITNESSED. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. HE ARRIVED IN THE E/R IN ASYSTOLE AND DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 11:36 AM. ACCORDING TO DR. RODRIGUEZ-MAY (324-2000) THE DECEASED WAS STATUS POST MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION, CARDIAC ARRYTHMIAS, MILD HYPERTENSION AND MILD RENAL INSUFFICIENCY. A STRESS TEST ABOUT TWO OR THREE MONTHS AGO REVEALED SOME CORONARY ISCHEMIA. HE PRESCRIBED ANTI-ANGINAL MEDICATION. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM MEDICAL RECORDS, DECEASED WAS APPARENTLY VACATIONING IN CANCUN MEXICO WHEN SHE WAS PULLED INTO THE WATER BY A RIPE -TIDE AND SUFFERED A NEAR DROWNING ON JULY 29, 1996. SHE WAS TAKEN TO A HOSPITAL IN CANCUN WHERE SHE WAS INTUBATED AND PLACED ON VENTILATION. SHE SUFFERED A CARDIAC ARREST AND CPR WAS STARTED. A CHEST X-RAY SHOWED LARGE AMOUNTS OF WATER IN BOTH SIDES. AN EEG SHOWED ISOELECTRIC LINES, NO MOTOR REFLEXES. SHE WAS DECLARED BRAIN DEAD AND SUBSEQUENTLY TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. SHE ARRIVED IN ACUTE RENAL FAILURE AND HYPOTENSIVE. A SECOND BRAIN STUDY WAS DONE AND SHOWED NO EVIDENCE OF INTRACEREBRAL PERFUSION. SHE WAS PRONOUNCED BRAIN DEAD AND EXPIRED ON JULY 31, 1996 AT 3:25 P.M..LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUGUST 1, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS HOME WITH HIS NIECE WHEN HE SUDDENLY COLLAPSED ON THE BED AFTER COMPLAINING OF CHEST PAIN AND BEGAN BREATHING HEAVILY. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED, BUT HE HAD STOPPED BREATHING UPON THEIR ARRIVAL AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO FAMILY, THE DECEASED SMOKED, BUT DID NOT DRINK. HE WAS PARALYZED IN HIS LEFT ARM DUE TO A STROKE ABOUT TEN YEARS AGO, BUT WAS ABLE TO WALK AND GET AROUND. HE HAD COMPLAINED OF NOT FEELING WELL FOR SEVERAL NIGHTS, BUT DID NOT WANT TO SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION. HE HAD NOT SEEN A DOCTOR IN OVER THREE YEARS. HE WAS SEEN AT PAN AMERICAN HOSPITAL IN THE E/R IN MAY 96 AFTER COMPLAINING OF SHORTNESS OF BREATH AND CHEST PAIN, BUT REFUSED TO SEE THE DOCTOR SAYING, "THE PAIN WAS GONE AND HE WANTED TO GO HOME". ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 20, 1996 THE DECEASED FELL AT HOME AND FRACTURED HER LEFT FEMUR. SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PAN AMERICAN HOSPITAL WHERE SHE UNDERWENT AN OPEN REDUCTION AND INTERNAL FIXATION OF INTERTROCHANTERIC FRACTURE OF THE LEFT FEMUR WITH DYNAMIC HIP COMPRESSION SYSTEM ON JULY 22, 1996. AN ELECTROCARDIOGRAM SHOWED NORMAL SINUS RHYTHM, LEFT ANTERIOR FASCICULAR BLOCK AND NONSPECIFIC BLOCK AND NONSPECIFIC ST-T WAVE ABNORMALITIES. THE OVERALL IMPRESSION WAS HYPERTENSIVE AND ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE AND FRACTURED LEFT HIP. ON JULY 26, 1996 SHE WAS TRANSFERED TO THE GREENBRIAR NURSING HOME FOR REHABILITATION. WHILE THERE SHE WAS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. SANCHEZ (655-8139) WHO ADVISED THE DECEASED HAD NO SERIOUS MEDICAL PROBLEMS. ON AUG. 1, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ABOUT 8:25 PM. ABOUT 8:40 PM SHE WAS CHECKED AGAIN AND FOUND TO BE IN CARDIAC ARREST. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED, BUT PRONOUNCED HER DEAD AT 8:48 PM. SHE HAD A PAST HISTORY OF MILD HYPERTENSION AND MILD ORGANIC BRAIN SYNDROME. .LVAL> ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUG. 3, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ABOUT 3:30 AM WHEN HE RETURNED HOME FROM WORK AND WENT TO SLEEP. HIS WIFE LEFT THE RESIDENCE ABOUT 7:30 AM AND LEFT HIM SLEEPING. ABOUT 11:00 AM THE DECEDENT'S SON FOUND HIM DEAD ON THE BEDROM FLOOR. THE DECEASED DRANK ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES OCCASIONALLY. HE DID NOT HAVE ANY MEDICAL HISTORY, BUT HAD COMPLAINED OF ABDOMINAL PAINS ON A REGULAR BASIS AND TOOK ZANTAC. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON AUGUST 1, 1996 DECEASED WAS TAKEN TO CAC RAMSEY CLINIC BY HER HUSBAND WHERE SHE ARRIVED UNRESPONSIVE. SHE WAS ADMINISTERED MEDICATIONS, DEFIBRILLATED X2 AND INTUBATED. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND TRANSPORTED HER TO PALM SPRINGS GENERAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, UNRESPONSIVE WITHOUT ANY VITAL SIGNS AND IN ASYSTOLE RHYTHM. SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD ON ARRIVAL AT 10:55 P.M.. DECEASED HAD BEEN TREATED AT CAC RAMSEY BY DR. BARTOLI AND HAD A HISTORY OF CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, ATRIAL FIBRILLATION, HYPERTENSION, DIABETES MELLITUS AND CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT. SHE WAS LAST SEEN AT THE DOCTOR'S OFFICE ABT. 5 DAYS AGO WITH AN ABSCESS ON HER HEEL. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON AUGUST 1, 1996 DECEASED AND HER HUSBAND WERE PASSENGERS ABOARD LANCHILE FLIGHT 188 THAT WAS TRAVELING FROM CARACAS, VENEZUELA TO MIAMI. DURING THE FLIGHT, THE DECEASED BEGAN COMPLAINING OF FEELING ILL DUE TO THE CIGARETTE SMOKING FROM THE OTHER PASSENGERS. THE CREW MEMBERS MOVED HER AND HER HUSBAND TO THE FRONT OF THE AIRCRAFT. ABT. 30 MINUTES OUT OF MIAMI, SHE BEGAN COMPLAINING OF BREATHING DIFFICULTIES AND PAIN IN THE ARM. A SHORT TIME LATER, SHE WENT INTO CARDIAC ARREST. CPR WAS ADMINISTERED BUT TO NO AVAIL, SHE EXPIRED. FAMILY MEMBERS STATED THAT SHE HAD A HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION AND DIABETES. SHE WAS BEING TREATED BY A PHYSICIAN IN VENEZUELA. SHE WAS TAKING MEDICATIONS BUT HAD NOT COMPLAINED OF ANY PROBLEMS PRIOR TO THE FLIGHT.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: AUGUST 2, 1996 AT APPROX 2:30 A.M. THE DECEASED AWOKE HER DAUGHTER COMPLAINING OF ABDOMINAL PAINS, SHE THOUGHT SHE HAD A BAD CASE OF GAS. HER DAUGHTER WENT INTO THE KITCHEN TO MAKE HER SOME TEA. UPON HER RETURN TO THE DEC'D BEDROOM, SHE DISCOVERED HER ON THE FLOOR NOT BREATHING AND UNRESPONSIVE. SHE SUMMONED FIRE-RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED HER TO PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER. UPON HER ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM, SHE REMAIED UNRESPONSIVE, MONITOR WAS SHOWING ASYSTOLE. ALL EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE WERE MET WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS, SHE WAS PRONOUNCED AT 3:25 A.M.. MEDICATIONS BROUGHT TO MEDICAL EXAMINER INCLUDE: PRAVACHOL, PRINZIDE, CALAN AND TIMOLOL. DECEASED WAS A PATIENT OF THE C.A.C. RAMSEY MEDICAL CENTER. SHE WAS LAST SEEN JUNE 3, 1996 AND WAS COMPLAINING OF VERTIGO AT THAT TIME. THE CHART SHOWS HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION AND LIPIDS. HER NEXT SCHEDULED APPOINTMENT WAS FOR AUGUST 15, 1996. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUG. 1, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FROM THE MIAMI RESCUE MISSION AFTER COMPLAINING OF BACK PAIN. HE HAD DECOMPENSATED UPON ARRIVAL AND WAS UNRESPONSIVE, NOT BREATHING AND PULSELESS. HE WAS PLACED ON CARDIAC MONITOR AND CPR WAS INITIATED. HE WAS PREOXYGENATED AND INTUBATED ON FIRST ATTEMPT. DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS THE MONITOR CONTINUED TO SHOW ASYSTOLE AND HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 11:32 PM. ACCORDING TO HIS SOCIAL WORKER, HE HAD RECENTLY BEEN EVICTED FROM HIS H.U.D. RESIDENCE AND WAS REFERED TO THE CAMILLUS HOUSE. HE WAS VERY SICK AND A MEMBRER OF THE SOUTH FLORIDA A.I.D.S. NETWORK. HE HAD BEEN TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL IN THE PAST, MR# 2197166. HE WAS FROM CUBA AND ALL OF HIS FAMILY IS STILL IN CUBA. rLVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED HAD NOT BEEN SEEN IN ABOUT TWO WEEKS. AN UNAUTHORIZIED LIVE-IN WITH THE DECEASED HAD BEEN SEEN GOING IN AND OUT OF THE APARTMENT FOR THE PAST FOUR MONTHS. ON AUG. 2, 1996 REPORTS OF A FOUL ODOR PROMPTED THE MANAGER TO CHECK ON THE DECEASED. ONCE INSIDE SHE WAS FOUND COVERED ON HER BED IN AN ADVANCED STAGE OF DECOMPOSITION. FURTHER INVESTIGATION REVEALED THAT THE DECEASED HAD FALLEN ON THE STREET ON JULY 12, 1996 AND STRUCK HER HEAD. SHE HAD AN UNOPENED BOTTLE OF WINE AND A CAKE AT THE TIME. SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER. SHE WAS ASSESSED WITH A CONTUSION AND MILD SWELLING TO LEFT FOREHEAD AND ABRASION TO LEFT SIDE OF FACE. SHE SMELLED OF ALCOHOL, BUT DENIED ETHANOL CONSUMPTION THAT DAY. SHE COULD NOT REMEMBER WHAT HAPPENED, BUT REFUSED MEDICAL ATTENTION AND LEFT AGAINST MEDICAL ADVISE. THE DECEDENT'S ROOMMATE IS MENTALLY CHALLENGED AND SUFFERS FROM EPILEPSY. HE ADVISED POLICE HE HAD BEEN TALKING TO THE DECEASED WHILE SHE LIED ON THE BED, BUT DID NOT GET A RESPONSE AND DIDN'T KNOW SHE WAS DEAD. SHE MAY HAVE BEEN DEAD SINCE JULY 15, 1996. THE DECEASED WAS AN ALCOHOLIC. THE DAUGHTER OF DECEASED ADVISED SHE WAS DESTITUTE AND COULD NOT AFFORT FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: SELDANE-D, ERYTHROMYCIN, TAMOXIFEN AND COMPAZINE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS FROM THE CHICAGO, ILLINOIS AREA AND HAD A MEDICAL HISTORY OF LUNG CANCER AND WAS BEING TREATED AT THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL CENTER FOR THE SAME. HE ALSO HAS A HISTORY OF SNORTING HEROINE AND COCAINE. DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE AUGUST 2, 1996, JUST AFTER MIDNIGHT. A WITNESS RESPONDED TO HIS RESIDENCE AT 7:30 A.M. TO TAKE HIM SOMEWHERE, HOWEVER HE GOT NO RESPONSE. FIRE-RESCUE WAS SUMMONED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, DEC'D WAS DISCOVERED INSIDE THE RESIDENCE EXPIRED.xLVALd ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM HIALEAH HOSPITAL RECORDS AND FAMILY MEMBERS, DECEASED HAD NO KNOWN MEDICAL PROBLEMS AND HAD NOT COMPLAINED OF ANY PROBLEMS. ON AUGUST 3, 1996 IN THE EARLY MORNING, DECEASED WIFE HEARD HIM SNORING LOUDLY AND BEGAN TO HAVE LABORED BREATHING. CPR WAS INITIATED AND FIRE RESCUE SUMMONED. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO HIALEAH HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, INTUBATED WITH EQUAL BREATH SOUNDS. HE WAS WITHOUT A PULSE OR SPONTANEOUS RESPIRATIONS. DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS MADE, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 4:15A.M.. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION AND DECEASED ROOMMATE, ON AUGUST 2, 1996 DECEASED COMPLAINED OF DIZZINESS EARLIER DURING THE DAY. HE WENT TO TAKE A BATH AND BEGAN HAVING DIFFICULTY BREATHING AND EXPERIENCING SEIZURES. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO SOUTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL INTUBATED AND ON THUMPER. PUPILS WERE FIXED AND DILATED. A JUGULAR LINE WAS PLACED AND ADVANCED CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 11:15 P.M.. DECEASED ROOMMATE STATED THAT HE HAD A HISTORY OF MENTAL PROBLEMS AND WAS BEING TREATED AT SOUTH MIAMI HOSPITAL AND THE FELLOWSHIP HOUSE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS EMPLOYED AT HERTZ AS A HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC. ON AUGUST 2, 1996 HE WAS POSSIBLY WORKING ON A BACKHOE WHEN HIS HEAD WAS CAUGHT BETWEEN A STABILIZING ARM AND THE MACHINE. HE WAS EXTRICATED FROM THE MACHINERY APPARENTLY BY CO-WORKERS AND REPORTEDLY WALKED TO THE REST ROOM WHERE HE COLLAPSED MOMENTS LATER. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND AIRLIFTED HIM TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, CYANOTIC WITHOUT ANY SPONTANEOUS BREATHING AND IN CARDIAC ARREST. DIAGNOSIS WAS CRUSHING INJURY TO HEAD. AN EKG SHOWED FLAT LINE - DESPITE EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 5:09 P.M.. LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON AUGUST 3, 1996 DECEASED WAS THE DRIVER OF A 1994 CHEVY PICKUP TRUCK THAT WAS TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND ON U.S. 1. A SECOND VEHICLE (VAN) WAS ALSO TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND IN FRONT OF THE DECEASED VEHICLE. THE DECEASED ATTEMPTED TO PASS THE VAN IN A NO PASSING ZONE AND WAS APPROACHING A BRIDGE. HE SIDESWIPED THE VAN WHILE TRAVELING IN THE NORTHBOUND LANE. THE VAN PULLED OVER TO THE RIGHT SHOULDER AND DECEASED VEHICLE CONTINUED TRAVELING NORTHBOUND UNTIL IT STRUCK THE LEFT FRONT OF THE TRACTOR TRAILER THAT WAS TRAVELING NORTHBOUND. HIS VEHICLE WAS FORCED BACK INTO THE SOUTHBOUND LANE AND THAN STRUCK THE CONCRETE BRIDGE ABUTMENT. THE TRACTOR-TRAILER CROSSED THE DIVIDER INTO THE SOUTHBOUND LANE AND STRUCK THE VAN. BOTH VEHICLES BECAME ENGULFED IN FLAMES, HOWEVER, THE DRIVERS SURVIVED. THE DECEASED EXPIRED ON THE SCENE. HE WAS NOT WEARING A SEATBELT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUG. 2, 1996 THE DECEASED ARRIVED IN MIAMI FROM LONDON AROUND 4:00 PM. HER HUSBAND DROVE UP FROM WEST PALM BEACH TO MEET HER AND THEY STAYED IN MIAMI AT THE HOLIDAY INN. AROUND MIDNIGHT SHE COMPLAINED OF FEELING WARM AND HAVING DIFFICULTY BREATHING. SHE EXITED HER HOTEL ROOM AND ENTERED THE HALLWAY WHERE SHE COLLAPSED. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED HER TO HIALEAH HOSPITAL. SHE ARRIVED IN THE E/R IN V-FIB. WITH CPR IN PROGRESS. HEART RATE 170'S AND B/P 135/110. AGGRESSIVE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS CONTINUED, BUT SHE WAS SEVERELY ANOXIC AND HER PROGNOSIS WAS TERMINAL. AT 3:53 AM, AUG. 3, 1996 SHE BECAME ASYSTOLIC AND REMAINED SO UNTIL THE CODE WAS CALLED AT 4:00 AM AND SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO FURTHER INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED ONLY HAD A HISTORY OF THYROID PROBLEMS.cLVALq ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON AUGUST 3,1996 AT 8:30 AM., THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS A => DRIVER <= IN A 1986 CHEVROLET Z-28, TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND ON SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY APPROACHING THE INTERSECTION OF S.W. 27TH AVENUE, WHEN FOR UNKNOWN REASONS, HE LOST CONTROL OF THE VEHICLE WHICH LEFT THE ROAD AND COLLIDED INTO A PALM TREE LOCATED ON THE NORTH SIDE OF THE HIGHWAY. THE DECEASED EXPIRED ON THE SCENE. TWO PASSENGERS WERE TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AND MERCY HOSPITAL RESPECTIVELY, BOTH CRITICALLY INJURIED. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION ON JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, MEDICAL CHART (PATIENT # 705-04-79), THE DECEASED WAS A COCAINE ABUSER WHO ON JULY 19, 1996 PM., WAS FOUND BY FRU COMBATIVE, DIAPHORETIC,WITH HALLUCINATIONS, OUTSIDE OF A WINN DIXIE STORE AT ABOUT NW 119TH ST. AND 7TH AVENUE. WHEN ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 11:25 PM., HE WAS INITIALLY UNRESPONSIVE, WITH TEMPERATURE 104.6 DEGREES, BLOOD PRESSURE 0/20, PULSE 124, RESPIRATION 1O, BUT HE BECAME COMBATIVE UPON INTUBATION. WAS ADMITTED TO THE HOSPITAL WHERE HE UNDERWENT A DOWNWARD COURSE WITH COMPLICATIONS THAT INCLUDED RHABDOMYOLISIS AND MULTIPLE ORGAN SYSTEM FAILURE, CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND EXPIRED ON AUGUST 2, 1996 AT 4:00 PM. . ACCORDING TO FAMILY, THE DECEASED HAD HISTORY OF RENAL FAILURE DUE TO COCAINE ABUSE. . ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON JULY 17, 1996 AT 10:10 PM., THE DECEASED WAS OBSERVED WANDERING IN AND OUT OF THE WINN-DIXIE SUPERMARKET LOCATED AT 775 N.W. 119TH STREET, IN NORTH MIAMI, YELLING OUT "THEY ARE COMING" AND " THEY WANT TO GET ME". A POLICE OFFICER ON THE SCENE OBSERVED THE DECEASED WHO BEGAN JUMPING UP AND DOWN AND HE APPEARED TO BE SUFFERING FROM A DRUG OVERDOSE. THE OFFICER AND A PRIVATE SECURITY GUARD WERE ABLE TO SECURE THE DECEASED, WHO WAS THEN TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WHERE HE SUBSEQUENTLY EXPIRED ON AUGUST 2,1996.CLVALQ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON AUGUST 3,1996 AT 8:10 A.M., THE DECEASED'S DAUGHTER WENT TO VISIT HER MOTHER AND UPON ARRIVAL AT THE RESIDENCE, FOUND THAT THE DECEASED DID NOT ANSWER THE DOOR. SHE WENT AROUND AND LOOKED THROUGH A REAR DOOR AND OBSERVED THE DECEASED MOTIONLESS SITTING ON A CHAIR IN LIVING ROOM. SHE REQUESTED THE ASSISTANCE OF A NEIGHBOR, WHO BROKE THE KITCHEN WINDOW TO GAIN ENTRY INTO THE RESIDENCE AND FOUND THE DECEASED UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND HER DEAD. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND CONTACTED THE DECEASED'S PHYSICIAN DR. HOWARD POLISH, 254-1500, WHO STATED THAT HE COULD NOT SIGN THE DEATH CERTIFICATE BECAUSE THE DECEASED WAS BEING TREATED FOR DIABETES ONLY AND HAD NO OTHER MEDICAL HISTORY. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT CONSISTED OF TWO VIALS OF INSULIN INJECTABLE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS REPORTEDLY LAST SEEN ALIVE ON AUGUST 2, 1996 AT 9:00 PM., BY A CLERK AT A CONVENIENCE STORE, WHO HAD SOLD HIM A SANDWICH. ON AUGUST 3,1996 AT 6:58 AM., HE WAS FOUND EXPIRED BY AN UNIDENTIFIED PERSON. . POLICE RESPONDED AND OBSERVED THE DECEASED LYING ON THE GROUND ON HIS LEFT SIDE, ON THE NORTHSIDE OF THE " A-1 FOOD STORE " LOCATED AT 13746 BISCAYNE BLVD., IN NORTH MIAMI BEACH. LIVIDITY WAS CONSISTANT WITH THE POSITION OF THE BODY, AND THERE WERE NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA, EXCEPT FOR ANT BITES ON HANDS AND CHEST. HE REPORTEDLY WAS A PATIENT AT THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL CENTER. . WAS ONCE ADMITTED TO THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL CENTER WAS ON MAY 24, 1995 TO MAY 30,1995. PRIMARY DIAGNOSIS: MULTIPLE SUBSTANCE ABUSE, R/O SUBSTANCE ABUSE MOOD DISORDER. SEIZURE DISORDER, STATUS POST HEAD INJURY IN FEBRUARY OF 1995. STATUS POST TRAUMA FEBRUARY OF 1995 WRIST AND ABDOMEN. CHRONIC ABUSE OF NARCOTICS. ** REFILED ON OCTOBER 21, 1996 ** BAR LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUG. 3, 1996 THE DECEASED COLLAPSED ON THE FRONT PORCH OF HIS RESIDENCE AND BECAME UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD. THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF HEART DISEASE, BUT WAS BEING TREATED BY HUMANA HEALTH CENTER (666-6461). HE WAS ALSO A VERY HEAVY DRINKER AND HAD BEEN DRINKING HEAVILY ON THE DATE OF DEATH. HE ALSO HAD BEEN TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (MR# 085-0626) IN PREVIOUS YEARS. HE DID NOT SMOKE OR USE ILLEGAL DRUGS. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: COLCHICINE, ADALAT-CC, ZANTAC, CIMETIDINE, ASPIRIN, FUROSEMIDE AND NIFEDIPINE XL. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON JULY 20,1996 AT 12:40 PM., THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS FOUND AT 44TH STREET AND THE BEACH AFTER SUSTAINING A SALT WATER SUBMERSION, BY UNKNOWN PERSON(S). FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND THE DECEASED IN SINUS TACHYCARDIA, PALE, HOT, AND DRY. HE HAD BEEN DRINKING BEER AND WAS POSSIBLY STATUS POST SALT WATER SUBMERSION. THERE WERE NO EVIDENCE OF TRAUMA. HE VOMITED AND COLOR SLIGHTLY IMPROVED. . WAS TRANSPORTED TO MOUNT SINAI MEDICAL CENTER, WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM IN WITH SOME RESPIRATORY DISTRESS. BLOOD GASES INITIALLY WERE IN THE 42 RANGE, EVENTUALLY HAD TO BE INTUBATED FOR CONTROLFO SECRETIONS. HE WAS RESPONSIVE UNTIL JULY 23, WHEN HE BECAME VERY RESTLESS AND HAD TO BE PLACED ON MEDICATIONS. HIS HOSPITAL COURSE WAS COMPLICATED BY ASPIRATION PNEUMONIA, ADULT RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME, TOXIC METABOLIC ENCEPHALOPATHY AND POST ANOXIC ENCEPHALOPATHY WITH DEEP COMA. HE ALSO DEVELOPED SUPERIMPOSED PRERENAL AZOTEMIA WITH HYPERSMOLAR HYPERNATREMIA. HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE, UNTIL AUGUST 3, 1996, WHEN HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 1:40 AM. . PAST MEDICAL HISTORY WAS UNCLEAR, BUT APPARENTLY HE HAD HISTORY OF ETHANOL ABUSE AND HYPERTENSION.LVALK ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED ARRIVED AT MIAMI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT ON AUG. 2, 1996 FROM PUERTO RICO AND BEGAN FOAMING AT THE MOUTH AND STOPPED BREATHING. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED TO HER PAN AMERICAN HOSPITAL. SHE ARRIVED IN THE E/R WITH CPR IN PROGRESS, BUT IN ASYSTOLE. DESPITE CONTINUOUS EFFORT SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 4:00 PM. THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF ACUTE LYMPHOCYTIC LEUKEMIA, B-TYPE AND WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. VILLACAMPA (941-262-8226) OF NAPLES, FLORIDA. SHE HAD BEEN RECEIVING CHEMOTHERAPY, BUT IT WAS STOPPED TWO MONTHS AGO. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON AUGUST 3,1996 AT 8:35 AM., THE DECEASED WAS A => PEDESTRIAN <= WHO WAS STANDING ON THE WEST SHOULDER OF US-1 (SR-5), NORTH OF S.W. 248TH STREET. A 1996 GEO WAS TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND ON US-1 (SR-5) IN THE OUTSIDE LANE. THE VEHICLE HAD BALD TIRES ON THE REAR AND THE ROADWAY WAS WET. THE DRIVER OF THE GEO LOST CONTROL OF HIS VEHICLE AND RAN OFF THE MAIN TRAVEL PORTION OF THE ROADWAY AND STRUCK THE DECEASED WITH THE ELFT REAR SIDE. THE VEHICLE CONTINUED IN A SOUTHWESTERNLY DIRECTION TO ITS FINAL REST POSITION. THE DECEASED WAS THROWN TO HIS FINAL REST POSITION ON THE WEST SHOULDER OF THE US-1 (SR-5). . FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND THE DECEASED WAS AIRLIFTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 9:18 AM., UNRESPONSIVE, WITH MASSIVE HEAD INJURY, GCS=3, PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED. HE HAD A HORSESHOE LACERATION ON RIGHT TEMPORO-PARIETAL. CT SCAN OF BRAIN SHOWED A MASSIVE POSTERIOR/ANTERIOR INFARCTS. FALCIAN SUBDURAL MINOR. NEUROLOGICAL EXAMINATION CONCLUDED THAT DECEASED MET ALL BRAIN DEAD CRITERIA . WAS MAINTAINED ON HEMODYNAMICS TO CONSIDER ORGAN DONATION. WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 1:15 PM.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUG. 4, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS FOUND DEAD, FACE UP ON THE BATHROOM FLOOR. SHE HAD RECENTLY UNDERGONE SURGERY TO REMOVE A GROWTH FROM HER PELVIS. SHE WAS TAKEN CHEMOTHERAPY TREATMENTS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. RAVELO (365-0229) MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: CIPRO, LOPERAMIDE AND PHENAZOPYRID. ACCORDING TO DR. RAVELO THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF A TOTAL HYSTERECTOMY ON APRIL 9, 1996 FOR A RIGHT GRADE ENDOMETRIAL CARCINOMA. SHE HAD POSITIVE PELVIC LYMPH NODES AND STARTED RADIATION TREATMENT FROM JUNE 10, 1996 TO JUNE 30, 1996. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF FEVER, DIARRHEA AND VOMITING IN JUNE 1996 IN HAITI. HER MOTHER GAVE HER TYLENOL, ONE TEASPOON A DAY FOR THREE DAYS. FOUR DAYS LATER SHE WAS TAKEN TO A HOSPITAL IN HAITI FOR NOT URINATING. SHE WAS THEN TRANSPORTED TO THE UNITED STATES FOR FURTHER TREATMENT WHEN SHE WENT INTO CARDIAC ARREST. SHE WAS DIVERTED TO BROWARD GENERAL MEDICAL CENTER AND DIAGNOSED WITH SEVERE METABOLIC ACIDOSIS AND RENAL FAILURE, BUT SHE WAS TRANSFERED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL THE SAME DAY. THE DECEASED WAS INTUBATED EN ROUTE. SHE ARRIVED AT JMH LETHARGIC, STARING OFF IN SPACE AND ONLY RESPONSIVE TO PAIN. A CT SCAN REVEALED AN INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE WITH CEREBRAL EDEMA. SHE WAS FURTHER DIAGNOSED WITH TOXIC ENCEPHALOPATHY AND HER PROGNOSIS WAS POOR. SHE FURTHER DETERIORATED AND DEVELOPED RESPIRATORY FAILURE AND DIED ON AUG. 3, 1996 AT 12:10 PM. *PER THE JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL CHART, THE DECEASED IS TO BE RELEASED TO THE PUBLIC INTERMENT PROGRAM.* LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON JULY 1, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS A PEDESTRIAN CROSSING TAMIAMI TRAIL FROM NORTH TO SOUTH IN THE AREA OF SW 132ND AVENUE. A 96 FREIGHTLINER TRACTOR TRAILER WAS TRAVELING WEST ON TAMIAMI TRAIL. SUDDENLY THE DECEASED STEPPED INTO THE PATH OF THE TRACTOR TRAILER. THE DRIVER TOOK EVASIVE ACTION, BUT THE TAIL OF THE TRAILER SIDESWIPED THE DECEASED, KNOCKING HIM TO THE PAVEMENT. THE RIGHT REAR TIRES OF THE TRAILER RAN OVER HIS LEGS AND HE WAS DRAGGED ABOUT FIVE FEET. HE WAS AIRLIFTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. HE WAS UNCONSCIOUS UPON ARRIVAL, BUT REGAINED CONSCIOUSNESS DURING INITIAL ASSESSMENT. DIAGNOSED WITH LEFT PARIETAL SKULL FRACTURE, LEFT LATERAL ORBITAL FRACTURE, A LEFT ZYGOMATIC MAXILLARY COMPLEX FRACTURE AND POSITIVE FOR A LEFT SUBCONJUNCTIVAL HEMORRHAGE. HIS CONDITION GRADUALLY DETERIORATED AND ON JULY 30, 1996 HE HAD TO UNDERGO A TRACHEOSTOMY TO HOOK UP VENTILATOR. HIS WOUNDS HAD BEEN IRRIGATED AND DEBRIDED SEVERAL TIMES. ON AUG. 2, 1996 HE BECAME UNRESPONSIVE TO VERBAL OR TACTILE STIMULI. ON AUG. 4, 1996 HE BECAME PULSELESS WITH NO VITAL SIGNS AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 5:55 AM. HE HAD A HISTORY OF DEPRESSION. ***** REFILED ON AUGUST 19, 1996 ***** [BAR] ***** AMENDED ON APRIL 26, 1997 ****** [BAR]>LVALRL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DEC'D WAS AN INMATE AT THE "SOUTH FLORIDA RECEPTION CENTER" WHERE HE HAD BEEN TRANSFERRED FROM BROWARD COUNTY JAIL ON MAY 8, 1996. HE HAD BEEN SENTENCED TO SIX YEARS FOR GRAND THEFT AUTO AND BURGLARY. MAY 13, 1996 THE DEC'D UNDERWENT A PHYSICAL EXAMINATION BY A FACILITY PHYSICIAN. HE WAS DETERMINED TO BE IN APPARENT GOOD HEALTH AT THAT TIME. HE HAD A HISTORY OF LYMPHOMA AND OCCASIONAL HEADACHES. DURING THE DEC'D STAY, HE WAS BEING HOUSED IN AN OPEN DORM LOCATED IN THE "C" SECTION OF THE FACILITY. AUGUST 4, 1996 AN OFFICER WAS CONDUCTING AN HOURLY SECURITY CHECK WHEN HE FOUND THE DEC'D LYING IN HIS BUNK UNRESPONSIVE. HE SUMMONED FIRE-RESCUE HOWEVER, HE WAS PRONOUNCED D.O.A. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: AUGUST 4, 1996 AT APPROX 8:30 A.M. THE DECEASED WAS CROSSING NORTHWEST 7TH AVENUE FROM WEST TO EAST. ACCORDING TO A WITNESS, A VEHICLE TRAVELING NORTHBOUND ON NORTHWEST 7TH AVENUE STOPPED IN THE LEFT LANE TO ALLOW THE DECEASED TO CROSS IN FRONT OF HIM. A CHEVY, ALSO TRAVELING NORTHBOUND IN THE LEFT LANE, OBSERVED THE VEHICLE STOPPED. HE THEN CHANGES LANES AND RESUMES NORTHBOUND TRAVEL. AS HE PASSED THE STOPPED VEHICLE, HE COLLIDED WITH THE DEC'D WHO EXPIRED ON THE SCENE. THE DRIVER AND THE PASSENGER OF THE VEHICLE WERE BOTH TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL BY MIAMI FIRE-RESCUE, BOTH REMAIN IN CRITICAL CONDITION.LVALq According to initial police investigation: On August 4, 1996 the decedent was a ** pedestrian ** attempting to run across Biscaye Blvd.west to east when he was struck by the driver of a 1987 Pontiac. The driver told police he tried to avoid hitting him, but he just ran across the street and he couldn't avoid hitting him.. Miami Fire rescue responded, finding him unresponsive, gcs of 03 with blood coming from his ear, b/p 30/60. He was transported to JMH trauma where his condition continued to deteriorate and at 5:05 p.m. he was pronoucned. According to initial police investigation: The decedent and a friend were visiting Miami Bch., from Peru. On August 4th the couple was looking at T.V when without complaint the decedent collapsed onto the floor. Fire rescue responded finding him unresponsive in v.fib. Emergency treatment was administered and he was transported to MT. Sinai Medical Center. Upon arrival to the E.R. cpr continued however he converted to asystole and all efforts to resuscitate him ceased, he was pronounced at 10:34 a.m . Medical history: According to police, the decedent had open heart surgery about one yr. ago in Lima, Peru. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: AUGUST 4, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS WATCHING TELEVISION WITH A FRIEND. AT APPROX 11:00 A.M. THE DEC'D LEFT TO GO TO THE BATHROOM WHERE HE HAD TAKEN A BOTTLE OF GIN WITH HIM. AT APPROX 12:30 P.M. WHEN HE HAD NOT RETURNED, HIS FRIEND WENT LOOKING FOR HIM AND DISCOVERED HIM SITTING ON THE TOILET UNRESPONSIVE. HE SUMMONED MIAMI FIRE-RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HIM D.O.A.. THE DECEASED FRIEND KNEW OF NO PAST MEDICAL HISTORY, HOWEVER THE DEC'D HAD IN HIS POSSESION A "C.A.C." RAMSEY CARD. *****CASE REFILED MAY 18, 1997 (NLJ)*****)LVAL5 ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE DECEASED'S HUSBAND VIA TELEPHONE, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY SUFFERED FROM ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE AND WAS BEING SEEN BY A DOCTOR AT A LOCAL HMO-CLINIC. ON AUGUST 4, 1996, THE DECEASED HAD DINNER AT ABOUT 7:00 PM.; SHE THEN WAS PLACED ON BED AT 7:30 PM. AT 8:00 PM., HUSBAND WENT TO CHECK ON HER AND FOUND THAT SHE WAS NOT BREATHING. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND HER EXPIRED. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND ATTEMPTED TO CONTACT THE DECEASED'S PHYSICIAN, BUT WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS. SHE REPORTEDLY WAS TAKING OMETOCLOPRAMIDE 10MG. TABS. AND OB-COMPLEX TABLETS. . THE DECEASED HAD BEEN UNDER THE CARE OF DR. DAVID BROWN, 937-2254, SINCE 1992. DIAGNOSIS: SENILE DEMENTIA, PROGRESSIVE. STATUS POST CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT. PLACEMENT OF A PEG TUBE WAS BEING CONSIDERED, AS DECEASED WAS NOT EATING WELL. NO OTHER MEDICAL PROBLEM. WAS TAKING PRILOSEC AND B-12 VITAMINS. LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS AN EX-DRUG USER (HEROIN ADDICT) WHO WAS SUPPOUSIVELY REHABILITATED FOR THE PAST TWO (2) YEARS. ON AUGUST 4,1996 AROUND 3:00 PM., THE DECEASED AND A FRIEND MET AT THE AMERICAN LEGION BAR, WHERE HE HAD 3-4 DRINKS OF JACK DANIELS WITH WATER ON SIDE. HE STAYED AT THE PLACE FOR ABOUT TWO HOURS AND LATER WENT TO A FRIEND'S RESIDENCE. HE WENT TO THE RESTROOM AND WHEN HE REMAINED THERE FOR AN EXTENDED TIME, FRIEND WENT TO CHECK ON HIM AND FOUND THE DECEASED UNRESPONSIVE, ON A SITTING POSITION ON BATHROOM FLOOR WITH SHOULDERS AGAINST THE BOTTOM OF SHOWER STALL. HE STRUCK HIM ON THE CHEST AND SHOOK HIM IN AND ATTEMPT TO REVIVE HIM, BUT TO NO AVAIL; HE THEN PULLED HIM OUT OF THE BATHROOM AND ATTEMPTED CPR UNTIL HE REALIZED THAT THE DECEASED HAD EXPIRED. THE OWNER OF THE RESIDENCE RESPONDED ABOUT THIRTY MINUTES LATER AND SUMMONED RESCUE, WHO UPON ARRIVAL FOUND DECEASED EXPIRED. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED SUPINE ON BEDROOM WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. FRIEND REPORTED TO POLICE THAT THE DECEASED ON THE DAY OF THE INCIDENT AND ON PREVIOUS OCCASIONS HAD BEEN BRAGGING ABOUT AMPHETAMINES " DELADA" THAT HE COULD GET THEM FOR $ 25.00 ON HE STREET. HE FURTHER STATED THAT FOR THE LENGHT OF TIME THAT HE HAD KNOWN THE DECEASED, HE HAD NOT SEEN THE DECEASED TO USE OR POSSESS DRUGS, INCLUDING THE DAY OF THE INCIDENT. *** REFILED ON OCTOBER 31, 1996 *** BAR **7LVALE ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: AUGUST 4, 1996 THE DECEASED WIFE WAS IN THE BATHROOM FROM WHERE SHE HEARD A LOUD NOISE IN THE KITCHEN. SHE RESPONDED TO THE KITCHEN WHERE SHE DISCOVERED THE DECEASED LYING ON THE FLOOR IN A POOL OF BLOOD. CORAL GABLES FIRE-RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND RESPONDED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, DEC'D WAS LYING PRONE ON THE FLOOR IN FULL CARDIAC ARREST, MONITOR SHOWING V-FIB WHICH CONVERTED TO ASYSTOLE. C.P.R. WAS INITIATED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO SOUTH MIAMI HOSPITAL. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND IN ASYSTOLE. C.P.R. WAS CONTINUED, HOWEVER WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 10:07 P.M.. THE DECEASED PRIVATE PHYSICIAN WAS CONTACTED AND HE ADVISED HE WAS TREATING THE DEC'D FOR HEART PROBLEMS. HE WAS WILLING TO SIGN THE DEATH CERTIFICATE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF DIABETES MELLITUS, CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT, END STAGE RENAL DISEASE, HYPERTENSION, RENAL FAILURE, PULMONARY CONGESTION AND HISTORY OF ANKLE SPRAIN. THE DECEASED HAD A HABIT OF SCRATCHING AND REMOVING HIS SHUNT TUBE WHICH DATES BACK TO JULY 20, 1996. AUGUST 4, 1996 THE DEC'D WAS BEING CHANGED BY THE NURSE'S AIDE WHEN HE BEGAN SCRATCHING HIS LEG. HE REMOVED THE SHUNT WHICHAFTER HE BEGAN BLEEDING PROFUSELY. THE NURSE ATTEMPTED TO TIE A TOURNIQUET AND SUMMONED FIRE-RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 8:25 P.M., HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, INTUBATED WITH C.P.R. IN PROGRESS. ALL EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE WERE MET WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 8:40 P.M..dLVALr ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON AUGUST 5,1996 OPA-LOCKA POLICE OFFICERS WERE DISPATCHED TO 12900 BLOCK OF NW. 37TH AVENUE, REFERENCE A SCREAMING WOMAN. THEY MADE CONTACT WITH THE DECEASED WHO WAS ACTING IN A BIZARRE MANNER, AND RESTRAINED HER BY HANDCUFFING. AT THAT TIME THE DECEASED BECAME VIOLENT AND STRUGGLED WITH TWO OFFICERS. FOLLOWING THE STRUGGLE SHE WAS SECURED AND THEN BECAME UNRESPONSIVE, AND LATER EXPIRED. A SMALL PLASTIC BAGGIE CONTAINING SUSPECTED COCAINE WAS FOUND HER POSSESION. *** REFILED ON SEPTEMBER 5,1996 --- IP *** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS PART OF A GROUP OF FIVE ADULTS AND FIVE CHILDREN, INCLUDING THE DECEASED'S MOTHER, WHO HAD BEEN AT A PARTY IN HIALEAH WHERE THE DECEASED'S MOTHER AND OTHER ADULTS WERE CONSUMING ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES. THEY WENT TO MIAMI BEACH AND PARKED THEIR VEHICLES (2) AT 1 OCEAN DRIVE, IN FRONT OF PENRODS. PART OF THE GROUP WENT TO PENROD TO USE THE PHONE AND THE DECEASED'S MOTHER, OTHER TWO CHILDREN AND OTHER ADULTS WENT TO THE BEACH. ABOUT FIFTEEN (15) MINUTES LATER, THE TWO GROUPS MET AGAIN, AND AT THAT TIME THEY NOTICED THAT THE DECEASED WAS MISSING AND BEGAN SEARCHING FOR HER. FIFTEEN MINUTES LATER, THE DECEASED WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE, IN THE WATER. A CITIZEN THAT HEARD THE YELLING AND SCREAMING OF THE FAMILY RESPONDED AND BEGAN CPR. . FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED, INITIATED CPR AND TRANSPORTED THE DECEASED TO MOUNT SINAI MEDICAL CENTER, WHERE SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 12:10 AM., AUGUST 5,1996. THERE WERE STRONG EASTERLY WINDS AND A ROUGH SURF AT THE TIME OF THE INCIDENT.LVALE"qJ<+p5SUBARACHNOID HEMORRHAGE. DUE TO: RUPTURE OF BERRY ANEURYSMMULTIPLE INJURIES DUE TO: BLUNT TRAUMACOMPLICATIONS OF HEPATIC CIRRHOSISHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE MULTIPLE INJURIES DUE TO: BLUNT TRAUMAPULMONARY EMBOLISM DUE TO: THROMBOSIS OF DEEP LEFT CALF VEINS DUE TO: COMPLICATIONS OF REPAIR OF TORN LEFT ACHILLES TENDONDROWNING DUE TO: METASTATIC BREAST CANCER ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASECOMPLICATIONS OF CHRONIC POLYDRUG ABUSE (COCAINE, OPIATES) CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME .BLUNT FORCE TRAUMA TO CHEST AND ABDOMEN ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION DUE TO: CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS, MARKEDBLUNT CRANIOCEREBRAL TRAUMA DUE TO: MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: HEPATIC CIRRHOSIS AND THROMBOCYTOPENIAMASSIVE PULMONARY THROMBO-EMBOLUS, LEFT LUNG DUE TO: DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS, RIGHT AND LEFT POPLITEAL VEINSPENDING FURTHER STUDY (NOV. 7, 1996) ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEDROWNING. CONTRIB: HYPERTENSIVE AND ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEDRUG OVERDOSE (COCAINE AND HEROIN)PULMONARY THROMBOEMBOLI, BILATERAL DUE TO: PHLEBOTHROMBOSIS OF RIGHT POPLITEAL VEIN. Positional Asphyxia ISCHEMIC BOWEL. DUE TO: INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION. CONTRIB: DIABETES MELLITUSHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEPULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: CIRRHOTIC LIVER DISEASEHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASECORONARY ARTERIOSCLEROSIS. DUE TO: ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONT.CAUSE: HYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASE.TOXIC DELIRIUM AND SUDDEN DEATH. DUE TO: ACUTE COCAINE INTOXICATION.LVAL* ACCORDING TO INITIAL INFORMATION RECEIVED: THE DECEASED WAS A RESIDENT OF AN "A.C.L.F." WHERE SHE WAS BEING TREATED FOR PARANOID SCHIZOPHRENIA AND ANEMIA. JULY 19, 1996 WHILE AT THE A.C.L.F., THE DEC'D WAS DANCING WHEN SHE COLLAPSED. SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO SOUTH SHORE HOSPITAL WHERE SHE WAS ADMITTED WITH PARANOID SCHIZOPHRENIA AND ACUTE EXACERBATION. HER CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND ON AUGUST 4, 1996 SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. HER ATTENDING PHYSICIAN REFUSED TO SIGN THE DEATH CERTIFICATE. CASE WAS BROUGHT INTO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS OFFICE FOR PROPER CERTIFICATION. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS REPORTEDLY SUFFERING FROM NUMEROUS MEDICAL PROBLEMS AND WAS RESIDING IN AN ADULT CONVALESCENT LIVING FACILITY. AUGUST 5, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS DISCOVERED BY HER NURSE UNRESPONSIVE LYING IN BED. THE NURSE SUMMONED FIRE-RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HER DEAD. NO OBVIOUS SIGNS OF TRAUMA OR FOUL PLAY. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON AUGUST 5, 1996 A.M., A NEIGHBOR OF THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS CHECKING THE STAIRS AT THEIR BUILDING BECAUSE HE HAD HEARD SOME RUMBLING. THE DECEASED WAS FOUND NOT BREATHING AND FOAMING AT THE MOUTH, LYING AT THE BOTTOM OF A FLIGHT OF STAIRS. THE NEIGHBOR RAN OUT TO THE CORNER TO CALL "911" AND WHEN RESCUE RESPONDED, FOUND THE DECEASED EXPIRED. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED LYING ON HIS LEFT SIDE IN A FETAL POSITION, WITH A LACERATION ON HIS RIGHT HAND. AS PER NEIGHBOR, THE DECEASED HAD HISTORY OF HEART PROBLEMS.HLVAL;V ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON AUGUST 5, 1996 DECEASED WAS AT HER RESIDENCE WASHING DISHING WHEN SHE SUDDENLY COLLAPSED AND STRUCK HER HEAD ON THE FLOOR. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HER LYING ON THE KITCHEN FLOOR, UNRESPONSIVE. CPR WAS INITIATED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO HIALEAH HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, INTUBATED AND CPR IN PROGRESS. SHE WAS WITHOUT ANY RESPIRATIONS AND HAD FIXED AND DILATED PUPILS. MEDICATIONS WERE ADMINISTERED AND SHE WAS DEFIBRILLATED SEVERAL TIMES, HOWEVER, WITHOUT ANY RESPONSE. AN EKG SHOWED FLAT LINE AND SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 12:40 P.M.. DECEASED HAD BEEN TREATED IN THE PAST BY DR. ROBERTO MENDEZ AND HAD A HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION AND CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL INFORMATION RECEIVED: AUGUST 4, 1996 AT APPROX 1:20 P.M. THE DECEASED WAS BROUGHT INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL BY FAMILY MEMBERS AFTER SHE COMPLAINED OF SHORTNESS OF BREATH, DYSNEA AND PROGRESSIVE DETERIORATION IN HER GENERAL CONDITION. SHE WAS ALSO OBSERVED WITH BILATERAL LEG ULCERS OF WHICH HER FAMILY STATES HAS GOTTEN LARGER IN THE PAST TWO MONTHS. UPON ADMISSION, THE DEC'D DAUGHTER STATED DEC'D HAD A MEDICAL HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION, INSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETES MELLITUS II, INTRAVENOUS DRUG USE AND TUBERCULOSIS. SHE WAS INTUBATED AND REQUIRED MECHANICAL VENTILATION. ADMITTING DIAGNOSIS INCLUDED: SEPTIC SHOCK, TUBERCULOSIS, METABOLIC ACIDOSIS, LOWER LEG ULCERS, ACUTE RENAL FAILURE AND URINARY TRACT INFECTION. HER CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND SHE DEVELOPED SEPSIS. AUGUST 5, 1996 SHE DEVELOPED V-TACH AND SUBSEQUENTLY WENT INTO ASYSTOLE. SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 3:00 A.M..LVAL< ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED BROTHER STATED THAT ON AUGUST 5, 1996 SHE WENT TO BED ABT. 5:00 P.M. AS USUAL AND DID NOT COMPLAINT OF ANY ILLNESSES. THE FOLLOWING MORNING ABT. 5:00 A.M., HER BROTHER FOUND HER LYING ON HER STOMACH AND WAS UNRESPONSIVE. HE ATTEMPTED TO AWAKEN HER BUT WAS UNSUCCESSFUL. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HER EXPIRED. SHE HAD BEEN TREATED IN THE PAST BY DR. HERSHMAN WHO STATED THAT SHE HAD A HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION. SHE HAD NEVER BEEN HOSPITALIZED NOR DID SHE HAVE ANY OTHER ILLNESSES. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THIS OFFICE INCLUDED: POTASSIUM, RESERPINE AND HYDROCHLORTHIAZIDE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON AUGUST 5, 1996 DECEASED WAS FOUND BY A FRIEND LYING ON THE FLOOR BETWEEN THE BATHTUB AND THE TOILET EXPIRED. POLICE RESPONDED AND FOUND HER WITH A SMALL BRUISE ON THE BACK OF THE HEAD. A BOX OF LIGHT BULBS WERE FOUND ON HER LAP - IT APPEARED THAT SHE STEPPED ON THE TOILET WHICH WAS BROKEN TO CHANGE THE BULB AND FELL. SHE HAD BEEN TREATED IN THE PAST AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, HOWEVER, HER MEDICAL HISTORY IS UNKNOWN AT THIS TIME. MEDICATION SENT TO THIS OFFICE INCLUDED: MECLIZINE AND SEVERAL OTHER EMPTY VIALS. ***** Refile 10/9/96 gds ****** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON AUGUST 5, 1996 ABT. 12:00 NOON BY A NEIGHBOR'S SON AND REPORTEDLY DID NOT LOOK WELL AT THAT TIME, HOWEVER, SHE DID NOT COMPLAIN OF ANY ILLNESSES. LATER THAT EVENING, THE NEIGHBOR WENT TO CHECK ON HER WELL BEINGS AND OBSERVED HER THROUGH A WINDOW LYING ON THE FLOOR. FIRE RESCUE AND POLICE WERE SUMMONED AND FOUND HER EXPIRED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. DECEASED HAD A LONG HISTORY OF DIABETES AND WAS BEING TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. MEDICAL HISTORY TO BE CONFIRMED. LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD BEEN AN INPATIENT AT PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, AND WAS RECENTLY RELEASED HOME. SHE WAS BEING TREATED FOR INTESTINAL CANCER. . ON AUGUST 5,1996 AT 7:50 PM., THE DECEASED EXPIRED AT HOME. POLICE RESPONDED AND ATTEMPTED TO CONTACT HER PHYSICIAN BUT MET WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED TO THE SCENE TOO. . INFORMATION ON PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER MEDICAL CHART REVEALED THAT THE DECEASED WAS ADMITTED TO THE HOSPITAL ON JULY 29,1996 AND DISCHARGED ON AUGUST 5,1996, THE SAME DAY SHE LATER EXPIRED AT HOME. DIAGNOSIS: GASTRIC CARCINOMA WITH POSSIBILITY OF METASTASIS. RULE OUT UNDERLYING SMALL BOWEL OBSTRUCTION. GASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDING, CURRENTLY WITH ANEMIA. ELEVATED WHITE BLOOD CELL COUNT, RULE OUT UNDERLYING SEPSIS. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD BEEN COMPLAINING OF CHEST PAINS FOR THE PAST THREE DAY, BUT REFUSED TO SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION. ON AUGUST 5,1996 P.M., SHE WAS WALKING ABOUT IN HER RESIDENCE WHEN SHE BEGAN TO COMPLAIN OF A SHARP CHEST PAIN, WHILE HOLDING ON TO HER CHEST. . FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON RESPONDING FOUND THE DECEASED RESPONSIVE, ORIENTED, OBEYING COMMANDS, WITH BLOOD PRESSURE OF90/60, COMPLAINING OF SHORTNESS OF BREATH AND AND CHEST PAIN ON AND OFF. SHE ALSO STATED HAVING DIZZY SPELLS. WAS TRANSPORTED TO CORAL GABLES HOSPITAL, WHERE SHE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 6:00 PM., WITH DIZZINESS, HYPOTENSIVE, AND WITH CHEST PAINS. HER CONDITION RAPIDLY DETERIORATED AND REQUIRED TO BE INTUBATED, WENT INTO BRADYCARDIA, THEN INTO ASYSTOLE. RESUSCITATION PROTOCOL WAS INITIATED AND CONTINUED UNTIL 6:52 PM., WHEN SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. . ACCORDING TO HER DAUGHTER, THE DECEASED HAD NO MEDICAL HISTORY AND NEVER WENT TO A DOCTOR.^LVALYlACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: AUGUST 5, 1996 THE DECEASED WALKED UP TO THE NIGHT MANAGER AT THE "NEW DEAL MOTEL" AND RENTED A ROOM. THE DEC'D APPEARED TO BE "HIGH" ON SOMETHING. HE THEN WALKED INTO THE ROOM AND CLOSED THE DOOR. SHORTLY AFTER 6:00 A.M. AUGUST 6, 1996, THE NIGHT MANAGER WAS WALKING HIS GUARD DOG AROUND THE PREMISES WHEN THE DOG WAS ALERTED TO THE ROOM. THE MANAGER CHECKED AND FOUND THE DOOR AJAR (THE DOOR DOES NOT STAY CLOSED WHEN IT IS NOT LOCKED FROM THE INSIDE). HE DISCOVERED THE DEC'D LYING FULLY CLOTHED ON THE BED. THE MANAGER PULLED THE DOOR SHUT. 30-40 MINUTES LATER, THE MANAGER CAME BACK AND FOUND DEC'D LYING IN THE SAME POSITION. HE LEFT AND SUMMONED MIAMI FIRE-RESCUE. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, HE WAS PRONOUNCED D.O.A.. THE ROOM KEY WAS FOUND ON THE BED NEXT TO THE DEC'D. THE MANAGER PICKED UP THE KEY AND SECURED THE ROOM ONCE FIRE-RESCUE PRONOUNCED THE DEC'D. REFILED JANUARY 21, 1997 (NLJ) ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION AND HOSPITAL RECORDS, DECEASED WAS A RESIDENT OF SOUTH POINT MANOR NURSING HOME AND HAD A HISTORY OF ATHEROSCLEROTIC PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASE, STATUS POST RIGHT ABOVE THE KNEE AMPUTATION, HYPERTENSION, ANGINA, SICK SINUS SYNDROME-STATUS POST PACEMAKER, CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE AND CHOLECYSTITIS. HE WAS ADMITTED TO MIAMI HEART INSTITUTE ON JULY 18, 1996 WHERE HE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH LEFT LOWER LOBE PNEUMONIA AND DISCHARGED BACK TO THE NURSING HOME. ON AUGUST 6, 1996 HE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ABT. 2:00 A.M. BY NURSING HOME PERSONNEL AND APPEARED TO BE RESTING COMFORTABLY AT THAT TIME. A FEW HOURS LATER, HE WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE AND WITHOUT ANY VITAL SIGNS. CPR WAS INITATED AND FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED. DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS MADE, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 5:00A.M. HE WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. KIRPALANI WHO REFUSED TO SIGN THE DEATH CERTIFICATE.HLVALV ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS A GRAND NATION CHAMPION SCULLER AND HAD BEEN TRAINING VIGOROUSLY FOR AN UPCOMING TOURNAMENT. HE AND A FRIEND WOULD GO OUT BOATING EVERY MORNING. ON AUGUST 6, 1996, HIS FRIEND ARRIVED AT THE LAKE AND FOUND HIM SLUMPED OVER THE BOAT FACE DOWN IN THE WATER. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HIM WITHOUT ANY VITAL SIGNS AND IN ASYSTOLE RHYTHM. THEY BEGAN ADVANCED CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT, INTUBATED AND ADMINISTERED MEDICATIONS. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PAN AMERICAN HOSPITAL WHERE HE ARRIVED PULSELESS WITH FIXED AND DILATED PUPILS. HE WAS SUCTIONED THROUGH ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE REMOVED 40 CC OF BLOOD. ADDITIONAL CARDIAC MEDICATIONS WERE ADMINISTERED AND CPR CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 8:35A.M.. DECEASED WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. DE OLAZARRA WHO STATED THAT HE HAD A HISTORY OF PROSTATE CANCER, RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY -15 YRS AGO AND HEART DISEASE. HE HAD UNDERGONE A CARDIAC CATHERIZATION ABT. 3 YEARS AGO AT BAPTIST HOSPITAL. ***DECEASED WAS A RETIRED SURGEON.*** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS UNDER A PHYSICIAN'S CARE FOR CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, S/P CORONARY ARTERY BYPASS GRAFT IN 1986, DIABETES MELLITUS AND EMPHYSEMA (SMOKER FOR 40 YEARS). HER LAST HOSPITAL ADMISSION WAS AT KENDALL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER APRIL 2, 1995 WHERE SHE HAD ALSO BEEN TREATED FOR UNSTABLE ANGINA PECTORIS AND CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. AUGUST 6, 1996 THE DECEASED' HOME HEALTH CARE NURSE RESPONDED TO HER RESIDENCE TO CHECK ON HER. UPON HER ARRIVAL, SHE ENTERED AND DISCOVERED THE DEC'D EXPIRED, NO OBVIOUS SIGNS OF TRAUMA OR FOUL PLAY._: @:@M@=@ :@rq? :@?@:@96-2079HILLRALPH EYRMWHITEHomeless person/ no address JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM BISCAYNE BLVD. 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BUTCHKO@ ֧^^YXVVMHA:@5@@:@?:@?:@96-2125FIGUERASMICHELLEYRFWHITE8419 NORTHWEST 189TH STREET ROAD MIAMI, FLORIDASTREET: NORTHWEST 103RD STREET & 22ND AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDASTREET: NORTHWEST 103RD STREET & 22ND AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL'@406440-S01DETECTIVE BUCHANAN@F:(&̐``[ZXXPHA :@D@@:@` ` ?:@?:@96-2124BARREROALBERTOYRMWHITE1620 SOUTHWEST 1ST STREET #4 MIAMI, FLORIDACOLUMBIA CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER - INPATIENTAT WORK: 2197 NORTHWEST 22ND COURT MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL"@2221351-V02DETECTIVE FRANK CASTILLO@(洊^^YXVVOHA:@*@@:@JI? :@?:@96-2123BOODOOSINGHRANDYYRMWHITE15250 SW 80TH STREET #1, MIAMI, FLORIDABAPTSIT HOSPITAL OF MIAMI LAKE: 8900 SW 150TH PLACE CIRCLE, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL PNEUMONIA DUE TO: NEAR DROWNING399829-S01DET. MCCOLMANu@+Ң``[ZXXSHA LVAL{# ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUG. 6, 1996 THE DECEDENT WAS WORKING ON A FREIGHTER ON THE MIAMI RIVER, LOCATED AT 3840 NW N. RIVER DR. THE DECEASED HAD A FEW DIZZY SPELLS DURING THE DAY AND AFTER DRINKING A PINEAPPLE JUICE HE COLLAPSED ON THE DECK. CO-WORKERS CALLED FIRE RESCUE AND THEY TRANSPORTED HIM TO HIALEAH HOSPITAL. HE ARRIVED IN THE E/R IN ASYSTOLE WITH FIXED AND DIALTED PUPILS. DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 3:50 PM. ACCORDING TO HIS FAMILY THE DECEASED HAD NO MEDICAL HISTORY. HE COMPLAINED OF NOT FEELING WELL LATELY AND WAS DEPRESSED ABOUT NOT SEEING HIS MOTHER SINCE AGE THREE, BUT WAS NOT SUICIDAL. HE SMOKED MARIJUANA AND CIGARETTES AND DRANK ALCOHOL ON OCCASION. THEY WERE NOT AWARE OF ANY DOCTORS OR PSYCHIATRISTS HE MAY HAVE SEEN AND HE DID NOT HAVE ANY PRESCRIPTIONS. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED HAD NOT BEEN SEEN IN SEVERAL DAYS. ON AUG. 6, 1996 HIS NEIGHBORS BECAME CONCERNED AND CALLED POLICE. THEY GAINED ENTRY THROUGH THE GARAGE DOOR AND FOUND THE DECEASED DEAD ON THE BATHROOM FLOOR. THERE WAS NO SIGN OF TRAUMA OR FOUL PLAY. THE DECEASED WAS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. SAMOLE (662-7722). HE HAD A HISTORY OF CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, CHRONIC ATRIAL FIBRILLATION, MITRAL INSUFFICIENCY, CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, EARLY SENILE DEMENTIA AND TWO PREVIOUS STROKES. HE WAS PRESCRIBED LANOXIN, LASIX, COUMADIN, VASOTEC AND GLUBETROL, BUT WAS NON-COMPLIANT WITH HIS MEDICATION. LVALui ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUG. 7, 1996 THE DECEASED HAD COMPLAINED OF NOT FEELING WELL AND SEVERE HEADACHES. SHE TOOK ONE TYLENOL AND A GLASS OF MILK ABOUT 3:00 AM, AUG. 8, 1996. AT 10:00 AM SHE WAS DISCOVERED IN THE BATHROOM KNEELING BESIDE THE BATHTUB, SLUMPED FACE DOWN WITH HER HEAD SUBMERGED IN THE TUB OF WATER. ACCORDING TO HER FAMILY THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF BREAST CANCER AND UNDERWENT A MASTECTOMY ABOUT THREE YEARS AGO IN BRAZIL, POSSIBLE METASTASIES TO LUNG. SHE HAD COMPLAINED OF HEADACHES RECENTLY, BUT REFUSED TO SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION.** THIS IS A BONE/TISSUE CASE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI BROUGHT TO THE DADE COUNTY MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPART- MENT FOR BONE/TISSUE PROCUREMENT. ** . ACCORDING TO INFORMATION PROVIDED ON TISSUE BANK DONOR INFORMATION RECORD, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY SUFFERED FROM HYPERTENSION, CARDIOMYOPATHY AND WAS STATUS POST CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT. ON AUGUST 7,1996 HE WAS TAKEN TO NORTH COLLIER HOSPITAL AND ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM IN CARDIORESPIRATORY ARREST. PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 8:36 AM. ACCORDING TO INITIAL INFORMATION RECEIVED: JULY 29, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS ADMITTED TO PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL FROM AN ADULT DAY CARE PSYCHIATRIC CENTER WITH A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE, S/P PERMANENT PACEMAKER AND QUESTIONABLE SEIZURE DISORDER. HE WAS TAKING KLONOPIN, POTASSIUM, TEGRETOL, PROZAC, LASIX, RISPERDAL AND BENADRYL. UPON ADMISSION HE WAS COMPLAINING OF SHORTNESS OF BREATH AND COUGH, HE WAS ALERT BUT CONFUSED. ADMITTING DIAGNOSIS: R/O PNEUMONIA. HE WAS TREATED SUPPORTIVELY UNTIL AUGUST 6, 1996 AT 12:29 P.M. WHEN NURSES ENTERED HIS ROOM AND FOUND HIM ON THE FLOOR UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITALS. URINE AND FECES SURROUNDED HIS BODY, CODE BLUE WAS CALLED, HE WAS INTUBATED AND C.P.R. INITIATED. HE WAS PLACED BACK IN BED AND TRANSPORTED TO THE S.I.C.U. AREA WHERE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS WERE CONTINUED, HOWEVER TO NO AVAIL, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD.OLVAL*] ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED: ON MAY 11, 1996 THE DECEDENT WAS ABOARD A DC-9 VALUJET AIRCRAFT, FLIGHT #592, TRAVELING TO ATLANTA, GEORGIA WHEN FOR UNKNOWN REASONS THE AIRCRAFT CRASHED INTO THE EVERGLADES. ALL 110 PASSENGERS AND CREW MEMBERS ABOARD EXPIRED AT THE SCENE. *THE DECEASED WAS POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED BY JEWELRY ATTACHED TO TISSUE THAT WAS COVERED IN ME# 96-9604. THE JEWELRY WAS A GOLD COLORED RING DIPICTING TWO DOLPHINS EACH OF WHICH HAD A TINY CLEAR STONE IN THE EYE. ON THE INSIDE OF THE RING IS STAMPED "KABANA" FOLLOWED BY A LOGO CONSISTING OF A TINY CIRCLE WITHIN ANOTHER CIRCLE FOLLOWED BY "14K". THE RING WAS ALSO DESCRIBED AND POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED BY THE DECEDENT'S FAMILY.* ACCORDING TO INITIAL INFORMATION RECEIVED: JULY 30, 1996 AT APPROX 9:00 A.M. THE DECEASED WAS A ***PASSENGER*** IN A MEDICAL TRANSPORT VAN FROM CENTURION MEDICAL CENTER. THE VAN WAS TRAVELING WEST ON THE PALMETTO WHEN ANOTHER VEHICLE CHANGED FROM THE CENTER LANE TO THE OUTSIDE CAUSING THE VAN TO VEER RIGHT AND COLLIDE WITH A GUARDRAIL. THE VAN CAME TO REST ON THE NORTH SHOULDER OF S.R. 826 AND THE OTHER VEHICLE FLED THE SCENE. THE DEC'D AND OTHER OCCUPANTS WERE TRANSPORTED TO HIALEAH HOSPITAL WHERE THEY WERE TREATED AND RELEASED HOME THE SAME DAY. THE NEXT DAY, JULY 31, 1996 DEC'D HAD AN EMESIS AND COMPLAINED OF HEADACHES. AUGUST 5, 1996 THE DEC'D AWOKE AT APPROX 3:00 A.M. AND COMPLAINED OF THE DESIRE TO VOMIT AT WHICH TIME HE DID. HE WAS GIVEN TWO ADVILS AND WENT BACK TO SLEEP. LATER THAT SAME DATE, APPROX 10:00 A.M. HE WAS FOUND IN BED UNRESPONSIVE. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL. HE WAS ADMITTED WITH THE FOLLOWING DIAGNOSIS: CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT AND ALTERED MENTAL STATUS. HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD ON AUGUST 6, 1996 AT 12:05 P.M.. *****CASE REFILED FEBRUARY 14, 1997 (NLJ)*****qLVALq ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUG. 6, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS THE UNRESTRAINED DRIVER OF A 91 TOYOTA TRUCK TRAVELING WEST ON SW 68TH STREET IN THE AREA OF 137TH AVENUE. A 91 MITSUBISHI WAS TRAVELING SOUTH ON SW 137TH AVENUE APPROACHING 68TH STREET. AT THE INTERSECTION THE DECEASED FAILED TO YIELD FROM A POSTED STOP SIGN, ENTERED THE INTERSECTION AND WAS STRUCK ON THE LEFT SIDE BY THE MITSUBISHI. THE DECEASED WAS EJECTED AND HIS VEHICLE ROLLED AFTER THE IMPACT. THE MITSUBISHI THEN ROTATED AND STRUCK THE LEFT REAR SIDE OF A 94 NISSAN. THE RIGHT REAR PASSENGER OF THE NISSAN WAS UNRESTRAINED AT THE TIME OF IMPACT. THE DECEASED DIED ON THE SCENE. THE DRIVERS OF THE NISSAN AND THE MITSUBISHI WERE TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA KENDALL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER IN STABLE CONDITION, BUT THE RIGHT REAR PASSENGER OF THE NISSAN WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL IN CRITICAL CONDITION AND WAS LAST REPORTED AS BEING BRAIN DEAD, BUT NOT PRONOUNCED AT THE TIME OF THIS REPORT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF HEART PROBLEMS AND A STROKE IN 1994. HE WAS NOT UNDER THE CARE OF ANY PARTICULAR DOCTOR, HOWEVER HE HAD BEEN TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. DECEASED WAS ALSO TAKING PRESCRIBED HEART MEDICATIONS, HOWEVER FAMILY MEMBERS COULD NOT RECALL THE NAMES. AUGUST 6, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS AT THE ENGLISH LEARNING CENTER WHEN HE SUDDENLY COLLAPSED. AN OFF DUTY CITY OF MIAMI POLICE OFFICER WAS ON THE SCENE AND SUMMONED MIAMI FIRE-RESCUE. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, DEC'D WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE. HE WAS PLACED ON THUMPER AND TRANSPORTED TO CORAL GABLES HOSPITAL WITH C.P.R. IN PROGRESS. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 9:00 P.M. HE REMAINED WITH NO CHANGE IN CONDITION. MONITOR WAS SHOWING ASYSTOLE WITH PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED. ALL EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE HIM FAILED, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 9:15 P.M..1LVAL? ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUG. 8, 1996 ABOUT 6:56 AM THE DECEASED WAS FOUND LYING JUST OUTSIDE HIS APARTMENT DOOR BY THE LANDLORD. HE WAS COOL TO THE TOUCH. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND FOUND HIM DEAD. HE HAD A HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION, NON INSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETES MELLITUS AND BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERTROPHY, LEFT ATRIAL ENLARGEMENT AND LEFT VENTRICULAR HYPERTROPHY AND TREATED AT C.A.C (822-0404). HE WAS ALSO TREATED AT PALM SPRINGS GENERAL HOSPITAL AND UNDERWENT ENDOSCOPIC RETROGRADE CHOLANGIOPANCREATOGRAPHY WITH PHINCTEROTOMY AND STONE EXTRICATION. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: ZANTAC, AMOXICILLIN, CARDIZEM METROPOLOL, MICRONASE AND GLYBURIDE. *** THIS CASE WAS REFERRED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DE- PARTMENT BY RIVERO FUNERAL HOME STAFF AFTER BODY HAD BEEN BURIED AND CERTIFYING PHYSICIAN HAD LISTED CEREBRAL CONTUSIONS AS CAUSE OF DEATH *** . ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM HIALEAH AND PALMETTO HOSPITALS MEDICAL CHARTS, AND INFORMATION GIVEN BY THE DECEASED'S DAUGHTER VIA TELEPHONE, ON JUNE 22, 1996 THE DECEASED AND HIS WIFE WOKE-UP FROM A NAP AT 3:00 PM., SHE WENT TO THE KITCHEN WHEN SHE HEARD A THUMP COMING FROM THE BEDROOM, AND UPON INVESTIGATING FOUND THE DECEASED UNRESPONSIVE, ON FLOOR. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED THE DECEASED TO HIALEAH HOSPITAL WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED AND A CT SCAN DONE WHICH SHOWED A SUBARACHNOID HEMORRHAGE, AND POSSIBLY A RIGHT FRONTAL HEMORRHAGIC INFARCT, CONTUSION. WAS RELEASED FROM THE HOSPITAL ON JULY 23, AND SENT TO A REHABILITATION CENTER. HE STAYED AT THE REHAB UNTIL JULY 25,1996, WHEN HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL IN CADIORESPIRATORY ARREST. EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE HIM WERE NEGATIVE, WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD ON JULY 25, 1996 AT 7:06 AM. . HE REPORTEDLY HAD HISTORY OF CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE AND CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE.+LVAL ; ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DCEASED WAS UNDER THE MEDICAL CARE OF DR. ENRIQUE DAVILA FOR MULTIPLE MYOLOMA. ACCORDING TO DR. DAVILA, HE HAD BEEN HOSPITALIZED NUMEROUS TIMES AT MOUNT SINAI MEDICAL CENTER FOR THIS CONDITION AND HAD PREVIOUSLY UNDERWENT TWO SURGERIES, ALSO PERFORMED AT MOUNT SINAI. RECORDS TO BE OBTAINED. AUGUST 7, 1996 THE DECEASED TELEPHONED DR. DAVILA AND COMPLAINED OF SEVERE PAIN AND FEVER. DR. DAVILA ADVISED THE DEC'D TO IMMEDIATELY RESPOND TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HOWEVER THE DEC'D REFUSED. ON THIS SAME DATE, A NEIGHBOR RESPONDED TO HIS RESIDENCE AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED INSIDE HIS APARTMENT. HE WAS SITTING ON THE TOILET WITH NO SIGNS OF TRAUMA OR FOUL PLAY. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ACCORDING TO THE DEC'D SON, HE HAD NOT HEARD FROM HER SINCE AUGUST 5, 1996. AUGUST 7, 1996 HER SON RESPONDED TO HER RESIDENCE TO CHECK ON HER WELFARE. UPON HIS ARRIVAL, HE DISCOVERED HER LYING ON THE FLOOR UNRESPONSIVE. HE SUMMONED MIAMI FIRE-RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HER D.O.A.. ACCORDING TO HER PRIVATE PHYSICIAN, THE DECEASED WAS BEING TREATED FOR CORONARY INSUFFICIENCY AND HYPERTENSION. ACCORDING TO INTIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUG. 7, 1996 FIRE RESCUE RECEIVED A CALL IN REFERENCE TO A MAN HAVING A HEART ATTACK. UPON ARRIVAL THE DECEASED WAS FOUND IN THE REAR OF A VEHICLE IN A FETAL POSITION. WHEN HE EXITED THE VEHICLE HE BECAME COMBATIVE, BUT WAS RESTRAINED AND TRANSPORTED TO NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL HIS B/P WAS 108/63, TEMP. 101.5, PULSE 134 AND RESP. 28. HE WAS BLEEDING FROM HIS RECTUM AND EXPERIENCING AGONAL RESPIRATION. HE WENT INTO RESPIRATORY ARREST AND DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 5:55 PM. THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, TUBERCULOSIS, COCAINE AND HEROIN ABUSE. WAS TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (MR#0851686). ** REFILED ON SEPTEMBER 8, 1996 ** [BAR]LVALg ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON AUGUST 8, 1996 DECEASED WAS A PEDESTRIAN ATTEMPTING TO CROSS U.S. 1 FROM WEST TO EAST. A VEHICLE WAS TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND IN THE INSIDE LANE OF U.S. 1 AND STRUCK THE DECEASED WITH THE FRONT LEFT SIDE OF THE VEHICLE. THE DECEASED WAS THROWN ONTO THE HOOD OF THE VEHICLE AND THEN EJECTED ONTO THE MEDIAN. POLICE AND FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED ON THE SCENE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUG. 8, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS AT HOMING HOLDING OPEN A DOOR WHEN HE SUDDENLY COLLAPSED. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND DECEASED IN FULL CARDIAC ARREST. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL AND ARRIVED INTUBATED, ON THUMPER AND CPR IN PROGRESS. HE WAS WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND IN ASYSTOLE, BUT CPR CONTINUED WITHOUT SUCCESS AND HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 11:16 AM. THE DECEASED UNDERWENT TENDON SURGERY TO HIS LEFT ANKLE ON JULY 21, 1996 AT PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER. THE PROCEDURE WAS PERFORMED BY DR. WARREN WINDRAM (933-6000) WHO PRESCRIBED ROXICET AND CEPHALEXIN AFTER SURGERY. HIS PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIAN WAS DR. HOWARD SUSSMAN (654-5440). HIS WIFE ADVISED THE DECEASED HAD NO PREVIOUS MEDICAL HISTORY. HE STOPPED SMOKING ABOUT 8 MONTHS AGO, BUT ONLY SMOKED ABOUT A PACK OF CIGARETTES EVERY TWO OR THREE WEEKS. HE DRANK BEER OCCASIONALLY ON WEEKENDS AND DID NOT USE ILLEGAL DRUGS. SHE FURTHER ADVISED HE WAS PLAYING BASKETBALL ON JULY 20, 1996 AT THE BELAFONTE TACOLCY CENTER LOCATED AT 6161 NW 9TH AVENUE WHEN HE HURT HIS LEFT ANKLE. HE WENT TO PARKWAY HOSPITAL AND UNDERWENT SURGERY. 'LVAL3 ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON AUGUST 8, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS AT VETERAN ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL CENTER IN THE WAITING ROOM OF THE EYE CLINIC WHEN HE SUDDENLY COLLAPSED. MEDICAL STAFF RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE WITHOUT A PULSE OR RESPIRATION. CPR WAS INITIATED AND MEDICATIONS ADMINISTERED. AN EKG SHOWED PULSELESS ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY AND FLAT LINE. DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS MADE, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 2:31 P.M.. DECEASED HAD BEEN HOSPITALIZED IN THE PAST AT V.A. HOSPITAL AND HAD A DIAGNOSIS OF TRANSIENT ISCHEMIC ATTACK, HYPERTENSION, CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE AND STATUS POST ANTERIOR COMMUNICATING ARTERY ANEURYSM CLIPPING.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUG. 4, 1996 ABOUT 1:15 PM THE DECEASED, AN AUTISTIC CHILD, WAS WADING IN A DESIGNATED SWIMMING AREA BEHIND 8900 SW 150TH PLACE CIRCLE. ACCORDING TO HIS MOTHER HE WENT UNDER THE WATER AND DID NOT RESURFACE. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO BAPTIST HOSPITAL OF MIAMI. HE ARRIVED IN THE E/R UNRESPONSIVE WITH CPR IN PROGRESS. AFTER VIGOROUS CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION THE DECEASED REGAINED A HEART RATE AND HE WAS PLACED ON LIFE SUPPORT. HIS PUPILS WERE EXTREMELY DILATED AND UNRESPONSIVE. A CATHETER WAS IN PLACE IN THE LEFT SIDE OF HIS NECK. THERE WAS GOOD AIR ENTRY BILATERALLY, BUT THERE WAS NO WITHDRAWAL TO PAINFUL STIMULI, NO GAG AND NO CORNEAL REFLEX NOTED. HIS PROGNOSIS WAS VERY POOR. ON AUG. 6, 1996 HE HAD SPIKED FEVERS BETWEEN 102 AND 106, HAD A LOT OF UPPER AIRWAY CONGESTION AND SECRETIONS AND A NEUROLOGICAL EXAMINATION OF AUG. 5, 1996 SHOWED NO EVIDENCE OF BRAIN STEM FUNCTION. HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND ON AUG. 8, 1996 ANOTHER NEUROLOGICAL EXAMINATION SHOWED NO BRAIN ACTIVITY AND LIFE SUPPORT WAS DISCONNECTED. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 6:43 PM. ACCORDING TO HOSPITAL CHART THE CASE IS UNDER INVESTIGATION WITH H.R.S. (MS. HAYWOOD 234-2272). THE MOTHER IS REPORTEDLY DYSFUNCTIONAL EVEN PRIOR TO DECEDENT'S ACCIDENT AND IS MORE SO SINCE HIS DEATH AND SHE HAS NO FUNDS FOR FUNERAL SERVICES.wLVAL= ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: AUGUST 9, 1996 AT APPROX 1:30 A.M. THE DEC'D WAS THE ***DRIVER*** OF A FORD ESCORT THAT WAS TRAVELING WESTBOUND ON NORTHWEST 103RD STREET. A CHEVROLET TRUCK WAS TRAVELING NORTHBOUND ON NORTHWEST 22ND AVENUE AT A HIGH RATE OF SPEED. AT THE INTERSECTION THE TRUCK STRUCK THE ESCORT ON THE DRIVER'S SIDE AND BOTH VEHICLES WERE RE-DIRECTED TO THE NORTHWEST. THE DEC'D EXPIRED ON THE SCENE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS EMPLOYED AS A LABORER WITH "AMERICAN TEMPORARY SERVICE". AUGUST 7, 1996 HE CAME INTO THE OFFICE FROM A JOB AND COMPLAINED OF NOT FEELING WELL. FIRE-RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND RESPONDED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, HE WAS FOUND HAVING MULTIPLE SEIZURES, HOWEVER AFTER THE FIRST DOSE OF VALIUM, THE ACTIVE SEIZING STOPPED. HE WAS INTUBATED, C.P.R. INITIATED AND TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM HE WAS ADMITTED WITH SUBARACHNOID BLEED, CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT AND HYPOGLYCEMIA. HE REMAINED COMATOSE AND UNRESPONSIVE. HE WAS ADMITTED INTO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT WHERE HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND ON AUGUST 8, 1996 HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO THE DECEASED FATHER, HE HAS NEVER BEEN PREVIOUSLY ADMITED TO ANY HOSPITAL. HE HAS NEVER BEEN ILL OR TAKIEN ANY TYPE MEDICATIONS. HE REPORTS THAT HE IS A HEAVY DRINKER.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION AND BAPTIST HOSPITAL RECORDS, THE DECEASED RESIDED IN NASSAU, BAHAMAS. ON AUGUST 8, 1996 DECEASED HUSBAND STATED THAT SHE AWAKEN ABT. 6:00 A.M. AND TOOK A SHOWER WITHOUT ANY COMPLAINTS. A FEW MINUTES LATER, SHE WAS FOUND LYING ON THE BED MOANING AND UNRESPONSIVE. SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT PRINCESS MARGARET HOSPITAL WHERE A CT SCAN REVEALED A MASSIVE DIFFUSE SUBARACHNOID HEMORRHAGE. SHE WAS TRANSFERRED TO DOCTORS HOSPITAL IN NASSAU AND WAS INTUBATED AND PLACED ON VENTILATION. SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WITHOUT BRAIN STEM REFLEXES. SHE WAS SUBSEQENTLY TRANSPORTED TO BAPTIST HOSPITAL OF MIAMI FOR A SECOND OPINION. SHE WAS ADMITTED WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF LETHAL SUBARACHNOID HEMORRHAGE - BRAIN DEATH. SHE REMAINED IN A COMATOSE STATE AND ON LIFE SUPPORT. FAMILY MEMBERS AGREED TO DISCONTINUE SUPPORT AND SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 12:15 A.M. ON AUGUST 9, 1996. DECEASED HUSBAND STATED THAT SHE HAD NO KNOWN MEDICAL PROBLEMS AND HAD NOT COMPLAINED OF ANY ILLNESSES.KLVALY ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: AUGUST 9, 1996 AT 4:30 A.M. THE DECEASED WAS THE ***DRIVER OF A 1987 HONDA THAT WAS IN THE NORTHBOUND LANE ON OKEECHOBEE ROAD. THE DRIVER OF A 1990 KENWORTH TRUCK TRACTOR THAT WAS TRAVELING NORTHBOUND ON OKEECHOBEE STATED THAT THE DEC'D VEHICLE WAS STOPPED IN THE NORTHBOUND LANES WITHOUT ANY LIGHTS ON. THE LEFT FRONT OF THE TRUCK CAME INTO CONTACT WITH THE LEFT FRONT OF THE HONDA, KILLING THE DEC'D ON THE SCENE. THE OTHER DRIVER WAS NOT INJURED. POLICE INVESTIGATION REVEALED THAT THE DEC'D WAS WEARING HIS SEAT BELT AND SHOULDER RESTRAINT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF HEART DISEASE AND RECENTLY PROGRESSIVE SHORTNESS OF BREATH. JUNE 10, 1996 HE WAS ADMITTED TO MIAMI HEART INSTITUTE WHERE HE UNDERWENT OPEN HEART SURGERY FOR REPAIR OF SINUS VENOUS DEFECT WITH PERICARDIAL PATCH. HE WAS THEN TAKEN TO I.C.U. IN STABLE CONDITION WITH NO COMPLICATIONS AND SUBSEQUENTLY RELEASED HOME. AUGUST 9, 1996 DURING THE EARLY MORNING HOURS, THE DEC'D WAS DISCOVERED UNRESPONSIVE AND UNCONSCIOUS BY FAMILY MEMBERS. C.P.R. WAS INITIATED AND FIRE-RESCUE WAS SUMMONED. UPON FIRE-RESCUE ARRIVAL, DEC'D REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITASLS. C.P.R. WAS CONTINUED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 3:30 A.M., HE WAS STILL UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITALS. FACE WAS BLUE FROM THE NECK UP AND PUPILS WERE FIXED AND DILATED. ALL EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE WERE MET WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS AND HE WAS PRONOUNCED AT 3:35 A.M.. *** REFILED ON AUGUST 27, 1996 --- IP *** LVALpI#Mt%i Q/qg.DILATED CARDIOMYOPATHY CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: HYPERTENSION ATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASEDELAYED COMPLICATIONS OF MULTIPLE BLUNT TRAUMA ISCHEMIC HEART DISEASE WITH UNSTABLE ANGINA. BRONCHOPNEUMONIA ASSOCIATED WITH ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE AND CIRRHOSIS OF LIVER CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: CHRONIC ETHANOLISMBRONCHOPNEUMONIA. DUE TO: BLUNT HEAD TRAUMA CONT. CAUSE: DOWN'S SYNDROME, BLINDNESSDILATED CARDIOMYOPATHY DUE TO: AORTIC AND MITRAL RHEUMATIC VALVULAR DISEASE WITH PROSTHETIC REPLACEMENTSCOMPLICATIONS OF COCAINE TOXICITY.Stillbirth associated with maternal cocaine abuse. ATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY ARTERY DISEASERUPTURED THORACIC AORTIC ANEURYSM.PULMONARY THROMBOEMBOLI, BILATERAL DUE TO: PHLEBOTHROMBOSIS OF LEFT POPLITEAL VEINARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: HYPERTENSIONMULTIPLE INJURIES. DUE TO: BLUNT TRAUMA.ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME PULMONARY THROMBO-EMBOLISM DUE TO: THROMBOSIS OF RIGHT CALF DEEP VEINSARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASESARCOID OF THE HEART CONT.CAUSE: PULMONARY EMPHYSEMA (TOBACCO LUNG DISEASE) CARDIAC TAMPONADE DUE TO: ACUTE HEMOPERICARDIUM DUE TO: RUPTURED ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION DUE TO: ATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASERUPTURED AORTIC ABDOMINAL ANEURYSM. DUE TO: ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.HYPERTENSIVE ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASEATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEBLUNT TRAUMA. DUE TO: AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEMULTIPLE INJURIES DUE TO: BLUNT TRAUMACOMPLICATIONS OF TREATMENT OF CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: CORONARY ARTERY ATHEROSCLEROSIS.0LVAL@ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS A RESIDENT OF THE DADE COUNTY HUD RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY FOR THE DISABLED AND HAD BEEN RESIDING THERE FOR THE PAST TWO YEARS. HE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON AUGUST 6, 1996 AND WAS APPARENTLY DOING ALRIGHT. ON AUGUST 9, 1996, A NEIGHBOR FOUND HIM INSIDE HIS APARTMENT EXPIRED. POLICE RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM IN A SLIGHT STAGE OF DECOMPOSITION. HE HAD NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. DECEASED HAD BEEN TREATED IN THE PAST BY DR. FUNDORA AND HAD A HISTORY OF HEART AND LIVER DISEASE. MEDICAL HISTORY TO BE CONFIRMED. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL RECORDS, ON AUGUST 9, 1996 DECEASED WAS AT THE ABOVE LOCATION REPORTEDLY EATING RICE WHEN HE SUDDENLY COLLAPSED. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO THE HOSPITAL WHERE HE ARRIVED INTUBATED, UNRESPONSIVE AND PULSELESS. MEDICATIONS WERE ADMINISTERED AND CPR CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 5:55 P.M.. DECEASED HAD AN OLD GUNSHOT WOUND TO THE ABDOMEN AREA. *** POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION WAS MADE BY VIEWING PHOTO'S*** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUG. 8, 1996 ABOUT 5:50 AM THE DECEASED WAS THE DRIVER OF A 90 FORD VAN TRAVELING NORTH ON THE FLORIDA TURNPIKE IN THE CENTER LANE. THERE WAS ANOTHER VEHICLE SLOWLY TRAVELING NORTH IN THE CENTER LANE AHEAD OF THE DECEASED. THE DECEASED COLLIDED INTO THE LEFT REAR OF THE OTHER VEHICLE. THE DECEASED WAS PARTIALLY EJECTED THROUGH THE DRIVER WINDOW AND THE VAN FLIPPED OVER ONTO THE DRIVER SIDE PINNING THE DECEASED BETWEEN THE ROADWAY AND THE VAN. HE DIED ON THE SCENE.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL INFORMATION RECEIVED: DECEASED WAS UNDER THE MEDICAL CARE OF DR. ARMANDO FLEITES FOR ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION AND PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASE. WAS TAKING LOPRESSOR, MELLARIL, PROXON AND NORPRAMIN. HOSPITAL CHART STATES DEC'D HAS A HISTORY OF SUICIDE ATTEMPT. ON AUGUST 11, 1996 THE FIRE-RESCUE WAS SUMMONED TO THE DEC' D RESIDENCE. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, THE DECEASED WAS FOUND LYING ON THE FLOOR COMPLAINING OF WEAKNESS AND RIGHT SIDED FACIAL NUMBNESS. SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PALM SPRINGS GENERAL HOSPITAL. UPON HER ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 9:40 A.M., DEC'D WAS UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITAL SIGNS AND MONITOR SHOWING ASYSTOLE. SHE WAS INTUBATED AND C.P.R. EFFORTS WERE CONTINUED, HOWEVER TO NO AVAIL. SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 10:00 A.M.. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM VETERAN'S ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL RECORDS AND FAMILY MEMBERS, ON JULY 26, 1996 DECEASED WAS THE DRIVER OF A VEHICLE THAT FAILED TO GIVE THE RIGHT OF WAY TO ANOTHER VEHICLE AND COLLIDED. HE WAS TAKEN TO ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL IN PALM BEACH COUNTY WHERE HE REPORTEDLY RECEIVED STITCHES TO THE HEAD AREA AND RELEASED. SINCE THAT TIME HE BEGAN ACTING BIZARRE- HAVING PERSONALITY CHANGES AND ALTERED MENTAL STATUS. HE WAS TAKEN TO THE V.A. HOSPITAL IN WEST PALM BEACH WHERE A CT OF HEAD REVEALED A MASS AT FORAMEN OF MONROE WITH OBSTRUCTION OF LATERAL VENTRICLES. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO MIAMI THE TO V.A.. ON AUGUST 8, 1996 HE UNDERWENT A BIFRONTAL CRANIOTOMY, RESECTION OF TUMOR. THE FOLLOWING DAY ABT. 8:30 A.M., HE WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE WITHOUT A PULSE OR RESPIRATION. A CODE WAS CALLED AND CPR INITIATED - AN EKG SHOWED ASYSTOLE RHYTHM. CPR CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 8:57 A.M.. ** REFILED ON DECEMBER 18, 1996 ** [BAR]LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS SELF-EMPLOYED AND RESIDED IN A HOUSE TRAILER IN A VACANT LOT LOCATED AT NORTHWEST 77TH COURT AND 160TH STREET. THE DECEASED WAS ALLOWED TO RESIDE THERE BY THE REPORTER IN EXCHANGE FOR SECURITY OF THE PREMISES, HE ALSO REPORTS DEC'D HAD NO LOCAL RELATIVES. DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE AUGUST 6, 1996 BY THE REPORTER. HE STATES DEC'D HAD NO COMPLAINTS AT THAT TIME. ON AUGUST 11, 1996 THE REPORTER RESPONDED TO THE TRAILER AND UPON HIS ARRIVAL, HE DETECTED A STRONG ODOR EMITTING FROM THE TRAILER. UPON FURTHER INVESTIGATION, HE ENTERED AND DISCOVERED THE DEC'D EXPIRED INSIDE. HE WAS FOUND IN A KNEELING POSITION BETWEEN THE TABLE AND SOFA. HE WAS IN ADVANCED STAGES OF DECOMPOSITION. ACCORDING TO INITIAL INVESTIGATION AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE U.S. COAST GUARD, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS AN ATTORNEY WHO RESIDED IN JUPITER, FLORIDA. HE HAD ARRIVED IN THE BAHAMAS ON AUGUST 7, 1996 AND STAYED ON A BOAT CALLED "RHONDA KAYE". ON AUGUST 9, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS A PILOT FLYING SOLO IN A BEECHCRAFT-36, 6-SEAT PRIVATE AIRCRAFT, N976WL, THAT DEPARTED GREAT HARBOR, CAY, BAHAMAS ON AUGUST 9,1996 AT ABOUT 9:45 AM., AND WAS GOING TO WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA. AT 10:04 PM.,WHILE FLYING AT 10,000 FEET MEAN SEA LEVEL. THE DECEASED WAS HEARD BY TWO OTHER PILOTS ADVISE" MAY DAY" THREE TIMES, BEFORE SPIRALING DOWNWARD IN POSITION 25-54.42NORTH 078-14.59WEST. LAST POSITION AND FINAL: 52 NAUTICAL MILES SOUTH OF FREEPORT, GRAND BAHAMA ISLAND. . THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS IN CONTACT WITH MIAMI AIR ROUTE TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTER--F.A.A. AT THE TIME OF THE INCIDENT. THE DECEASED (PILOT) DID FILE INSTRUMENT FLIGHT RULES (IFR) FLIGHT PLAN FOR THE FLIGHT. . THE DECEASED'S BODY WAS RECOVERED AND BROUGHT TO THE U.S. COAST GUARD STATION AT 100 MC ARTHUR CAUSEWAY IN MIAMI BEACH, FROM WHERE HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT. *** REFILED ON SEPTEMBER 5,1996 -- IP ***LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUG. 9, 1996 THE DECEASED HAD DIFFICULTY BREATHING ALL DAY. SHE HAD A HISTORY OF EMPHYSEMA FOR ABOUT 30 YEARS. ABOUT 3:30 AM, AUG. 10, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS HAVING GREATER DIFFICULTY BREATHING AND AT 4:22 AM SHE STOPPED BREATHING ALL TOGETHER. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED, BUT PRONOUNCED HER DEAD UPON ARRIVAL. SHE WAS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. BURKE (947-7744) AND HE TREATED HER FOR CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE, ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE AND TWO DECUBITI. SHE WAS PRESCRIBED PERPHENAZINE & AMITRIPTYLINE, MINITRAN, NIFEDIPINE, FUROSEMIDE, PREMARIN AND PROCARDIA. *FAMILY ADVISED DECEASED DID NOT WANT AN AUTOPY IN THE EVENT OF HER DEATH.* ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUG. 10, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS FOUND IN DISTRESS ABOUT 2:20 AM AND FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED, BUT PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD UPON ARRIVAL. HE HAD A HISTORY OF OPEN HEART SURGERY ABOUT TWO YEARS AGO AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (MR# 1913192). AND WAS ALSO TREATED AT CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUG. 9, 1996 ABOUT 11:00 PM THE DECEASED WAS WATCHING TELEVISION WITH HIS FAMILY WHEN HE SUDDENLY COMPLAINED OF SHARP CHEST PAIN AND ACHING ELBOWS. HE GOT UP AND WALKED AROUND FOR AWHILE AND TOOK SOME MAALOX. HE WENT TO THE BATHROOM AND WAS FOUND LYING ON THE BATHROOM FLOOR AROUND 11:30 PM. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED, BUT PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD UPON ARRIVAL. HIS PAJAMAS WERE DOWN AROUND HIS ANKLES AND STOOL WAS IN THE TOILET. A CIGARETTE AND A LIGHTER WAS ALSO ON THE FLOOR. THE DECEASED SMOKED 1 1/2 TO 2 PACKS OF CIGARETTES A DAY AND DIDN'T WATCH HIS FAT INTAKE. HE ATE FRIED STEAK WITH ONIONS FOR DINNER AND WAS HITTING GOLF BALLS AT RANGE ABOUT 6:00 PM FOR 1/2 AN HOUR. HE HAD NO KNOWN MEDICAL HISTORY, NO INJURIES AND NO COMPLAINTS PRIOR TO DATE OF DEATH.HLVALV ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUG. 10, 1996 THE DECEASED HAD BEEN DRINKING ALCOHOL THROUGHOUT THE DAY UNTIL ABOUT 10:00 PM. THE DECEASED WENT TO BED AFTER THAT. ABOUT 3:30 AM, AUG. 11, 1996 HE WAS HEARD COUGHING. HIS BROTHER NOTICED HE HAD DIFFICULTY BREATHING THEN HE BECAME UNRESPONSIVE. HIS BROTHER THEN DROVE HIM HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL. HE ARRIVED IN THE E/R IN ASYSTOLE ABOUT 4:00 AM, BUT DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 4:09 AM. THE BROTHER ADVISED THE DECEASED JUST CAME FROM MEXICO AND HAD NO PRIOR MEDICAL HISTORY. ******* REFILE 10/9/96 GDS *********** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON AUGUST 10, 1996 A.M., THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY EXPERIENCED DIFFICULTY BREATHING, AT HOME. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON ARRIVAL FOUND THE DECEASED IN RESPIRATORY DISTRES, HYPOTENSIVE, IN SINUS TACHYCARDIA. SHORTLY AFTER TREATMENT BEGAN HE DETERIORATED, WENT INTO IDIOVENTRICULAR RHYTHM, THEN INTO VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. CPR WAS INITIATED AND DEFIBRILLATION ATTEMPTED, WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 5:05 AM., UNRESPONSIVE, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, IN ASYSTOLE. CPR CONTINUED UNTIL 5:16 AM., WHEN HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE HOSPITAL AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. AS PER DECEASED'S WIFE, HIS PAST MEDICAL HISTORY CONSISTED OF HYPERTENSION AND HEART CONDITION. HE HAD SUFFERED A HEART ATTACK IN THE PAST FOR WHICH HE WAS ADMITTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. . JMH PATIENT # 209-76-02. LAST ADMITTED ON JUNE 4,1996 TO JUNE 10,1996. FINAL DIAGNOSIS: STATUS POST ROTOR BLADE AND STENT PLACEMENT OF LEFT ANTERIOR DESCENDING LESION IN THE CORONARY VESSELS. CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE. IRON-DEFICIENCY ANEMIA, ETIOLOGY UNKNOWN. HEMATURIA. HYPERTENSION. PEPTIC ULCER DISEASE.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUG. 11, 1996 ABOUT 12:30 AM THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE BY HER DAUGHTER AS THEY PREPARED TO GO TO BED. AT 5:00 AM THE DAUGHTER WENT TO WAKE HER FOR THEIR TRIP TO VENEZUELA, BUT SHE WAS NOT ON THE COUCH WHERE SHE USUALLY SLEPT. THE DAUGTHER FOUND HER IN THE BATHROOM ON THE FLOOR UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HER DEAD. SHE HAD A SMALL LUMP ON THE BACK OF HER HEAD THAT HAD BEEN BLEEDING, BUT THERE WAS NO EVIDENCE OF FOUL PLAY. THE DECEASED HAD ONLY BEEN IN THE UNITED STATES SINCE APRIL 96. SHE HAD A HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION, BUT WAS TREATED IN CARACAS, VENEZUELA. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: PENICILLIN, DIFENAC, RETIN-A, BESANIL, VALIUM, RENITEC AND PRILACE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, AND INFORMATION OBTAINED VIA TELEPHONE FROM THE DECEASED'S WIFE, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY SUFFERED FROM ARTHRITIS, A SLIPPED DISK SINCE AN ACCIDENT AT WORK MANY YEARS AGO, IN CONNECTICUT. HAD BEEN PRESCRIBED NAPROXEN FOR THE PAIN. ON AUGUST 10, 1996 PM., UPON RETURNING FROM A TRIP OUT OF TOWN HE SAT TO WATCH TELEVISION. SHORTLY AFTER, THE WIFE WAS AWAKENED BY THE DECEASED WHO WAS SCREAMING FOR HELP COMPLAINING OF PAIN IN THE BACK, SO BAD THAT HE COULD NOT RESIST IT, AND CAUSED HIM TO HAVE AN EMESIS. WIFE TOOK HIM TO C.A.C. - URGENT CARE, WHERE HE WAS GIVEN TWO INJECTIONS, TORADOL AND DEMEROL. A WHILE LATER HE HAD A SEIZURE AND WENT INTO CARDIORESPIRATORY ARREST. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HIM IN P.E.A., HEART RATE OF 40. CPR WAS STARTED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PALM SPRINGS GENERAL HOSPITAL, WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE E.R. AT 3:46 AM., UNRESPONSIVE, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, ON THUMPER. RESUSCITATION EFFORTS TERMINATED AT 4:20 A.M., WHEN HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. . ACCORDING TO WIFE, THE DECEASED HAD NO OTHER HISTORY EXCEPT FOR THIS ARTHRITIS AND THAT HE HAD BEEN EXPOSED TO GRAPHITE DUE TO WORKING FOR MANY YEARS IN A COMPANY THAT USED THAT SUBSTANCE AND DUE TO THAT HE HAD ONE LUNG AFFECTED.[LVAL"i ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS EMPLOYED IN THE MENTAL HEALTH INDUSTRY. HE WAS THE DRIVER AND ONLY OCCUPANT OF HIS VEHICLE, A 1991 HONDA THAT WAS TRAVELING SOUTH BOUND ON THE FLORIDA TURN PIKE SUNDAY, AFTERNOON, AUGUST 11, 1996. HE APPARENTLY LOST CONTROL OF THE VEHICLE AND IN ROLLED OVER SEVERAL TIMES, HE WAS NOT WEARING RESTRIANTS AND WAS EJECTED ONTO THE MEDIAN STRIP WHERE HE EXPIRED AT THE SCENE. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED HAD BEEN DIAGNOSED AS " H.I.V. " POSITIVE WITH THE VIRUS INFECTION SINCE 1989. WAS BEING TREATED AT THE HUMAN RESOURCES HEALTH CENTER AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS SINCE HER ADMISSION ON JULY 26, 1996. ON AUGUST 11, 1996, SHE WAS BEING ASSISTED AS SHE WAS USING THE TOILET WHEN SHE SUDDENLY LOST CONSCIOUSNESS. STAFF MEMBERS INITIATED CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS BEFORE EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS ARRIVED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, THEY WERE ABLE TO CAPTURE A PULSE BEFORE THEY TRANSPORTED HER TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL SHE WAS WITHOUT ANY VITAL SIGNS AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 2:25 PM. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOR MENINGOENCEPHALITIS DUE TO TOXOPLASMOSIS, CANDIDASIS OF THE MOUTH, GENITAL HERPES, HERPETIC ULCERATION OF THE VULVA, MAJOR DEPRESSION, BACTERIAL INFECTION, ASYMPTOMATIC HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS (HIV). `LVALzp ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATIONS: THE DECEASED' WIFE EXPIRED AND SINCE HER DEMISE, HE HAS BEEN LIVING INSIDE HIS VEHICLE IN THE PARKING LOT LOCATED AT WEST 18TH COURT AND 46TH STREET. AUGUST 12, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS OBSERVED BY POLICE WHEN HE ARRIVED AT THE PARKING LOT AT 12:30 P.M. AND APPEARED FINE. AT APPROX 1:15 P.M. THE DEC'D WAS OBSERVED ON HIS KNEES IN THE PARKING LOT. THE OFFICER ASKED HIM IF HE WANTED FIRE-RESCUE, THE DEC'D MOVED HIS HEAD. HE WAS THEN ROLLED OVER ON HIS BACK AND FIRE-RESCUE WAS SUMMONED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, HE WAS D.O.A.. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGTAION: AUGUST 12, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS THE ***DRIVER*** OF A VEHICLE TRAVELING NORTHBOUND ON KROME AVENUE (S.R. 997) APPROXIMATELY 8.8 MILES NORTH OF SOUTHWEST 8TH STREET (S.R. 90). SHE LOST CONTROL OF HER VEHICLE AND RAN OFF THE ROADWAY ON THE RIGHT. AS SHE CAME BACK ONTO THE ROADWAY, SHE OVER-CORRECTED HERSELF AND CROSSED THE CENTER LINE AND STRUCK A 1985 FORD TRUCK HEAD-ON THAT WAS TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND ON KROME AVENUE. THE DECEASED WAS WEARING HER SEAT BELT AND SHOULDER RESTRAINT AND THE VEHICLE WAS EQUIPPED WITH AIR BAGS FOR BOTH OCCUPANTS. HER MOTHER WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - RYDER TRAUMA CENTER WHERE SHE IS IN STABLE CONDITION. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A RESIDENT AT THE "RAINBOW" ADULT CONVALESCENT LIVING FACILITY. HE WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. ANTONIO GORDON FOR LEFT HEMIPARESIS, HYPERLIPIDEMIA, HYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASE, KIDNEY STONES, S/P CHOLECYSTECTOMY, S/P BILATERAL PNEUMONIA AND OSTEOPOROSIS. AUGUST 12, 1996 AT 7:00 A.M. THE DECEASED WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE IN BED. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND RESPONDED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, DEC'D WAS PRONOUNCED D.O.A., NO OBVIOUS SIGNS OF TRAUMA OR FOUL PLAY. HIS ATTENDING PHYSICIAN WAS OUT OF TOWN AT THE TIME OF DEATH AND WAS NOT AVAILABLE TO SIGN THE DEATH CERTIFICATE.LVAL4 ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WORKED AS A LABORER WITH THE "L. A. GLASS AND MIRRIOR COMPANY". ON MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 1996, AT ABOUT 5:56 AM, HE WAS THE DRIVER OF A 1995 TOYOTA 4-DOOR THAT WAS TRAVELING NORTH BOUND ON NORTH WEST 72ND AVENUE. HE ATTEMPTED TO MAKE A LEFT TURN AT THE INTERSECTION OF NW 72ND AVENUE AND 43RD STREET IN FRONT OF 1995 TOYOTA AND WAS STRUCK IN THE RIGHT FRONT SIDE . HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL BY EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL HIS BLOOD PRESSURE WAS 110/PALPABLE, PULSE 90 AT 6:38 AM, HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE WITH LABORED AND ASSISTED BREATHING, MULTIPLE TRAUMA, RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES IN PROGRESS. AN EXPLORATORY LAPAROTOMY WAS DONE TO REPLACE DESENDING THORACIC AORTA. HE TOLERATED THE PROCEDURE HOWEVER, HIS CONDITION DETERIORATED UNTIL HE EXPIRED AT 1:47 PM. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A MAINTENANCE WORKER EMPLOYED WITH GERM FREE LABORATORIES INC.. HE HAD A HISTORY OF SEIZURE DISORDER DATING BACK THE LAST TWO YEARS. HE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON SUNDAY, AUGUST 11, 1996, AT ABOUT 1:00 AM, AT THAT TIME HE STATED TO A FRIEND THAT HE FELT EXTREMELY TIRED, AND THAT HE WAS GOING HOME TO GO TO BED. NO ONE WAS ABLE TO REACH HIM BY TELEPHONE THE FOLLOWING DAY. A FAMILY MEMBER WENT OVER TO HIS RESIDENCE TO CHECK ON HIM, FOUND HIM NUDE, LYING ON THE FLOOR OF THE LIVING ROOM EXPIRED AND IN A SLIGHTLY DECOMPOSING STATE. POLICE ADVISE THERE WAS FACIAL TRAUMA THAT MAY HAVE BEEN DUE TO HIM FALLING AT THE TIME HE EXPIRED. LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD BEEN COMPLAINING OF BACK PAIN AND HAD BEEN LAYING DOWN DURING THE DAY. AFTER DINNER, HE WENT TO THE BATHROOM, COUGHING. WIFE RESPONDED TO CHECK ON HIM AND FOUND THE DECEASED COUGHING PROFUSELY LARGE AMOUNTS OF BLOOD.. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON RESPONDING TRANSPORTED THE DECEASED TO BAPTIST HOSPITAL, WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 11:50 AM., WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, CPR IN PROGRESS. RESUSCITATION CONTINUED UNTIL 12:06 AM., AUGUST 13,1996, WHEN THE DECEASED WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE HOSPITAL AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. HIS PRIVATE PHYSICIAN WAS CONTACTED AND ADVISED THAT THE DECEASED WAS SUFFERING WITH HYPERTENSION AND EMPHYSEMA AND THAT HE WAS WILLING TO SIGN THE DEATH CERTIFICATE, HOWEVER, HIS WIFE ADVISED THAT SHE WANTED TO REQUEST AN AUTOPSY TO KNOW THE EXACT CAUSE OF HIS DEATH. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT CONSISTED OF: ZYLOPRIM, THEO-DUR, COLCHICINE, ATENOLOL, TRIAM.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON AUGUST 12, 1996, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS COMPLAINING OF STOMACH PAIN, THOUGHT IT WERE EXCESSIVE GASES. , HE TOOK A ZANTAC TO OBTAIN SOME RELIEF, AND SHORTLY AFTER HE COLLAPSED. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON ARRIVAL FOUND THE DECEASED LYING SUPINE ON A SOFA, UNRESPONSIVE, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, IN VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. CPR WAS INITIATED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO HIALEAH HOSPITAL, WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 6:30 PM., UNRESPONSIVE, IN ASYSTOLE, CPR IN PROGRESS. RESUSCITATION EFFORTS CONTINUED UNTIL 7:05 PM., WHEN HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. . AS PER WIFE, THEY HAD BEEN MARRIED FOR TWELVE YEARS AND DURING THAT TIME HE HAD NEVER BEEN SICK OR REQUIRED HOSPITALIZATION. HE JUST COMPLAINED OF ABDOMINAL PAINS ON AND OFF. HE DRANK AT TIMES TO THE POINT OF INTOXICATION, BUT WAS NOT A DAILY DRINKER. WAS NOT KNOWN TO USE ANY DRUGS. *** REFILED ON DECEMBER 23, 1996 *** [BAR]LVAL ACCORDING TO THE HOSPITAL RECORDS: THE MOTHER OF THE DECEASED WAS PREGNANT AND HAD BEEN HOMELESS, LIVING ON THE STREET OF MIAMI BEACH. SHE WAS ALSO KNOWN TO HAVE AN ADDICTION TO ILLICIT DRUGS. TUESDAY AUGUST 13, 1996, AT ABOUT 3:00 AM, SHE WAS STANDING ON A SIDEWALK COMPLAINING OF ABDOMINAL PAINS WHEN FOUND BY MIAMI BEACH FIRE RESCUE UNITS. THEY TRANSPORTED HER TO MOUNT SINAI MEDICAL CENTER WHERE SHE DELIVERED A STILLBORN MALE INFANT MOMENTS AFTER ARRIVAL. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: AUGUST 12, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS FED A BOTTLE AT APPROX 10:00 P.M.. SHE WAS THEN PLACED IN HER BED WHERE SHE FELL ASLEEP. AT APPROX 2:00 A.M. ON AUGUST 13, 1996, HER GRANDMOTHER WENT TO FEED HER AND DISCOVERED HER COLD AND UNRESPONSIVE. MIAMI FIRE-RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND RESPONDED. UPON FIRE-RESCUE ARRIVAL, DEC'D WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE, IN ASYSTOLE WITH DILATED PUPILS. SHE WAS VIEWED WITH EXCRETIONS FROM HER MOUTH AND NOSE AND SKIN TEMPERATURE WAS COOL. C.P.R. WAS INITIATED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 3:15 A.M. SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITAL SIGNS. SHE WAS CYANOTIC AND LIPS WERE BLUE IN COLOR. C.P.R. WAS CONTINUED HOWEVER, TO NO AVAIL AND SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 3:35 A.M.. ACCORDING TO POLICE REPORT: DECEASED WAS BORN AT NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER AND WAS RECEIVING REGULAR MEDICAL CHECK-UPS AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. SHE HAS NEVER BEEN ILL OR SHOWN ANY ABNORMAL BEHAVIOR. LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MEDICAL CHART (PATIENT # 200-47-21), ON AUGUST 12, 1996 FIRE RESCUE AND POLICE WERE CALLED TO RESPOND TO N.W.22ND AVENUE AND 34TH STREET. THE DECEASED WAS FOUND LAYING IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ROADWAY WITH BOTH ARMS OUTSTRETCHED HOLDING A KNIFE IN ONE, AND YELLING TO RUN HIM OVER, STAB HIM OR STEP ON HIM. HE INDICATED THAT HE WAS ON FIRE AND UTTERED SOMETHING ABOUT THE DEVIL. HE REFUSED POLICE ASSISTANCE, BROKE AWAY AND STARTED RUNNING IN A ZIG-ZAG PATTERN ACROSS FOUR LANES OF MODERATE TRAFFIC. SEVERAL BYSTANDERS ADVISED HE WAS INVOLVED IN SOME TYPE OF "SANTERIA": RITUAL. WAS HANDCUFFED, LEG IRONS-FOUR POINT RESTRAINTS APPLIED AND TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL UNDER THE BAKER ACT. . WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM ON AUGUST 13,1996 AT 1:00 AM., AWAKE BUT NOT RESPONSIVE TO VERBAL STIMULI, PUPILS 3MM EQUAL AND REACTIVE TO LIGHT, VERY DIAPHORETIC, TACHYPNEIC. HAD AN APPARENT PUNCTURE WOUND TO RIGHT ARM AND A PUNCTURE WOUND ON RIGHT LEG, WITH SWOLLEN ANKLE. THE FOLLOWING PROBLEMS WERE IDENTIFIED: SEVERE METABOLIC ACIDOSIS. LOW HEMOGLOBIN AND HEMATOCRIT COUNT. SCHIZOPHRENIA. SINUS TACHYCARDIA. DURING THE REST OF HIS COURSE AT THE HOSPITAL, HIS CONDITION DETERIORATED, HAD SHALLOW RESPIRATION, BECAME HYPOTENSIVE AND EVENTUALLY EXPIRED. WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 11:28 AM. . DECEASED SUFFERED FROM CHRONIC PARANOID SCHIZOPHRENIA, UNDIFERENTIATED TYPE, ACCORDING TO A NOTE FROM "NEW HORIZONS" COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALT CLINIC DATED JANUARY/95. WAS HOSPITALIZED ONCE AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL IN 1988 FOLLOWING AN ACCIDENT AT WORK WHEN HE INJURED HIS RIGHT HAND DORSAL AREA AVOVE THE ELBOW. SEEN IN 1991 AT DERMATOLOGY CLINIC FOR KERATOSIS PILARIS.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF HEART RELATED PROBLEMS AND ACCORDING TO HIS WIFE, HE HAD A VALVE REPLACEMENT IN A BOSTON MASS. HOSPITAL. AUGUST 12, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS TAKING A NAP WHEN AT APPROX 5:30 P.M., HIS WIFE ATTEMPTED TO WAKE HIM. SHE DISCOVERED HIM UNRESPONSIVE AND SUMMONED FIRE-RESCUE. HE WAS THEN TRANSPORTED TO NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITAL SIGNS. ALL EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE WERE MET WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 6:53 P.M.. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE DECEASED'S WIFE VIA TELEPHONE, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS EMPLOYED BY A PAPER COMPANY AS A TRUCK DRIVER AND ON AUGUST 13,1996 HE WAS DELIVERING PAPER PRODUCTS AT THE REAR OF ARAGON HOTEL IN CORAL GABLES, UNLOADING PAPER PRODUCTS. SOME PERSON(S) IN THE AREA DISCOVERED THE DECEASED NEXT TO HIS TRUCK ON THE GROUND, CLUTCHING HIS CHEST. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON RESPONDING FOUND THE DECEASED IN VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS. CPR WAS INITIATED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO HEALTHSOUTH DOCTORS' HOSPITAL, WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 1:10 P.M., UNRESPONSIVE, ON THUMPER, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS. WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 1:38 PM. . AS PER WIFE, THE DECEASED WAS IN GOOD HEALTH, HAD NO HISTORY OF HEART CONDITION, PULMONARY DISEASE, DIABETES OR HYPERTENSION. NO HISTORY OF BRONCHITIS OR DIZZINESS. HE USED TO SMOKE ABOUT 1 1/2 PACKS OF CIGARETTE A DAY AND DRANK BEER DURING THE WEEKENDS, NOT EVEN A PACK. HE HAD A SMALL LESION ON HIS TONGUE FOR WHICH HE WAS GIVEN SOME MEDICATION IN THE FORM OF PILLS TO SUCK, POSSIBLY ANTIOBIOTICS. HE HAD ALSO HAD A RECENT PHYSICAL CHECK-UP AT HIS PLACE OF EMPLOYMENT, BUT NO RESULTS WERE GIVEN.ILVALU ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED HAS RESIDED IN THE "BEACHWOOD GROUP HOME" (BOARDING HOME) FOR THE PAST ELEVEN YEARS AND HAS BEEN BLIND FOR THE PAST TEN YEARS AS WELL AS MENTALLY RETARDED. HE ALSO SUFFERS FROM DOWN'S SYNDROME. ***** JUNE 10, 1996 THE DEC'D WAS ATTENDING THERAPY AT THE MAIN CENTER LOCATED AT 2201 WEST 76TH STREET IN HIALEAH, FLORIDA WHEN HE FELL STRIKING HIS HEAD. HE WAS UNCONSCIOUS FOR A SHORT PERIOD, HOWEVER WHEN HE REGAINED CONSCIOUSNESS, HE WAS ALERT AND TALKATIVE. HE WAS NOT SEEN MEDICALLY UNTIL JUNE 11, 1996. JUNE 12, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS AGAIN ATTENDING THERAPY AT THE MAIN CENTER. IT IS REPORTED THAT HE TRIPPED AFTER WALKING INTO A CHAIR. HE FELL TO HIS HANDS AND IMMEDIATELY STOOD UP AND CONTINUED WALKING. AFTERWARDS, HE WAS BOARDING THE TRANSPORTATION VAN THAT TRANSPORTS HIM HOME. ONCE SEATED IN THE VAN, HE BEGAN EXPERIENCING DIFFICULTY BREATHING AND WAS TRANSPORTED TO PALMETTO HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE WAS ADMITTED WITH ALTERED MENTAL STATUS. ADMISSION CT SCAN REVEALED SUNBDURAL HEMATOMAS WHICH WERE EVACUATED. HE ALSO SUFFERED FROM STAPH SEPTICEMIA AS WELL AS A G.I. BLEED. HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND HE WAS PLACED ON ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT UNTIL HIS EXPIRATION ON AUGUST 8, 1996. ** REFILE 12/5/96 GDS ***LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A SELF EMPLOYED INVESTOR WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH A ROOM-MATE. THE ROOM-MATE LEFT THE APARTMENT AT ABOUT 3:00 PM, IN THE AFTERNOON, HE ETURNED AT ABOUT 8:30 PM, TO FIND THE THEIR RESIDENCE FILLED WITH SMOKE. ATTEMPTS WERE MADE TO REMOVE THE DECEASED FROM HIS BEDROOM, HOWEVER THE SMOKE WAS TOO INTENSE . FIRE RESCUE PERSONNEL LOCATED HIM , MOVED HIM TO THE FRONT LAWN WHERE HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. POLICE AND FIRE FIGHTING INVESTIGATORS FOUND WHAT THEY BELIEVED TO BE THE SOURCE OF THE FIRE WHEN THEY DISCOVERED AN ELECTRICAL EXENTION CORD ON TOP OF THE BED THAT WAS ATTACHED TO A HEATING PAD. THE CORD HAD EVIDENCE OF SHORT CIRCUITS. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS UNDER THE MEDICAL CARE OF DR. JUAN AGUILAR AT THE "C.A.C." CLINIC IN MIAMI. HE WAS LAST SEEN APPROX 2 WEEKS AGO AND WAS FINE AT THAT VISIT. WORKING DIAGNOSIS: CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION, G.I. BLEEDING, SEIZURES (NON-TRAUMATIC), S/P LIVER DECOMPENSATION AND CHRONIC ALCOHOLISM. HE STATES DEC'D WAS A HEAVY DRINKER ALTHOUGH HE WAS WARNED OF THE DANGER OF THE DRINKING AND HIS MULTIPLE MEDICAL PROBLEMS. AUGUST 12, 1996 MIAMI FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED TO A TREE LOCATED AT NORTHWEST 5TH AVENIE & 7TH STREET. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, DEC'D WAS DISCOVERED UNRESPONSIVE WITH ALTERED MENTAL STATUS AND SUFFERING FROM HYPERTHERMIA. THERE WERE NEMEROUS BEER AND ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTAINERS BESIDE HIM. HE WAS TREATED AND TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE WAS ADMITTED WITH THE FOLLOWING DIAGNOSIS: SEPTIC SHOCK, CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE, PROFOUND METABOLIC ACIDOSIS, ASPIRATION PNEUMONIA WITH RESPIRATORY FAILURE. HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND ON AUGUST 13, 1996 HE WAS PRONOUNCED.LVAL> ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED: ON MAY 11, 1996 THE DECEDENT WAS ABOARD A DC-9 VALUJET AIRCRAFT, FLIGHT #592, TRAVELING TO ATLANTA, GEORGIA WHEN FOR UNKNOWN REASONS THE AIRCRAFT CRASHED INTO THE EVERGLADES. ALL 110 PASSENGERS AND CREW MEMBERS ABOARD EXPIRED AT THE SCENE. *THE DECEASED WAS POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED BY JEWELRY THAT WAS ATTACHED TO TISSUE RECOVERED IN ME# 96-9527. THE JEWELY WAS THREE RINGS. TWO OF THE RINGS HAD MULTIPLE SMALL RED AND WHITE STONES. BETWEEN THOSE TWO RINGS WAS A LARGER RING WITH THE STONE MISSING. THE RINGS WERE POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED BY FAMILY OF THE DECEASED.* ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A REFUGEE FROM CUBA WHO ARRIVED IN THE UNITED STATES THREE YEARS AGO. HE WAS EMPPLOYED AS A PATHOLOGIST AT PALM SPRINGS HOSPITAL. HE WAS A HEAVY SMOKER WITH A HISTORY OF THREE PRIOR MYOCARDIAL INFARCTIONS. ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1996, HE RETURNED HOME FROM WORK AT ABOUT 5:00 PM, HE ATE DINNER AT ABOUT 5:30 PM, WHICH CONSISTED OF RICE, A STEAK, FRIED POTATOES AND A SALAD. AT ABOUT 10:00 PM, HE WENT IN TO TAKE A SHOWER. MOMENTS LATER HIS WIFE HEARD A LOUD NOISE AND WENT IN TO INVESTIGATE. SHE FOUND HIM LYING IN THE SHOWER AREA MOANING. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED, THEY RESPONDED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PALM SPRINGS HOSPITAL WITH RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS IN PROGRESS. UPON ARRIVAL HE WAS WITH OUT VITAL SIGNS, DISPITE AGGRESSIVE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS, HE DID NOT RESPOND TO THE MEASURES AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 11:18 PM. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF HEART PROBLEMS WITH THREE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTIONS WITH TREATMENT AT MERCY HOSPITAL, HE HAD NOT BEEN TREATED BY ANY DOCTORS THAT THE FAMILY MEMBERS KNEW OF, HOWEVER HE USED NITRO PACHED WHEN THEY WERE NEEDED. HE WAS NOT TAKING ANY OTHER MEDICATION ACCORDING TO THEM. LVALY ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON AUGUST 12, 1996 BY A NEIGHBOR. AUGUST 14, 1996 THE DECEASED HAD AN APPOINTMENT WITH THE DADE COUNTY - DEPARTMENT OF "H.U.D." DIVISION. WHEN SHE DID NOT SHOW UP, THE PERSON WITH WHOM SHE HAD THE APPOINTMENT WITH WHO IS ALSO THE BUILDING MANGER USED HIS PASS-KEY AND ENTERED HER APARTMENT. UPON ENTERING, THE DEC'D WAS DISCOVERED IN BED EXPIRED. SHE WAS IN ADVANCED STAGES OF DECOMPOSITION. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: DECEASED WAS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. OSCAR MENDEZ-TORINO FOR HYPERTENSION. WAS TAKING THE FOLLOWING MEDICATIONS: MEPROBAMATE, HYDROXYZINE AND NORVASC. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: JUNE 16, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS A FRONT SEAT ***PASSENGER*** BEING DRIVEN BY HER HOUSEKEEPER IN A 1991 LINCOLN FOUR DOOR. THEY WERE TRAVELING SOUTH ON 20TH AVENUE AND A 1991 TOYOTA WAS TRAVELING WEST ON 199TH STREET. AT THE INTERSECTION, THE DRIVER OF THE LINCOLN FAILED YO YIELD THE RIGHT OF WAY AND THE LINCOLN WAS STRUCK ON IT'S LEFT SIDE. DECEASED WAS TRANSPORTED TO PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER WHERE SHE WAS ADMITTED WITH MULTIPLE TRAUMA, LEFT 20% PNEUMOTHORAX, FLUID IN THE BELLY; R/O INTRA ABDOMINAL BLEED, MULTIPLE FRACTURED RIBS, PELVIC FRACTURE, LIVER LACERATION, PACEMAKER, HIP PROSTHESIS AND HYPOTENSION. SHE UNDERWENT SURGERY TO REPAIR INTERNAL INJURIES, HOWEVER SHE DEVELOPED ENCEPHALOPATHY AND RESPIRATORY FAILURE AND REQUIRED A TRACHEOSTOMY. HER CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND SHE WAS MADE A "D.N.R." BY FAMILY MEMBERS. AUGUST 14, 1996 SHE WAS PRONOUNCED.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A PATIENT AT THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL CENTER UNDER THE CARE OF THE "HOME BOUND HEALTH CARE" PROGRAM. HE WAS BEING TREATED FOR MULTIPLE MEDICAL PROBLEMS WHICH INCLUDED: CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, S/P PACEMAKER PLACEMENT, HYPERTENSION, HIATAL HERNIA, BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERTROPHY, DEPRESSION, URINARY TRACT INFECTION, MALNUTRITION, SHOCKED LIVER, DIVERTICULOSIS, SICK SINUS SYNDROME, PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASE AND BILE ANGINA. DEC'D HAD MULTIPLE ADMISSIONS AT THE V.A. MEDICAL CENTER, THE LAST ONE BEING JULY 15, 1996 THRU JULY 19, 1996 FOR LOWER EXTREMITY ANEURYSM, CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE AND HYPERTENSION. AUGUST 14, 1996 THE DEC'D WENT INTO CARDIAC ARREST WHILE AT HIS HOME. MIAMI FIRE-RESCUE WAS SUMMOONED AND RESPONDED. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WHERE HE ARRIVED INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 10:45 P.M. STILL IN FULL ARREST AND WITHOUT ANY VITAL SIGNS. HE WAS INTUBATED AND WITH C.P.R. 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RAMOS:@ͧ``[ZXXNHAfLVALr ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY FEMALE WHO WAS A RESIDENT OF THE MIAMI JEWISH HOME FOR THE AGED. ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1996, AT ABOUT 3:30 PM, SHE WAS IN THE DINNING WHEN SHE REPORTEDLY ATTEMPTHE TO SEAT HERSELF IN A CHAIR AND FELL TO THE FLOOR. THE FAL WAS NOT WITNESSED, HOWEVER AN ATTENDANT WAS NEAR-BY AT THE TIME AND ASSISTED HER TO THE CHAIR. SHE ADVISED HER OF WHAT HAD OCCURRED AND THAT SHE WAS ALRIGHT. THERE WERE NO SIGNS OR INDICATIONS OF PAIN OR INJURY AT THAT TIME. AT ABOUT 11:30 PM, SHE WAS NOTICED TO BE HAVING BREATHING DIFFICULTY. RESCUE UNITS WERE CALLED, AND RESPONDED, RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO MOUNT SINAI MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL SHE WAS INTUBATED, HER BLOOD PRESSURE OF 110/60, PULSE 72, RESPIRATION 18, RESUSCITATION IN PROGRESS. AS AN EKG WAS BEING DONE SHE BECAME UNRESPONSIVE. EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE AT THAT POINT WERE UNSUCCESSFUL AND SHE EXPIRED AT 2:08 AM. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION, DEPRESSION, HYPERLIPEDIMIA, SHE HAD BEEN PRESCRIBED PROCARDIA, LEVBID, ZANTAC AND ZOLOFT. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. LVALf?ut&Y13i:{SCONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE DUE TO: DEGENERATIVE CALCIFIC MITRAL REGURGITATION C. CAUSE: HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. BRONCHOPNEUMONIA ASSOCIATED WITH CHRONIC DRUG ABUSE.SEPTIC COMPLICATIONS OF GENERALIZED DEBILITY ASSOCIATED WITH HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: DEMENTIA, LUNG CANCERATHEROSCLEROTIC AND HYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASE INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE. DUE TO: PROBABLE RUPTURED BERRY ANEURYSM. HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: BRONCHIAL ASTHMA. MULTIPLE ORGAN FAILURE. DUE TO: COMPLICATIONS OF BLUNT TRAUMA. CRITICAL CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUS, TYPE IIARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASECORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS. CONT. CAUSE: INSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETES MELLITUSCONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE. DUE TO: AORTIC VALVULOPATHY.ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: INSULIN DEPENDANT DIABETES MELLITUS. ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.COMPLICATIONS OF MULTIPLE BLUNT TRAUMA.EXSANGUINATION. DUE TO: MULTIPLE INJURIES. DUE TO: BLUNT TRAUMA TO BODY. ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: PULMONARY EMPHYSEMA, DIABETES MELLITUS.HYPERTENSIVE AND ATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: OBESITY.SUBARACHNOID HEMORRHAGE ASSOCIATED WITH HYPERTROPHIC CARDIOMYOPATHY AND HEPATIC CIRRHOSISATHEROSCLEROTIC AND HYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASE CONT. CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUS.CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE WITH ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCT ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE AND CORONARY THROMBOSIS.ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEMULTIPLE INJURIES DUE TO: BLUNT TRAUMALARGE BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSION. DUE TO: CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE. DUE TO: HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. \LVALh ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A CREW MEMBER ON THE SAILING VESSEL "JEHOVAH YEIAYEL" SAILING OUT OF HAITI. THE VESSEL HAD BEEN HELD IN PORT AT THE MIAMI BOAT YARD BY THE COAST GUARD UNTIL SEVERAL CODE VIOLATIONS WERE CORRECTED. ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1996, AT ABOUT 9:00 AM, AS THE VESSEL WAS DOCKED AT THE BOAT YARD, THE DECEASED WAS REPORTEDLY IN THE ENGINE ROOM BELOW DECK ATTEMPTING TO REPAIR A GENERATOR. HE REPORTEDLY STOOD IN SEVERAL INCHES OF WATER WITHOUT SHOES AS HE ATTEMPTED TO MAKE THE REPAIRS. A FELLOW CREW MEMBER HEARD HIM SUDDENLY YELL OUT AND FALL TO THE FLOOR OF THE DECK. THEY RUSHED OVER TO HIM, HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE. THEY CARRIED HIM TO THE UPPER DECK AND EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE CALLED, THEY RESPONDED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL HE WAS INTUBATED, ON THE THUMPER WITH NO SPONTANEOUS RESPIRATION OR MOVEMENT, THE CARDIAC MONITOR SHOWING VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. THERE WAS NO BLOOD PRESSURE NO PULSE, NO RESPONSE TO RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS. DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 10:11AM. **** REFILED: MAY 16, 1997 tec ****;LVALI ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A 55 YEAR OLD MALE WHO REPORTEDLY WAS USING COCAINE ON AUGUST 14, 1996 A.M., AT WHICH TIME HE SUDDENLY SUFFERED A SIEZURE. A WITNESS WHO WAS PRESENT CALLED EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS, THEY RESPONDED, INITIATED RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES AS THEY TRANSPORTED HIM TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 10:50 AM., HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE, NO VITAL SIGNS AND IN FULL CARDIAC ARREST. HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE CARDIAC CARE UNIT WHERE HE REMAINED ON VENTILATORY SUPPORT UNTIL AUGUST 15, 1996, WHEN HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 3:00 P.M. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: AUGUST 16, 1996 AT APPROX 4:00 A.M. THE DEC'D WAS THE ***DRIVER*** OF A VEHICLE TRAVELING AT A HIGH RATE OF SPEED. HE WAS WESTBOUND ON SOUTHWEST 8TH STREET (S.R. 90) APPROXIMATELY EIGHT MILES WEST OF KROME AVENUE (S.R. 997) WHEN FOR UNKNOWN REASONS THE VEHICLE EXITED THE ROADWAY ONTO THE NORTH PAVED SHOULDER. HE SIDESWIPED THE GUARDRAIL WITH THE VEHICLE'S RIGHT SIDE, THEN OVER-CORRECTED, STEERING BACK TO THE LEFT AND CROSSED THE TRAVEL LANES OF S.W. 8TH STREET AND ONTO THE SOUTH PAVED SHOULDER. THE VEHICLE STARTED TO ROTATE IN A COUNTER CLOCKWISE MOTION. THE VEHICLE'S RIGHT FRONT COLLIDED WITH THE GUARDRAIL ON THE SOUTH PAVED SHOULDER, THEN BECAME HUNG UP ON THE GUARDRAIL WHICH CAUSED THE FRONT TO BE SEPARATED FROM THE VEHICLE. THE REAR PORTION CAME TO IT'S FINAL REST ON THE NORTH PAVED SHOULDER OF S.W. 8TH STREET, OVERTURNED AND HEADED NORTH. THE DEC'D WAS PRONOUNCED ON THE SCENE. THERE WERE TWO BOTTLES OF AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE FOUND IN THE PASSENGER'S COMPARTMENT AND ONE OTHER BOTTLE, WITH HALF OF THE CONTENTS GONE.3LVALA ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD BEEN COMPLAINING OF CHEST PAINS FOR THE PAST TWO DAYS. ON AUGUST 16, 1996 HE VOMITED AFTER EATING BREAKFAST. IN THE EVENING, HE COLLAPSED WHILE IN THE BATHROOM. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND THE DECEASED IN VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. CPR WAS INITIATED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 10:37 PM., UNRESPONSIVE, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED, RESUSCITATION CONTINUED UNTIL 10:50 PM., WHEN HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. . POLICE VIEWED DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. HE WAS NOT BEING TREATED BY ANY DOCTOR AND HAD NO MEDICAL HISTORY. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: AUGUST 16, 1996 THE DECEASED HAD COMPLAINED OF FEELING ILL, STATING SHE WAS TIRED AND UNABLE TO GET UP AND MOVE AROUND. AT APPROX 2:30 P.M. HER HUSBAND CHECKED ON HER AND FOUND HER EXPIRED IN BED. HE TELEPHONED VAN ORSDEL FUNERAL HOME WHO RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED HER TO THE FUNERAL HOME LOCATED AT 3333 NORTHEAST 2ND AVENUE. POLICE OR MEDICAL PERSONNEL WERE NOT NOTIFIED BY THE FAMILY OR FUNERAL HOME. THE DECEASED HAS BEEN IN THE UNITED STATES FROM HAITI FOR APPROX TWO YEARS AND WAS NOT UNDER A PHYSICIAN'S CARE OR TAKING ANY TYPE MEDICATIONS. METRO-DADE POLICE WERE LATER CONTACTED AND RESPONDED TO THE VAN ORSDEL FUNERAL HOME. THE BODY WAS THEN TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER'S OFFICE.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS ADMITTED TO CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER ON JULY 26,1996 AND DISCHARGED ON AUGUST 15,1996. SHE WAS RELEASED TO "FRANCO NURSING AND REHAB CENTER" AND ADMITTED THERE WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF INSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETES MELLITUS, ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE, AND ESSENTIAL HYPERTENSION. ON AUGUST 16, 1996 PM., SHE SUFFERED A CARDIORESPIRATORY ARREST AT THE NURSING HOME. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED, INITIATED CPR AND TRANSPORTED THE DECEASED TO NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER, WHERE SHE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 11:00 PM., UNRESPONSIVE AND WITH NO VITAL SIGNS. RESUSCITATION PROCEDURES WERE TERMINATED AT 11:10 PM., WHEN SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. *** AMENDED SEPTEMBER 9, 1996 --- IP *** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: AUGUST 16, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS AT HOME WHEN SHE BEGAN EXPERIENCING SEVERE CHEST PAINS. FIRE-RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HER ALERT, ORIENTED AND WITH A GCS OF 15. EKG REVEALED DEC'D HAD AN ACUTE INFERIOR WALL MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. MECHANICAL VENTILATION WAS STARTED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO HIALEAH HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 8:50 A.M., SHE REMAINED RESPONSIVE AND COMPLAINED OF NOT BEING ABLE TO PASS GAS AND OF GASTRIC PAIN. THE MONITOR SUDDENLY CHANGED AND SHE CODED. ALL EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE WERE MADE WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS AND SHE WAS PRONOUNCED AT 9:17 P.M.. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: DECEASED WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. JORGE GOMEZ FOR HYPERTENSION, DIABETES MELLITUS AND NERVE PROBLEMS. HE WAS OUT OF TOWN AND UNABLE TO BE REACHED.LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS. ON FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1996, SHE WAS ALONG WITH FAMILY IN HER SON'S BEDROOM WATCHING TELEVISION, SHE SAT ON THE FLOOR. AT ABOUT 11:30 PM, THE SON WENT OUT INTO THE LIVINGROOM TO SLEEP, HE LEFT THE DECEASED LYING ON THE FLOOR, HE THOUGHT SHE WAS SLEEPING. EARLY IN THE MORNING OF AUGUST 17, 1996, HER BROTHER ATTEMPTED TO WAKE HER SEVERAL TIMES BY TALKING TO HER AND SHAKING HER, SHE REPORTEDLY RESPONDED BY SHAKING HER HEAD, SHE DID NOT SPEAK. HE CALLED ANOTHER FAMILY WHO RESPONDED TO THEIR RESDENCE, HE CHECKED HER AND ADVISED THEM TO CALL RESCUE RIGHT AWAY. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS RESPONDED, TRANSPORTED HER TO PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL SHE WAS UNRESPONSIVE, PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED, CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION IN PROGRESS. SHE DID NOT RESPOND TO THE EFFORT AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 2:24 PM. ACCORDING TO FAMILY, SHE HAD A HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION BUT NOT UNDER THE CARE OF A DOCTOR, WAS NOT TAKING ANY MEDICATION. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED HAD BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH HEPATITIS "B" ABOUT TWO YEARS AGO IN HIS NATIVE "DOMINICAN REPUBLIC" AND WAS REPORTEDLY ON MEDICATION, HOWEVER NONE WERE FOUND. ACCORDING TO HIS GIRLFRIEND, AUGUST 17, 1996 SHE GOT UP TO GO TO WORK AT APPROX 6:30 A.M.. THE DEC'D WAS AWAKE AT THAT TIME AND APPEARED NORMAL. APPROX 10 MINUTES LATER AS SHE CAME OUT OF THE BATHROOM, SHE OBSERVED HIM FOAMING FROM THE MOUTH AND IN CONVULSIONS. SHE INITIATED C.P.R. AND SUMMONED MIAMI FIRE-RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HIM D.O.A..pLVAL| ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON AUGUST 18,1996 AT 12:01 AM., WHEN HE WAS PUT TO BED, BY HIS WIFE. THEN THEY BOTH FELL ASLEEP TOGETHER. AT 3:00 AM., WIFE WOKE-UP AND FOUND THE DECEASED WITH HIS EYES AND MOUTH OPEN, AND UNRESPONSIVE. SHE CALLED "911", POLICE RESPONDED AND VIEWED THE DECEASED EXPIRED, WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. . THE DECEASED HAD A LONG HISTORY OF HEART PROBLEMS AND HAD RECENTLY BEEN HOSPITALIZED, HAD A PACEMAKER PLACED ON HIM. HAD A VISITING NURSE WHO WAS SEEING HIM THREE TIMES A WEEK. HIS PHYSICIAN COULD NOT BE CONTACTED. HE CURRENTLY WAS ON MEDICATIONS WHICH CONSISTED OF: LANOXIN, THEO-DUR, DELTASONE, CIMETIDINE, NITROGLYCERIN PILLS, VERAPAMIL, IBUPROFEN, ACETAZOLAMIDE, AND DIAMOX. . DR. MALAMUT, THE DECEASED'S ATTENDING PHYSICIAN COULD NOT BE CONTACTED, HOWEVER, FAMILY OF THE DECEASED SUPPLIED THE FOLLOWING MEDICAL INFORMATION: THE DECEASED SUFFERED FROM HEART DISEASE WHICH LEAD HIM INTO UNDERGOING A TRIPLE BYPASS, HAD HX. OF AORTIC ABDOMINAL ANEURYSM OPERATED ABOUT THREE YEARS AGO, EMPHYSEMA, DIABETES, AND KIDNEY PROBLEMS. WAS RECENTLY HOSPITALIZED AND DURING HOSPITALIZATION HIS HEART STOPPED IN TWO OCCASIONS. HAD PACEMAKER IMPLANT. RETURNED HOME ABOUT SIX WEEKS AGO AND SINCE THEN HE HAD BEEN MOSTLY BEDRIDDEN PROGRESSIVELY DETERIORATING. ** FAMILY REQUESTED NO AUTOPSY DONE. **LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A STUDENT AT FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY. EARLY SUNDAY MORNING , AUGUST 18, 1996, HE WAS THE RIGHT FRONT SEAT PASSENGER IN A 1996 HONDA TRAVELING WEST IN THE 11300 BLOCK OF CORAL WAY. IT APPEARS THAT THE DRIVER MAY HAVE LOST CONTROL OF THE VEHICLE AS IT TRAVELED AT A HIGH RATE OF SPEED AND IT COLLIDED WITH A TREE LOCATED IN THE CENTER OF THE MEDIAN OF CORAL WAY. THE DECEASED WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL BY EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE, PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED, NO RESPONSE TO PAINFUL STIMULI, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 3:34 AM. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON AUGUST 18, 1996 A.M., THE DECEASED WAS SLEEPING WITH HIS LIVE-IN GIRLFRIEND AT HOME WHEN SHE FELT THAT HE HAD MOVED, THEN FELL OUT OF BED. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON ARRIVAL FOUND THE DECEASED WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, IN ASYSTOLE. CPR WAS INITIATED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PARKWAY WEST REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, WHERE HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD ON ARRIVAL AT 3:50 AM. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE HOSPITAL AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. ACCORDING TO HIS LIVE-IN GIRLFRIEND, THE DECEASED HAD NO PREVIOUS MEDICAL HISTORY. A SISTER OF THE DECEASED WAS LATER CONTACTED AND ADVISED THAT THE DECEASED WAS A HEAVY DRINKER AND ALSO SUFFERED WITH A HEART CONDITION. ** REFILED ON FEBRUARY 25,1997 --- IP ** LVAL ** THIS CASE WAS REFERRED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT BY PERSONEL OF ETERNAL LIGHT FUNERAL HOME AFTER CERTIFYING PHYSICIAN INCLUDED SPINAL CORD INJURY AND MULTIPLE FRACTURES FOLLOWING A FALL, ON CAUSE OF DEATH. HIS BODY WAS REQUESTED IN FOR PROPER CERTIFICATION. ** . ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM SOUTH MIAMI HOSPITAL MEDICAL CHART, AND INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS AT HOME ON JULY 20,1996 WHEN HE GOT UP AT 1:00 AM., , WAS DARK AND HE COULD NOT FIND THE LIGHT SWITCH AND FELL DOWN A FLIGHT OF STAIRS. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO SOUTH MIAMI HOSPITAL, WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED WITH MULTIPLE TRAUMA, INCLUDING A FRACTURE OF THE FRONTAL SINUS, CERVICAL SPINAL CORD CONTUSION, AND A LEFT RADIAL FRACTURE . DURING THE COURSE IN THE HOSPITAL HE DEVELOPED AN ACUTE ABDOMEN/ PERFORATED VISCUS AND REQUIRED SURGERY. UNDERWENT AN EXPLORATORY LAPAROTOMY WITH PERITONEAL LAVAGE AND OVERSEW OF PERFORATED DUODENAL ULCER ON JULY 27,1996 AND ON AUGUST 9, 1996 A TRACHEOSTOMY WAS DONE DUE TO RESPIRATORY FAILURE. HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND ON AUGUST 18,1996 AT 1:00 AM., HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. . THE DECEASED HAD PREVIOUS HISTORY OF AORTIC STENOSIS, CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, HYPERTENSION, OLD CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT, STATUS POST BILATERAL HIP REPLACEMENTS, AND HISTORY OF DIVERTICULOSIS. qLVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS FOUND EXPIRED LYING SUPINE ON LIVING ROOM FLOOR ON AUGUST 18,1996 AT 11:00 AM., BY HER SON. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE RESIDENCE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA, HER BODY IN SLIGHT DECOMPOSITION. SHE REPORTEDLY SUFFERED FROM HEART DISEASE AND HYPERTENSION AND WAS BEING TREATED AND WAS BEING TREATED AT A LOCAL HMO CLINIC. MEDICATIONS TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT INCLUDED: COUMADIN AND PLENDIL. . MEDICAL HISTORY LATER OBTAINED REVEALED THAT THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION, MORBID OBESITY, HYPOTHYROIDISM, CARDIOMEGALY PROBABLY DUE TO HYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASE, AND GLAUCOMA. SHE WAS ON ZESTRIL, ECOTRIM, SYNTHROID,LASIX, AND COUMADIN. WAS LAST SEEN AT THE CLINIC ON JULY 9, 1996. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELEMENTARY STUDENT AT THE TREASURE ISLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 1996, HE REPORTEDLY ASKED HIS GRAND-MOTHER FOR MONEY TO BUY ICE CREAM AT ABOUT 4:00 PM, HE LEFT THE HOUSE AND NEVER CAME BACK. FAMILY MEMBERS BEGAN TO SEARCH FOR HIM UNTIL LATE IN THE EVENING WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS. POLICE WERE ADVISED, AND A MISSING PERSON REPORT WAS FILED. ON SUNDAY, AT ABOUT 8:19 AM, A NEIGHBOR WAS LOOKING OUT OF HER UP STAIRS WINDOW AND SAW WHAT LOOKED LIKE A BODY FLOATING IN THE CANAL BEHIND HER RESIDENCE AND CALLED POLICE. HIS REMAINS WERE RETRIEVED FROM THE WATER BY POLICE DIVERS. ACCORDING TO FAMILY MEMBERS, THE DECEASED KNEW HOW TO SWIM AND WAS KNOWN TO PLAY IN THE SAME CANAL WITH OTHER FRIENDS ON OCCASION. LVALl ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON AUGUST 16, 1996, BY A NEIGHBOR. ON THAT DATE AND TIME HE DID NOT COMPLAIN OF ANYTHING. ON AUGUST 18, 1996 THE SAME NEIGHBOR OBSERVED THE DECEASED INSIDE HIS APARTMENT, LYING ON THE LIVING ROOM SOFA, APPARENTLY ASLEEP. HER ATTEMPTS TO AWAKEN HIM WERE UNSUCCESSFUL. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON RESPONDING FOUND THE DECEASED EXPIRED. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED LYING SUPINEON SOFA IN LIVING ROOM, WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. HIS BODY WAS IN SLIGHT DECOMPOSITION. EVIDENCE ON THE SCENE SUGGESTED THAT THE DECEASED WAS A CHRONIC ALCOHOLIC AND A HEAVY SMOKER. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS FOUND AT HOME UNRESPONSIVE BY A FAMILY MEMBER EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE CALLED. SHE WAS PRONOUNCE DEAD UNON THEI R ARRIVAL. SHE HAD A MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT BY DOCTOR A. CARDONA (858-1190), FOR HYPERTENSION, HYPOLIPIDEMIA, DIABETES MELLITUS, (INSULIN DEPENDANT), AND MILD RENAL INSUFFICIENCY. SHE HAD BEEN TAKING LASIX AND TRAIANTE. MEDICATION TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT; HYOSCYAMINE, GEMFIBROZIL, IBUPROFEN, LOPID AND ARTIFICIAL TEARS. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY FEMALE WHO LIVED WITH HER SISTER AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. SHE WAS BEING CARED FOR BY A HOME HEALTH AID. SHE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 1996, AT ABOUT 8:00 PM. SHE RETURNED ON SUNDAY, AUGUST 18, 1996, SHE FOUND THE DECEASED EXPIRED ON THE FLOOR OF THE BATHROOM. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT BY DR. I. SWARTZ (866-8153), CHRONIC ULCERATIVE COLITIS, ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. MEDICATION: DILANTIN, FOLIC ACID, ERYTHROCIN, ERYTHROMYCIN AND SULFASALAZINE WERE TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. }LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS THE DRIVER OF A YAMAHA MOTORCYCLE THAT WAS EAST BOUND ON NORTH WEST 50TH STREET, AT ABOUT 1:00 PM, SUNDAY, AUGUST 18, 1996. HE FAILED TO YIELD AT THE STOP SIGN AT THE CONER OF NORTH WEST 12TH AVENUE AND COLLIDED WITH THE LEFT FRONT SIDE OF A 1994 NISSAN. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS FROM MIAMI FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED, TRANSPORTED HIM TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL HE WAS UNCONSCIOUS, WITH LABORED UNASSISTED BREATHING, PUPILS FIXED AND ROUND, WITH DEFORMITY OF THE LEFT SIDE OF HIS HEAD, LEFT THORAX AND LEFT EXTREMITY ABRASIONS. CT-SCANS WERE DONE CONFIRMING MASSIVE BRAIN INJURY. RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS CONTINUED BUT WERE TO NO AVAIL, HE DID NOT RESPOND TO RESUSCITION DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 5:40 PM. ACCORDING TO THE HOSPITAL RECORDS, THE DECEASED WAS RIDING WITH THE USE OF A HELMET. >LVAL]L ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED LIVED ALONE AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. ON MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 1996, AT ABOUT 8:30 AM, HE WAS FOUND EXPIRED IN HIS BED BY A FRIEND WHO STOPPED BY TO CHECK ON HIS WELL BEING. THE DECEASED HAD A PAST HISTORY OF PANCREATIC CANCER, HE HAD BEEN TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOR HIS ILLNESS. HIS LAST VISIT WAS MAY 31, 1996, UNDER HOSPITAL NUMBER # 253-84-49. THE RECORD HAS BEEN REQUESTED. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD HAD A SEVERE COUGH FOR THE PAST SEVERAL DAYS. A FRIEND WHO HAD BEEN LIVING WITH HIM ADVISED THAT THE DECEASED WAS SEEN ON AUGUST 16,1996 BY DR. KAREN MARCUS, AND AT THAT TIME DR. MARCUS WANTED TO PUT HIM IN THE HOSPITAL DUE TO AN ENLARGED HEART. THE DECEASED WENT HOME, RATHER TO LISTEN TO THE DOCTOR. ON AUGUST 19, HE WOKE-UP AT ABOUT 5:00 AM., UNABLE TO BREATH. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, EKG SHOWING A HEART RATE OF 40. CPR WAS INITIATED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA DEERING HOSPITAL, WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 5:50 A.M., UNRESPONSIVE, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, ON THUMPER. WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 6:00 AM. . THE DECEASED WAS SEEN AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM OF SOUTH DADE COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER ONAUGUST 16,1996 COMPLAINING OF CONGESTION, AND FEELING TIRED AND WITH SHORTNESS OF BREATH, CHEST X-RAYS SHOWED GROSS CARDIOMEGALY CONSISTANT WITH CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE. EKG SHOWED A LEFT BUNDLE BRANCH BLOCK. HE GAVE HISTORY OF AORTIC VALVE REPLACEMENT IN 1988. REFUSED TO SEEK FURTHER MEDICAL ATTENION AND SIGNED A.M.A. (AGAINST MEDICAL ADVICE).LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON AUGUST 2, 1996 BY A NEIGHBOR. ON AUGUST 19, 1996, A NEIGHBOR SUMMONED A MAINTENANCE WORKER AT THE APARTMENT COMPLEX AND COMPLAINED OF A FOUL ODOR. THE WORKER UNLOCKED THE RESIDENCE AND THE DECEASED WAS DISCOVERED EXPIRED AND IN ADVANCED STAGES OF DECOMPOSITION. SHE WAS LOCATED LYING PRONE ON THE BATHROOM FLOOR. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON AUGST 19, 1996 AM., THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY TOOK AN INSULIN INJECTION THEN FELL BACK ASLEEP. HER BOYFRIEND ATTEMPTED TO AWAKEN HER, BUT SHE DID NOT RESPOND. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND ON ARRIVAL FOUND THE DECEASED UNRESPONSIVE, HYPOTENSIVE, WITH PULSE OF 78 AND RESPIRATION RATE OF 16. WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE HOSPITAL AND ENROUTE SHE WENT INTO BRADYCARDIA, THEN INTO ASYSTOLE. CPR WAS INITIATED AND THEN CONTINUED UNTIL ARRIVAL AT MIAMI HEART INSTITUTE, WHERE SHE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 8:23 AM., WITH NO VITAL SIGNS AND IN ASYSTOLE. RESUSCITATION PROTOCOL CONTINUED UNTIL 9:03 A.M., WHEN SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE HOSPITAL AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. SHE REPORTEDLY WAS AN INSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETES MELLITUS PATIENT. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT CONSISTED OF: TWO VIALS OF INSULIN AND ONE SYRINGE, AND A TUBE LABELED "INSTA-GLUCOSE" FOR INSULIN REACTIONS. . AS PER A NOTE IN HOSPITAL CHART, THE DECEASED AND HER BOYFRIEND HAD KNOWN EACH OTHER FOR ONE MONTH AND LIVED TOGETHER FOR TWO WEEKS. HE REPORTEDLY WOKE HER UP IN THE A.M. TO GO TO WORK. SHE TOOK HER INSULIN BUT DIDN'T COME TO GET HER ORANGE JUICE. HE CHECKED ON HER AND FOUND HER PASSED OUT. ONLY TAKING INSULIN. OCASSIONAL ALCOHOL USE AND SMOKED MARIJUANA TWO NIGHTS AGO. LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED WAS EMPLOYED BY WINN DIXIE SUPERMARKET AS A BAG PERSON. ON AUGUST 19, 1996 HE WAS AT WORK WHEN HE COMPLAINED OF NOT FEELING WELL AND STATED HE WANTED TO VOMIT. HE LEFT FOR HOME. UPON HIS ARRIVAL HOME, HE TOLD HIS WIFE HE WAS ILL AND WAS GOING TO LIE DOWN. SHE WENT INTO THE KITCHEN TO MAKE HIM SOME SOUP. WHEN SHE RETURNED WITH THE SOUP, HE WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE-RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND RESPONDED. HE WAS PRONOUNCED D.O.A.. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: DECEASED WAS UNDER MEDICAL CARE AT THE SHERATON MEDICAL CENTER BY DR. FRANCESCO CABRERA FOR HEART PROBLEMS AND HYPERTENSION. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED TO MEDICAL EXAMINERS OFFICE INCLUDE: GLUCOPHAGE AND DAYPRO. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: AUGUST 15, 1996 AT APPROX 7:50 A.M. THE DECEASED WAS A RESTRAINED ***DRIVER*** OF A VEHICLE TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND IN THE INSIDE LANE ON THE PALMETTO EXPRESSWAY. HE LOST CONTROL OF THE VEHICLE CAUSING THE VEHICLE TO VEER TO THE LEFT STRIKING A ATTENUATOR AND THE TEMPORARY CONCRETE BARRIER WALL LOCATED ON THE EAST SHOULDER. UPON IMPACT THE VEHICLE BEGAN TO ROTATE COUNTER-CLOCKWISE AS IT OVERTURNED ONTO IT'S RIGHT SIDE, IT'S TOP AND THEN BACK ONTO IT'S RIGHT SIDE. THE VEHICLE CAME TO IT'S FINAL REST ON IT'S RIGHT SIDE FACING A SOUTHWESTERLY DIRECTION. FIRE-RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND RESPONED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, DEC'D WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED WITH SEVERE CLOSED HEAD TRAUMA. INITIAL GCS WAS 15 WHICH SUDDENLY DETERIORATED TO 6. HE WAS HYPERTENSIVE AND WITH FIXED AND DILATED PUPILS. ADMISSION CT SCAN REVEALED LARGE RIGHT SUBDURAL HEMATOMA. HE WAS TAKEN EMERGENTLY TO THE O.R. WHERE HE UNDERWENT A RIGHT CRANIOTOMY WITH DRAINAGE OF LARGE SUBDURAL HEMATOMA AND PLACEMENT OF RIGHT FRONTAL VENTRICULOSTOMY. POST-OPERATIVELY, HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND ON AUGUST 18, 1996 HE WAS PRONOUNCED. *** AMENDED ON SEPTEMBER 5,1996 -- IP ***]LVALSm ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO LIVED ALONE OFF OF HIS SOCIAL SECURITY IN A SPARSELY FURNISHED APARTMENT. HE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE BY HIS NEIGHBORS ON FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1996, AND HE APPEARED TO BE IN GOOD SPIRITS AT THAT TIME. ON MONDAY. AUGUST 19, 1996, THE NEIGHBORS BEGAN TO SMELL A FOUL ODOR AND POLICE WERE CALED TO INVESTIGATE. THE DECEASED WAS FOUND LYING ON THE BATHROOM FLOOR IN AN ADVANCE STAGE OF DECOMPOSITION. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO LIVED AT THE ALONE AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. HE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE BY HIS NEIGHBORS ON FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1996, AT ABOUT 10:00 AM, HE WAS COMPLAINING OF BEING SHORT OF BREATH. ON MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 1996, NEIGHBORS CHECKED IN ON HIM, FOUND HIM EXPIRED AND IN ADVANCE STAGE OF DECOMPOSITION AND CALLED POLICE. HE HAD BEEN TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS BY EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WHEN HE HAD DIFFERCULTY BREATHING. HIS MEDICAL RECORD # 124-60-56 HAS BEEN REQUESTED. MEDICATIONS: ATROVENT AND DOCUSATE WERE SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT ALONG WITH THE DECEASED. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUGUST 7, 1996, AT ABOUT 7:25 PM, THE DECEASED WAS THE RIGHT FRONT PASSENGER IN A VEHICLE, A 1986 DODGE THAT WAS TRAVELING WEST ON NORTH EAST 147TH STREET. IN WAS STRUCK IN THE RIGHT FRONT AS IT TURNED LEFT IN FRONT OF A 1984 FORD TRUCK THAT WAS TRAVELING EAST ON 147TH STREET, AT NORTH EAST 16TH AVENUE. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AND TREATED AS AN INPATIENT UNTIL HE EXPIRED ON MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 1996. }LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY FEMALE WHO LIVED ALONE AT THE CLAUDE PEPPER TOWERS APARTMENTS. SHE WAS LAST KNOWN TO BE ALIVE ON SUNDAY, AUGUST 18, 1996, AT ABOUT 8:30 PM, WHEN SHE SPOKE WITH ANOTHER FRIEND VIA THE TELEPHONE. THE SAME FRIEND CHECKED ON HER ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1996, SHE WAS UNALBE LTO GET AN ANSWER TO THE PHONE SO SHE RESPONDED TO THE APARTMENT, USED HER PASS KEY TO GAIN ENTRY, AND HER EXPIRED IN HER BED. SHE HAD A HISTORY OF COLON CANCER FOR WHICH SHE HAD BEEN TREATED BY DR. RALPH ST LUCE (754-6857). ACCORDING TO HER FRIEND SHE HAD REFUSED MOST OF HER TREATMENT AND THE CANCER HAD SPREAD OVER MOST OF HER BODY. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MECICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMNENT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON AUGUST 20, 1996 A.M., THE DECEASED WAS AT HOME SLEEPING IN THE SAME BEDROOM WITH HIS SON, WHEN THE SON NOTICED THAT HE WAS HAVING DIFFICULTY BREATHING. A CALL WAS PLACED TO "911" AND RESCUE RESPONDED TO FIND THE DECEASED, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, EXPIRED. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT CONSISTED OF: ZITHROMAX 250., PREDNISONE 5MG., GLIPIZIDE 5MG., AMBIEN 5MG., THEO-DUR 300MG., AND ATROVENT AND VANCERIL INHALERS. . THE DECEASED WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. JOSE GARRIGO, 227-0604, WHO LAST SAW HIM ABOUT TWO WEEKS AGO AT MOUNT SINAI MEDICAL CENTER-EMERGENCY ROOM FOR AN ASTHMATIC ATTACK. HE HAD BEEN HOSPITALIZED SEVERAL TIMES DUE TO HIS ASTHMA. DIAGNOSIS: SEVERE ASTHMA, NON-INSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETES MELLITUS.ALVALO ACCORDING TO INITIAL INFORMATION RECEIVED, THE DECEASED WAS A RESIDENT AT THE JACKSON MANOR NURSING HOME WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED ON AUGUST 19, 1996. HE WAS TRANSFERED FROM SOUTH SHORE HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER. ADMITTING DIAGNOSIS: FOREIGN INTESTINAL BODY, ACUTE UROSEPSIS, INFECTED HAND ULCER, HYPERTENSION, PNEUMONIA, LUNG CANCER AND MULTIPLE DECUBITUS ULCERS. ON AUGUST 20, 1996 MIAMI FIRE-RESCUE WAS SUMMONED TO JACKSON MANOR NURSING HOME AFTER THE DEC'D COMPLAINED OF ALTERED MENTAL STATUS. UPON FIRE-RESCUE ARRIVAL, HE HAD A GCS OF 6, B/P 80/P AND RESP RATE OF 40. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 12:40 P.M. HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE WITH A RAPIDLY DETERIORATING CONDITION. HE HAD INCREASED CHEST PAIN AND RESPIRATIONS WERE LABORED. ALL EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE THE DEC'D WERE MET WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS AND HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 1:06 P.M.. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED WAS LAST SKOKEN TO BY HIS DAUGHTER ON AUGUST 16, 1996 AT APPROX 11:00 P.M., HOWEVER OVER THE NEXT WEEKEND SHE ATTEMPTED TO REACH HIM AND WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS. AUGUST 20, 1996, SHE SUMMONED HIALEAH POLICE AFTER GETTING NEGATIVE RESPONSES. UPON POLICE ARRIVAL, HE CONTACTED A NEIGHBOR WHO HAD A KEY TO THE RESIDENCE. UPON ENETERING, THE DEC'D WAS DISCOVERED EXPIRED, LYING IN BED. NO OBVIOUS SIGNS OF TRAUMA OR FOUL PLAY. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: DECASED WAS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. GILMORE FOR THE PAST TEN YEARS. DIAGNOSIS WAS HYPERTENSION, ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE, AORTIC ANERYSM AND S/P BYPASS SURGERY MANY EARS AGO. DEC'D RECENTLY LOST A SIGNIFICANT AMOUNT OF WEIGHT AND HAD BECOME COMPLIANT WITH HIS HEALTH CARE.{LVALD\>6@T@k@`6@%6@M@@6@6@rqǹ?96-1786A96-1786ABA ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF HEART PROBLEMS. WHILE AT WORK ON AUG. 21, 1996 HE COMPLAINED OF CHEST PAINS AND WAS TRANSPORTED TO SOUTH MIAMI HOSPITAL BY FIRE RESCUE. HE ARRIVED IN THE E/R IN FULL CARDIOPULMONARY ARREST, INTUBATED BY RESCUE AND WITH CPR IN PROGRESS. DESPITE CONTINUOUS RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS HE REMAINED WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS IN ASYSTOLE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 8:38 AM. HE WAS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. ROBERTS (598-3311) AND WAS TREATED FOR PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASE, ABOVE THE KNEE AMPUTATION ON THE LEFT, POSSIBLE CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE AFTER STRESS TEST, TYPE II DIABETES MELLITUS AND HE SMOKED 2 PACKS OF CIGARETTES A DAY. *THE FAMILY OF DECEASED GAVE PERMISSION FOR BONE AND TISSUE DONATIONS.* ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUGUST 21, 1996, AT ABOUT 3:00 AM, IN THE MORNING, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY RESPONDED TO THE RESIDENCE OF A FRIEND. WHEN THE FRIEND OPENED HIS FRONT DOOR, HE FOUND THE DECEASED LYING NEXT TO THE DOOR WITH A BICYCLE NEXT TO HIM AND AN EMPTY BEER CAN IN HIS HAND. HE APPEARED TO BE INTOXICATED BUT RESPONSIVE. THE FRIEND PULLED HIM INSIDE TO THE LIVINGROOM FLOOR, HE PROPTED HIM UP AGAINST THE SOFA IN A SITTING POSITION. HE ADVISED THE FRIEND THAT HE WAS SLEEPY AND THAT HE WANTED TO GO TO SLEEP FOR A WHILE. HE LEFT HIM THERE AND WENT TO BED HIM SELF. AT ABOUT 7:30 AM, HE FOUND THE DECEASED IN THE SAME POSITION, BELIEVED TO BE SLEEPING, HE WENT OUT TO THE STORE AND RETURNED AT ABOUT 9:50 AM. HE NOTICED THE DECEASED HAD NOT MOVED AND DID NOT APPEAR TO BE BREATHING. HE CALLED EMERGENCY RESCUE WHO RESPONDED TO PRONOUNCE HIM DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. THE DECEASED'S FATHER AND HIS FRIEND ADVISED POLICE THAT HE WAS A DRUG ABUSER WHO USED "CRACK COCAINE" FOR 15 YEARS. *** REFILED ON OCTOBER 27, 1996 *** BAR ** aLVALm ACCORDING TO HOSPITAL AND A.C.L.F. RECORDS: THE DECEASED WAS AN INDEPENDENT LIVING RESIDENT OF THE EPWORTH VILLAGE ADULT LIVING FACILITY SINCE AUG. 1, 1995. SHE HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION, POORLY CONTROLLED AND DEPRESSION. SHE WAS ONLY TREATED ONCE AT EPWORTH BY DR. GOLDBERG (885-0515) FOR CHEST PAIN. AT THAT TIME HER B/P WAS 200/84, PULSE 84 AND RESPIRATION OF 16. SHE DID NOT RETURN FOR FOLLOW-UP TREATMENT. ON AUG. 20, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE BY HER CARETAKER AND FIRE RESCUE TRANSPORTED HER TO PALM SPIRNGS GENERAL HOSPITAL. SHE ARRIVED IN THE E/R AWAKE, BUT UNRESPONSIVE. SHE WAS ADMITTED WITH THE DIAGNOSIS OF ALTERED MENTAL STATUS, RULE OUT CVA AND ELECTROLYTE IMBALANCE. HER VITALS WERE, B/P 180/80, RATE 20, PULSE 104 AND TEMP. 100. AN EKG REVEALED SINUS TACHYCARDIA, CHEST X-RAY SHOWED CALCIFICATION IN THE THORACIC AORTA AND DEGENERATIVE THORACIC SPINE CHANGES AND A CT BRAIN SCAN REVEALED SOME MILD ATROPHY AND SOME LEFT VERTEBRAL ARTERY VASCULAR CALCIFICATION. FURTHER DIAGNOSIS REVEALED ADULT RESPIRATORY FAILURE, SEPSIS AND LETHARGY/UNRESPONSIVENESS. HER PROGNOSIS WAS POOR. ON AUG. 21, 1996 SHE WENT INTO CARDIAC ARREST AT 10:42 AM AND CPR WAS INITIATED. AN EXTERNAL PACER WAS PLACED AT 10:55 AM WITHOUT SUCCESS AND SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 11:09 AM. WHILE AT PALM SPRINGS HOSPITAL THE DECEASED WAS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. ING WHO ADVISED THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT THAT HE HAD SPOKEN WITH A NEIGHBOR OF THE DECEASED. THE NEIGHBOR ADVISED HIM THAT THE DECEASED HAD FAMILY IN ARIZONA. SHE HAD BEEN DEPRESSED OVER THE PAST SIX MONTHS WITH DEMINISHED HYGIENE AND WAS STAYING HOME MORE AND SHE MAY HAVE SENT AWAY FOR A BOOK ON HOW TO COMMIT SUICIDE. DR. ING FURTHER ADVISED THAT UPON ADMISSION HER INITIAL DRUG SCREEN WAS NEGATIVE. SHE WAS ALSO STATUS POST COLOSTOMY DUE TO DIVERTICULITIS, BUT HAD NO OTHER SIGNIFICANT MEDICAL HISTORY. LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATIONS: THE DECEASED LIVED ALONE AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. SHE WAS LAST SEEN ALOVE SEVERAL DAYS EARLIER. ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1996, NEIGHBORS CALLED BUILDING SECURITY TO CHECK A FOUL SMELL IN THE DECEASED APARTMENT. SHE WAS FOUND EXPIRED, IN AN ADVINCED STAGE OF DECOMPOSITION, LYING ON THE FLOOR OF THE LIVINGROOM. MEDICAL HISTORY IS UNKNOWN AT THIS TIME. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUG. 21, 1996 THE DECEDENT'S WIFE LEFT THE DECEASED SLEEPING ABOUT 7:20 AM. SHE ALSO LEFT THEIR TWO CHILDREN AT HOME WITH THE DECEASED. ABOUT 2:00 PM HIS WIFE CALLED HOME AND WAS ADVISED BY HER CHILDREN THAT THE DECEASED WAS STILL ASLEEP. SHE TOLD ONE OF THEM TO GO AND WAKE HIM, BECAUSE THEY HAD NOT BEEN FED. THE OLDEST CHILD TOLD HER MOTHER THAT THE DECEASED WAS COLD, PURPLE AND NO LONGER SNORING. HIS WIFE THEN CALLED 911 AND HAD THEM RESPOND TO HER RESIDENCE WHERE THE DECEASED WAS FOUND DEAD. UPON REMOVING HIS SOCKS A SMALL HEART SHAPED PILL BOX CONTAINING A WHITE POWDERED SUBSTANCE WAS FOUND INSIDE WITH A DRINKING STRAW THAT HAD BEEN CUT TO 2 1/2 TO 3 INCHES. THE DECEASED HAD SURGERY AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (MR#2073208) ABOUT A YEAR AGO. HE WAS NOT DEPRESSED OR SUICIDAL. THE DECEASED LOST HIS HEARING AND WAS TAKING NUMEROUS MEDICATIONS. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: NEOM-POLY, ULTRAM, PROSOM, AMBIEN, METRONIDAZOLE, ASACOL, DICLOFENAC, TEMAZEPAM, BUSAR, PROPOXY N AND PAXIL. *** REFILED ON OCTOBER 29, 1996 *** BAR**LVAL&|3^: u3'LU-ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. METASTATIC PROSTATE CARCINOMA. CONT. CAUSE: CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS.IDIOPATHIC GRAND MAL EPILEPTIC SEIZURE DISORDERAcute ethanol and polydrug intoxication (heroin, cocaine, oxycodone.CONGESTIVE CARDIAC FAILURE SECONDARY TO MULTIPLE MYELOMA. BRONCHOPNEUMONIA. DUE TO: ANOXIC ENCEPHALOPATHY. CONT. CAUSE: ATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE, LUNG CANCER CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASEBLUNT HEAD TRAUMA CONT. CAUSE: ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE AND HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: LOBAR PNEUMONIAHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE CONT. CAUSE: HYPERCHOLESTEROLEMIA CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASEISCHEMIC HEART DISEASE. DUE TO: ARTERISOCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE. CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE DUE TO: HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME. COMPLICATIONS OF SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS.ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME.HEMOPERICARDIUM DUE TO: RUPTURED THORACIC AORTIC ANEURYSMISCHEMIC HEART DISEASE DUE TO: ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASERUPTURED ABDOMINAL AORTIC ANEURYSM DUE TO: ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION DUE TO: THROMBOSED ATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY ARTERYGASTROINTESTINAL HEMORRHAGE DUE TO: MALLORY WEISS TEARACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. DUE TO: ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. ACUTE HEMOPERICARDIUM. DUE TO: ASCENDING THORACIC AORTIC DISSECTION DUE TO: HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. ADRENAL INSUFFICIENCY DUE TO: CONGENITAL ADRENAL HYPERPLASIA. DUE TO: C-21 HYDROXYLASE DEFICIENCY.LVALo+ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON THE EARLY MORNING OF AUGUST 22, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS AT HOME WHEN HE COMPLAINED OF NOT FEELING WELL, HE SUDDENLY COLLAPSED AND BECAME UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED, ADMINISTERED EMERGENCY TREATMENT AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO MT. SINAI MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND IN CARDIAC ARREST WITH EKG MONITOR SHOWING ASYSTOLE. ADVANCE CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 12:25AM, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO HIS WIFE, ABT. 4 YEARS AGO, HE WAS ADVISED BY HIS MEDICAL DOCTOR THAT HE HAD ADVANCED LUNG DISEASE AND WAS NOT EXPECTED TO LIVE. HE HOWEVER, REMAINED HEALTHY, BUT HAD RECENT PROBLEMS WITH BOWEL MOVEMENTS. HE HAD BEEN TREATES BY DR. RICARDO BLONDET (674-5991). ACCORDING TO DR. BLONDETS RECORDS, HE HAS A HISTORY OF SEVERE CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. HE HAD ALSO BEEN TREATED AT MT. SINAI MEDICAL CENTER WITH A HISTORY OF EMPHYSEMA (TERMINAL) CHRONIC PULMONARY DISEASE, AND PEPTIC ULCER DISEASE. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS DROPPED OFF AT THE BABY SITTER IN THE MORNING BY HIS PARENT. AT ABOUT 1: 30 PM, THE SITTER FOUND HIM LYING FACE DOWN IN A BED, HIS FACE BLUE IN COLOR AND FIRE RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED. THEY RESPONDED, INITIATED CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES AS HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO MIAMI CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL HE WAS INTUBATED, THERE WAS NO SPONTANEOUS RESPIRATIONS, NO SPONTANEOUS MOVEMENT, HIS PUPILS WERE FIXED AND DILATED AND RESUSCITATION ON PROGRESS. HE DID NOT RESPOND TO THE EFFORTS AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 2:42 PM. LVAL& ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL RECORDS, THE DECEASED WAS AN INMATE AT DADE COUNTY JAIL (TGK). ON AUGUST 16, 1996, WHILE AT THE JAIL, HIS NURSE FOUND IN BED, ALERT AND ORIENTED X2. ACCORDING TO THE NURSE, HE HAD BEEN LETHARGIC AND WEAK FOR A FEW DAYS . HIS B/P INCREASED TO 210/120, HE BECAME MILDLY DISTRESSED AND REQUIRED A MORE EXTENSIVE MEDICAL TREATMENT. FIRE RESUCE WAS CALLED AND UPON ARRIVAL HIS VITAL SIGNS WERE AS FOLLOWS: PULSE 110, RESP. 17, B/P 170/100 AND EKG MONITOR SHOWING SINUS TACH. EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE WAS ALERT AND ORIENTED X 2, B/P 189/121, BUT IT DECREASED TO 150/103 WITH PROCRADIA. TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, HIS CONDITION DETERIORATED. HIS MENTAL STATUS BECAME ALTERED. ADVANCE MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND ON AUGUST 22, 1996, AT4:25P.M., HE EXPIRED. HE HAS A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, TURBERCULOSIS AND HYPERTENSION. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON AUGUST 21, 1996, ABT. 9:57P.M., THE DECEASED WAS AT THE ABOVE INCIDENT LOCATION WHEN SHE SUDDENLY COLLAPSED. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON ARRIVAL, FOUND HER UNRESPONSIVE AND IN CARDIAC ARREST WITH EKG MONITOR SHOWING SINUS TACH. EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA DEERINGS HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND IN CARDIAC ARREST. ADVANCE CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND ON AUGUST 22, 1996, AT 2:11A.M., SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, AND INFORMATION PROVIDED BY THE DECEASED'S DAUGHTER VIA TELEPHONE, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY DID NOT HAVE ANY MEDICAL HISTORY EXCEPT FOR A BENIGN TUMOR REMOVED FROM THE BOTTOM OF HER RIGHT FOOT TWO YEARS AGO. ABOUT TWO WEEKS AGO, SHE BEGAN TO LIMP AND COMPLAINED OF PAIN IN HER RIGHT LEG RADIATING TO HER HIP. THE PAIN WORSENED TO THE POINT THAT SHE COULD NOT WALK. WAS TAKEN TO THE DOCTOR AND AFTER SHE UNDRESSED SELF FOR AN EXAMINATION, IT WAS FOUND THAT SHE HAD A MASS ON HER BREAST. WAS REFERRED TO ANOTHER PHYSICIAN WHO SPECIALIZES IN BREAST DISEASE AND SHE WAS DIAGNOSED TO HAVE A MASSIVE BREAST CARCINOMA WITH VERY LOW PERCENTAGE LIFE EXPECTANCY. A BIOPSY WAS DONE, BUT RESULTS WERE NOT KNOWN AT THE TIME. SHE WENT HOME WITH AN APPOINTMENT FOR THIS DATE, AUGUST 22, TO HAVE A PORT INSTALLED TO BEGIN CHEMOTHERAPY. THE PREVIOUS NIGHT SHE COMPLAINED OF INCREASING LEG PAIN AND WAS PRESCRIBED DEMEROL. . ON AUGUST 21, 1996 AT 10:00 PM., SHE WENT TO SLEEP IN A LOVE-SEAT IN THE LIVING ROOM TO AVOID GOING TO HER BEDROOM UPSTAIRS, DUE TO HER WEAKNESS, AS SHE COMPLAINED OF FEELING PROGRESSIVELY WEAKER. HUSBAND CHECKED ON HER AT ABOUT 11:30 PM., SHE COMPLAINED OF FEELING TIRED, HE MADE HER CONFORTABLE. AT 3:30 AM., AUGUST 22,1996, HER HUSBAND REALIZED THAT SHE WAS NOT BREATHING. DAUGHTER WAS SUMMONED AND SHE WAS FOUND COLD AND BREATHLESS. FIRE RESCUE AND POLICE RESPONDED AND CONFIRMED EXPIRATION. . DR. ARMANDO SANTELICES, 557-1600, REFUSED TO SIGN THE CERITIFICATE BECAUSE HE HAD SEEN HER ONLY ONCE, HOWEVER, HE STATED THAT BY GROSS EXAMINATION SHE DEFINITEVELY HAD A MALIGNANCY OF LEFT BREAST, PROBABLE ADENOCARCINOMA. HER LEG PAIN WAS SUSPECTED TO BE DUE TO METASTASIS. HE GAVE HER A 15% LIFE EXPECTANCY, SURGERY NOT RECOMENDED, TO BEGIN CHEMOTHERAPY TODAY. LVAL6 ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUG. 22, 1996 A FRIEND OF THE DECEASED RESPONDED TO HER RESIDENCE AFTER SHE DID NOT COME TO HER APARTMENT FOR A SCHEDULED CARD GAME. AFTER BEING LET IN BY THE APARTMENT MANAGER, THE FRIEND FOUND THE DECEASED DEAD IN BED IN A FETAL POSITION. POLICE FOUND NO SIGN OF TRAUMA OR FOUL PLAY. THE DECEASED WAS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. MURRAY (949-7273) WHO TREATED HER SINCE NOV. 95, BUT FOR NO MAJOR MEDICAL PROBLEMS. HER LAST VISIT WAS AUG. 20, 1996 AND SHE COMPLAINED OF LOW BACK PAIN. HER BLOOD WORK WAS NORMAL AND THE DECEASED DENIED ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO USE. DR. MURRAY PRESCRIBED DARVOCET FOR HER BACK PAIN AND RESTORIL TO HELP HER SLEEP. ACCORDING TO THE FAMILY THE DECEASED DID NOT HAVE ANY SERIOUS MEDICAL PROBLEMS. SHE WAS TAKING PAIN MEDICATION THAT MADE HER VOMIT AND SHE STOPPED TAKING THEM. SHE WAS TREATED AT AVENTURA HOSPITAL ABOUT FOUR YEARS AGO AFTER A TRIP AND FALL INCIDENT, BUT DID NOT HAVE HEART DISEASE OR CANCER. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: RESTORIL, DARVOCET AND ATIVAN. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUG. 22, 1996 A WITNESS SAW THE DECEASED LYING IN AN OPEN FILED ABOUT 9:00 AM. AT 6:00 PM HE WAS THE DECEASED STILL LYING IN THE FIELD IN THE SAME POSITION HE WAS IN WHEN HE SAW HIM AT 9:00 AM AND HE CALLED POLICE. POLICE AND FIRE RESCUE ARRIVED IN MINUTES AND PRONOUNCED THE DECEASED DEAD. THE DECEASED WAS HOMELESS, BUT HAD BEEN TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (MR# 1385306) IN THE PAST. ^LVAL/n ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN INMATE IN THE DADE COUNTY JAIL. HE HAD A MEDICAL HISTORY OF PNEUMOCYSTIS CARINII PNEUMONIA, POSITIVE FOR THE "H.I.V." VIRUS. ON AUGUST 7, 1996, HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WHEN HE DEVELOPED RESPIRATORY DISTRESS. ON AUGUST 23, 1996, HE EXPIRED AT 7:10 AM. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: AUGUST 22, 1996 AT APPROX 8:00 P.M. THE DECEASED WAS AT HIS RESIDENCE. HE HAD JUST FINISHED EATING WHEN HE VOMITTED BLOOD AND SUDDENLY COLLAPSED TO THE FLOOR. FIRE-RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND RESPONDED. UPON THIER ARRIVAL, DEC'D REMAINED UNCONSCIOUS. C.P.R. WAS INITIATED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT PAN AMERICAN HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, NO CHANGE IN HIS CONDITION, NO VITAL SIGNS, PUPILS WERE FIXED AND DILATED. C.P.R. WAS IN PROGRESS HOWEVER, ALL RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS WERE WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 8:30 P.M.. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: AUGUST 22, 1996 AT 12:40 P.M. THE DECEASED WAS THE ***DRIVER*** OF A 1983 CADILLAC TRAVELING THE INSIDE LANE OF IVES DAIRY ROAD. INITIAL INVESTIGATION REVEALED THAT THE DEC'D SUFFERED AN APPARENT HEART ATTACK PRIOR TO CRASHING HIS VEHICLE AFTER HE STEERED THE VEHICLE LEFT HANDED. HE THEN TRAVELED OVER THE RAISED CENTER DIVIDER WHERE HE STRUCK A 1995 LEXUS THAT WAS TRAVELING EASTBOUND IN THE LEFT LANE. FIRE-RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND RESPONDED TO THE SCENE. HE WAS FOUND INSIDE THE VEHICLE UNRESPONSIVE. C.P.R. WAS INITIATED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO AVENTURA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE WAS OBSERVED BLEEDING FROM THE NOSE, HOWEVER STILL UNRESPONSIVE. ADMITTING DIAGNOSIS WAS ABDOMINAL AORTIC ANEURYSM. HE WAS TO BE TAKEN TO SURGERY FOR REPAIR OF THE SAME, HOWEVER ALL EFFORTS TO STABILIZE HIS CONDITION WERE MET WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 4:00 P.M..LVAL$ ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED: ON MAY 11, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS ABOARD A DC-9 VALUJET AIRCRAFT, FLIGHT #592 TRAVELING TO ATLANTA, GEORGIA. FOR UNKNOWN REASONS THE AIRCRAFT CRASHED INTO THE EVERGLADES, ALL 110 PASSENGERS AND CREW MEMBERS ABOARD EXPIRED AT THE SCENE. THE DECEASED WAS POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED BY FINGERPRINT COMPARISON FROM TISSUE RECOVERED IN M.E. CASE #'S 96-9077 AND 96-9299. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUG. 22, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS COMPLAINING OF CHEST PAIN AND WENT INTO CARDIAC ARREST. SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO CORAL GABLES HOSPITAL BY FIRE RESCUE. UPON ARRIVAL HER TEMP. WAS 98, PULSE 96, RESPIRATION 28, BLOOD PRESSURE 127/84 AND SHE WAS EXPERIENCING AGONAL BREATHS. CPR WAS INITIATED, BUT TO NO AVAIL AND SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 12:05 AM, AUG. 23, 1996. SHE HAD BEEN UNDER THE CARE OF DR. PREREIRA (221-3111). HE ADVISED HE WAS NOT TREATING THE DECEASED FOR ANY MAJOR ILLNESSES. HER EKG WAS NORMAL. SHE DID HAVE AN ELEVATED BLOOD PRESSURE AT TIMES, RANGING BETWEEN 140/86 AND 150/90, BUT HE DID NOT CONSIDER HER HYPERTENSIVE. SHE WAS ALSO A HEAVY SMOKER. SHE DID NOT HAVE ANY HOSPITALIZATIONS UNDER HIS CARE. THE HUSBAND OF DECEASED ADVISED SHE WAS HYPERTENSIVE, BECAUSE BEING A PARAMEDIC HIMSELF HE WOULD MONITOR HER BLOOD PRESSURE AND HER LAST READING WAS 160/100. SHE SMOKED A PACK OR LESS OF CIGARETTES A DAY, DRANK ABOUT ONCE A WEEK, BUT DID NOT USE ILLEGAL DRUGS. SHE WAS NOT TAKING BIRTH CONTROL PILLS, BECAUSE SHE HAD A TUBALIGATION ABOUT TWENTY YEARS AGO. SHE HAD COMPLAINED OF BLADDER PROBLEMS AND HAD A HISTORY OF SEIZURE DISORDER, NONTRAUMATIC. SHE WOULD SEIZE ABOUT ONCE EVERY TWO YEARS AND HER LAST SEIZURE WAS ABOUT SIX MONTHS AGO IN WHICH SHE WAS TREATED AT DOCTOR'S HOSPITAL. SHE ALSO UNDERWENT BACK SURGERY FOR A HERNIATED DISC PRIOR TO HER LAST SEIZURE AT DOCTORS HOSPITAL OR BAPTIST HOSPITAL.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS A RESIDENT AT "LA POSADA NURSING HOME" LOCATED AT 5271 S.W. 8TH STREET, IN MIAMI. ON AUGUST 23,1996, A.M., SHE BEGAN TO EXPERIENCE DIFFICULTY BREATHING. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND UPON THEIR ARRIVAL FOUND THE DECEASED EXPIRED AT 9:20 AM. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED SUPINE ON BED, WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. SHE REPORTEDLY HAD HISTORY OF DEGENERATIVE JOINT DISEASE OF CERVICAL SPINE, RECTAL BLEEDING, GASTRITIS, COLONIC MALFORMATION, GLAUCOMA, AND DEPRESSION. HER PHYSICIAN WAS OUT OF TOWN AND THE COVERING DOCTOR DID NOT KNOW HER MEDICAL HISTORY. DR. FELIX GONZALEZ HAD DIAGNOSED DECEASED WITH LUPUS AND WAS WILLING TO SIGN THE CERTIFICATE, BUT DECLINED AFTER TESTS FOR LUPUS DONE AT THE NURSING HOME PROVED NEGATIVE. LAST HOSPITALIZED AT CORAL GABLES HOSPITAL ON AUGUST/1996. FINAL DIAGNOSES: ACUTE GASTROINTESTINAL HEMORRHAGE, IRON DEFICIENCY ANEMIA, ANEMIA OF BLOOD LOSS, ELECTROLYTE IMBALANCE, PRERENAL AZOTEMIA, URINARY TRACT INFECTION, CHRONIC PAIN, DEPRESSION. LAST ADMITTED AT KENDALL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER ON MARCH/1996. DISCHARGE DIAGNOSIS: SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS. HEMORRHAGIC CYSTITIS. DIFFUSE GASTROENTERITIS. HYPERTROPHIC CARDIOMYOPATHY, MEDICALLY CONTROLLED.LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO WAS RETIRED FROM THE CITY OF MIAMI SOLID WAST DEPARTMENT, HE HAD BEEN LIVING OUT SIDE OF THE STATE UNTIL JULY 1996. ON FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1996, HE WOKE UP COMPLAINING OF ABDOMINAL PAINS, HIS DAUGHTER AND GRANS-DAUGHTER TRANSPORTED HIM TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WHERE HE ARRIVED WITH COMPLAIONTS OF STOMACH PAIN, A BLOOD PRESSURE OF 201/108, PULSE 76, RESPIRATION 20 AT ABOUT 1:10 PM. HE WAS AWAKE AND SOMEWHAT LETHARGIC, PUPILS WITH POOR RESPONSE TO LIGHT. HE BECAME UNRESPONSIVE, DIAPHORETIC, THE CARDIAC MONITOR SHOWING A SINUS RHYTHM WITH PREMATURE VENTRICULAR CONTRACTIONS, COLD TO TOUCH WITH A WEAK RADIAL AND FEMORAL PULSE. HIS CONDITION DETERIORATED UNTIL HE EXPIRED AT 1:3:45 PM. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A NATURALIZED YUGOSLAVIAN NATIVE WHO LIVED ALONE AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. HE HAD BEEN DIAGNOSED "H.I.V. POSITIVE". HE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON ABOUT THE 18TH OF AUGUST . THE BUILDING MANAGER FORCEFULLY ENTERED HIS ROOM ON AUGUST 23, 1996, FOUND HIM DEAD AND IN AN ADVANCE STAGE OF DECOMPOSITION. MEDICATIONS OF LEUCOVORIN, ZERIT, LASIX, FERROUS SULFATE, EUPIVIR, MYCELEX WERE SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT ALONG WITH THE DECEASED'S REMAINS. ACCORDING TO METRO DADE CRIMINAL RECORDS; ON OCTOBER 10, 1996, IT WAS DETERMINED THAT THE DECEASED HAD BEEN ARRESTED IN DADE COUNTY UNDER THE NAME OF (ALEXANDER AUDO KRVAVAC, WITH A DATE OF BIRTH OF: NOVEMBER 1, 1943). UNDER THE "IDS" # NUMBER OF # 8888914. LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON AUG. 21, 1996 BY HIS NEPHEW. ON AUG. 23, 1996 ABOUT 5:30 PM HIS NEPHEW WENT TO CHECK ON HIM AND FOUND THE RESIDENCE SECURE. AFTER THE DECEASED DID NOT ANSWER, HIS NEPHEW ENTERED WITH A KEY AND FOUND DECEASED DEAD IN BED. ACCORDING TO THE NEPHEW THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF HEART DISEASE AND WAS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. REICHBACH (652-7161). DR. REICHBACH ADVISED HE WAS TREATING THE DECEASED FOR HYPERTENSIOPN, SEVERE CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE AND SEVERE HEART DISEASE. HE DOES NOT FEEL AN AUTOPSY IS NECESSARY. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: LANOXIN, AMOXIL, PHENOBARBITOL, LASIX AND TRIMOX. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRES WITH OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS. ON FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1996, HE WAS MOWING HIS LAWN WHEN HE SUDDENLY STARTED HAVING PAINS RADIATING DOWN HIS ARMS. HE WENT INTO THE HOUSE TO REST, AND TOK A TYLENOL, HIS WIFE LEFT THE AREA FOR A MOMENT, WHEN SHE RETURNED HE WAS UNCONSCIOUS, EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WE CALLED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PALM SPRINGS HOSPITAL WHERE HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON ARRIVAL. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A MIDDLE AGED FEMALE WHO WAS ABOARD THE CRUISE SHIP "SS NORWAY", IN THE CARIBBEAN WHEN SHE BEGAN TO FEEL. SHE WAS TAKEN TO THE SHIP'S INFIRMARY WHERE SHE WAS INTUBATED AND CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES WERE INITIATED. HER CONDITION CONTINUED TO WORSENED AND SHE WAS AIR LIFTED TO BAPTIST HOSPITAL IN MIAMI. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL HER BLOOD PRESSURE WAS 154/115, PULSE 120, RESPIRATIONS 18. 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BORGES@7ɽ``[ZXXNHA{<@N@<@II?<@96-2242RIVERAANIBALYRMWHITE230 WEST 60TH STREET, HIALEAH, FLORIDAPALM SPRINGS HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM230 WEST 60TH STREET, HIALEAH, FLORIDANATURALB@.96-3738503ELOSEGUI, J.@7ϩ\\WVTTNHA<@N@ @<@?<@96-2241CATRONPATRICIAYRFWHITE3203 LANDMARK DRIVE #2103, CLEARWATER, FLORIDABAPTIST HOSPITAL OF MIAMI, EMERGENCY ROOMNATURALG@ .433662-S01McDERMOTT,*@7ȼ^^YXVVNHA{<@R@=@<@?<@96-2240HURSTLESTERYRMBLACK2433 NW 50TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM2433 NW 50TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL)@ .434907-S01CHAVARRY,@6˨[[VUSSMHA<@H@E@<@II?<@96-2239KRVAVACALEXANDER AUDODIETERN, ALEXANDERYRMWHITE430 21ST STREET #361, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA430 21st STREET #361, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA430 21st STREET #361, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDANATURAL'@ .96-2865604KLUGER, G.@63'Ӧxxsrp]OHA <@R@@<@98?<@<@96-2238ALONSOANA R.YRFHISPANIC 5271 S.W. 8TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA. "LA POSADA NURSING HOME" - 5271 SW 8TH ST., MIAMI, FLA. 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POITIER@A¹YYTSQQMHA<@L@@<@?<@<@96-2247GREENBERGALANYRMWHITE8740 SW 80TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA8035 SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY, MIAMI, FLORIDASHELL GAS STATION: 8035 SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALCHRONIC ETHANOLISM434668-S01DET. PARMENTER@A, 㨀]]XWUUQHA <@C@@<@98?<@98?<@96-2246SANCHEZDANIEL JR.YRMHISPANIC6375 WEST 22ND COURT #202, HIALEAH, FLORIDANB PALMETTO EXPRESSWAY AT THE I-75 EXIT, HIALEAH, FLORIDANB PALMETTO EXPRESSWAY AT THE I-75 EXIT, HIALEAH, FLORIDAACCIDENTALMULTIPLE BLUNT TRAUMA796014306CPL. CARD@@J>53, ȏdd\[YYOHA <@L@j@<@?<@96-2245INSANALLYSHEIKYRMWHITE18360 NE 7TH COURT, NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAI/S VEHICLE: NW 154TH STREET & 77TH COURT, MIAMI LAKES, FLA.NATURALL@.434418-S01DET. PARMENTERN@@Ȍ^^YXVVQHA{LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUG. 23, 1996 THE DECEASED LEFT THE TREASURE ISLAND NIGHT CLUB, WHERE HE HAD BEEN DRINKING AND JUMPED THE EAST CONCRETE BARRIER WALL OF NB PALMETTO EXPRESSWAY (S/R 826). HE ATTEMPTED TO CROSS THE NB EXIT LANE TO I-75 AND NB S/R 826 LANES FROM EAST TO WEST. AN 87 CHEVY TRAVELING NB IN THE INSIDE LANE OF 826 APPROACHING THE I-75 EXIT, STRUCK THE DECEASED AND BEGAN ROTATING CLOCKWISE. THE VEHICLE CAME TO REST IN THE CENTER NB 826 LANE FACING SOUTH AND THE DECEASED WAS STRADDLING THE INSIDE EDGELINE OF NB 826, FACE DOWN AND HE WAS DEAD. *THE DECEASED WAS LEGALLY IDENTIFIED BY A FRIEND OF TWO YEARS AFTER VIEWING A PHOTOGRAPH OF THE DECEASED.* ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUG. 23, 1996 THE DECEASED AND A CO-WORKER WENT TO CISCO'S RESTAURANT FOR DINNER WHERE HE HAD TWO ALCOHOLIC DRINKS. THE DECEASED DROVE FROM THE RESTAURANT, BUT COMPLAINED OF TIGHTNESS IN HIS CHEST. HE STOPPED THE CAR AND HIS CO-WORKER TOOK OVER THE DRIVING. THE DECEASED THEN BEGAN GASPING FOR AIR AND HIS CO-WORKER PULLED INTO A SHELL GAS STATION AT NW 154TH STREET AND 77TH COURT. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED, BUT FOUND HIM WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD. ACCORDING TO HIS FAMILY THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION, HIGH CHOLESTEROL AND DRANK OCCASIONALLY. HE DID NOT SMOKE OR USE ILLEGAL DRUGS AND HAD NO HOSPITALIZATIONS. HE WAS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. WILLIAMS (653-4210) FOR CHRONIC PROSTATITIS, BENIGN PROSTATE HYPERTROPHY, HIGH CHOLESTEROL AND MILD HYPERTENSION..LVAL< ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE SON OF THE DECEASED STATED THAT FOR SEVERAL DAYS THE DECEASED HAD BEEN COMPLAINING OF CHEST PAINS, LEFT ARM PAIN AND NOT FEELING WELL, BUT REFUSED TO SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION. ON AUGUST 24, 1996, ABT. 1:30A.M., HE AGAIN COMPLAINED OF THE ABOVE SYMPTOMS, BUT AGAIN REFUSED TO SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION. HE WENT TO SLEEP AND ABT. 6:00A.M., AND WOKE UP WITH THE SAME COMPLAINTS. AT THIS POINT, HIS SON MADE THE DECISION TO TAKE HIM TO BAPTIST HOSPITAL FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT. AT SOME POINT DURING TRANSPORTATION, HE BECAME UNRESPONSIVE. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND IN CARDIAC ARREST WITH EKG MONITOR SHOWING VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. ADVANCE MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, HIS RHYTHM CONVERTED TO ASYSTOLE AND AT 7:10A.M., HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO HIS FAMILY, HE HAS NOT BEEN TREATED BY A PHYSCIAN FOR ANY MEDICAL PROBLEMS. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUG. 24, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS AT WORK AT THE SHELL GAS STATION AT 8033 SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY. HE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE AT 12:36 AM GOING INTO THE BAY AREA OF THE STATION. ABOUT 1:15 AM HIS WIFE WENT TO CHECK ON HIM AND FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE ARRIVED AND FOUND HIM WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD. ACCORDING TO HIS WIFE THE DECEASED HAD NO KNOWN MEDICAL HISTORY. HE STOPPED DRINKING AND SMOKING OVER TEN YEARS AGO. ABOUT FIVE YEARS AGO HE WAS TREATED AT SOUTH MIAMI HOSPITAL IN THE E/R AFTER GETTING HIT IN THE HEAD WITH A BASEBALL BAT. HE ALSO HAD AN EKG AT THAT TIME AND IT WAS NORMAL. HE WAS TREATED BY DR. ROBERT HARRIS AT SOUTH MIAMI HOSPITAL, BUT HAD NOT BEEN TREATED BY HIM SINCE.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS AT HOME WHEN HE COMPLAINED OF BAD CHEST PAINS WHICH RADIATED TO THE LEFT SIDE OF HIS BODY. HE COLLAPSED AND FAMILY MEMBERS CALLED FIRE RESCUE. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND UPON ARRIVAL, FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE AND IN CARDIAC ARREST. EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO SOUTH SHORE HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE, WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND IN FULL CARDIAC ARREST. ADVANCED CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 2:10 P.M., HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO FAMILY MEMBERS, HE HAS NOT BEEN TREATED BY A PHYSICIAN FOR ANY MEDICAL PROBLEMS. LVAL ACCORDING TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL RECORDS: ON AUG. 20, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS IN THE AREA OF 2258 NW 20TH STREET WHEN HE SUDDENLY LOST CONSCIOUSNESS, FELL AND STRUCK THE BACK OF HIS HEAD. UPON RESCUE'S ARRIVAL HE HAD REGAINED CONSCIOUSNESS AND WAS VERY COMBATIVE. HE DENIED ANY PAST MEDICAL HISTORY AND WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. HE HAD COMPLAINED OF NAUSEA AND VOMITING AND EXPERIENCED EPIGASTRIC PAIN WITH CONSTANT BURNING THE NIGHT BEFORE. UPON ARRIVAL TO E/R HE WAS ASSESSED WITH A SCALP LACERATION AND A SMALL INTRAPARENCHYMAL BLEED IN LEFT FRONTAL LOBE WHICH WAS REVEALED BY BRAIN CT SCAN. EKG REVEALED CHANGES CONSISTENT WITH ISCHEMIA. CHEST X-RAY WAS CONSISTENT WITH CHRONIC INTERSTITIAL MARKINGS. ON AUG. 21, 1996 THE DECEASED DEVELOPED MALIGNANT VENTRICULAR ARRYTHMIAS AND SUSTAINED VENTRICULAR TACHYCARDIA WITHOUT A PULSE. HE WAS FURTHER DIAGNOSED WITH AN ANTERIOR WALL MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION AND WAS PLACED ON RESPIRATORY SUPPORT. HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE. THE FAMILY WAS ADVISED OF HIS DETERIORATING PROGNOSIS. ON AUG. 22, 1996 ANOTHER CT BRAIN SCAN REVEALED A LARGE INTRACEREBRAL BLEED WITH POSSIBLE HERNIATION. HIS CONDITION WORSENED AND THE FAMILY AGREED THAT NO ARTIFICIAL LIFE SUPPORT BE UNDERTAKEN. ON AUG. 24, 1996 HE LOST ALL VITAL SIGNS AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 10:32 AM.dLVALr ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED LIVED IN A GROUP HOME SINCE FEB. 95 AFTER BEING RELEASED FROM THE LANDMARK LEARNING CENTER. ON AUG. 24, 1996 ABOUT 9:00 PM HE WENT TO SLEEP AS USUAL. ON AUG. 25, 1996 ABOUT 8:00 AM HIS CARETAKER FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE IN BED. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD. THE DECEASED WAS DIAGNOSED WITH MENTAL RETARDATION, SCHIZOPHRENIA AND HEPATITIS "C". HE WAS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. VANDEN-BOSCH (271-0445) WHO IS OUT OF TOWN UNTIL AUG. 27, 1996. MEDICAL RECORDS OBTAINED FROM THE GROUP HOME REVEALED THE DECEASED HAD ALSO BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH HYPERCHOLESTEROLEMIA, LANGUAGE DISORDER AND OBESITY. HE HAD NOT BEEN HOSPITALIZED SINCE HIS DISCHARGE FROM THE LEARNING CENTER. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: CARBAMAZEPINE, VERAPAMIL, TRAZODONE, DIPHENHYDRAMINE, CHLORPROMAZINE AND BENZTROPINE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS AN ASTHMATIC THAT ON AUGUST 24, 1996, AT ABOUT 3:28 PM., WAS AT HOME WHEN SHE SUFFERED AN ASTHMA ATTACK, THEN COLLAPSED. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON ARRIVAL FOUND THE DECEASED WITH NO VITAL SIGNS IN SINUS BRADYCARDIA. CPR WAS INITIATED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, WHERE SHE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 4:02 PM., ON THUMPER, PULSELESS, WITH NO SPONTANEOUS RESPIRATION. DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS, SHE EXPIRED AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 4:23 PM. SHE HAS A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF ASTHMA. MEDS: THEODUR, VENTOLIN INHALER, OXYGEN, METAPROTERNOL INHALER. JMH PATIENT # 248-69-45. WAS LAST SEEN AT JMH-E.R. ON APRIL 11, 1996 FOR ASTHMA EXACERBATION. LAST ADMISSION ON JULY 27, 1996 TO AUGUST 2,1996. FINAL DIAGNOSIS: ASTMA EXACERBATION. LACTIC ACIDOSIS, MOST LIKELY SECONDARY TO HYPOXEMIA. MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION RULED OUT. LEFT VENTRICULAR ANEURYSM. DILATED CARDIOMYOPATHY, STATUS POST CARDIAC CATHERIZATION. LVALe ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON AUG. 25, 1996 ABOUT 6:00 AM BY HER NURSE. AT 8:30 AM THE NURSE FOUND HER UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HER DEAD. THE DECEASED WAS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. NIXON AND DR. BLAUSTEIN (535-3300). DR. BLAUSTEIN ADVISED THE DECEASED WAS A HOSPICE PATIENT AND MAY HAVE SUFFERED WITH MULTIPLE MYELOMA, BUT HE WAS NOT HER PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIAN, IT IS DR. NIXON. MEDICATIONS: DEXAMETHASONE, PREDNISONE, TEMAZEPAM, CIPRO, ROXICET, NYSTATIN, PRILOSEC, GENASOFT, APAP W/OXYCODONE AND ENULOSE. *** AMENDED ON SEPTEMBER 17,1996 --- IP *** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON AUGUST 24, 1996, P.M., THE DECEASED ARRIVED HOME FROM WORK AND ADVISED HIS GIRLFRIEND THAT HE WAS NOT FEELING WELL. HE ALSO STATED THAT HE HAD EATEN SOME CHICKEN FOR LUNCH WHICH MADE HIM SICK. HE WENT TO THE BATHROOM AND WAS SPITTING UP. AT ABOUT 6:00 PM., HE WENT TO LIE DOWN IN BED. AT ABOUT 8:50 PM., HIS GIRLFRIEND ATTEMPTED TO WAKE HIM, BUT FOUND THAT HE WAS NOT BREATHING. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED, AND UPON THEIR ARRIVAL AT 8:55 PM., FOUND HIM EXPIRED. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED SUPINE ON BED, WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. ACCORDING TO HIS WIFE, THE DECEASED HAD TOLD HER THAT HE WAS VERY SICK AND WAS HAVING PROBLEMS WITH HIS LIVER AND PANCREAS. POLICE COULD NOT CONTACT HIS PHYSICIAN. . DR.BARNETT ALPERT, 261-2391 WAS LATER CONTACTED AND ADVISED THAT HE DID NOT REMEMBER THE DECEASED; WOULD HAVE TO CHECK HIS RECORDS. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT CONSISTED OF COTRIM DS/SMX (GENERIC FOR SEPTRA) AND ANOTHER MEDICATION WITH UNLEGIBLE LABEL, PROBABLY AN ANTIBIOTIC. MULTIPLE VIALS OF VITAMINS AND NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENTS. LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON AUGUST 21, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS AT HOME WHEN HE BEGAN TO EXPERIENCE SEIZURE LIKE ACTIVITY. HIS WIFE CALLED FIRE RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, FOUND HIM RESPONSIVE, BUT VERY COMBATIVE. HIS WIFE STATED THAT HE HAS LUNG CANCER AND IN APRIL OF 1996 HAD HIS RIGHT LUNG REMOVED AND HAD CHEMOTHERAPHY. HE WAS EXAMINED BY FIRE RESCUE. BREATHSOUNDS WERE CLEAR, AND EKG MONITOR SHOWED SINUS TACH. EMERGENCY TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO BAPTIST HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE WAS FACE DOWN ON THE STRETCHER. HE WAS CYANOTIC, APNEIC, PULSELESS AND IN CARDIOPULMONARY ARREST WITH EKG MONITOR SHOWING ASYSTOLE. ADVANCE CARDIAC RESUSCITATION MEASURES WERE ADMINISTERED SUCCESSFULLY. AFTER RESUSCITATION S T WAS 140'S, B/P 120/70 AND WITH A STRONG PULSE. ADMITTING IMPRESSION: S/P CARDIOPULMONARY ARREST, R/O MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION, R/O CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT, BRUIT, LUNG CANCER, S/P RIGHT PNEUMONECTOMY, RENAL INSUFFICIENCY, HISTORY OF ASTHMA AND CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE, HYPOTENSION, ANEMIA AND RULE OUT SEPSIS. HE WAS ALSO WITH LEFT OCCIPITAL LESION, POSSIBLE INFARCT VERSUS METASTATIC LESION AND A SUPERIMPOSED PROBLEM OF LIKELY POST ANOXIC ENCEPHALOPATHY. ADVANCE MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE. HE BECAME UNRESPONSIVE TO PAIN AND WAS WITH NO BRAINSTEM REFLUXES. TREATMENT WAS CONTINUED, HOWEVER, TO NO AVAIL AND ON AUGUST 24, AT 9:37P.M., HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. HE HAS A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF LUNG CANCER, ASTHMA, CARDIAC PROBLEMS INCLUDING MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION, HYPERTENSION, DIABETES MELLITUS, HIATAL HERNIA AND DIVERTICULITIS. HE ALSO HAS A HISTORY OF A HEAVY TOBACCO SMOKER.eLVAL}s ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO LIVED ALONE AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. ACCORDING TO HIS SON, HE WAS KNOWN TO HAVE A HISTORY OF ALCOHOL ABUSE AND APPARENTLY WAS FEELING ILL ON SUNDAY, AUGUST 25, 1996. HE LEFT THE APARTMENT AND WALKED TO THE HOME OF A FRIEND NEAR-BY. THE FRIEND CALLED EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITES. THEY RESPONDED FOUND HIM COMPLAINING OF CHEST PAINS, SWEATING AND CHANGING COLORS. CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES WERE INITIATED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL HE WAS NO THE THUMPER, INTUBATED SHOWING NO SPONTANEOUS MOVEMENT OR RESPIRATION, THERE WERE NO VITAL SIGNS. DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 3:18 PM. THE SON ALSO ADVISED THAT HE HAD BEEN SEEN BY A DR. RAPHAEL MAS SEVERAL WEEKS AGO, AN EXAMINATION WAS DONE, HE WAS FOUND TO HAVE A HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE AS WELL AS AN ELEVATED CHOLESTEROL LEVEL, MEDICATION WAS PRESCRIBED AT THAT TIME. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED HAD BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH AIDS FOR SEVERAL YEARS AND WAS KNOWN TO BE A COCAINE USER. HE HAS BEEN SEEN WITH SEVERAL PROSTITUES WHO ARE ALSO KNOWN TO BE DRUGS USERS. HE HAD NOT BEEN SEEN FOR TWO DAYS, AND ON AUGUST 25,1996 AT 2:30 PM., THE LANDLORD WENT TO CHECK ON HIS WELFARE AND FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE, SITTING ON A CHAIR. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON THEIR ARRIVAL FOUND HIM EXPIRED. POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED EXPIRED SOILED WITH VOMIT AND FECES. THERE WERE NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. JMH PATIENT # 146-50-37. THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL CLINIC ON MARCH/1995. HIS DIAGNOSES INCLUDED: HIV POSITIVE SINCE 1990. HYPERTENSION. CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE. NEUROSYPHILIS. DEPRESSION. STATUS POST GASTRECTOMY IN 1960. PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASE. nLVALz ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON AUGUST 25, 1996, P.M., THE DECEASED ATTENDED A BAPTISM AND RECEPTION AT THE HOLIDAY INN LOCATED ON HALLANDALE BEACH BLVD. AT ABOUT 8:30 PM., HE WENT TO VISIT FRIENDS AT THEIR APARTMENT. T. ACCORDING TO THE FRIENDS, WHEN HE ARRIVED HE WAS INTOXICATED AND REQUESTED SOME DRUGS FROM THEM, SPECIFICALLY " PERCOCET" . HE WENT INTO THE BATHROOM AND STAYED THERE FOR ABOUT FIVE TO FIFTEEN MINITUES. AFTER LEAVING THE BATHROOM, HE SAT AT THE KITCHEN TABLE AND BECAME PROGRESSIVELY DROWSY THEN COLLAPSED TO THE FLOOR. ABT. 9:30 PM, THE FRIENDS NOTIFIED HIS WIFE AND SUBSEQUENTLY REQUESTED FIRE RESCUE. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL HE WAS FOUND EXPIRED. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA.ACCORDING TO HIS WIFE, HE HAS NO PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OTHER THAN SHOULDER PAIN. SHE ALSO STATED THAT HE DID NOT ABUSE DRUGS OR ALCOHOL. **** FAMILY GAVE PERMISSION FOR BONE AND TISSUE DONATION*** **** REFILE GDS 12/10/96 ***LVAL THIS IS A BONE AND TISSUE CASE, BROUGHT INTO MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT FOR BONE AND TISSUE PROCUREMENT. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION FROM UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI TISSUE BANK DONOR INFORMATION RECORDS. DECEASED WAS DIANOSED TWO DAYS AGO WITH PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF BASIE ARTERY ANEURYSM . HE WAS MAKING ARRANGMENTS FOR SURGERY. HOWEVER, HIS CONDITION DETERIOATED HE EXPIRED. *** BODY WAS BROUGHT IN FOR TISSUE HARVESTING ONLY*** [ DR. WILLIAM BUCK ] ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE WIFE OF THE DECEASED STATED THAT THE DECEASED HAS HAD A HISTORY OF GRAND MAL SEIZURES DATING BACK 5 YEARS. HE WOULD EXPERIENCE THE SEIZURES AT LEAST ONCE EVERY 3 MONTHS. HIS LAST SEIZURE WAS ON AUGUST 25, 1996, ABT. 7:45A.M. AND LAST FOR ABT. 15 MINS. HE WAS NOT UNDER ANY MEDICATIONS, HOWEVER, HE DID TAKE AN UNKNOWN TYPE OF MEDICATION WHICH HE PURCHASED SOMEWHERE IN HIALEAH. HE, HOWEVER, DID NOT TAKE ANY MEDICATION IN THE MONTH OF AUGUST. ON AUGUST 26, 1996, ABT. 12:00A.M., HE WENT TO BED. ABT. 1:45A.M., HIS WIFE FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE ON THE FLOOR AND CALLED FIRE RESCUE. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND UPON ARRIVAL, FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE , WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND EKG MONITOR SHOWING ASYSTOLE. EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA AVENTURA HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE, WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND EKG MONITOR SHOWING ASYSTOLE. ADVANCE CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 5:10A.M., HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD.LVAL8 ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS A SELF EMPLOYED LAWN MAINTENANCE PERSON. ON AUGUST 26, 1996, EARLY AM., HE WAS MOWING THE LAWN OF A RESIDENCE LOCATED AT 904 N.W. 15TH STREET. AT 9:00 AM., THE OWNER OF THE RESIDENCE LOOKED OUTSIDE TO TELL THE DECEASED TO COME IN OUT OF THE RAIN, WHEN SHE OBSERVED THE DECEASED LYING ON THE GROUND. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED, AND UPON ARRIVAL FOUND THE DECEASED EXPIRED. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED LYING SUPINE ON YARD OF RESIDENCE, WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. NO MEDICAL HISTORY KNOWN. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM NORTH MIAMI NURSING AND REHAB CENTER, THE DECEASED WAS A PATIENT AT THE CENTER. ON AUGUST 13, 1996, HE WONDERED AWAY FROM THE CENTER AND WAS LATER FOUND OUTSIDE AFTER BEING INVOLVED IN A MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT. HE WAS NOT TAKEN TO A HOSPITAL IMMEDIATELY, BUT AFTER HE COMPLAINED OF PAIN TO BOTH KNEES, HE WAS TAKEN TO PARKWAY REGIONAL EMERGENCY ROOM WHERE TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED. NO C T SCAN WAS PERFORMED. AFTER TREATMENT, HE WAS RELEASED FROM THE EMERGENCY ROOM BACK TO THE REHAB CENTER. DIAGNOSIS: METASTATIC ADENOCARCINOMA, PROSTATE CANCER, ANEMIA, INSOMNIA, AND ATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE. UPON HIS RETURN TO THE REHAB CENTER, HE WAS IN NO APPARENT DISTRESS, TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED, HIS CONDITION , HOWEVER, BEGAN TO DETERIORATE. ON AUGUST 17, HIS B/P WAS 60/40, PULSE 86, TEMP. 96.6 AND RESP. 16. HIS CONDITION CONTIUNUED TO DETERIORATE AND ON AUGUST 19, 1996, AT 2:50P.M., HE EXPIRED.]LVAL/Um ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM BAPTIST HOSPITAL MEDICAL CHART, ON AUGUST 17, 1996 AT 5:30 PM., THE DECEASED WAS => PASSENGER <= IN THE RIGHT FRONT SEAT OFAN OLDER MODEL FORD THUNDERBIRD. THE DRIVER OF THE VEHICLE (DECEASED'S COUSIN) LOST CONTROL OF THE VEHICLE AND IT STRUCK A POLE ON THE DRIVERS SIDE. THE VEHICLE THEN STRUCK A WALL. THE DECEASED WAS TAKEN TO GEORGETOWN HOSPITAL WHERE SHE REPORTEDLY WAS IN A COMA AND HAD NEUROLOGICAL DEFICITS AND EVALUATION REVEALED THE PRESENCE OF AN INTRACRANIAL BLEED FOR WHICH TRANSFER TO BAPTIST HOSPITAL IN MIAMI WAS REQUESTED. . SHE WAS FLOWN TO MIAMI VIA AIR AMBULANCE AND ADMITTED TO BAPTIST HOSPITAL WHERE SHE WAS FOUND TO HAVE A LARGE SUBDURAL HEMATOMA. WAS TAKEN TO THE OPERATING ROOM FOR DECOMPRESSION OF THE SUBDURAL HEMATOMA AND LATER TRANSFERED TO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT. SHE WAS PLACEN ON VENTILATORY SUPPORT, WHERE SHE STAYED UNTIL HER EXPIRATION ON AUGUST 26, 1996 AT 6:00 PM. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A 36 YEAR OLD MALE WHO HAD A POSITIVE H.I.V. VIRUS INFECTION. HE HE WAS IN A HOSPICE PROGRAM UNTIL SEVERAL DAYS AGO, AT THAT TIME HE REMOVED HIMSELF FROM THE PROGRAM. ON MONDAY, AUGUST 27, 1996, AT ABOUT 10:00 AM, THE HOME HEALTH NURSE RESPONDED TO HIS RESIDENCE, SHE KNOCKED ON THE DOOR. WHEN SHE GOT NO RESPONSE, SHE ENTERED AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED AS HE SAT IN A CHAIR. NO FOUL PLAY WAS SUSPECTED. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLIC E INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY FEMALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. ON MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1996, SHE WAS FOUND LYING SUPINE IN HER BED EXPIRED BY HER SON. HER PAST MEDICAL HISTORY WAS FOR HEART PROBLEMS AND SHE WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. CARMELO A. LARA VELIZ. MEDICATION: INDERAL, MOTRIN, TRANXENE, LANOXIN, ANTIVERT AND DYAZIDE WERE SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. LVALBn;]:T$JACUTE PULMONARY EDEMA DUE TO: CHRONIC CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE CONT. CAUSE: PROSTATE CANCER, COLON CANCER, LARYNGEAL CANCER, HIP SURGERYATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEBILATERAL PULMONARY THROMBOEMBOLI DUE TO: DEEP VEIN THROMBOSES OF THE LOWER LEGS. CONT. CAUSE: ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE, ORGANIC BRAIN SYNDROMESECONDARY PULMONARY HYPERTENSION. DUE TO:MULTIPLE ACUTE AND RESOLVING PULMONARY INFARCTS. DUE TO: HYPERCOAGULABLE STATE WITH INTRAVASCULAR THROMBOSIS.CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING CONT. CAUSE: HYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASEHYPERTENSIVE INTRACERBRAL AND PONTINE HEMORRHAGEMULTIPLE BLUNT INJURIES. AUTOMOBILE CRASH.ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASECOCAINE TOXICITY CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: ASTHMAPNEUMOCYSTIS PNEUMONIA DUE TO: ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROMECOMPLICATIONS OF BLUNT TRAUMA TO LEGHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEPULMONARY THROMBOEMBOLI, BILATERAL DUE TO: PHLEBOTHROMBOSIS OF RIGHT PELVIC VEINATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEPULMONARY EMBOLISM DUE TO: DISSEMINATED GASTRIC CARCINOMATOSIS CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: LINITIS PLASTICAATHEROSCLEROTIC AND HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE CONT. CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUSMEDICAL COMPLICATIONS OF MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTMETASTATIC CARCINOMA OF PROSTATE GLAND AND COLON.BLUNT CRANIOCEREBRAL TRAUMA CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: CHRONIC ETHANOLISM, BRONCHOGENIC CARCINOMA OF THE RIGHT LOWER LOBE OF LUNG.MEDICAL COMPLICATIONS OF PARKINSON'S DISEASE AND DEMENTIA.CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: HYPERTENSION PENDING FURTHER INVESTIGATION (NOV.28,1996) HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEACUTE NECROTIZING FASCIITIS ASSOCIATED WITH BLUNT FORCE TRAUMA. ACUTE INFERIOR MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. DUE TO: ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME. LVAL; ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS FOUND AT HOME LYING ON HER RIGHT SIDE IN BED BY EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS. SHE ADVISED THEM THAT SHE HAD BEEN IN PAIN FOR ABOUT ONE MONTH, AND IT HAD BECOME MORE AND MORE INTENSE. AS THEY REMOVED HER CLOTHES, THEY FOUND HER LEFT LEG BRUISED AND SWOLLEN. THEY TRANSPORTED HER TO SOUTH SHORE HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL SHE WAS INTUBATED, THERE WERE BILATERAL BREATHSOUNDS. SHE BECAME BRADYCARDIAC, THEN VENTRICULAR TACHYCARDIAC AND WAS DEFIBRILLATED. HER CARDIAC RHYTHM CONVERTED TO ASYSTOLE. RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES CONTINUED BUT WERE TO NO AVAIL. SHE EXPIRED AT 4:00 PM. HER PAST MEDICAL HISTORY IS UNKNOWN AT THIS TIME, MIAMI BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT WILL SUPPLY SUPPLEMENTAL INVESTIGATIVE INFORMATION. **** REFILED ON NOVEMBER 7, 1996 **** BAR ** ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH HIS WIFE. ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1996, HE STARTED COMPLAINING OF NOT FEELING WELL BUT REFUSED TO SEE A DOCTOR. THE WIFE CONTACTED A FRIEND WHO CAME OVER AND FOUND HIM SEATED ON THE TOILET IN THE BATHROOM WITH BREATHING DIFFICULTY. FIRE RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED, UPON THEIR ARRIVAL HE WAS WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED. `LVAL=n ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A MIDDLE AGED MALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1996, HE STARTED COMPLAINING OF SHORTNESS OF BREATH TO HIS AUNT. HE STARTED WALKING AROUND TRYING TO CATCH HIS BREATH, A FEW MOMENTS LATER HE REPORTEDLY COLLAPSED AND LOST CONSCIOUSNESS. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED, RESPONDED TO FIND HIM LYING O N THE FLOOR UNRESPONSIVE AND UNCONSCIOUS, IN FULL CARDIAC ARREST. THEY INITIATED RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL HE WAS ON THE THUMPER SHOWING NO SPONTANEOUS RESPONSES. RESUSCITATION WAS TO NO AVAIL AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 8:47 PM. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT FOR HYPERTENSION AND PNEUMONIA. HE HAD A PAST SOCIAL HISTORY OF SMOKING AND DRINKING WHICH HE REPORTED STOPPED TWENTY OR MORE YEARS AGO ACCORDING TO HIS AUNT. HE HAD BEEN PRESCRIBED ZESTORIL AND MELLARIL. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON AUGUST 27, 1996 AT 2:35 PM., THE DECEASED WAS A => PEDESTRIAN <= WHO WAS ATTEMPTING TO CROSS NORTH MIAMI AVENUE, JUST SOUTH OF NW 71ST STREET, FROM EAST TO WEST, WHEN SHE WAS STRUCK BY A 1979 FORD TRUCK THAT WAS SOUTHBOUND ON NORTH MIAMI AVENUE IN THE RIGHT LANE. . FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED THE DECEASED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, WHERE SHE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 4:21 PM., CONFUSED, IN ACUTE DISTRESS AND GCS=14. HAD SUSTAINED BILATERAL FEMUR FRACTURES, CLOSED RIGHT WRIST FRACTURE AND EVIDENCE OF HEAD TRAUMA. SHE HAD FLUID IN HER ABDOMEN AND HYPOTENSION, AND WAS TAKEN TO THE OPERATING ROOM IN AN EMERGENCY BASIS. AN EXPLORATORY LAPARATOMY WAS INITIATED AND IT WAS FOUND THAT SHE HAD AVULSION OF RENAL AND SUPERIOR MESENTERIC VESSELS. SHE BLED UNCONTROLABLY AND EXPIRED, DESPITE AGGRESSIVE SURGICAL EFFORTS TO KEEP HER ALIVE. WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 6:35 PM.LVAL255  Ÿ`>@F@@*@`>@>@?96-2361AVERGARAMARINAYRFW8810 SW 123RD COURT, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 8810 S%7@N@@7@7@ 7@88??96-1817ESUAREZJOSEALFON ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS A PATIENT AT GREENBRIAR NURSING HOME. ON AUGUST 28, 1996, AT 6:00A.M., HE WAS OBSERVED RESPONSIVE. HE WAS CHECKED ON AGAIN AT 6:20A.M., AND FOUND EXPIRED IN BED. HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE NURSING HOME FROM CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER WITH DIAGNOSIS OF INFECTED DECUBITI ULCERS, ARTHRITIS, DEMENTIA AND PARKINSON DISEASE. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED. HE WAS TREATED BY DR. VIVIAN SANCHEZ WHO STATED THAT SHE WOULD CERTIFY HIS DEATH, HOWEVER, HIS DAUGHTER STATED THAT SHE MAY NEED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON AUGUST 27, 1996 AT ABOUT 8:00 PM., THE DECEASED WAS BEING BABY-SIT BY HIS GRANDMOTHER. WAS GIVEN SOME MILK AT ABOUT 7:00 PM., AND THEN WAS PLACED IN A STROLLER. THE GRANDMOTHER WENT OUTSIDE TO WATER SOME PLANTS, WHILE THE DECEASED REMAINED INSIDE ALERT AND TALKING. WHEN THE DECEASED BECAME SILENT, THE GRANDMOTHER WENT INSIDE TO CHECK ON HIM AND FOUND THAT HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE, WITH HEAD DOWN, SITTING IN THE STROLLER. SHE PICKED HIM UP, AND TOOK HIM TO THE BEDROOM, WHERE SHE PLACED HIM ON A BED, AND CALLED "911". THE DISPATCHER THEN INSTRUCTED THE GRANDMOTHER TO PLACE THE DECEASED ON THE FLOOR AND BEGAN CPR. SHE COMPLIED. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND TOOK OVER CPR. THE DECEASED WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA KENDALL MEDICAL CENTER, WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 8:40 PM., UNRESPONSIVE, UNCONSCIOUS, INTUBATED, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS AND IN AGONAL RHYTHM. RESUSCITATION EFFORTS CONTINUED UNTIL 8:53 PM. WHEN HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE HOSPITAL AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. ACCORDING TO THE DECEASED'S FATHER, THE DECEASED WAS BORN AT BAPTIST HOSPITAL, A NORMAL CHILD WITH NO MEDICAL PROBLEMS.LVAL,+ ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM U.OF. MIAMI TISSUE BANK RECORDS, ON AUGUST 24, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS BROUGHT INTO PORT ST. LUCIE HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM UNRESPONSIVE. HE APPARENTLY HAD AN ANOXIC EPISODE AFTER A SELF-INFLICTED HANGING INJURY. HE APPARENTLY HAD AN ARGUMENT WITH HIS FATHER . ON THIS DATE, HE CAME HOME AND TOLD HIS MOTHER THAT HE WAS GOING TO KIL HIMSELF. HE TOOK A ROPE AND WENT OUT TO A TREE IN HIS BACKYARD. HE PUT THE ROPE AROUND HIS NECK AND ACCIDENTALLY THE TABLE BELOW HIS LEGS FELL OUT FROM UNDER HIM. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO PORT ST. LUCIE HOSPITAL. TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND ON AUGUST 27, 1996, AT 7:20A.M., HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON AUGUST 28, 1996, AT ABT. 3:00 AM, THE DECEASED WAS AT HOME AND ASKED HIS WIFE TO HELP HIM TO THE BATHROOM. SHE NOTICED THAT HE HAD STOPPED BREATHING, AND SUMMONED FIRE RESCUE. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL HE WAS FOUND EXPIRED. ACCORDING TO HIS WIFE, HE HAS BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH EMPHYSEMA 30-40 YEARS AGO, AND SUFFERED A MILD HEART ATTACK 5-6 YEARS AGO. HE ALSO SUFFERED FROM HYPERTENSION AND ARTHRITIS, AND FOR HIS RESPIRATORY PROBLEMS HE REQUIRED THE CONSTANT USE OF OXYGEN. WAS SEEN BY HIS PHYSICIAN, DR. CARLOS D. CARRANZA, 654-7009, ON AUGUST 27, 1996 AND WAS SCHEDULED FOR AN APPOINTMENT ON AUGUST 28, 1996. ON THE EVENING OF AUGUST 27, 1996, WHEN HE WENT TO BED, THE DECEASED TOLD HIS WIFE THAT HE DID NOT FEEL WELL AND THAT HE WAS DYING. POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED SUPINE ON BED WITH NO SIGNS OF TRAUMA. ** ACCORDING TO HIS ATTENDING PHYSICIAN DR. JOSEPH GUERRIER [654-9009] HE HAVE BEEN TREATING HIM FOR TWO AND A HALF YEARS DIAGNOSIS: END STAGE CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE, AND HYPERTENSION. ON APRIL 24, 1996, HE HAD A PULMONARY EMBOLI , NOT A TRAUMATIC CAUSE. MEDS: KCL, LASIX, PREDNISONE, THEO-DUR, LANOXIN AND ANTIVERT.***LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON AUGUST 29, 1996, ABT. 2:50P.M., THE BROTHER OF THE DECEASED RESPONDED TO HIS RESIDENCE AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED. ACCORDING TO HIS BROTHER, HE WAS RELEASED FROM V.A. MEDICAL CENTER IN AUGUST 9, 1996 WITH A HISTORY OF PROSTATE CANCER AND BRAIN TUMOR. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON JULY 25, 1996, ABT. 4:45P.M., THE DECEASED WAS STANDING AT THE ABOVE INCIDENT LOCATION WHEN HE SUDDENLY COLLAPSED. HE WAS DRIVEN TO HIS RESIDENCE AND STATED THAT HE WAS FINE. WHILE AT HOME, HE ADVISED HIS DAUGHTER THAT HE FELL TO THE GROUND AND BUMPED HIS HEAD. HIS DAUGHTER CHECKED HIS HEAD AND OBSERVED A LARGE HEMATOMA. ON AUGUST 24, 1996, HE BEGAN TO EXPERIENCE ALTERED MENTAL STATUS. ON AUGUST 25, 1996, HE WAS AT HOME WHEN HE COLLAPSED IN THE BATHROOM. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON ARRIVAL, FOUND HIM RESPONSIVE, BUT WITH ALTERED MENTAL STATUS. VITALS: B/P 180/PALP, PULSE 112, RESP. 18. EMERGENCY TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE WAS WITH ALTERED MENTAL STATUS. TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED, AND HE WAS TAKEN TO X-RAY WHERE CT SCAN REVEALED EPIDURAL HEMATOMA. TREATMENT WAS CONTINUED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AUGUST 28, 1996, AT 3:45P.M., HE EXPIRED.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUG. 10, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS THE RIGHT FRONT PASSENGER OF AN 87 PONTIAC THAT WAS TRAVELING NORTH ON WEST 1ST AVENUE. AT 13TH STREET HER VEHICLE ATTEMPTED A LEFT TURN ONTO WESTBOUND 13TH STREET WHEN IT WAS STRUCK BY A TOYOTA, THAT WAS TRAVELING SOUTH ON 1ST AVENUE, ON THE RIGHT SIDE. THE DECEDENT'S VEHICLE TRAVELED IN A SOUTHWESTERNLY DIRECTION AND COLLIDED WITH AN 87 NISSAN THAT WAS STOPPED AT A STOP SIGN. THE DECEASED DID NOT APPEAR SERIOUSLY INJURED AT THE SCENE, BUT WAS TRANSPORTED TO HIALEAH HOSPITAL. SHE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH A PELVIC FRACTURE. SHE WAS INTUBATED, ADMITTED AND PLACED IN TRACTION. DURING THE COURSE OF HER HOSPITALIZATION, SHE DEVELOPED SHORTNESS OF BREATH, LABORED BREATHING AND THEN BECAME COMATOSE ON AUG. 26, 1996. HER PROGNOSIS WAS DEEMED POOR AT THAT TIME. SHE WAS FURTHER DIAGNOSED WITH CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE AND CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. ON AUG. 28, 1996 SHE BECAME PULSELESS WITH NO VITAL SIGNS AND WAS PRONOUCED DEAD AT 1:01 PM. SHE HAD A HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION, CARDIAC ARRYTHMIAS AND ORGANIC BRAIN SYNDROME. *THE FAMILY OF DECEASED REQUESTED NO AUTOPSY BE PERFORMED, BECAUSE THERE WERE NO CHARGES OR LAWSUITS PENDING.*LVAL7 ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION:THE DECEASED HAD BEEN EMPLOYED AS AN ASSISTANCE MANAGER WITH "HOME DEPOT", HE LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. ACCORDING TO FAMILY MEMBER, HE HAD COMPLAINED OF FEVERS, CHILLS, NAUSEA, INSOMNIA, URINARY RETENSION FOR FIVE DAYS, NO BOWEL MOVEMENT FOR ALMOST 10 DAYS AND GENERALIZED WEAKNESS. HE HAD ONLY BEEN ABLE TO EAT APPLE SAUCE AND DRINK APPLE JUICE FOR THE LAST THREE WEEKS. HIS MOTHER ADVISED POLICE THAT HE WAS DEPRESSED OVER THE FACT THAT HIS GIRLFRIEND LEFT HIM SEVERAL DAYS AGO. HE EXPIRED AT HOME AT 3:00 PM. PAST HISTORY OF TREATMENT AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOR A POSITIVE "H.I.V." VIRUS INFECTION. JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL RECORD NUMBER #023-51-40 HAS BEEN REQUESTED. ** REFILED ON OCTOBER 21, 1996 ** BAR ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED RESIDED AT THE JACKSON HEIGHTS NURSING HOME WITH THE DIAGNOSIS OF CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, NON-INSULIN DEPENDENCE DIABETES MELLITUS AND HYPERTENSION. SHE ALSO HAD A STROKE ABOUT TEN YEARS AGO. ON AUG. 28, 1996 SHE COMPLAINED OF STOMACH PAIN AND WENT INTO CARDIAC ARREST. SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL BY FIRE RESCUE. SHE ARRIVED IN THE E/R INTUBATED WITH CPR IN PROGRESS. THE CARDIAC MONITOR REVEALED IDIOVENTRICULAR RHYTHM. SHE BECAME ASYSTOLIC AND ALL RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS WERE STOPPED AND SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 4:30 PM. THE DECEASED HAD BEEN TREATED AT COLUMBIA CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER AND BY DR. GONZALEZ (534-6251). DR. GONZALEZ TREATED HER FOR CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE, DIABETES MELLITUS, HYPERTENSION, ORGANIC BRAIN SYNDROME AND ATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE. MEDICATIONS PRESCRIBED: LANOXIN, INSULIN, GLIPIZIDE AND NITRO-DUR.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUG. 29, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS TRANSPORTED TO BAPTIST HOSPITAL BY FIRE RESCUE AFTER COMPLAINING OF NOT FEELING WELL. SHE ARRIVED IN THE E/R, WAS INTUBATED AND PLACED ON THUMPER. SHE WAS IN ASYSTOLIC RHYTHM AND DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 9:50 AM. HER SON ADIVSED THAT SHE HAD NO MAJOR MEDICAL PROBLEMS. SHE DID NOT DRINK OR SMOKE AND WAS NOT BEING TREATED FOR MENTAL ILLNESS. SHE WAS BEING TREATED BY PCA HEALTH CENTER (551-3200) FOR ROUTINE HEALTH CARE. SHE AHD ALSO BEEN TREATED IN THE PAST BY DR. DOMINIGO (266-2340). HE STARTED TREATING HER FOR SYNCOPAL EPISODE IN 1981, ETIOLOGY NEVER DETERMINED. HER LAST VISIT WAS IN 1991 AND HE DID NOT DIAGNOSE ANY MAJOR ILLNESSES. HE ONLY PRESCRIBED VISTERIL. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED HAD BEEN EXPERIENCING A TINGLING SENSATION TO HIS LEFT SIDE FOR THE PAST 2 TO 3 DAYS. ON AUGUST 28, 1996, HE WAS AT HOME WITH IS DAUGHTER WHEN HE SUDDENLY COLLAPSED. HIS DAUGHTER RAN OUT OF THEIR RESIDENCE TO GET ASSISTANCE. NEIGHBORS CALLED FIRE RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND UPON ARRIVAL, FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE, WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND EKG MONITOR SHOWING ASYSTOLE WHICH CONVERTED TO VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA DEERING HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS. ADVANCE CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 7:51P.M., HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED WAS HYTRIN 5MG. WLVAL0e ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS REPORTEDLY A SELF-EMPLOYED TATTO ARTIST WHO WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON AUGUST 28,1996 AT ABOUT 6:00 PM., BY FRIENDS AND BY HIS DAUGHTER. ON AUGUST 29, 1996 AT 4:20 PM., HE WAS FOUND EXPIRED, LYING SUPINE ON BED WITH HIS FEET ON THE FLOOR. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. A BELT, THAT WAS FORMED INTO A LOOP WAS OBSERVED ON THE BED ALONG WITH A SPOON WITH POSSIBLE UNKNOWN RESIDUE LAYING ON THE DECEASED'S CHEST. A PAPER WITH SUSPECTED HEROIN WAS ON THE NIGHT STAND DIRECTLY NEXT TO THE BED. A COTTOM SWAB AND A BOTTLE OF WATER WERE ALSO SEEN NEXT TO THE BED. HIS BODY HAD EXTENSIVE TATTOES AND POLICE WERE UNABLE TO OBSERVE ANY NEEDLE MARKS. NO NEEDLES FOUND ON THE SCENE. THE SUSPECTED SUBSTANCE WAS IMPOUNDED BY POLICE. AS PER DAUGHTER, HE HAD A PRIOR DRUG HABIT. **** REFILED ON NOVEMBER 7, 1996 **** BAR ** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A RESIDENT OF THE EL PONCE DE LEON NURSING HOME DIAGNOSED WITH ORGANIC BRAIN SYNDROME, HYPERTENSION AND DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS. THE DECEASED HAD REFUSED TO EAT AND WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER. HE WAS FED INTRAVENOUSLY FOR THREE DAYS AND WAS TRANSFERED BACK TO EL PONCE DE LEON. ON AUG. 29, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS FOUND NOT BREATHING ABOUT 8:55 AM AND PRONOUNCED DEAD. SLVAL_ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON MAY 16, 1996 ABOUT 12:45 PM THE DECEASED WAS AT WORK AT A CONSTRUCTION SITE. WHILE REMOVING THE ARM PINS FROM A BULLDOZER ITS BLADE DISENGAGED KNOCKING THE DECEASED OFF HIS FEET. THE FRONT END OF THE BLADE PINNED HIS LEGS BETWEEN THE BULLDOZER AND THE FRONT END, CRUSHING THE LEG FROM THE KNEE DOWN. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PALMETTO HOSPITAL. HE HAD SUSTAINED A SEVERE CRUSH INJURY OF THE TIBIA/FIBULAR AND UNDERWENT AN OPEN REDUCTION INTERNAL FIXATION WHICH WAS COMPLICATED BY AN INFECTION. ON JUNE 20, 1996 HE WAS ADMITTED TO CORAL GABLES HOSPITAL AFTER COMPLAINING OF SHORTNESS OF BREATH, DIAPHORESIS AND A PRODUCTIVE COUGH. HE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH PNUEMONIA, CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, HYPOVOLEMIA AND HYPOTENSION AND TRNASFERED TO MOUNT SINAI MEDICAL CENTER ON JUNE 21, 1996. HE WAS ADMITTED TO MOUNT SINAI FOR FURHTER WORK-UP OF POSSIBLE DISSECTING ANEURYSM OF THE THORACIC AORTA. A RIGHT FEMORAL CLOT WAS DISCOVERED. A CRADIAC CATHERIZATION WAS PERFORMED WHICH SHOWED AN EJECTION FRACTION OF 65%, BUT A MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION WAS RULED OUT. CHEST X-RAY REVEALED SUBSEGMENTAL ATELECTASIS IN THE RIGHT LOWER LOBE. HE WAS DISCHARGED ON JUNE 26, 1996 WITH THE DIAGNOSIS OF HYPOTENSION, ANEMIA, CHEST PAIN AND PERICARDITIS. ON AUG. 13, 1996 HE HAD A REVISION OF AN OPEN REDUCTION INTERNAL FIXATION SURGICAL PROCEDURE PERFORMED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AFTER DEVELOPING DEEP VENOUS THROMBOSIS. HE WAS DISCHARGED ON AUG. 23, 1996. ON AUG. 27, 1996 HE WAS ADMITTED TO HEALTH SOUTH DOCTOR'S HOSPITAL AFTER COMPLAINING OF CHEST PAIN, COUGH AND FEVER. ON AUG. 29, 1996 AN ATRIAL LINE AND PULMONARY ARTERY CATHETER WAS INSERTED. AT 4:30 AM HE BECAME HYPOTENSIVE AND WENT INTO RESPIRATORY ARREST. HE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH SEPTIC SHOCK. AT 6:10 AM HE WENT INTO CARDIAC ARREST AND DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 6:10 AM. LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED WAS EMPLOYED BY THE "CELEBRITY" CRUISELINE. AUGUST 29, 1996 THE DECEASED RESPONDED TO SOUTH SHORE HOSPITAL AND WAS TREATED IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM FOR ASTHMA RELATED PROBLEMS. HE WAS RELEASED HOME AT APPROX 1:06 A.M. ON AUGUST 30, 1996. ON THIS SAME DATE AT APPROX 3:15 A.M. FIRE-RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND RESPONDED TO HIS RESIDENCE BY THE REQUEST OF A FRIEND. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, HE WAS FOUND UNCONSCIOUS WITH A MOUTH FULL OF VOMIT. C.P.R. WAS INITIATED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO SOUTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 3:58 A.M., HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE, CYANOTIC AND WITHOUT ANY VITAL SIGNS. ALL EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE WERE MET WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS AND HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 4:25 P.M. *** REFILED ON FEBRUARY 14, 1997 **** [BAR] ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD BEEN SUFFERING WITH A LONG TERM ILLNESS AND HAD BEEN HELPED AND FED BY A FRIEND. THE FRIEND OBSERVED THAT THE DECEASED HAD EXTREME DIFFICULTY IN TAKING CARE OF HIMSELF, I.E. EATING AND WALKING AROUND. ON AUGUST 29,1996, AT 6:30 PM., HE WAS FOUND EXPIRED, SITTING ON A CHAIR IN THE BALCONY OF THE RESIDENCE. FRU RESPONDED. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. ACCORDING TO THE FRIEND THE DECEASED HAD RECENTLY HAD AN HIV TEST, BUT RESULTS ARE UNKNOWN. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT CONSISTED OF: SUFAMET/TRIMET TABLETS, AND BIAXIM FILMTAB 500 MG TABLETS. ** REFILED ON OCTOBER 21, 1996 ** BARLVAL ACCORDING TO INFORMATION FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI TISSUE BANK DONOR INFORAMATION RECORDS. DECEASED WAS LAST SEEM ON AUGUST 29, 1996, AT ABT. 1:00 AM, BY HIS WIFE. ON AUGUST 30, 1996, AT ABOUT 4:57 AM, HIS WIFE FOUND HIM AT HOME UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE SUMMONED, AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO DELRAY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL WHERE HE LATER EXPIRED. ****CASE WAS BROUGHT IN TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT FOR HARVESTING ONLY.**** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED RESIDES IN BUFFALO GROVE, ILLINOIS AND WAS VISITING THE MIAMI AREA ON A BUSINESS TRIP. AUGUST 29, 1996 DURING THE EVENING HOURS, HE HAD DINNER AT THE "RUSTY PELICAN" ALONG WITH SOME BUSINESS ASSOCIATES AT WHICH TIME HE CONSUMED A COUPLE OF DRINKS DURING DINNER. AN ASSOCIATE DROVE HIM BACK TO HIS HOTEL ROOM AT APPROX 12:30 A.M. THE NEXT MORNING AT WHICH TIME HE COMPLAINED OF NUMBNESS AND PAIN IN HIS BACK AND ARMS. HE WENT INTO THE BATHROOM WHERE HE VOMITTED. AFTER RETURNING TO THE ROOM, HE LAID ON THE BED WHERE HE BEGAN HAVING DIFFICULTY BREATHING. HE GOT UP AGAIN AND WENT BACK INTO THE BATHROOM WHERE HE COLLAPSED TO THE FLOOR. HIS BUSINESS ASSOCIATE BEGAN C.P.R. AND SUMMONED SECURITY WHO CONTINUED C.P.R. AND SUMMONED FIRE-RESCUE. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PAN AMERICAN HOSPITAL. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 3:04 A.M. HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND C.P.R. WAS STILL IN PROGRESS. ALL EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE WERE MET WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS. HE REMAINED IN ASYSTOLE AND WITH AGONAL RHYTHM, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 3:30 A.M..rLVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON AUGUST 30, 1996, ABT. 1:03P.M., THE DECEASED WAS THE RIGHT FRONT PASSENGER IN A 1983 VOLVO THAT WAS TRAVELING NORTHBOUND ON N.W. 32ND AVENUE. THE VOLVO WAS MAKING A LEFT TURN TO GO WESTBOUND ON N.W. 119TH STREET WHEN A 1975 CHEVORLET THAT WAS TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND ON N.W. 32ND AVENUE WENT THROUGH THE INTERSECTION AND STRUCK THE VOLVO ON THE PASSENGER'S SIDE. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON ARRIVAL, ADMINISTERED EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT AND TRANSPORTED HER TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM SHE WAS UNRESPONSIVE WITH A GCS OF 15. SHE WAS TAKEN TO THE O.R. WITH PRE-OP DIAGNOSIS OF MULTIPLE ORTHOPEDIC INJURIES, HEMOPERITONEUM. POST-OP DIAGNOSIS, MAJOR HEPATIC LACERATION GRADE III. AN EXPLORATORY LAPAROTOMY, HEPATORRHOPHY AND PLACEMENT OF LEFT CHEST TUBE WAS PERFORMED. FINDINGS: GRADE III - IV LACERATION OF THE LIVER. TREATMENT WAS CONTINUED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 3:10P.M., SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ***SHE WAS AN UNRESTRAINED PASSENGER*** THIS IS A BONE AND TISSUE CASE, BROUGHT INTO MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT FOR BONE ANS TISSUE PROCUREMENT. ACCORDING TO THE INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM DETECTIVE SHATZEL, HOLLYWOOD POLICE DEPARTMENT. DECEASED, RESIDED WITH HIS GIRLFRIEND. ON AUGUST 29, 1996, SHE STATED THAT HE HAS BEEN DRINKING ALCOHOL THROUGHOUT THE EVEING. THE COUPLE HAD AN ARGUMENT WHICH CAUSED HIM TO BECOME VERY UPSET AND IRATE. AT ABT. 10:00 PM, HE WAS FOUND BY HIS GIRLFRIEND HANGING BY THE NECK. PMH: ETOH ABUSE, ACCORDING TO HIS GIRLFRIEND HE MADE SEVERAL SUICIDAL THREATS IN THE PAST. LVAL ACCORDING TO INFORMATION RECEIVED: THE DECEASED DIED AT BROWARD GENERAL MEDICAL CENTER ON AUG. 30, 1996 AT 4:20 PM. HIS FAMILY GAVE PERMISSION FOR BONE AND TISSUE DONATIONS AND THE BODY OF DECEASED WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE DADE COUNTY MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT FOR HARVESTING ONLY. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUG. 30, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS WORKING IN HIS YARD WHEN HE FELL AND COULDN'T GET UP. THE MAID HELPED HIM UP AND LAST SAW HIM ALIVE ABOUT 1:00 PM. HE WAS TO PICK HIS WIFE UP FROM THE AIRPORT AROUND 5:30 PM, WHEN HE DIDN'T SHOW UP A FRIEND RESPONDED TO HIS RESIDENCE TO CHECK ON HIM. HE WAS FOUND LYING IN THE BACK STORAGE ROOM NEXT TO A HONDA GENERATOR THAT WAS RUNNING. THE ROOM WAS FILLED WITH HEAVY SMOKE AND THE DECEASED WAS DETERMINED TO BE DEAD. HE HAD A HISTORY OF CANCER THAT WAS IN REMISSION AND HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE. HE WAS UNDER THE TREATMENT OF DR. SILVERSTEIN (661-8539) AND DR. FITZGERALD (446-8129). MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: REDUX, DITROPAN, NORVASC, CIPRO AND EULEXIN. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON THRUSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1996, ABT. 10:00P.M. ON AUGUST 30, 1996, ABT. 7:55P.M., HER DAUGHTER RESPONDED TO HER RESIDENCE TO CHECK ON HER WELFARE AND FOUND HER UNRESPONSIVE. SHE CALLED FIRE RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND UPON ARRIVAL, PRONOUNCED HER DEAD. ACCORDING TO HER DAUGHTER, SHE HAD BEEN HOSPITALIZED AT AVENTURA HOSPITAL IN 1980 DUE TO A STROKE. AFTER THE STROKE, SHE HAD BEEN TREATED BY DR. ROSENTHAL. AFTER SHE RECOVERED FROM THE STROKE, SHE REFUSED MEDICAL TREATMENT, HOWEVER, DR. ROSENTHAL CONTINUED TO FILL HER PERSCRIPTIONS. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED WERE ALDOMET 250MG, AND SYNTHROID .125MG. ****HER DAUGHTER WAS CONTACTED AND ADVISED THAT SHE WOULD LIKE AN AUTOPSY PERFORMED ****|LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM COLUMBIA CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER HOSPITAL RECORDS, THE DECEASED HAS A HISTORY OF FALLING AND ON AUGUST 23, 1996, ABT. 5:11P.M., HE WAS BROUGHT INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM BY FIRE RESCUE AFTER FALLING ON THE STREETS AND STRIKING THE BACK OF HIS HEAD. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE WAS RESPONSIVE AND STATED THAT HE WAS FINE. HE WAS ADMITTED FOR ORGANIC WORK-UP. TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED, AND DURING TO COURSE, HE BECAME CONFUSED AND DISORIENTED. CT SCAN OF THE BRAIN WAS PERFORMED WHICH DEMONSTRATED CHRONIC WHITE MATTER ISCHEMIA. NO ACUTE PARENCHYMAL DENSITY CHANGES WERE OBSERVED. TREATMENT WAS CONTINUED, HOWEVER, HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND ON AUGUST 30, 1996, AT 6:15P.M., HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ****ACCORDING TO FAMILY MEMBERS OF THE DECEASED, HE WENT TO CUBA AND MARRIED A 36 YEAR OLD FEMALE. HE BROUGHT HER BACK TO THE U.S.A. WITH HIM ON JUNE OF 1996. AFTER SHE ARRIVED IN THE STATES, HIS CONDITION DETERIORATED.**** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUG. 30, 1996 THE DECEASED WALKED INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL COMPLAINING OF SHORTNESS OF BREATH AND CHEST PAIN. WHILE IN THE E/R HE WENT INTO CARDIAC ARREST AND DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS HE DIED AT 9:03 PM. THE DECEASED HAD BEEN PREVIOUSLY ADMITTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ON JULY 2, 1996. AT TIME OF ADMISSION HIS ETHANOL LEVEL WAS (562). HE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH RESPIRATORY FAILURE; PULMONARY EMBOLISM AND INFARCTION; EMBOLISM AND THROMBOSIS OF OTHER VEINS; ACUTE ALCOHOLIC INTOXICATION; SEPTICEMIA DUE TO PSEUDOMONAS; ASPIRATION PNEUMONIA; HYPOSMOLALIOY/HYPOATREMIA; ACQUIRED CARDIAC SEPTAL DEFECT; ACUTE POSTHEMORRHAGIC ANEMIA AND ACUTE PACREATITIS. HE WAS DISCHARGED ON AUG. 13, 1996. REFILED 11/15/96 GDS LVAL ACCORDING TO INFORMATION RECEIVED: ON AUG. 17, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS VISITING HER SON IN MARGATE, FLORIDA. WHILE SHE WAS WALKING HER SON'S DOG JUMPED ON HER AND KNOCKED HER TO THE GROUND. THE DECEASED SUSTAINED A FRACTURED RIGHT HIP AND WAS HOSPITALIZED AT COLUMBIA DEERING HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER. SHE REMAINED THERE UNTIL HER DEATH ON AUG. 26, 1996. THIS CASE WAS BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE DADE COUNTY MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT AND WAS MADE A "T" CASE. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION RECEIVED: THE DECEASED FELL AT HOME ON AUG. 8, 1996 AND FRACTURED HIS HIP. HE UNDERWENT SURGERY BUT, DIED AT COLUMBIA DEERING HOSPITAL ON AUG. 16, 1996 AT 1:40 AM. THIS CASE WAS BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE DADE COUNTY MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT AND WAS MADE A "T" CASE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS IN MIAMI WORKING ON A MOVIE SET. ON AUG. 31, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS HAVING LUNCH WITH A CO-WORKER WHEN HE SUDDENLY STIFFENED UP AND COLLAPSED. CPR WAS INITIATED IMMEDIATELY BY CO-WORKER UNTIL FIRE RESCUE ARRIVED. THEY WERE UNABLE TO INTUBATE HIM AFTER 15 MINUTES AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO MERCY HOSPITAL IN FULL CARDIAC ARREST WITH AMBU-BAG IN PLACE ONLY. DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 1:29 PM. ACCORDING TO THE CO-WORKER THE DECEASED COLLAPSED WHILE READING THE MENU. HE WAS NOT EATING. ACCORDING TO THE WIFE THE DECEASED HAD NO MEDICAL HISTORY, BUT SMOKED A PACK OF CIGARETTES A DAY. HE STOPPED DRINKING ABOUT FOUR MONTHS AGO. HE USED TO DRINK A SIX PACK OF BEER A DAY FOR ABOUT EIGHT YEARS. HEART DISEASE RAN IN HIS FAMILY. LVALv1\V.S'4XnEATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEArteriosclerotic Cardiovascular Disease. ATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASE CONT.CAUSE: HYPERTENSIONOCCLUSIVE CORONARY ARTERIOSCLEROSISMULTI-DRUG TOXICITY [COCAINE, MORPHINE, DIAZEPAM] CONT.CAUSE: CHRONIC BACK PAIN-INDUCED DEPRESSION WITH ADDICTION TO PAIN KILLERS. INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE DUE TO: HYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASE.CORONARY ARTERY ATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE MASSIVE PULMONARY THROMBOEMBOLISM. DUE TO: DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS OF THE LOWER EXTREMITIES (POST SURGICAL). Massive Pulmonary Arterial Thrombosis. DUE TO: Sinus Venosus Type Atrial Septal Defect. CORONARY ARTERY ATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE. HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE DILATED CARDIOMYOPATHY. DUE TO: HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEPROFOUND ANEMIA. DUE TO: CHRONIC ALCOHOLISMATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: SKIN CANCER.CHRONIC ETHANOLISM CONT. CAUSE: ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.CHRONIC ETHENOLISM. CONT. CAUSE: CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. EMPYEMA DUE TO: CARCINOMA OF LEFT LUNG.CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: HYPERTENSION.ATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE AND ORGANIC BRAIN SYNDROME. MULTI-ORGAN FAILURE COMPLICATING FRACTURES OF RIGHT ELBOW AND RIGHT HIP. CONT. CAUSE: ATHEROSCLEROTIC AND HYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASE. ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE AND MALNUTRITION. HYPERTROPHIC CARDIOMYOPATHY. DUE TO: HYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASE.LOBAR PNEUMONIA. DUE TO: CHRONIC ALCOHOLISM. CONT. CAUSE: CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER. ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME CONT. CAUSE: LARGE CELL LYMPHOMAPULMONARY EMBOLISM DUE TO: RIGHT HIP FRACTURE CONT. CAUSE: HYPERTENSION, CEREBRAL VASCULAR DISEASE, IDIOPATHIC THROMBOCYTOPENIA PURPURA xLVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS UNEMPLOYED AND LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH HIS COMMON-LAW-WIFE. SHE ADVISED POLICE THAT THE DECEASED WAS FOUND AT HOME ON AUGUST 15, 1996, SITING ON THE GROUND WITH A LARGE BRUISE ON HIS FACE. HE TOLD HER THAT HE FELL AND STRUCK HIS FACE ON THE DOOR JAM. WITH -I N A WEEKS TIME THE BRUISE HAD SPREADTO HIS LEFT CHEEK, CHIN, NECK AND CHEST. HE BEGAN TO HAVE TROUBLE WALKING, HIS WIFE HAD TO ASSIST HIM. ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 1996, SHE ASSISTED HIM TO THE BATHROOM, AS THEY WERE RETURNING TO THE BEDROOM, HE PAST OUT AND RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED, THEY PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF ASTHMA, ALCOHOLISM, A SUSPECTED HEART MURMUR. IT IS UNKNOWN IF HE HAD BEEN TREATED FOR HIS PROBLEMS. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED OT THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASEED WAS DISCHARGED FROM JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (MR# 2404423) ON AUG. 26, 1996 WITH THE DIAGNOSIS OF RELAPSING LARGE CELL LYMPHOMA, HIV/AIDS AND HERPES LABIALIS AND PERIORAL. ON AUG. 31, 1996 HE WENT INTO RESPIRATORY ARREST AND WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA KENDALL MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL HE WAS INTUBATED, IV STARTED AND GIVEN INITIAL ASSESSMENT. HE WAS ADMITTED TO ICU WITH THE DIAGNOSIS OF ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME. AT 3:00 PM HE EXHIBITED SEIZURE ACTIVITY. HE THEN BECAME ONLY RESPONSIVE TO PAINFUL STIMULI. AT 8:10 PM CARDIAC MONITOR SHOWED VENTRICULAR RHYTHM AND CARDIOPULMONARY MASSAGE WAS INITIATED. HOWEVER, HE BECAME PULSELESS AND DEPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 8:30 PM.3LVALC ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO LIVED ALONE AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS AND WAS REPORTEDLY UNABLE TO CARE FOR HIMSELF. ON SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1996, NEIGHBORS CALLED POLICE WHO RESPONDED TO FIND HIM UNRESPONSIVE, LYING IN HIS STOOL. THEY HAD HIM TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL BY AMBULANCE. UPON ARRIVAL AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL HE WAS DEHYDRATED, WITH A BLOOD PRESSURE OF 108/59, PULSE 111 AND RESPIRATIONS OF 28. AS RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES WERE BEING ADMINISTERED HE SUFFERED AN ARREST AND EXPIRED AT 3:32 PM. HIS PAST MEDICAL HISTORY IS UNKNOWN AT THIS TIME. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY FEMALE FROM SOUTH AMERICA WHO WAS VISITING WITH HER DAUGHTER IN MIAMI. ON SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1996, THE DAUGHTER ATTEMPTED TO WAKE HER MOTHER TO WISH HER A HAPPY BIRTHDAY, FOUND HER UNRESPONSIVE AND CALLED FIRE RESCUE UNITS. SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. SHE REPORTEDLY HAD A HISTORY OF HEART PROBLEMS WITH TREATMENT IN SOUTH AMERICA. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDRELY FEMALE WHO WAS RETIRED AND LIVED ALONE AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. ON MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1996, HER BROTHER CHECKED IN ON HER, WAS UNABLE TO GET A RESPONSE TO THE DOOR SO HE FORCEDFULLY ENTERED THE HOUSE AND FOUND HER SEATED ON THE SOFA UNRESPONSIVE. HE CALLED EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WHO RESPONDED, TRANSPORTED HER TO MERCY HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL AT MERCY SHE WAS UNRESPONSIVE TO PAINFULL STIMULI, PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED, HER PULSE WAS 81, RESPIRATION 28, BLOOD PRESSURE OF 130/80. CT-SCANS WERE DONE THAT REVEALED A LARGE LEFT SUBDURAL HEMATOMA. SHE WAS TAKEN TO THE OPERATING ROOM WHERE A CRANIAL EVACUATION WAS DONE. SHE REMAINED AN INPATIENT IN A COMATOSE STATE, HER CONDITION UNCHANGED UNTIL SHE EXPIRED ON AUGUST 31, 1996. lbZ<@N@%@<@UUUUUU?<@96-2258BURKESWILLIAMYRMBLACK1350 N.E. MIAMI COURT, MIAMI, FLORIDA FOUND: 1350 N.E. MIAMI COURT, MIAMI, FLORIDA 1350 N.E. MIAMI COURT, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL COMPLICATIONS OF HIV INFECTION. 2381586-V02DET. JOEL GONZALEZ@G?3 ⷆ]]XWUUNHA <@C@@d@<@UUUUUU?<@96-2257MARTINCARLTONYRMBLACK10810 SW 145TH PLACE, MIAMI, FLORIDA FOUND: 10810 SW 145TH PLACE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA 10810 SW 145TH PLACE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALCORONARY ARTERY DISEASE. 436744-S01DET. WILCOX`@D>2'%]]XWUUNHA <@U@V@<@?<@96-2256FOLBROSEYRFWHITE5701 COLLINS AVENUE #1617, MIAMI BEACH, FL. FOUND: 5701 COLLINS AVENUE #1617, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA NATURAL;@.96-2888004FLANDERS@EƿXXSRPPLHA{<@K@?@<@(}'}?<@96-2254RINKERDAVIDYRMWHITE14718 S.W. 110TH TERRACE MIAMI UNINCORP. DADE, FLA.BAPTIST HOSPITAL OF MIAMI INPATIENTRESIDENCENATURALn@.436243-S01J. PARMENTERFĽ[[VUSSNHA<@M@@<@98?<@?<@96-2253EVANSNORMANYRMBLACK 3225 OAK AVENUE, #1, MIAMI, FLORIDA FOUND: 3225 OAK AVENUE, #1, MIAMI, FLORIDA 3225 OAK AVENUE, #1, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE2371884-V02DET. A. BORGES@E."װ[[VUSSMHA <@S@@<@-؂-?<@?<@96-2252LAZARO-BETHANIESTHER PILARYRFHISPANICCUBA 903 SOUTH WEST 3RD STREET, #2, MIAMI, FLORIDA JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM 903 SOUTH WEST 3RD STREET, #2, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL%@.2371558-V02DET. A. BORGES.@D6*ΡqmedbbVHA .sDF<@S@~@<@?=@96-2267SANTOSGUILLERMINAYRFWHITE1385 NW 31ST STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 1385 NW 31ST STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL(@.2391892-V02AROSTEGUI, A.@K÷aa\[YYNHA{=@O@@<@?<@=@96-2265JOE, JR.EDGARYRMBLACK 904 N.W 15TH STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA FOUND: 904 N.W. 15TH STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA. 904 N.W. 15TH STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALCORONARY ARTERIOSCLEROSIS438573-S01DET. J. MCCOLMANl@JQE53+ʐ]]XWUUPHA <@S@@<@rq?=@96-2264FARRICEPHILIPYRMWHITE1175 N.E. 134TH STREET NORTH MIAMI, FLORIDANORTH MIAMI NURSING & REHAB CENTERNATURALI@.@Jʾ]]XWUUOHA{<@G@@@<@[[?<@96-2263PALMEROFRANK JRYRMWHITE5761 RIVERSIDE DRIVE, APT.# 3, PARKLAND, FLORIDAMEMORIAL HOSPITAL PREMBROKEMISCBONE AND TISSUE CASE @Iή__ZYWWOHA{<@@@@<@88?<@96-2262PORTELAJOSEYRMWHITE19722 N.E. 13TH PLACE MIAMI, FLORIDACOLUMBIA AVENTURA HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOMNATURAL/@.438084-S01JOHN KING[@Iƾ[[VUSSOHA{<@E@@@<@?<@?<@96-2261BROOKSJAMES JOSEPHYRMWHITE5556 NW 204TH STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA 19355 N.E. 10TH AVE., #205, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA. 19355 N. E. 10TH AVE. , #205, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.ACCIDENTALD@.437816-S01DET. JOHN KING@H=1#! 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CAPOTE@^ƿaaYXVVQHA{@=@S@)@<@?;@?@=@96-2310MANNINGANNE LOUISEYRFWHITEPENNSYLVANIA2427 PLUNKETT STREET, HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDACLOUMBIA AVENTURA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER....INPATIENT5816 NW 19TH COURT, MARGATE, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL@]@\ Жnb]\ZZOHA gLVAL$w ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY FEMALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH OTHER FAMILY MEMBER. ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1996, SHE WAS BEING ASSISTED BY A FAMILY AS SHE ATTEMPTED TO USED THE BATHROOM, SHE SUDDENLY WENT LIMP AND LOST CONSCIOUSNESS. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED, SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. HER NIECE ADVISED POLICE THAT SHE HAD BEEN UNDER TREATMENT BY A DOCTOR, HOWEVER THE DOCTOR WAS UNAVAILABLE. HER REMAINS WERE TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT FOR PROPER CERTIFICATION. MEDICATION: CEFUROXIME AXETIP, HYDERGINE WERE SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI TISSUE BANK DONOR. ON SEPTEMBER 2, 1996, DECEASED, WAS FOUND WITH A SELF INFLICTED GUNSHOT WOUND TO THE HEAD. SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO NAPLES COMMUNITY HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM WERE SHE EXPIRED AT 12:27 AM. ***CASE WAS BROUGHT INTO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT FOR TISSUE HARVESTING ONLY*** {DR.BUCK} ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A RETIRED WIDOW WHO LIVED ALONE AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1996, SHE WAS AT HOME AND REPORTEDLY FELL IN THE BATHROOM SUSTAINING RIGHT SIDE INJURIES. HER NEIGHBORS HEARD HER SCREAMING AND WENT TO HER RESCUE. FIRE RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA AVENTURA HOSPTAL AND MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL SHE WAS ADMITTED WITH RIGHT SIDED PAINS, CT-SCAN WERE DONE AND REVEALED FRACTURED RIGHT ELBOW AND FRACTURED RIGHT HIP. OTHER DIAGNOSIS MADE OF METABOLIC ACIDOSIS AND ACUTE ABDOMEN WITH NECROSIS OF TOTAL COLON AND 70% OF THE SMALL BOWEL, A TOTAL COLECTOMY WAS DONE. SHE TOLERATED THE PROCEDURES WELL AND REMAINED AN INPATIENT, HER CONDITION DETERIORATING UNTIL AUGUST 30, 1996, WHEN SHE EXPIRED AT 10:35 AM. LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS A PERUVIAN CITIZEN RESIDING IN LIMA, WHO HAD BEEN VISITING RELATIVES IN MIAMI FOR ABOUT ONE MONTH. DURING THAT TIME SHE REPORTEDLY WAS DOING FINE AND DID NOT SHOW ANY SIGNS OF ANY ILLNESS. SHE WENT TO BED AT MIDNIGHT OF AUGUWT 1,1996 AND ON SEPTEMBER 2, AT ABOUT 3:00 AM., SHE WAS HEARD COUGHING, BY HER GRAND DAUGHTER. AT 9:00 AM., SHE WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE, ON BED. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HER EXPIRED. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED SUPINE ON BED, WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. SHE REPORTEDLY WAS BEING TREATED IN PERU, BY DR. ALEJANDRO ESPEJO, FOR TWELVE (12) YEARS, FOR HYPERTENSION. MEDICATION SENT TO MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT CONSISTED OF: ADALAT RETARD AND NIFENSAR RETARD, NOT FROM USA LABORATORIES. . INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE DECEASED'S PHYSICIAN IN PERU, VIA FAX REVEALED THAT THE DECEASED WAS BEING TREATED FOR ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION, HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOMYOPATHY AND CEREBRAL SCLEROSIS."LVAL0 ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED LIVED ALONE AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. HE HAD ARRANGED WITH A FRIEND TO PICK HIM FOR A RIDE TO WORK EACH NIGHT. ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1996, HE WAS NOT IN PLACE WHEN HIS RIDE CAME, THE FRIEND CALLED HIS RESIDENCE BUT GOT NO ANSWER. HE THEN CALLED A NEIGHBOR WHO WENT OVER AND CHECKED ON DECEASED, HE WAS OBSERVED SLUMPED OVER ON HIS COUCH AND FIRE RESCUE UNITS WERE CALLED, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY LIVED ALONE IN A ONE ROOM APARTMENT. WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON SEPTEMBER 1,1996 PM., BY NEIGHBORS. ON SEPTEMBER 2, AT 11:15 AM., A NEIGHBOR, CONCERNED ABOUT THE DECEASED NOT RESPONDING, OPENED THE DOOR WITH HER KEY TO CHECK ON HER WELFARE, BUT IT WAS SECURED BY THE INSIDE DOOR CHAIR. HE CONTACTED THE BUILDING MANAGER WHO RESPONDED AND AFTER GAINING ENTRY TO THE APARTMENT, FOUND THE DECEASED LYING ON FLOOR, UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND HER DEAD. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. ATTEMPTS TO CONTACT HER PHYSICIAN MET WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS. . DR. JOSEPH LAMAIRE, 535-1500, WAS CONTACTED AND ADVISED THAT HE HAD BEEN TREATING THE DECEASED FOR THREE YEARS, FOR HYPERTENSION, CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE, AND PSYCHOSIS. WAS ON THEO-DUR, TEMAZEPAM, PROCARDIA AND CHLORAZEPATE. . ** JEWISH-ORTHODOX FAMILY. REQUESTED NO AUTOPSY. **4LVAL#D ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO LIVED ALONE IN A TRAILER AT THE ABOVE LOCATION. HE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE BY A NEPHEW ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1996. HE WENT BY TO CHECK ON THE DECEASED ON TODAY'S DATE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1996, FOUND HIM LYING ON HIS LEFT SIDE ON THE FLOOR EXPIRED, IN A SLIGHTLY DECOMPOSING STATE. THE NEPHEW ADVISED POLICE THAT THE DECEASED HAD BEEN TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SEVERAL YEARS AGO FOR SKIN CANCER, NO OTHER MEDICAL HISTORY WAS KNOWN, NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS A CHRONIC ALCOHOLIC WHO HAD BEEN SUFFERING WITH VISUAL AND AUDITORY HALLUCINATIONS FOR FOUR DAYS. HE HAD BEEN COMPLAINING OF PAIN AT HOME. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND RESPONDED TO TRANSPORT THE DECEASED TO HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL AND ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 9:05 AM., OBTUNDED, WITH RIGHT SIDED WEAKNESS, WITH SNOROUS RESPIRATION. HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE HOSPITAL WITH A DIAGNOSIS IMPRESSION OF CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT, GASTROINTESTINAL BLEED, AND ALCOHOLISM. WAS GIVEN MULTIPLE PACKED CELLS UNITS. HIS CONDITION DETERIORATED AND HE EXPIRED AT 6:58 PM. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS UNEMPLOYED AND LIVED ALONE AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. HIS SISTER LAST SAW HIM ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1996. AT THAT TIME SHE STATES THAT HE WAS NOT FEELING WELL, HE WAS SEEING BLOOD IN HIS URINE. SHE GAVE HIM SOME TEA AND HE WENT IN TO LAY DOWN FOR A WHILE. SHE WENT BY ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1996, TO CHECK ON HIM, FOUND HIM IN THE SAME POSITION HE WAS IN WHEN SHE SAW HIM LAST. POLICE WERE SUMMONED, HE WAS PRONOUNCED UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. HE HAD A PAST HISTORY OF TREATMENT AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. MEDICATION: ZANTAC AND HALOPERIDOL WERE SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. *** REFILED (03/13/97) tec ***  LVALA. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM MEDICAL RECORDS, ON SEPTEMBER 3, 1996 DECEASED WAS AT HIS RESIDENCE WHEN HE WENT INTO CARDIAC ARREST. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HIM LYING ON THE FLOOR WITH CPR IN PROGRESS. HE WAS IN VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION AND WITHOUT ANY VITAL SIGNS. CPR CONTINUED, MEDICATIONS WERE ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL, STILL WITHOUT ANY VITAL SIGNS BOTH PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED. AN EKG SHOWED VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION TO IDIOVENTRICULAR THEN ASYSTOLE. HE WAS DEFIBRILLATED SEVERAL TIMES AND CPR CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 8:29AM.. DECEASED HAD BEEN TREATED IN THE PAST AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. HE WAS LAST HOSPITALIZED IN MAY 1996 WITH A DISCHARGE DIAGNOSIS OF DILATED CARDIOMYOPATHY, PNEUMOCCAL PNEUMONIA AND LIVER CIRRHOSIS. HE HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, INSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETES MELLITUS, CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT AND CHRONIC RENAL INSUFFICIENCY. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION,. ON SEPTEMBER 3, 1996 DECEASED ADVISED HER HUSBAND THAT SHE WAS GOING TO LIE DOWN ON THE FLOOR. A SHORT TIME LATER, HE WENT TO CHECK ON HER AND FOUND HER UNRESPONSIVE AND COLD TO TOUCH. POLICE AND FIRE RESCUE WERE SUMMONED AND FOUND HER EXPIRED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. DECEASED HAD BEEN TREATED AT SOUTH MIAMI HOSPITAL IN MAY 1996 AFTER SUFFERING SEIZURE ACTIVITY AT HER RESIDENCE. HER ADMITING IMPRESSIONS WERE SEIZURE DISORDER PROBABLY SECONDARY TO ALCOHOL WITHDRAWALS, ACUTE ANEMIA, CHRONIC ALCOHOL ABUSE, CHRONIC SMOKER AND IMPENDING DELIRIUM TREMENS. SHE REMAINED HOSPITALIZED A FEW DAYS, AND WAS RELEASED WITH A DISCHARGE DIAGNOSIS OF SEVERE SYMPTOMATIC ANEMIA SECONDARY TO MASSIVE GASTROINTESTINAL BLEED DUE TO A MALLORY-WEISS TEAR, TOXIC LIVER SYNDROME DUE TO ALCOHOL ABUSE. A DAY PRIOR TO HER DISCHARGE SHE WAS BAKER ACTED BECAUSE OF DIFFICULT BEHAVIOR - REFUSING MEDICAL TREATMENT.:LVAL]J ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS AND WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON AUGUST 28, 1996. POLICE WERE SENT TO CHECK ON HIM, THEY FOUND HIS FRONT DOOR OPEN, THE DECEASED SEATED IN A CHAIR EXPIRED, THERE WERE NO SIGNS OF FOUL PLAY. HIS PAST MEDICAL HISTORY WAS FOR TREATMENT BY DR. KOZOLCNY (324-2000), FOR HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE BY THE BUILDING MANAGER, ABT. 7 DAYS AGO. ON SEPTEMBER 3, 1996, TENANTS COMPLAINED OF A FOUL ODOR EMITTING FROM THE INSIDEOF HER RESIDENCE. MAINTENANCE EMPLOYEES RESPONDED AND FOUND THE RESIDENCE LOCKED AND SECURED. ENTRY WAS GAINED AND UPON ENTERING, SHE WAS FOUND DECEASED IN BED, IN AN ADVANCE STAGE OF DECOMPOSITION. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON SEPTEMBER 1, 1996 AT CHURCH AND WAS APPARENTLY DOING WELL AT THAT TIME. ON SEPTEMBER 3, 1996 HER SISTER RESPONDED TO HER RESIDENCE BECAUSE SHE HAD NOT BEEN ABLE TO CONTACT HER. UPON DOING SO, THE DECEASED WAS FOUND LYING ON THE BEDROOM FLOOR IN AN ADVANCED STAGE OF DECOMPOSITION. SHE WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. MARTHA IGLESIAS AND HAD A HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION, CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, BILATERAL CAROTID STENOSIS, CHRONIC RENAL INSUFFICIENCY. SHE WAS LAST TREATED ON MAY 24, 1996. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THIS OFFICE INCLUDED: NITROSTAT, LANOXIN, PLENDIL, LESCOL, K-DUR AND FUROSEMIDE.)LVAL9 ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON SEPTEMBER 3, 1996, ABT. 7:30P.M., POLICE RESPONDED TO THE DECEASED'S RESIDENCE AND FOUND IT SECURED. FORCED ENTRY WAS MADE AND UPON ENTERING, THE DECEASED WAS FOUND EXPIRED ON THE KITCHEN FLOOR. HE WAS FACE DOWN AND IN AN ADVANCED STAGE OF DECOMPOSITION. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED WERE AZMACORT,LANOXIN .25MG (EMPTY), NITROSTAT .4MG,NITROGLYCERIN .2MG, COUMADIN 5MG, TETRACYCLINE 500MG( EMPTY). ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED HAD BEEN AN INPATIENT AT PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL WHERE HE HAD SURGERY FOR A PROSTATIC CANCER. HE WAS DISCHARGED ON AUGUST 23, 1996. HE HAD BEEN PROGRESSING AFTER THE SURGERY UNTIL ABOUT AUGUST 31, 1996, WHEN HE STARTED COMPLAINING OF NOT FEELING WELL AND WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA KENDALL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER BY EMERGENCY MEDICAL UNITS. UPON ARRIVAL HE WAS IN FULL CARDIAC ARREST WITH NO BLOOD PRESSURE, NO PULSE, RESUSCITATION IN PROGRESS. HE DID NOT RESPOND TO RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 2:27 PM. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT AND SURGERY AT PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL, DR. JUAN S. SUAREZ, M.D.. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON SEPTEMBER 3, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE AND TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA KENDALL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER FOR TREATMENT. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL SHE WAS UNRESPONSIVE, UNCONSCIOUS SHOWING NO VITAL SIGNS, RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS IN PROGRESS. THERE WAS NO RESPONSE TO THE EFFORTS AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 4:10 PM. PAST MEDICALHISTORY OF TREATMENT AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOR PSYCHIATRIC PROBLEMS, HEART DISEASE AND LUNG PROBLEMS. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT.LVALj ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON SEPT. 4, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS FOUND DEAD AT HOME BY POLICE AFTER NUMEROUS TELEPHONE CALLS WENT UNANSWERED. THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF DIABETES AND OVER TEN FALLS IN THE PAST TWO YEARS. HIS LATEST FALL WAS ONE WEEK AGO AND HE REFUSED MEDICAL TREATMENT. HE DID RECEIVE TREATMENT FOR A FALL ONE MONTH AGO AT PAN AMERICAN HOSPITAL. HE WOULD TAKE HIS MEDICATION IN THE MORNINGS, BUT WOULD ALSO DRINK AND NOT TAKE CARE OF HIMSELF. HE WAS A C.A.C. PATIENT (#2644603) AND UNDER THE CARE OF DR. JORGE GONZALEZ (266-2770), DR. O. FIGAROLA (262-4466) AND DR. GILBERTO CAPIRO (553-0100). MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: TRENTAL, CARDURA, SLO-BID, KLOR-CON AND ZANTAC. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON SEPTEMBER 3, 1996, ABT. 10:10P.M., THE WIFE OF THE DECEASED WENT INTO THE BACK OF THEIR RESIDENCE. WHEN SHE RETURNED INTO THE KITCHEN, ABT. 10:40P.M., SHE FOUND HIM DECEASED LYING ON THE KITCHEN FLOOR UNRESPONSIVE. SHE CALLED FIRE RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND UPON ARRIVAL, PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED WERE ATENOLOL 50MG, HCTZ 25MG. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WORKED IN INVESTMENTS FOR THE SUN TRUST BANK. HE WAS LAST KNOWN TO BE ALIVE ON AUGUST 31,1996, WHEN HE AND HIS SISTER SPOKE ON THE TELEPHONE. EFFORTS TO CONTACT THE DECEASED AFTER THAT TIME PROVED UNSUCCESSFUL. FAMILY MEMBERS CONTACTED POLICE, WHO ON SEPTEMBER 3,1996 AT 5:00 PM., RESPONDED TO THE RESIDENCE OF THE DECEASED TO CHECK ON HIS WELFARE AND UPON ARRIVING AND GAINING FORCED ENTRY INTO THE APARTMENT, FOUND THE DECEASED EXPIRED ON THE BATHROOM FLOOR. . HOMICIDIE INVESTIGATOR ON THE SCENE VIEWED THE DECEASED LYING PRONE ON BATHROOM FLOOR. EMESIS EVIDENCE WAS OBSERVED IN BATHROOM SINK. ACCORDING TO FAMILY, THE DECEASED WAS IN GOOD HEALTH AND DID NOT DRINK, SMOKE OR USE DRUGS.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON SEPT. 3, 1996 ABOUT 9:00 PM THE DECEASED WENT TO BED. ABOUT 10:00 PM HIS WIFE HEARD HIM SNORING LOUDLY AND WENT TO SLEEP IN THE LIVINGROOM ON THE COUCH. ON SEPT. 4, 1996 AT 6:30 AM HIS WIFE TOOK HER DAUGHTER TO SCHOOL. SHE RETURNED HOME ABOUT 7:20 AM AND TRIED WAKE THE DECEASED. HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE AND COLD TO THE TOUCH. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED, BUT PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD UPON ARRIVAL. THE WIFE OF DECEASED ADVISED HE HAD A HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION, AND HAD UNDERGONE DRUG TREATMENT A FEW YEARS AGO. DURING HIS TREATMENT HE WAS PRESCRIBED ANTI-DEPRESSANTS, BECAUSE HE WAS DEPRESSED AND HAD ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BY DRUG OVERDOSE. SINCE HIS TREATMENT HE WAS VERY HAPPY, BUT SHE DOESN'T KNOW WHEN HE STARTED USING DRUGS AGAIN OR WHAT HE WAS USINIG. SHE DOESN'T FEEL HE WAS ATTEMPING SUICIDE WHEN HE DIED, BECAUSE THEY WERE GETTING ALONG VERY WELL AND HE SEEMED VERY HAPPY. HE WAS TREATED BY DR. LARRY COHEN (931-6116) ABOUT FOUR YEARS AGO, BUT HAD NOT GONE TO A DOCTOR SINCE THEN. NO HOSPITALIZATIONS. ACCORDING TO DR, COHEN HE LAST TREATED THE DECEASED IN 1993 FOR CONGENITAL LUMBAR STENOSIS OF THE BACK AND HYPERTHYROIDISM. HE PRESCRIBED PERCOCET, PERCODAN, STEROID INJECTIONS AND SYNTHROID. HE WAS HOSPITALIZED AT PARKWAY HOSPITAL IN 1988 FOR SEPTIC SHOCK, HYPERGLYCEMIA, METABOLIC ACIDOSIS, REACTIVE HEPATITIS AND INFARCT OF LEFT LIVER. HE WAS AGAIN HOSPITALIZED AT PARKWAY IN 1993 FOR CHEST PAIN, ENCEPHALOPATHY AND FEVER WITH A WHITE COUNT OF 22,000. HE BECAME ADDICTED TO THE PAIN KILLERS AND WAS IN AND OUT OF DRUG REHABILITATION. HE WAS REFERRED TO TWO OTHER DOCTORS ABOUT HIS BACK, BUT WAS TOLD HIS CONDITION WAS INOPERABLE. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: TRAZODONE, TRANDATE, AFRIN. *** REFILED ON DECEMBER 27, 1996 *** [BAR]KLVALY ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION AND MEDICAL RECORDS, DECEASED WAS A PATIENT AT SOUTH POINTE NURSING HOME. ON JULY 20, 1996, HE WANDERED AWAY FROM THE HOME AND A MISSING PERSON'S REPORT WAS FILED. HE WAS FOUND LATER THAT SAME DATE AND TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE WAS IN A HYPEROSMOLA COMA WITH A GLUCOSE OF 720. HE WAS ADMITTED INTO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF NON INSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETES MELLITUS, BASELINE DEMENTIA AND PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASE. ON AUGUST 2, 1996 HE WAS DISCHARGED TO PONCE DE LEON NURSING HOME. WHILE THERE HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE. ON AUGUST 30, 1996, HE BECAME HYPOTENSIVE, LETHARGIC AND TACHYCARDIC. HE WAS TAKEN TO CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER AND ADMITTED WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF HYPOTENSION, SEPSIS AND GANGRENE OF LEFT FOOT. HE REMAINED HOSPITALIZED UNTIL HIS EXPIRATION ON SEPTEMBER 1, 1996. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON SEPTEMBER 1, 1996. A FEW DAYS LATER, A MAINTENANCE WORKER RESPONDED TO THE APARTMENT TO REPAIR THE AIR CONDITIONING. HE USED A PASSKEY TO GAIN ENTRANCE THROUGH THE LOCKED DOORS. UPON ENTERING, THE DECEASED WAS FOUND LYING FACE DOWN IN BED EXPIRED. DECEASED WAS A HEAVY DRINKER AND USUALLY KEPT TO HIMSELF. HE WAS A PARTICIPANT OF H.U.D. HOUSING AND HAD NO KNOWN RELATIVES. HE HAD BEEN TREATED IN THE PAST BY DR. JORGE ALVAREZ - MEDICAL HISTORY TO BE OBTAINED. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THIS OFFICE INCLUDED: KEFLEX, TRIMETHOBENZAMIDE, TRENTAL, MECLIZINE, ZANTAC, HCTZ, QUININE SULFATE AND CYPROHEPATADINE. FAMILY MEMBERS WERE UNABLE TO LOCATED AFTER CHECKING WITH SEVERAL AGENCIES.[LVALi ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON SEPT. 4, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS AT WORK ON THE TELEPHONE AND SUDDENLY PASSED OUT IN THE CHAIR. CPR WAS INITIATED UNTIL FIRE RESCUE ARRIVED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA MIAMI HEART INSTITUTE. HE ARRIVED IN THE E/R IN FULL CARDIAC ARREST, INTUBATED AND ON THUMPER. HE WAS IN ASYSTOLE AND DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 4:22 PM. THE DECEASED WAS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. CABALLERO (865-8775) FOR HYPERTENSION AND WAS PRESCRIBED TENORIMIN AND DIAZIDE. *** AMENDED ON APRIL 26, 1997 *** [BAR[ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON SEPT. 4, 1996 ABOUT 4:35 PM THE DECEASED WAS EATING IN THE KITCHEN WHEN SHE SUDDENLY COLLAPSED. HER HUSBAND PLACED HER IN THE LIVINGROOM AND CALLED 911. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HER DEAD. THE DECEASED HAD BEEN UNDER THE CARE OF DR. ALBIN (937-2229) FOR PARKINSON'S DISEASE AND SHE HAD BEEN VERY THIN FOR ABOUT 10 YEARS. HE PRESCRIBED SINEMET AND ELDEPRYL. SHE HAD NO HEART DISEASE, NO HYPERTENSION AND NO DIABETES. SHE WAS VERY INSECURE, BOARDLINE DEPRESSION, BUT NOT SUICIDAL. SHE FELL FREQUENTLY DUE TO PARKINSON'S DISEASE AND A NEIGHBOR ONCE MADE AN ABUSE REPORT TO HRS, BUT IS WAS UNFOUNDED. HER HUSBAND WAS VERY ATTENTIVE TO HER AND IS ALSO AND FRAIL PERSON HIMSELF. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: CARBDOP/LEV. ****HRS ADVISED THERE WERE TWO REPORTS INITIATED IN THEIR OFFICE ON BEHALF OF THE DECEASED, ONCE IN JUNE OF 1996 AND BACK IN 1994. HOWEVER, HER DOCTOR AND HUSBAND CONFIRMED THE BRUISES SHE RECEIVED WERE DUE TO CONSTANT FALLING CAUSED BY HER MEDICAL CONDITION.****LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN UNEMPLOYED LABORER WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS. ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1996, AT ABOUT 4:05 AM, HE WAS AWAKEN BY SEVERE CHEST PAINS. HE ASKED ONE OF HIS FAMILY MEMBERS TO GET HIS MEDICATION, ANOTHER MEMBER WAS AWAKENED AND FIRE RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED. HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE AND PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. HE HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TRATMENT AT THE C. A. C. RAMSEY MEDICAL CENTERS, ACCORDING TO THEIR RECORDS SECTION, HE BECAME A MEMBER IN JULY OF THIS YEAR, (1996). HE CAME TO THE UNITED STATES FROM CUBA LATE JANUARY OF THIS YEAR. THEY TREATED HIM FOR ISCHEMIA, AN ANTERIOR WALL MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION AND CARDIOMYOPATHY. MEDICATION: TAGAMET AND DIARIAMENTE WERE SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A HOMELESS PERSON WHO HAD TAKEN UP RESIDENCE UNDER THE BRIDGE WHICH CROSSED THE CANAL AT US-#1 AT S.W. WEST 187TH STREET. ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1996, AT ABOUT 2:50 AM, HE WAS FOUND FLOATING IN THE CANAL BY ANOTHER HOMELESS PERSON WHO DWELLS UNDER THE SAME BRIDGE. IT APPEARS THAT HE FELL FROM THE TOP OF A STEEP INCLINE OF CONCRETE POLLOWS WITH THE DISTANCE OF ABOUT 20 FEET TO THE CANAL. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA DEERING HOSPITAL WHERE HE WAS DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 3:49 AM. ACCORDING TO ANOTHER BRIDGE MATE THE DECEASED WAS A DRUG ABUSER WHO USED "CRACK COCAINE" AND ALSO HAD A HISTORY OF SEIZURE DISORDER. HE HAD SPOKEN TO HIM ABOUT AN HOUR OR SO EARLIER, ADVISING HIM THAT HE HAD BEEN ROBBED OF SOME MONEY AND HIS "CRACK COCAINE" BUT WAS NOT INJURED OR BEATEN. THEY DID NOT NOTICE ANY TRAUMA OR INJURIES AT THAT TIME. **** Refiled ( 02/05/97) **** tec (LVAL4 ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM FAMILY MEMBER AND HOSPITAL RECORDS, ON AUGUST 15, 1996 DECEASED WAS AT HIS RESIDENCE WALKING UPSTAIRS WHEN HE SUDDENLY FELL BACKWARDS. HE WAS TAKEN TO UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL WHERE HE WAS TREATED AND RELEASED THE SAME DAY. THE FOLLOWING DAY, HE WAS UNABLE TO WALK AND COMPLAINED OF WEAKNESS. HE WAS AGAIN TAKEN TO UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL AND SUBSEQUENTLY TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF T-7 COMPRESSION FRACTURE. HE UNDERWENT A RIGHT TRANSTHORACIC T-6 CORPECTOMY. HE REMAINED IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT AND HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE, HE DEVELOPED RESPIRATORY PROBLEMS AND BEGAN HAVING SHORTNESS OF BREATH. A CHEST X-RAY SHOWED DIFFUSE BILATERAL INFILTRATES. HE ALSO DEVELOPED RENAL FAILURE AND BECAME HYPOTENSIVE. HE WAS PLACED ON VENTILATION AND REMAINED UNTIL HIS EXPIRATION ON SPETEMBER 4, 1996. DECEASED HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE, HYPERTENSION, ASBESTOSIS AND HYPERLIPIDEMIA. ***BROWARD SHERIFF DEPARTMENT WAS NOTIFIED OF DEATH AND ADVISED THAT THEY DID NOT GENERATE A POLICE REPORT.*** sLVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM DOCTOR'S HOSPITAL RECORD, ON SEPTEMBER 4, 1996 DECEASED BEGAN COMPLAINING OF CHEST PAINS AND NAUSEAU AFTER EATING DINNER. THE FOLLOWING DAY, THE PAINS INCREASED AND SHE BEGAN HAVING SHORTNESS OF BREATH. SHE WAS TAKEN TO DOCTOR'S HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, STILL COMPLAINING OF WEAKNESS - PULSE:140, RESPIRATIONS: 20, BLOOD PRESSURE WAS UNOBTAINABLE. AN EKG SHOWED ATRIAL FIBRILLATION, LEFT BUNDLE BRANCH BLOCK. SHE WAS ADMITTED INTO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF CARDIOGENIC SHOCK, ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION, NEW ONSET ATRIAL FIBRILLATION AND THIRD DEGREE HEART BLOCK. HER CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS MADE AND SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 4:24 A.M.. DECEASED HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF COLON CANCER AND REPORTEDLY UNDERWENT SURGERY. ***FAMILY MEMBERS REQUESTED AN AUTOPSY.*** ****** REFILE 12/4/96 GDS ****** 8 LVAL ACCORDING TO INFORMATION FROM UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI TISSUE BANK DONOR . ON SEPTEMBER 5, 1996, DECEASED, WAS OUT BIKING WHEN HE GOT OFF HIS BIKE AND SAID HE FELT WEAK AND TIRED. HE FELLED TO THE GROUND. CPR WAS INITIATED BY A BYSTANDER , UNTIL FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED. UPON ARRIVAL OF DELRAY BEACH FIRE RESCUE AT ABT. 8:00AM, DECEASED WAS UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PLACED ON THUMPER. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT BETHESDA MEM. HOSPITAL. DR.SORRENTENO ATTEMPTED TO INTUBATE AND WAS UN SUCCESSFUL, ALL ACLS FAILED HE EXPIRED AT 8:15 AM. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A NURSE PRACTITIONER EMPLOYED WITH THE JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL'S NORTH DADE HEALTH CENTER. ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1996, AT ABOUT 7:00 AM, SHE STARTED COMPLAINING OF HAVING CHEST PAINS AND A FAMILY MEMBER SUMMONED EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS, THEY RESPONDED TO FIND HER UNRESPONSIVE. CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS WERE INITIATED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL THERE WERE NO VITAL SIGNS AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 8:06 AM. SHE HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF SURGERY JULY 24, 1996, SHE UNDERWENT A RESECTION OF AN ADAMANTINOMA OF THE RIGHT TIBIA WITH MASSIVE ALLOGRAFT REPLACEMENT AND INTERNAL FIXATION. SHE TOLERATED THE PROCEDURE WELL AND WAS TRANSFERRED TO THE FLOOR FOR PHYSICAL THERAPY. SHE WAS NEUROVASCULARLY INTACT AND A LONG LEG CAST WAS PLACED. OTHER PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT FOR HYPERTENSION, DIABETES MELLITUS AND OBESITY. FAMILY MEMBERS REQUESTED AN AUTOPSY TO DETERMINE THE CAUSE OF DEATH. LVALq vPe?`e2 8EHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: CHRONIC BRONCHITIS, PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASE.ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION DUE TO: CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSISMASSIVE GASTROINTESTINAL HEMORRHAGE. DUE TO: ESOPHAGEAL VARICES. DUE TO: CIRRHOSIS OF LIVER CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE DUE TO: HYPERTENSIVE AND ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDOVASCULAR DISEASEACUTE HEMOPERICARDIUM. DUE TO: RUPTURED MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. DUE TO: ATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASEUPPER GASTROINTESTINAL HEMORRHAGE DUE TO: HEMORRHAGIC GASTRITIS.IDIOPATHIC DILATED CARDIOMYOPATHY. MEDICAL COMPLICATIONS OF BLUNT TRAUMAATHEROSCLEROTIC CEREBRAL AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEPULMONARY THROMBOEMBOLISM DUE TO: DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS OF THE LEFT LEG. CORONARY ARTERY ATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE. RUPTURED POSTERIOR LEAFLET OF PROSTHETIC PORCINE AORTIC VALVE. DUE TO: VALVE REPLACEMENT. DUE TO: AORTIC VALVULAR DISEASE.UROSEPSIS AND INFECTED DECUBITUS ULCERS DUE TO: ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEIDIOPATHIC CARDIOMYOPATHY. CONT. CAUSE: MORBID OBESITY. METASTATIC CARCINOMA, PRIMARY COLON. ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASECOMPLICATIONS OF ATHEROSCLEROTIC PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASE CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: POLYCYSTIC KIDNEY DISEASEMULTI-DRUG TOXICITY (TRIHEXYPHENIDYL, DIPHENHYDRAMINE, COCAINE). CONTRIB: SCHIZOPRHENIAATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEMULTIPLE INJURIES DUE TO: BLUNT TRAUMAACUTE POLYDRUG INTOXICATION (BENZTROPINE, NORTRIPTYLINE, AMITRIPTYLINE).ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASECRITICAL CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS. CONTRIB: DIABETES MELLITUS, CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASEMASSIVE PULMONARY THROMBOEMBOLI. DUE TO: LOWER EXTREMITY VENOUS THROMBOSIS. DUE TO: RIGHT TIBIAL ADAMANTINOMA (S/P SURGICAL EXTRACTION). LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED HAD NOT BEEN SEEN FOR THE PAST THREE DAYS. ON SEPTEMBER 5, 1996 HIS FRIEND BECAME CONCERNED AND WENT TO CHECK ON HIS WELFARE. HE LOOKED THROUGH A WINDOW AND OBSERVED THE DECEASED LYING NUDE ON THE FLOOR IN A FETAL POSITION. HIS FRIEND ENTERED THROUGH AN OPEN WINDOW AND NOTIFIED POLICE. POLICE RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. DECEASED HAD BEEN COMPLAINING OF PAIN A FEW DAYS AGO AND WAS GIVEN SOME PAIN KILLERS (HYDROCODONE) BY ANOTHER NEIGHBOR. THE VIAL OF PILLS WERE FOUND OPEN ON THE NIGHT STAND NEXT TO THE DECEASED. IT IS UNKNOWN IF ANY PILLS WERE TAKEN. HE WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. ROBERT ROSENBLUM AND HAD A HISTORY OF DIABETES AND LYMPHOMA. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THIS OFFICE INCLUDED: ZANTAC, GLUCOTROL, CHLORPROPAMIDE, HUMULIN INSULIN AND HYDROCODONE. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1996, AT ABOUT 11:30 AM, THE DECEASED WAS FOUND DEAD, LYING ON THE GROUND BEHIND THE SHELL SERVICE STATION LOCATED AT THE CORNER OF NW 7TH AVENUE AT 36TH STREET. THERE WAS NO IDENTIFICATION FOUND ON HIS PERSON, HE WAS NOT FAMILIAR TO ANYONE IN THE AREA AT THE TIME. ***** POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION WAS MADE BY MIAMI POLICE DEPARTMENT THIS DATE, SEPTEMBER 12, 1996, FROM FINGER PRINTS WITH METRO DADE POLICE. *****LVALa According to the initial police investigation: The deceased lived at that above address with her boyfriend in an effenciency apartment. She reportedly had a history of drug abuse. On September 6, 1996, she was found unresponsive on the sofa in the apartment by the boyfriend. He called emergency rescue units, they responded and she was transported to Columbia Aventura Hospital and Medical Center where she arrived unresponsive, with no vital signs. death was pronounced at 8: 23 pm. Police advised that she had a history of cocaine drug abuse, hospital records indicated the presence of drugs in her system. **** Refiled Feb. 5, 1997 **** tec ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS A RETIRED SCHOOL TEACHER AND WAS IN THE PROCESS OF MOVING. SHE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON SEPTEMBER 3, 1996 BY A NEIGHBOR AND SHE COMPLAINED OF BEING TIRED AT THAT TIME AND THAT SHE NEEDED TO PACK FOR THE MOVE. THE NEIGHBOR OBSERVED HER AT THAT TIME WITH TWO BOTTLES OF LIQUOR. ON SEPTEMBER 5, 1996 THE MOVING COMPANY ARRIVED AT THE RESIDENCE AND DID NOT GET AN ANSWER TO THE DOOR. A NEIGHBOR LOOKED THROUGH A WINDOW AND SAW HER DECOMPOSED BODY LYING IN BED. POLICE WERE SUMMONED AND FORCE ENTERED THE RESIDENCE. THERE WERE NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA OR FOUL PLAY. DECEASED HUSBAND WAS ARRESTED ON AUGUST 14, 1996 FOR VIOLATING A DOMESTIC RESTRAINING ORDER. DURING THE ARREST, HE MADE THREATS TO KILL THE DECEASED. HOWEVER, HE HAD BEEN IN JAIL SINCE THE ARREST. DECEASED MEDICAL HISTORY IS UNKNOWN, HOWEVER, SHE WAS REPORTEDLY A HEAVY DRINKER.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON SEPT. 3, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS AT WORK ON THE 30TH FLOOR OF A BUILDING UNDER CONSTRUCTION. TWO METAL WALL FORMS WERE BEING TAKEN OFF A NEWLY POURED CEMENT WALL. THE BOLTS THAT HOLD THE FORMS IN PLACE WERE REMOVED ONE AT A TIME. USUALLY, BEFORE THE LAST BOLT IS REMOVED THE FORMS ARE HELD BY A CRANE, BUT TO SAVE TIME THE CREW TIED SEVERAL LENGTHS OF ROPE TO THE TOP OF THE FORMS TO HOLD THEM IN PLACE. AS THE LAST BOLT WAS REMOVED THE FORMS BROKE LOOSE. THE DECEASED WAS HANGING FROM A FORM BY A SAFETY BELT. AS THE FORM FELL, THE DECEASED WAS CAUGHT UNDER THE FORM AND WAS CRUSHED. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. HE ARRIVED IN THE TRAUMA UNIT WITH LABORED ASSISTED BREATHING, INCOHERENT AND LETHARGIC. INJURIES NOTED WERE A LACERATION TO OCCIPITAL REGION OF RIGHT HEAD, HEMATOMA OF RIGHT PELVIS AND HEMORRHAGE OF THE PENIS AND ANUS. A CT SCAN REVEALED BILATERAL TEMPORAL CONTUSIONS, RIGHT EPIDURAL HEMATOMA AND LEFT SUBDURAL HEMATOMA WITH EDEMA. HE WAS THEN TAKEN TO SURGERY FOR AN EXTERNAL PELVIC FIXATION, DIVERTING LOOP COLOSTOMY AND FEEDING TUBE PLACEMENT. AFTER SURGERY HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE TRAUMA INTENSIVE CARE UNIT IN CRITICAL CONDITION. HE WAS INTUBATED AND COMATOSE. ON SPET. 4, 1996 HE HAD EPISODES OF HYPOTENSION AND BRADYCARDIA. ON SEPT. 5, 1996 NUCLEAR MEDICINE SCANS REVEALED NO BRAIN BLOOD FLOW AND THERE WAS NO EVIDENCE OF CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM FUCTION OR BRAIN STEM ACTIVITY. AT 2:45 PM HE WAS DECLARED BRAIN DEAD AND WAS PRONOUNCED.LVALy ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED AND HIS MENTALLY ILL BROTHER LIVED TOGETHER IN AN UNKEPT APARTMENT. HE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE BY A FRIEND ON SEPTEMBER 5, 1996 ABT. 6:00 P.M. AND APPEARED TO BE HIGH ON SOMETHING AND WAS STAGGERING AROUND THE LIVINGROOM. HE WAS HELPED BY HIS FRIEND ONTO HIS BED WHICH WAS A MATTRESS ON THE FLOOR. THE FOLLOWING MORNING, HIS BROTHER LEFT THE APARTMENT ABT. 8:00 A.M. AND OBSERVED HIM LYING ON THE FLOOR NEXT TO THE MATTRESS AND THOUGHT THAT HE WAS ASLEEP. WHEN HE RETURNED LATER IN THE AFTERNOON, THE DECEASED WAS IN THE SAME POSITION AND UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE AND POLICE RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED. DECEASED HAD BEEN TREATED IN THE PAST AT CHI HEALTH CLINIC AND VETERAN ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL. MEDICAL HISTORY IS UNKNOWN AT THIS TIME. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THIS OFFICE INCLUDED: FLUPHENAZINE AND TRIHEXYPHENADYL. *** REFILED: 1/30/97 (ABC) *** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON SEPT. 6, 1996 THE DECEDENT'S WIFE WENT SHOPPING AND UPON HER RETURN SHE THOUGHT THE DECEASED WAS STILL SLEEPING. ABOUT 4:20 PM SHE REALIZED HE WAS DEAD. THE DECEASED HAD BEEN BEDRIDDEN FOR TWO YEARS. HE WAS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. FURMAN (861-3139) FOR EXTENSIVE ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE, CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, DIABETES MELLITUS ON INSULIN AND STATUS POST CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: POTASSIUM, PROCARDIA XL, PAXIL, INSULIN, VASOTEC, LANOXIN, ALLOPURINOL, MEVACOR, ISOSORB AND ECOTRIN. *FAMILY DOES NOT WANT AN AUTOPSY DUE TO RELIGIOUS REASONS.* LVAL ACCORDING TO POLICE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON SEPTEMBER 7, 1996, AT ABOUT 2:30 PM, DECEASED'S SISTER IN-LAW WENT TO HIS RESIDENCE TO CHECK ON HIS WELFARE. UPON ENTERING HIS HOME SHE FOUND HIM SUPINE ON THE FLOOR WITH HIS BACK AGAINST THE WALL. POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED SUPINE ON THE FLOOR WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF PROSTATE CANCER FOR ABOUT ONE YEAR. TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, MEDICAL RECORDS #{219-65-49} ADMITTED ON DECEMBER 18, 1995, DIAGNOSIS OF METASTATIC PROSTATE CANCER, MALIGNANT NEOPLASM OF PROSTATE. OTHER HISTORY OF CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, HYPERTENSION AND DIABETES MELLITUS. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS AN INMATE AT SOUTH FLA. RECEPTION CENTER AND HAD A MEDICAL HISTORY OF END STAGE RENAL DISEASE. ON AUGUST 14, 1996 HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO HEALTHSOUTH LARKIN HOSPITAL WHERE HE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH SEPSIS SECONDARY TO INFECTED GRAFT AND LEFT FOOT WOUND. HE DEVELOPED GANGRENE AND UNDERWENT A LEFT BELOW THE KNEE AMPUTATION. HE REMAINED HOSPITALIZED HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE. A CT SCAN OF BRAIN SHOWED BILATERAL SUBDURAL HEMATOMAS. HE BECAME ENCEPHALOPATHIC AND FEBRILE. HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS MADE A "DO NOT RESUSCITATE". ON SEPTEMBER 7, 1996 HE WAS FOUND WITHOUT A HEART RATE AND WITH FIXED AND DILATED PUPILS. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 8:00 A.M.. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION RECEIVED: THE DECEASED RESIDED AT THE CORDERO RESIDENCE FOR THE ELDERLY LOCATED AT 4510 SW 106TH AVENUE. SHE HAD A HISTORY OF ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE AND WAS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. BLANCO (825-3125). ON SEPT. 5, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS FOUND DEAD AT THE HOME ABOUT 9:00 PM. ACCORDING TO THE FAMILY THE DECEASED WAS UNDER H.R.S. CUSTODY, BECAUSE OF THEIR INABILITY TO PROPERLY SUPERVISE HER. THERE WERE NO ALLEGATIONS OF ABUSE OR NEGLECT. SHE ONLY SUFFERED WITH ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE THAT WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. BLANCO. SHE HAD NO OTHER KNOWN MEDICAL PROBLEMS.vLVALLN ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS RETIRED AND LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH HIS WIFE. HE WAS REPORTEDLY " BIRD WATCHING" ON SEPTEMBER 6, 1996, IN THE "DOUGLASS BARNES PARK" LOCATED AT SOUTH WEST 72ND AVENE AND 40TH STREET WHEN HE APPARENT FELL OUT OF A TREE, STRIKING HIS HEAD. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED, THEY FOUND HIM IN ATRIAL FIBRILLATION. RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES WERE INITIATED AS HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL VIA AIR RESCUE. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL HE WAS UNCONSCIOUS, UNRESPONSIVE, DISORIENTED WITH AN OBVIOUS HEAD INJURY. RESUSCITATION CONTINUED BUT WAS TO NO AVAIL, HE DID NOT RESPOND AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 6:00 PM. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON SEPTEMBER 6, 1996, THE DECEASED COMPLAINED OF HAVING CHEST PAINS MOST OF THE DAY. AT ABOUT 5:40 PM, SHE WAS FOUND EXPIRED IN HER HOME BY A NEIGHBOR. HE PAST MEDICAL HISTORY WAS FOR TREATMENT BY DR. CANCALES (868-9373), FOR HYPERTENSION AND DIABETES MELLITUS AND ANGINA PECTORIS, HE TREATED HER FOR ABOUT 15 YEARS. MEDICATION: TENORMIN, CHLOROPROPMIDE AND NITROSTAT WERE SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT ALONG WITH THE DECEASED. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON SEPT. 7, 1996 ABOUT 10:00 AM. HE AWOKE AT 7:00 AM AND RETURNED TO BED AROUND 10:00 AM. HIS WIFE WENT TO CHECK ON HIM ABOUT 2:00 PM AND FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD. THE DECEASED DRANK ON OCCASION, WAS A HEAVY SMOKER, BUT DID NOT GO TO DOCTORS. HOWEVER, HE RECENTLY COMPLAINED OF A PAIN IN HIS MOUTH AND WENT TO SEE DR. BONILLA (552-8474) FOR THE FIRST TIME ON AUG. 26, 1996. DR. BONILLA DIAGNOSED SINUSITIS ON THAT VISIT AND SCHEDULED HIM FOR ANOTHER ONE, BUT HE DID COME KEEP THE APPOINTMENT. HIS BLOOD WORK WAS NORMAL. HIS CHOLESTEROL LEVEL WAS 191. &LVAL4 ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: SEPTEMBER 8, 1996 MIAMI BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT UNIFORMED OFFICERS WERE DISPATCHED TO THE DEC'D RESIDENCE REFERENCE A FOUL ODOR. UPON POLICE ARRIVAL, THE BUILDING MANAGER UNLOCKED THE DOOR, HOWEVER THE DOOR REMAINED SECURE DUE TO A CHAIN-TYPE LOCK. AFTER FORCED ENTRY, THE DEC'D WAS DISCOVERED EXPIRED ON THE FLOOR. SHE WAS LYING ADJACENT TO THE DINING TABLE AND WAS IN ADVANCED STAGES OF DECOMPOSITION. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: DECEASED WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. RENE E. DE LOS RIOS WHO WAS CONTACTED AND REFUSED TO SIGN THE DEATH CERTIFICATE. MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS TO BE OBTAINED. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON SEPTEMBER 6, 1996. ON SEPTEMBER 8, 1996 THE DECEASED BUILDING MANAGER BECAME CONCERNED AND SUMMONED FIRE-RESCUE TO CHECK ON THE DECEASED WELFARE. UPON FIRE-RESCUE ARRIVAL, THEY ENTERED THE RESIDENCE WITH THE BUILDING MANAGER WHERE THEY DISCOVERED THE DECEASED EXPIRED, LYING SUPINE ON THE LIVINGROOM FLOOR. SHE WAS DRESSED IN A HOUSECOAT WITH NO UNDERGARMENTS. FURTHER EXAMINATION REVEALED INSECT ACTIVITY (ANTS) ABOUT HER EYES AND EARS. NO OTHER TRAUMA OR FOUL PLAY NOTED. SCENE OBSERVATIONS: THE APARTMENT WAS IN A CLUTTERED CONDITION WITH NUMEROUS CLOTHING, DOCUMENTS AND PERSONAL ITEMS SCATTERED ABOUT. UNIFORMED OFFICERS ARRIVING FIRST ON THE SCENE STATED UPON ENTERING THE ROOM, THE TEMPERATURE WAS APPROXIMATELY 90-100 DEGREES. THE WINDOWS WERE CLOSED AND THE AIR CONDITIONING UNIT WAS "OFF". THERE WERE NO INDICATIONS THAT THE DECEASED WAS UNDER ANY TYPE MEDICAL TREATMENT FOR ANY KIND OF ILLNESSES. *****CASE REFILED JUNE 16, 1997 (NLJ)*****}LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS EMPLOYED AS A DECK HAND ABOARD THE CRUISE SHIP "M/S ESTASY" OF THE CARNIVAL CRUISE LINES. HE HAD BEEN IN THEIR EMPLOY FOR ABOUT 5 YEARS. ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1996, AT ABOUT 7:10 AM, HE WAS FOUND EXPIRED IN HIS BUNK BY HIS ROOM-MATE. THE ROOM-MATE ADVISED SHIP STAFF THAT THE DECEASED COMPLAINED OF PAIN IN HIS ARM BUT HE DID NOT SEEK MEDICAL ASSISTANCE. HIS MEDICAL HISTORY IS UNKNOWN AT THIS TIME. HIS REMAINS WERE TRANSPORTED TO THE EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT FOR PROPER CERTIFICATION. *** REFILED ON NOVEMBER 7, 1996 *** BAR** ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY FEMALE WHO WAS RETIRED AND LIVED ALONE AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. SHE COMPLAINED OF NOT FEELING WELL ON SEPTEMBER 8, 1996, WHEN SHE SPOKE WITH HER NEPHEW AT ABOUT 12:30 PM. AT ABOUT 10:30 PM, HE CHECKED IN ON HER AND FOUND HER LYING FACE DOWN ON THE FLOOR EXPIRED. POLICE WERE CONTACTED, RESPONDED, FOUND NO SIGNS OF FOUL PLAY. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION FROM "C.A.C. CENTERS", THE DECEASED HAD BEEN TREATED THERE SINCE 1986, TREATED FOR ANXIETY, CHRONIC ANEMIA AND PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASE. HER DOCTOR WAS DR. VICTORIA. **** (REFILED: JUNE 17, 1997) tec ****LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A YOUNG MALE WHO WAS LIVING AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. HIS MOTHER SPOKE WITH HIM BY PHONE AT ABOUT 6:05 PM. ANOTHER FAMILY MEMBER RETURNED HOME AT ABOUT 6:15 PM, OBSERVED HIM SEATED ON THE SOFA IN THE FAMILY ROOM, HE WAS THOUGHT TO BE SLEEPING AT THE TIME. THEY CHECKED ON HIM LATER, FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE AND CALLED EMERGENCY RESCUE, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. PAST MEDICALHISTORY OF TREATMENT BY DR. DABID TURFLER (912) 374-3096, FOR CHRONIC ATRIAL FIBRILLATION, DIALATED CARDIOMYOPATHY AND CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO WAS RETIRED AND LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS. ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1996, AT ABOUT 10:50 AM, HE WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE BY HIS WIFE WHEN SHE WOKE UP THIS MORNING. FIRE RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. ACCORDING TO HER, HE HAD BEEN TREATED AT THE VETERAN'S ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL CENTER IN MIAMI FOR CANCER OF THE COLON. 'LVAL3 ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: SEPTEMBER 9, 1996 METRO FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED TO 10147 WEST INDIGO DRIVE AFTER IT WAS REPORTED THAT DEC'D WAS HAVING DIFFICULTY BREATHING AND PRESSURE IN HIS CHEST. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, HE WAS FOUND LYING IN THE RAIN OUTSIDE OF AN APARTMENT BUILDING IN FRONT OF APARTMENT #3. HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE, HOWEVER WITH A GOOD STRONG PULSE. HE WAS PLACED IN THE RESCUE TRUCK WHERE RESCUE PERSONNEL INITIATED C.P.R. AND ATTEMPTED TO DRY HIM OFF, HOWEVER HE ARRESTED. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA DEERING HOSPITAL. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 9:05 P.M. HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITALS, MONITOR SHOWING V-FIB. RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS WERE CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 9:20 P.M.. ***WHILE IN THE E.R., A SEARCH OF HIS CLOTHING REVEALED A GLASS TUBULAR PIPE WHICH WAS SUSPECTED TO BE A CRACK COCAINE PIPE*** PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF ASTHMA AND BREATHING PROBLEMS. DURING THE PAST TWO YEARS, HE HAS HAD OVER 11 ADMISSIONS INTO DEERING HOSPITAL. HE HAD ALSO BEEN SEEN AT THE "C.H.I." CLINIC OF SOUTH DADE. ALL RECORDS HAVE BEEN REQUESTED. *** REFILED ON OCTOBER 22, 1996 *** BARLVALI ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED HAD A CARETAKER WHO HAD BEEN TAKING CARE OF HER SINCE OCTOBER OF 1995 WHICH WAS AFTER SHE FELL AND BROKE HER HIP. ACCORDING TO THE CARETAKER, SHE HAD NOT EATEN SINCE SEPTEMBER 7, 1996 AND AT THAT TIME SHE ATE FRUIT COCKTAIL. SHE WOULD NOT EAT, HOWEVER, SIPPED WATER AND JUICES. ON THE EVENING OF SEPTEMBER 9, 1996, SHE WAS OBSERVED EXPERIENCING DIFFICULTY BREATHING. ABT. 9:50P.M., SHE BECAME UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON ARRIVAL PRONOUNCED HER DEAD. SHE HAD BEEN TREATED BY DR. NACCARATO FOR CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, HYPERTENSION AND OVARIAN CANCER. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED WERE CARDIZEM CD 300MG., ROXICET, MEGESTROLO ACETATE 40MG, PREMARIN 1.25MG, DURAGESIC PATCH 25MCG/HR, DARVOCET N-100MG., AND NITRO-DUR 0.2MG/HR . ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS ADMITTED TO FLORIDA CLUB CARE CENTER FROM PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER ON AUGUST 20, 1996 WHERE HE WAS BEING TREATED FOR INFECTED DECUBITUS, UROSEPSIS, ANEMIA, GASTRITIS AND HISTORY OF PEG TUBE PLACEMENT. SEPTEMBER 9, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS AT THE CLUB CARE CENTER AND AT APPROX 8:10 P.M. HE WAS CHECKED ON BY NURSING PERSONNEL WHO FOUND HIM AWAKE AND ALERT. HE WAS GIVEN ROUTINE CARE AND MADE COMFORTABLE. AT APPROX 9:30 P.M. HE WAS CHECKED ON AGAIN AND FOUND WITH NO VITALS. C.P.R. WAS STARTED AND FIRE-RESCUE SUMMONED. UPON FIRE-RESCUE ARRIVAL, C.P.R. WAS CONTINUED, HOWEVER TO NO VAIL. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 9:45 P.M.. . DECEASED LAST ADMISSION WAS TO PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER WHERE HE WAS DISCHARGED WITH THE FOLLOWING DIAGNOSIS: DEHYDRATION WITH PNEUMONIA, PROBABLY ASPIRATION, UROSEPSIS, CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT, INFECTED DECUBITUS ULCERS AND DEMENTIA.GLVALU ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WORKED AS A LABORER AND LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS. ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1996, HE WAS REPORTEDLY AT HOME WATCHING TELEVISON WHEN HE STARTED COMPLAINING OF HAVING A DULL PAIN IN HIS RIGHT SHOULDER AND ARM. HE BEGAN TO SWEAT PERFUSLY AND EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED, AND RESPONDED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL HE WAS REPORTEDLY FELLING BETTER AND REFUSED TO BE TRANSPORTED TO HOSPITAL. RESCUE UNITS CLEARED THE SCENE AT THAT TIME. IT WAS REPORTED THAT HE PASSED OUT ABOUT TWENTY MINUTES AFTER RESCUE CLEARED, AND THEY WERE CALLED AGAIN. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL THIS TIME HE WAS MAKING SNORING SOUNDS THAT STOPPED SHORTLY AFTER THEY ARRIVED AND HE BECAME UNRESPONSIVE. CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES WERE INITIATED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PARKWAY WEST MEDICAL CENTER WHERE DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED UPON ARRIVAL. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY IS UNKNOWN AT THIS TIME HOWEVER IT IS REPORTED THAT HE WAS A HEAVY SMOKER WHO DID NOT DRINK NOR DID HE DO DRUGS. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON SEPTEMBER 9, 1996, ABT. 12:25A.M., THE DECEASED WAS AT HOME WHEN HE SUDDENLY COLLAPSED. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON ARRIVAL, FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE, WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND EKG MONITOR SHOWING ELECTRICAL MECHANICAL DISSOCIATION WHICH CONVERTED TO ASYSTOLE. EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE. ADVANCE CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 1:31A.M., HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. HE HAS A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF END STAGE RENAL DISEASE, GRAM NEGATIVE BACTEREMIA, CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, HYPERTENSION, AORTIC VALVE REPLACEMENT IN 1983, CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE WITH AN EJECTION FRACTION OF 25%. LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM NORTHSHORE MEDICAL RECORDS, ON SEPTEMBER 7, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS INVOLVED IN SEXUAL INTERCOURSE WHEN HE BEGAN TO EXPERIENCE SHORTNESS OF BREATH. AFTER RESTING, THE SHORTNESS OF BREATH DECREASED, BUT HE LATER BEGAN ONCE AGAIN TO EXPERIENCE THE SAME. HE WAS TAKEN TO NORTHSHORE MEDICAL CENTER WHERE HIS VITALS WERE TEMP. 97.8, PULSE 119, RESP. 24, B/P 120/69. HE ADVISED HOSPITAL STAFF THAT ABT. 3 TO 4 DAYS PRIOR, HE HAD PAIN TO HIS LEFT LEG THAT WAS ASSOCIATED WITH SWELLING. HE HAS A HISTORY OF NON INSULIN DEPENDANT DIABETES MELLITUS. TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS ADMITTED WITH DIAGNOSIS OF ANTERIOR WALL MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. TREATMENT WAS CONTINUED, HOWEVER, HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND ON SEPTEMBER 10, 1996, AT 12:04A.M., HE EXPIRED. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: SEPTEMBER 9, 1996 POLICE WERE REQUESTED TO THE ABOVE LOCATION BY THE REPORTER WHO STATES HE DISCOVERED SOME UNKNOWN REMAINS ALONG THE ROADWAY. POLICE RESPONDED AND FOUND THE BONES APPROX 10 FEET FROM THE SIDE OF N.W. 117TH AVENUE AND WERE SEPARATED INTO THREE SEPARATE SECTIONS WITHIN A 6 FOOT AREA. THE LARGEST SECTION APPEARS TO BE WRAPPED IN AN UNKNOWN TYPE OF MATERIAL, POSSIBLY CLOTHING. NO OTHER ITEMS WERE LOCATED WITHIN THE AREA.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ACCORDING TO THE DEC'D DAUGHTER, HE HAD COMPLAINED OF NOT FEELING WELL FOR THE PAST SEVERAL WEEKS. HE WAS SEEN BY DR'S SUPERFINE AND HERSCHKOWITZ TWICE DURING THE PAST TWO OR THREE WEEKS. SEPTEMBER 5, 1996 HE WAS ADMITTED TO BAPTIST HOSPITAL THROUGH THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT WHICH TIME CHANGES WERE MADE IN HIS MEDICATIONS. HE WAS TREATED AND RELEASED ON SEPTEMBER 10, 1996. SEPTEMBER 10, 1996 HIS DAUGHTER RESPONDED TO BAPTIST HOSPITAL TO BRING HIM HOME AT WHICH TIME HE HAD NO COMPLAINTS OF FEELING BAD. UPON ARRIVING HOME, HE SAT IN A CHAIR AND MOMENTS LATER, HE BEGAN GASPING FOR AIR AND BECAME UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE-RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND RESPONDED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL HE WAS TRANSPORTED BACK TO BAPTIST HOSPITAL. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 12:00 NOON, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITALS AND MONITOR SHOWING AGONAL RHYTHM. HE WAS INTUBATED AND C.P.R. CONTINUED HOWEVER ALL EFFORTS WERE WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 12:03 P.M.. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: DECE'D HAD BEEN TREATED OVER 25 YEARS AGO FOR A STROKE AND HAD RECENTLY BEEN HAVING SEIZURES. HE WAS ALSO TREATED AT SOUTH MIAMI HOSPITAL AUGUST 30, 1996 FOR ALTERED MENTAL STATUS, CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT, SEIZURES AND ANGINA. HE WAS RELEASED ON SEPTEMBER 1, 1996 IN STABLE CONDITION.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON AUGUST 28, 1996, ABT. 4:20P.M., THE DECEASED WAS THE DRIVER OF A VEHICLE THAT WAS TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND IN THE OUTSIDE LANE OF U.S. 1 APPROACHING S.W. 144TH STREET. FOR UNKNOWN REASONS, SHE LOST CONTROL OF THE VEHICLE AND IT GUIDED TO THE RIGHT. HER VEHICLE EXITED THE ROADWAY AND COLLIDED WITH A CONCRETE POLE. THE VEHICLE CONTINUED TO TRAVEL SOUTHBOUND, COLLIDED WITH ANOTHER VEHICLE ON THE LEFT FRONT AND RIGHT FRONT THAT WAS TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND THAT WAS IN THE OUTSIDE LANE, THEN WITH A 3RD VEHICLE ON THE LEFT FRONT TO RIGHT REAR, THAT WAS ALSO TRAVELING IN THE OUTSIDE LANE. HER VEHICLE STARTED TO ROTATE IN A CLOCKWISE MOTION WHILE TRAVELING IN A SOUTHWESTERLY DIRECTION ONTO THE GRASS SHOULDER. THE VEHICLE FLIPPED OVER ONTO THE ROOF AND CAME TO REST ON A TREE THAT WAS LOCATED ON THE WEST SHOULDER OF THE SOUTHBOUND U.S. 1 AT THE POINT OF REST, THE VEHICLE WAS FACING NORTH. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON ARRIVAL, FOUND HER SUFFERING FROM TRAUMA RELATED INJURIES. EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED, AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, SHE HAD A GCS OF 15 WITH HEAD LACERATION, MULTIPLE RIGHT RIB FRACTURES, RIGHT HEMOPNEUMOTHORAX, RIGHT PULMONARY CONTUSION. TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, HER CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND ON SEPTEMBER 10, 1996, AT 4:20P.M., SHE EXPIRED. THERE WERE NO SIGNS OF ANY ALCOHOL BEVERAGES OR DRUGS BEING USED BY THE DRIVER.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON SEPTEMBER 11, 1996, ABT. 5:16A.M., THE DECEASED WAS THE DRIVER OF A MOTORCYCLE THAT WAS TRAVELING EASTBOUND ON 96TH STREET. HE FAILED TO YEILD AT A FLASHING RED LIGHT AND STRUCK A SEMI-TRACTOR TRAILER THAT WAS TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND ON BISCAYNE BLVD. HE WAS EJECTED FROM THE MOTORCYCLE AND EXPIRED AT THE SCENE. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A HOUSE WIFE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS. ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1996, SHE WAS LAST SEEN BY HER HUSBAND AT ABOUT 6:30 AM, WHEN HE LEFT THE HOUSE. HE CALLED BACK AT ABOUT 9:30 AM, AND THEIR 3 YEAR YEAR OLD SON ANSWERED THE PHONE, STATED THAT HIS MOTHER DID NOT WANT TO TALK TO HIM AT THAT TIME. THEIR 14 YEAR OLD DAUGHTER RETURNED HOME FROM SCHOOL AND FOUND THE DECEASED LYING ON THE FLOOR EXPIRED. SHE WAS WEARING BLACK SHORTS AND A TEE SHIRT. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT BY DR. FRED SCHREMNIK FOR A HEART CONDITION. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS. HE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE BY HIS MOTHER ON SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1996, AT ABOUT 10:00PM, HE DID NOT COMPLAIN OF ANY PROBLEMS OR DISCOMFORT AT THAT TIME. ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1996, SHE BEGAN TO SMELL A FOUL ODOR COMING FROM HIS LOCKED ROOM, SHE FORCED THE DOOR OPENED AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED IN HIS BED, IN AN ADVANCED STAGE OF DECOMPOSITION. POLICE WERE SUMMONED, IN A CHECK OF THE BEDROOM THEY FOUND A SINGLE EDGE RAZOR BLADE AND A MIRROR ON THE BED, HOWEVER NO DRUGS WERE FOUND. ACCORDING TO FAMILY MEMBERS HE HAD A HISTORY OF DRUG ABUSE AND THAT IT WAS NOT UNUSUAL FOR HIM TO STAY IN HIS ROOM FOR DAYS AT A TIME. *** REFILED ON NOVEMBER 7, 1996 *** BAR **s =@R@ڽ@=@qq?=@96-2322SCHWARTZMIKIYRMWHITE910 18TH STREET , MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA FOUND: 910 18TH STREET, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA910 18TH STREET, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDANATURAL(@]96-2990804HEUSEN, T. S.@j ⺈\\WVTTPHA=@T@@=@?=@96-2321KESTENBAUMLEIBAYRFWHITE3800 COLLINS AVENUE, # 1003, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA. FOUND: 3800 COLLINS AVENUE, # 1003, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA 3800 COLLINS AVENUE, # 1003, MIAMI, BEACH, FLORIDA.NATURALD@]96-2982104DET. DALE TWIST@j;/  ͑__ZYWWRHA =@P@@=@?=@=@96-2319ROCHA DE VALVERDEDELFINAYRFHISPANICLIMA, PERU, SOUTH AMERICA. FOUND: 9700 SW 138TH AVE., BLDG.L, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA 9700 S.W. 138TH AVENUE, BLDG. L, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA.NATURALHYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASE.451123-S01DET. ART NANNI@iNB42*kkcb``YHA =@X@k@=@OO?=@96-2318ESCUDEROMARIAYRFWHITE3180 SW 17TH STREET #5, MIAMI, FLORIDA 3180 SW 17TH STREET, #5, MIAMI, FLORIDA3180 SW 17TH STREET #5, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL:@]2461250-V02DET. OSCAR TEJEDA@hծ]]XWUUPHA=@A@Z@=@333333?=@96-2317BOSSIEANNETTYRFWHITENAPLES COMMUNITY HOSPITAL...EMERGENCY ROOMMISCBONE AND TISSUE CASE@h\\\WVTTNHAs=@U@@`=@88?@<@?=@96-2316CHERKESROSEYRFWHITE3020 MARCOS DRIVE #S-409, MIAMI, FLORIDA COLUMBIA AVENTUA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER, INPATIENT3020 MARCOS DRIVER #S-409, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL@]540061-S01PARR, S.Y@h漄[[VUSSOHA0sdM;H=@R@>@=@rq?=@96-2329TICKNERAIDAYRFWHITE1000 WEST AVENUE #1405 MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDARESIDENCENATURALCORONARY ARTERIOSCLEROSIS96-300304DET. GLADE@mĽ[[VUSSOHA{=@@U@N@=@?>@96-2328SIMONANNYRFWHITE1070 N.W. 127TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.1070 N.W. 127TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.1070 N.W. 127TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL$@]96-2991613DET. DIECIDUE@mĠ|XXSRPPMHA=@I@@=@II?=@=@96-2327HERNANDEZRONALDYRMHISPANIC785 N.W. 30TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.COLUMBIA CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER, E.R.785 N.W. 30TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.NATURALE@ ]2471303-V02DET. CARTER@lʨbbZYWWQHA=@G@@=@88?=@>@96-2326BRANDTSANDRAYRFWHITE5421 S.W. 89TH PLACE, MIAMI, FLORIDA5421 S.W. 89TH PLACE, MIAMI, FLA.5421 S.W. 89TH PLACE, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL,@ ]453219-S01DET. DIAZ@lţ\\WVTTNHA=@@Q@Z@=@?=@96-2325IGOEJOHNYRMWHITE3170 SW 8TH STREET, LOT #-1102, MIAMI, FLORIDA FOUND: 3170 SW 8TH STREET, LOT #1102, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 3170 SW 8TH STREET LOT #1102, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALD@ ]2471375-VCARTER, C.a@k'XXSRPPLHA =@K@@=@II?=@96-2324SMITHHARRYYRMWHITE1630 S.W. 4TH STREET, HOMESTEAD, FLORIDA. HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM 1630 S.W. 4TH STREET, HOMESTEAD, FLORIDA.NATURALM@ ]452377-S01DET. JUAN SANCHEZ~@k֨ZZUTRRMHA=@F@@@=@UUUUUU?=@96-2323BROWNLINTON O.YRMBLACK1248 NW 65TH TERRACE, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 1248 NW 65TH TERRACE, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 1248 NW 65TH TERRACE, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALJ@ ]2461990-V02GRANADA,@kܰ^^YXVVMHA(s>>>@R@b@=@88?>@96-2335SMITHMILLERYRMBLACK901 N.W. LITTLE RIVER DRIVE MIAMI UNINCORP.DADE,FLRESIDENCENATURALHYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASE 454323-S01OFC. RIETMANN@oƟ[[VUSSMHA{=@F@@=@=@?>@96-2334MOHAMEDKAMEALYRMWHITE14903 S.W. 80TH STREET, # 209, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA. FOUND: 14903 SW 80TH STREET, # 209, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FL 14903 S.W. 80TH STREET, # 209, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL=@]453943-S01DET. C. MC MANUS.@oE9(& ϓ]]XWUUOHA =@R@;@=@?>@96-2333MASOTNARCISOYRMWHITE3169 N.W. 21ST AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDARESIDENCENATURAL3@]2471912-V02DET. T. GARY@n\\WVTTMHA{=@O@@=@DDDDDD?>@96-2332SUAREZJUAN C.YRMWHITE9405 WEST FLAGLER STREET #305, MIAMI, FLORIDACOLUMBIA KENDALL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, EMERGENCY ROOM. 9405 WEST FLAGLER STREET #305, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALl@]453576-S01McMANUS,@n%Ƌ]]XWUUNHA =@D@@=@88?>@96-2331CARABALLOELSAYRFWHITE3500 SW 108TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDACOLUMBIA KENDALL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, EMERGENCY ROOM3500 SW 108TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL[@]453760-S01McMANUS,<@nߺ]]XWUUQHA=@R@@=@UUUUUU?>@96-2330MONTESARMANDOYRMWHITE210 SW 32ND AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 210 SW 32ND AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 210 SW 32ND AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL/@]2471772-V02AROSTEGUI, A.@m٭]]XWUUNHAZ)>@M@H@>@(}'}? >@96-2341HALPERNPHILIPYRMWHITE13510 NE 23RD COURT, MIAMI, FLORIDACOLUMBIA MIAMI HEART INSTITUTE....E/R NATURALB@]455773-S01DET. . HERNANDEZo@rº]]XWUUOHA{>@T@@>@qq?>@? >@96-2340BARRIESHIRLEYYRFWHITE19380 COLLINS AVENUE BLDG. B #1111, MIAMI, FLORIDA19380 COLLINS AVENUE BLDG. B #1111, MIAMI, FLORIDA19380 COLLINS AVENUE, BLDG. B #1111, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALFOOD ASPHYXIATION455551-S01DET. TIMES(@r;/%#]]XWUUNHA >@T@@=@?`=@ >@96-2339PEREZREYNALDOYRMWHITE650 N.W. 123RD AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.COLUMBIA CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER, INPT.N.H. 335 S.W. 12TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.NATURALCOMPLICATIONS OF DIABETES 96-2452804DET.TWIST@q ͥ]]XWUUMHA>@@Q@\@>@? >@96-2338FERNANDEZCELESTINOYRMHISPANIC420 - 15TH STREET #19, MIAMI BEACH, FLA.420 - 15TH STREET #19, MIAMI BEACH, FLA.420 - 15TH STREET #19, MIAMI BEACH, FLA.NATURALCHRONIC ETHANOLISM96-3008204DET. SCHAIFFO@q' ߶ee]\ZZQHA >@@T@u@>@88?>@96-2337ANGULOLUISYRMHISPANIC 9561 FOUNTAINEBLEAU BOULEVARD #103, MIAMI, FLORIDA9561 FOUNTAINEBLEAU BOULEVARD #103, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL#@]454895-S01DET. CHAVARRY@o]]UTRRNHA{>@G@@>@88?>@96-2336LINDHEIMER, IIIRICHARD ARTHURYRMWHITE11925 NE 2ND AVENUE #B-109, NORTH MIAMI, FLORIDA FOUND: 11925 NE 2ND AVENUE #B-109, NORTH MIAMI, FLORIDA11925 NE 2ND AVENUE #B-109, NORTH MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL@]96-3001513DET. SLOVONIC/p?3&$֝mmhgeeWHA zX( >@I@@ >@? >@ >@96-2347DEJOSEPHEDWARDYRMWHITE1121 BELAIRE DRIVE HIGHLAND BEACH, FLORIDABETHESDA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ...ER... DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA900 NORTH OCEAN, DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDAMISCBONE AND TISSUE CASE2@v ‰^^YXVVPHA  >@J@t@ >@? >@96-2346MALOYGRACEYRFBLACK1000 NW 58TH TERRACE, MIAMI, FLORIDACOLUMBIA CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER, EMERGENCY ROOM1000 NW 58 TERRACE, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL@w2491275-V02CASTILLO, F.@v ԰ZZUTRRMHA >@@Q@@ >@wwwwww? >@?@>@96-2345BEHNEYLORRAINEYRFWHITE4725 N.W. 7TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.HEALTHSOUTH DOCTORS HOSPITAL,4725 N.W. 7TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL(@]2491309-V02DET. ALFONSO@uƿ^^YXVVNHA >@R@@ >@qq?;@? >@96-2344JACOBSMORRISYRMWHITE6451 N. UNIVERSITY DRIVE #209, TAMARAC, FLA.JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, INPT.6451 N. UNIVERSITY DRIVE, TAMARAC, FLA.ACCIDENTALCOMPLICATIONS OF BLUNT TRAUMA08@tϨ\\WVTTNHA _ >@J@N@ >@? >@96-2343ROQUEGUILLERMOYRMHISPANIC980 WEST 79TH PLACE, HIALEAH, FLORIDA980 WEST 79PLACE, HIALEAH, FLORIDA980 WEST 79TH PLACE, HIALEAH, FLORIDANATURAL)@]96-3928903RUIZ, A.P@sծaaYXVVMHA >@J@~@ >@[[? >@88? >@96-2342WILLIAMSJOHNNIE JAMESYRMBLACKHOMELESS, MIAMI, FLORIDACOLUMBIA DEERING HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOMUS-#1 AND S.W. 187TH STREET (CANAL(, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL DROWNING.456370-S01POITIER, C. @sۨ~ee`_]]PHApP @>@T@@@>@rq?`>@96-2354MOZESISRAELYRMWHITE6039 COLLINS AVENUE #1131, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA6039 COLLINS AVENUE #1131, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDANATURAL&@w96-3031804DET. KLUGER@{[[VUSSMHA{@>@H@@ >@?=@UUUUUU?`>@96-2353RODRIGUEZORLANDOYRMHISPANIC734 WEST 30TH STREET, HIALEAH, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL...INPATIENT1622 BRICKELL AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL'@w2471358-V02DET. TEJEDA@z Үcc[ZXXQHA >@@@@@ >@؂-؂-?@>@96-2351WALDRONSHARONYRFWHITE206 South Dixie Highway #-6, HALLENDALE, FLORIDACOLUMBIA AVENTURA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER, E/R.206 SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY #-6, HALLENDALE, FLORIDA ACCIDENTALI@w96-2976708FACKENTHALL,@y+ ]]XWUUOHA  >@I@5@ >@?@>@96-2350ENTZMINGERANNIEANNE SILLAHYRFBLACK17920 N.W. 13TH COURT, MIAMI, FLA.17920 N.W. 13TH COURT, MIAMI, FLA.17920 N.W. 13TH COURT, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL'@w457456-S01DET. A. BOGEN@yүjjedbWRHA >@@Q@@@ >@rq?@>@96-2349NORTONGERALDYRMWHITE536 WASHINGTON AVENUE #212, MIAMI BEACH, FLA.536 WASHINGTON AVENUE #212, MIAMI BEACH, FLA.536 WASHINGTON AVENUE #212, MIAMI BEACH, FLA.NATURALd@w96-3020404OFC. LAWRENCEb@x巊\\WVTTNHA >@I@@ >@?@>@96-2348WILLIAMSONTHOMAS EDWARDREMAINS, UNKNOWNYRMBLACKUNKNOWNFOUND BEHIND STATION: NW 7TH AVE. AT 36TH ST. MIAMI, FLA.FOUND BEHIND STATION: NW 7TH AVE. AT 36TH ST., MIAMI, FLA.NATURALBILATERAL BRONCHOPNEUMONIA2491442-V02CASTILLO, F.@xE9-+"~wwrqo_RHA -`>@S@n@`>@88?`>@?>@96-2365ROJASMYRTHA R.YRFWHITE1965 BAY DRIVE, APT. #6, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA1965 BAY DRIVE, APT. #6, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA1965 BAY DRIVE, APT. #6, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDANATURALATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE96-3045604OFFICER MILLER@}>2#!黍^^YXVVMHA `>@Q@@`>@?>@96-2363TOBIERREPEIRYRMHISPANIC201 SW 18TH COURT #31, MIAMI, FLORIDA 201 SW 18TH COURT #31, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALPULMONARY EMPHYSEMA2511579-V02DET. GARDNER@}Ѳ__WVTTPHA{`>@Q@:@`>@UUUUUU?>@96-2362FORBESALAN W,YRMBLACK3407 THOMAS AVENUE, APT. # 7, MIAMI, FLORIDA FOUND: 3407 THOMAS AVENUE, APT.# 7, MIAMI, FLORIDA 3407 THOMAS AVENUE, APT.# 7, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALPROSTATE CANCER251-1578-V02DET. A. GARDNER@|<0!Ë]]XWUUNHA `>@H@m@`>@UUUUUU?>@96-2360MACHADORAULYRMHISPANICHEALTHSOUTH LARKIN HOSPITAL, INPT.NATURALm@w460404-S01DET. OTTLEY@|^^^VUSSOHAs`>@S@@ >@?`>@96-2359GARCIATRINAYRFHISPANICFOSTER HOME: 4510 SW 106TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOSTER HOME: 4510 SW 106TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALALZHEIMER'S DEMENTIA460858-S01DET. MALOTTQ@|^^VUSSNHA{@>@D@@@>@88?@>@?`>@96-2356EUTSEYPAULYRMBLACK10555 S.W. 216TH STREET, APT. B, MIAMI, FLA.10555 S.W. 216TH STREET - APT. B, MIAMI, FLA.10555 S.W. 216TH STREET APT B, MIAMI, FLA.ACCIDENTALX@w459230-S01DET. D. SURMAN@{േZZUTRRNHAky5>@Q@%@>@98?>@96-2372DAVISSYLVANIAYRMBLACK809 NW 7TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 809 NW 7TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 809 NW 7TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL%@ w2531327-V02TEJEDA, F.@Ш]]XWUUMHA>@G@@`>@qq?`>@qq?>@96-2371JACQUESCHARLES LUCIUSYRMBLACKGRAND RUE LIMBE #585, PORT AU PRINCE, HAITIFOUND ABOARD SHIP: CRUISE SHIP M/S ECTASY, (ATLANTIC OCEAN)FOUND ABOARD SHIP: CRUISE SHIP M/S ECTASY, (ATLANTIC OCEAN)NATURAL'@ w463570-S01QUINTANA, C.@<0$"̑ee`_]]OHA >@R@@>@?>@96-2370BESUANDREAYRFWHITEFOUND: 2280 SW 3RD STREET #-8, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 2280 SW 3RD STREET #-8, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 2280 SW 3RD STREET #-8, MIAMI, FLORIDA NATURALCOLON CANCER. 2521927-V02AROSTEGUI, A.@, 綉ZZUTRRLHA >@Q@@>@II?>@96-2369SAMSELMARIE T.REMAINS, UNKNOWNYRFWHITE350 COLLINS AVENUE #304 MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA350 COLLINS AVENUE #304 MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA350 COLLINS AVENUE #304 MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDANATURAL&@ w96-3058904OFFICER ARCHER|@~, țnnihfVNHA >@V@>@UUUUUU?>@96-2368ARONOWITZSALLYYRFWHITE1900 LIBERTY AVENUE #201 MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA1900 LIBERTY AVENUE #201 MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA1900 LIBERTY AVENUE #201 MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDANATURAL&@w96-3057004DETECTIVE ZACARIASP@~#躌^^YXVVQHA>@R@@@>@?@>@?>@96-2367HOVANLUTHERYRMWHITE410 CASTONIA AVENUE, CORAL GABLES, FLORIDASW 72ND AVENUE AND 40TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDADouglas Barnes Park; SW 72nd Ave., and 40TH St. Miami, Fla.ACCIDENTALBLUNT HEAD TRAUMA.460413-S01DIAZ, P.@}4( [[VUSSMHA ]>@>@UUUUUU?>@>@96-2380REMAINS(NON-HUMAN)UNKNOWNUUUNKNOWNROADWAY: NORTHWEST 117TH AVENUE & 20TH STREET MIAMI, FLA.ROADWAY: NORTHWEST 117TH AVENUE & 20TH STREET MIAMI, FLA.MISCNON-HUMAN (BONES)465075-S01DETECTIVE WILCOX@' ޤjjjcbaaZHA >@G@@>@?>@96-2379ERVINJAMES T.YRMBLACK1200 SESAME STREET #5, OPA-LOCKA, FLORIDAPARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, EMERGENCY ROOM. 1200 SESAME STREET #5, OPA-LOCKA, FLORIDANATURAL/@w465191-S01BUTCHKO, J.]@ 㸆]]XWUUMHA>@M@@>@JI?>@96-2378PARODYWILFREDOYRMBLACK1919 N.W. 29TH STREET #14 MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOMNATURAL@w2541053-V02DET. J. HERRERAN@ƺ^^YXVVNHA{>@V@֠@>@qq?>@96-2377KEMPERFANNIEYRFWHITE9800 WEST BAY HARBOR DRIVE MIAMI UNINCORP. DADE, FLRESIDENCENATURALOVARIAN CANCER465114-S01DET. J. BUTCHKO-@º\\WVTTNHA{>@@T@ @>@?>@96-2376ROMANOGEORGEYRMWHITECHICAGO, ILLINOISFLORIDA CLUB CARE CENTER 20 SIERRA DRIVE NMB, FLA.FLORIDA CLUB CARE CENTER - RESIDENTNATURALX@ w464929-S01DETECTIVE GOLDSTON@àm\WVTTNHA>@I@@>@qq?>@?>@96-2375MCCALLNATHANIELYRMBLACK10250 SOUTHWEST 179TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDACOLUMBIA DEERING HOSPITAL - EMERGENCY ROOM10147 WEST INDIGO DRIVE PERRINE, FLORIDAACCIDENTALCOCAINE TOXICITY464906-S01DETECTIVE BUTCHKO@* ݵ__ZYWWNHA >@5@@>@UUUUUU?>@96-2374KELLYKAREENYRMBLACK906 MAIN STREET, LUMBER CITY, GEORGIAFOUND: 2871 NW 154TH TERRACE, MIAMI, FLORIDA2871 NW 154 TH TERRACE, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL;@ w464740-S01GONZALEZ, M.{@ ծ[[VUSSMHAc?>@K@(@>@88?`>@>@96-2387HEDIGERROBERT WILLIAMYRMWHITE18451 N.W. 37TH AVENUE #A183, MIAMI, FLA.18451 N.W. 37TH AVENUE #A183, MIAMI, FLA.18451 N.W. 37TH AVENUE #A183, MIAMI, FLA.NATURALC@w466623-S01DET. C. STROZE@ ⸎ee`_]]OHA>@J@@>@>@96-2386SWASEYRUTHYRFBLACK3461 NW 207TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 3461 NW 207TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 3461 NW 207TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL#@w466187-S01SUCO, F.@ ۭZZUTRRNHA>@F@@C@>@?>@>@96-2385SMITHWILLIEYRMBLACK1751 NW 151ST STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA FOUND: 1751 NW 151ST STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA. 1751 NW 151ST STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALDRUG OVERDOSE (COCAINE)466125-S01DET. S. PARR5@<0$"[[VUSSMHA >@U@@>@rq?>@rq?>@96-2384MORTONJULIAYRFWHITE28590 S.W. 170TH AVENUE HOMESTEAD, FLJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOMU.S. 1 & S.W. 144TH STREET MIAMI UNINCORP. DADE, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL%@w796-01-4406CPL. CARD@䫁[[VUSSNHA>@@P@O@>@?>@>@96-2383PATINOJOSEYRMWHITE10985 SW 107TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDABAPTIST HOSPITAL - EMERGENCY ROOM10985 SOUTHWEST 107TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL3@w465854-S01DETECTIVE J. VASO@̠ZZUTRRNHA>@E@ @>@llf?>@96-2381WILLIAMSLEONYRMBLACK6205 KENDALL LAKES CIRCLE MIAMI, FLORIDANORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER INPATIENTNATURALJ@w465255-S01DET. J. BUTCHKOT@ƾ\\WVTTPHA{m>@P@I@>@UUUUUU?>@؂-؂-??@96-2394NAZALVICTORYRMHISPANIC 3151 SW 8TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.............INPATIENT3151 SW 8TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL COMPLICATIONS OF COCAINE ABUSE 2551609-V02DET. TEJEDA*@*Ұ^^VUSSMHA >@K@>@>@[[?>@96-2393PARRONJOHNYRMWHITE1201 N.W. 42ND AVENUE #3137 MIAMI, FLORIDA1201 N.W. 42ND AVENUE #3137 MIAMI, FLORIDAMARRIOT HOTEL: 1201 N.W. 42ND AVENUE #3137 MIAMI, FLNATURALCORONARY ARTERY DISEASE2551409-V02DET. O. TEJEDAV@8,鲆ZZUTRRNHA >@H@(@>@?>@?@96-2392GAMBLELEONYRMBLACK11107 S.W. 200TH STREET #122, MIAMI, FLA.11107 S.W. 200TH STREET #122, MIAMI, FLA.11107 S.W. 200TH STREET #122, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL]@w467569-S01DET. NANNI@ خZZUTRRNHA>@H@L@>@ll?>@ll?>@96-2390ANTHONYPATRICKYRMWHITE1207 JAMESTOWN COURT EULESS, TEXASN.E. 96TH STREET & BISCAYNE BLVD., MIAMI SHORES, FLORIDAN.E. 96TH STREET AND BISCAYNE BLVD., MIAMI SHORES, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL BLUNT TRAUMA 467254-S01DET. S. DHEEREi@;/!^^YXVVOHA >@Z@>>@qq? ?@96-2389JOHNSONLOTTIEYRFBLACK8785 N.W. 32ND AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDA8785 N.W. 32ND AVENUE MIAMI UNINCORP. DADE, FLORIDANATURALY@w466989-S01DET. J. BUTCHKO@ɽ]]XWUUOHA{>@Q@@>@?>@>@96-2388DUSENBERYDORISYRFWHITE5920 S.W. 83RD STREET, MIAMI, FLA.5920 S.W. 83RD STREET, MIAMI, FLA.5920 S.W. 83RD STREET, MIAMI, FLA.NATURALo@w466799-S01DET. C. ROEBUCK@Ǥ^^YXVVQHA{81?@M@@?@qq? ?@96-2402RAUBLEROYYRMWHITEPRISON: 19000 SW 377TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL<@469005-S01DET. OTTLEY)@YYYTSQQLHAs?@M@X@>@?>@>>??@96-2401OTEROOSIRISYRFWHITE11835 S.W. 24TH TERRACE, MIAMI, FLA.JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, E.R.1000 BLOCK OF N.E. 125TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.ACCIDENTALMULTIPLE BLUNT TRAUMA 468677-S01DET. J. BUCHANAN?@̟[[VUSSMHA?@J@%@?@??@96-2399VAZQUEZAUGUSTINYRMWHITE1077 N.W. 45TH AVENUE #106 MIAMI, FLORIDAS.W. 194TH AVENUE & 257TH STREET MIAMI UNINCORP.DADE, FLS.W. 194TH AVENUE & 257TH STREET MIAMI UNINCORP.DADE, FLNATURAL;@468519-S01DET. J. PARMENTER@7+Ê__ZYWWOHA ?@J@$@>@88??@96-2398SMITHJOSEYRMWHITE9700 S.W. 93TH AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDASMH HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOMNATURALDISSECTING AORTIC ANEURYSM@ѫ~YYTSQQMHA{?@.@@>@(}'}?>@??@96-2397MAESTREGABRIELAMONFWHITE12956 SW 150TH TERRACE, MIAMI, FLORIDACOLUMBIA DEERING HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM12956 SW 150TH TERRACE, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL DROWNING.468220-S01GALLAGHER, J.X@ر``[ZWWOHA>@U@@>@?>@96-2396HERNANDEZMIGUELYRMWHITE4500 SW 106TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 4500 SW 106TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA4500 SW 106TH 106TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALc@w468161-S01ROEBUCK,7@߳__ZYWWQHA>@J@@>@qq?>@??@96-2395BALSACARLOSYRMHISPANIC 2235 WEST 60TH STREET #201, HIALEA, FLORIDAPALMETTO HOSPITAL...........E/R 2325 WEST 60TH STREET #201, HIALEAH, FLORIDANATURAL=@w96-4033803DET. D. HERNANDEZ@ج^^VUSSMHAJ?@2@@?@'}'}??@98? ?@96-2409RANGELRODOLFOYRMHISPANIC9340 SW 40TH TERRACE, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL............E/R SW 56TH STREET & 82ND AVENUEACCIDENTALMULTIPLE BLUNT FORCE INJURIES470156-S01DET. MCGEEHAN@" ̰``XWUUNHA?@I@@?@??@ ?@96-2408OTEROEDUARDOYRMWHITE225 S.W. 18TH COURT #3, MIAMI, FLA.225 S.W. 18TH COURT #3, MIAMI, FLA.225 S.W. 18TH COURT #3, MIAMI, FLA.NATURALALCOHOLIC LIVER DISEASE 2561950-V02DET. GARDNER@ Ȥ\\WVTTMHA?@U@@?@rq? ?@96-2407SUMMERALLELIZABETHYRFBLACK6701 S.W. 62ND AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.6701 S.W. 62ND AVENUE #504, MIAMI, FLA.6701 S.W. 62ND AVENUE #504, MIAMI, FLA.NATURALHYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASE469872-S01DET. MCMANUS*@$ խbb]\ZZQHA ?@P@@>@?`=@ ?@96-2406ALLENIRMICEYRFBLACKJEREMIE, HAITI15270 SOUTHWEST 104TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDACOLUMBIA DEERING HOSPITAL - INPATIENT15270 SOUTHWEST 104TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL@471762-S01DETECTIVE ROEBUCK@ 溕i[VUSSMHA?@L@@>@rq?>@rq? ?@96-2404SUAREZGUILLERMOYRMWHITE21450 S.W. 234TH STREET MIAMI UNINCORP. DADE, FLATLANTIC OCEAN AT GOVERNMENT CUT MIAMI, FLORIDAATLANTIC OCEAN AT GOVERNMENT CUT MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL DROWNING. 962A974999INV. SPIEVY@5)__ZYWWNHA ?@J@@>@UUUUUU??@96-2403KRAMCHARLES HERBERTYRMWHITE1355 NE 167TH STREET #309, MIAMI, FLORIDAVETERAN'S ADMIN. MEDICAL CENTER, INPATIENT1355 NE 167TH STREET #309, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL#@469189-S01HELLMAN, W.\@ ⷍcc^][[LHAs2@?@@T@ @@?@UUUUUU?`?@96-2422ABREULAURAYRFHISPANIC75 EAST 60TH STREET, HIALEAH, FLORIDA. FOUND: 75TH EAST 60TH STREET, HIALEAH, FLORIDA. 75 EAST 60TH STREET, HIALEAH, FLORIDA.NATURAL%@ 96-4073203O. CARABALLO@ 㹄]]UTRRMHA@?@S@@@?@rq? ?@`?@96-2421GOLDSTEINSIDNEYYRMWHITE3660 N.E. 166TH STREET, # 212, NO. MIAMI BEACH, FLA. AMI PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, INPATIENT SWIMMING POOL AT: 3660 NE 170TH ST., NO.MIAMI BEACH, FLA.ACCIDENTALe@96-2208305LORENZO1@3'  ē__ZYWWQHA @?@N@@ ?@}'}'? ?@?@?@96-2417WILLIAMSCHARLESYRMBLACK9838 N.W. LITTLE RIVER DRIVE, MIAMI, FLA.9838 N.W. LITTLE RIVER DRIVE, MIAMI, FLA.9838 N.W. LITTLE RIVER DRIVE, MIAMI, FLA.NATURALc@472561-S01DET. HERNANDEZ@ ߵ__ZYWWPHA ?@P@@ ?@?@?@96-2415FITZSIMMONSJOHN ARTHURYRMWHITE 12525SW 85TH AVENUE ROAD, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA. FOUND: 12525 S.W. 85TH AVENUE ROAD, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FL 12525 S.W. 85TH AVENUE ROAD, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURAL'@4721695-S01DET. STEVE PARR<@H<-+"Ԙffa`^^SHA  ?@?@?@88?>@UUUUUU?@?@96-2413FIELDS(BABY BOY)BROWN JR., DERRICKSTBMBLACKMIAMI, FLORIDA. 15110 MONROE STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, INPATIENT 15110 MONROE STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.MISCY@471230-S01DET. J. MALOTT@A5'% ڳsnmjXNHA  ?@R@@ ?@?>?@?@96-2412ROGERSCLYDEYRMWHITE1111 EAST 24TH STREET, HIALEAH, FLA.1111 EAST 24TH STREET, HIALEAH, FLA.1111 EAST 24TH STREET, HIALEAH, FLA.NATURAL&@96-4058803OFC. BROWN@ʥ[[VUSSNHAv~I`?@O@@`?@(}'}?`?@'}'}?`?@96-2431CASTELLANOSJOSE RYRMWHITE7337 S.W. 112TH PLACE MIAMI UNINCORP. DADE, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOMSOUTHWEST 72ND STREET AND 92ND AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALMULTIPLE INJURIES474662-S01DET. SCOTT DHEERE@C7&$aa\[YYSHA `?@&@@@?@UUUUUU?>@`?@96-2430POITIER IIISERRICK G.MONMBLACKNASSAU, BAHAMASAP.O. BOX N-4177, MISTY GARDENS, NASSAU, BAHAMAS. JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, INPATIENT NASSAU, BAHAMAS.UNKNOWN&@ 474735-S01DET. MIKE HERNANDEZ@ͦvfa`]]SHA@?@U@N@@?@rq?`?@96-2429AGUILARANGELAYRFHISPANIC201 SW 18TH COURT #8, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL...........E/RNATURALJ@ 2581960-V02DET. GARDNER@Ǿ``XWUUOHA{@?@R@@@?@` ` ?`?@96-2428RICHARDSONFRANCESYRFBLACK1018 NW 47TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL..............E/RNATURALISCHEMIC HEART DISEASE2582055-V02DET. GARDNER@׵aa\[YYRHA{@?@@T@@@?@ll?>@UUUUUU?`?@96-2425CAMPBELLWILLIAMYRMWHITE17505 NORTH BAY ROAD, NORTH MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL............INPATIENT 190 NE 191ST STREET, NORTH MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL`@ 474855-S01DET. DIAZ@ ⹉__ZYWWPHA@?@<@<@[[?<@[[?`?@96-2423PRATTJOSHUA CALEBSTBMBLACK8730 NORTH SHERMAN CIRCLE, MIRAMAR, FLORIDA. 20132 N.W. 42ND COURT, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. 20132 N.W. 42ND COURT, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURALINTRAUTERINE FETAL DEMISE.@1%%%%Ďbb]\YYMHA rN ?@K@@?@??@?@96-2438BUTMANWILLIAMYRMWHITE3051 EAST 8TH AVENUE HIALEAH, FLORIDAACLF (THE POINT) 3051 EAST 4TH AVENUE HIALEAH, FLORIDAACLF (THE POINT) 3051 EAST 4TH AVENUE HIALEAH, FLORIDANATURALJ@96-4099503DETECTIVE SAM FADEL-! ]]XWUUNHA ?@V@@>@UUUUUU?:@?@96-2437BROCKELBANKESTHERYRFWHITE3701 S.W. 8TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDACORAL GABLES HOSPITAL INPATIENTS.W. 24TH AVENUE & 7TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL"@2601891-V02DET. T. GARY@ Ӧaa\[YYSHA?@G@@?@??@??@96-2436DODGERICHARD LARRYYRMWHITE7326 COLLINS AVENUE #109, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAMIAMI HEART INSTITUTE HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM.COLLINS AVENUE, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDANATURAL<@96-3145203TWIST, D.|@ bb]\ZZMHA?@U@&@?@UUUUUU??@?@96-2435RAMOSMANUEL DELGADO YRMWHITE19411 SOUTHWEST 49TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA10411 SOUTHWEST 49TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA10411 SOUTHWEST 49TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL%@476231-S01DETECTIVE GALLAGHER@#缑ffa`^[MHA?@A@@M@`?@OO??@96-2434McGRIFFAREDRALLYRFBLACK1801 N.W. 45TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITALNATURAL$@2591961-V02DET. T. GARYF@ǻ__ZYWWOHA{`?@Q@@`?@OO?`?@??@96-2432CUETARALUZ MARIAYRFWHITE1140 WEST 69TH PLACE HIALEAH, FLORIDA14840 NORTHEAST 12TH AVENUE NORTH MIAMI, FLORIDA14840 NORTHEAST 12TH AVENUE NORTH MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALP@ 96-3143913DETECTIVE TADDEO@!跆``[ZXXOHA LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS A RESIDENT/PATIENT AT P.H.E.O. MEDICAL CENTER OF MIAMI. ON SEPTEMBER 10, 1996, ABT. 11:20P.M., SHE WAS FOUND DECEASED IN BED. ACCORDING TO NURSING HOME STAFF, SHE HAD A HISTORY OF FALLING. ON DECEMBER 12, 1995, SHE WAS FOUND ON THE FLOOR OF THE NURSING HOME AFTER SUFFERING A FALL. SHE WAS TAKEN TO CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER WHERE SHE WAS TREATED FOR A DISPLACED FRACTURE OF THE LEFT MEDIAL SHAFT . IN SEPTEMBER OF 1995, SHE SUFFERED A SUPRACONDYLAR FRACTURE OF THE LEFT FEMORAL. SHE HAS A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF CHRONIC ORGANIC BRAIN SYNDROME, OBSTRUCTION OF THE ESOPHAGUS WITH BLEEDING, ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE WITH HYPERTENSION AND ATRIAL FIBRILLATION. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED LIVE ALONE AND WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE BY FAMILY MEMBERS ON SEPTEMBER 9, 1996. DURING THAT TIME, SHE COMPLAINED OF STOMACH PAINS WHICH HAD BEEN ON GOING FOR A FEW DAYS. ON SEPTEMBER 10, 1996 FAMILY MEMBERS ATTEMPTED TO REACH HER ABT. 5:00 P.M. WITHOUT A RESPONSE. THEY LATER RESPONDED TO THE RESIDENCE AND FOUND HER LYING ON THE COUCH EXPIRED. SHE WAS BEING TREATED BY A PSYCHIATRIST - MEDICAL HISTORY IS UNKNOWN AT THIS TIME. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON SEPTEMBER 7, 1996 ABT. 4:00 P.M. BY A NEIGHBOR. ON SEPTEMBER 10, 1996 NEIGHBORS BEGAN TO SMELL A FOUL ODOR AND NOTIFIED POLICE. THEY RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM INSIDE THE APARTMENT EXPIRED IN A SLIGHT STAGE OF DECOMPOSITION. DECEASED FAMILY MEMBERS STATED THAT HE HAD COMPLAINED RECENTLY OF FREQUENT FALLS AND AN UNSTEADY GAIT. HE SUFFERED A BICYCLE ACCIDENT AT THE AGE OF 10 WHICH LEFT HIM IN A COMATOSE STATE FOR ABT. THREE MONTHS. HE RECENTLY SUFFERED A STROKE AND WAS ABLE TO AMBULATED WITH A WALKER ONLY. HE WAS BEING TREATED BY DRS. LEVINSON AND KREPS. MEDICAL HISTORY TO BE OBTAINED. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THIS OFFICE INCLUDED: DIFLUNISAL, SYNTHROID, AMITRIPTYLINE, HYOSCYAMINE AND TEMAZEPAM. LVALHxx%%8@R@a@8@8@rq?96-1937E96-1937EMOTISIJOSECIPOLLAYRMW120 EAST 55TH STREET, HIALEAH, FLORIDA FOUND: 120 EAST 55TH STREET, HIALEAH, FLORIDA04:05 AM FOUND: 120 EAST 55TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAN(@ JSB96-3235003ALVAREZ, N. @JOSE CIPOLLAWHITENATURAL5.))))쾶^^]\ZZSOIHA4%@@@Q@@@@96-2498B96-2498B96-2498BGRIGGSSUMNERCLINTONYRMWMBONE/TISSUE CASE ONLY !DOC01@+SUMNER CLINTONWHITEMISCa````````_^\\UOIHATT%@@@U@.@@@@`@@UUUUUU?96-2497A96-2497ARASKEROSEYRMW7135 COLLINS AVENUE #714, ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WHO IS A PARTICIPANT IN THE REPATRIATE AMERICAN PROGRAM ARRIVED IN MIAMI FROM PERU ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1996. ON SEPTEMBER 11, 1996, ABT. 12:00 NOON, HIS REPRESENTATIVE RESPONDED TO HIS ROOM AND FOUND HIM DECEASED IN BED. A BOTTLE OF QUERIOLO (POSSIBLE TEQUILLA) WAS NEXT TO THE BED. ACCORDING TO THE REPRESENTATIVE, ON SEPTEMBER 10, HE COMPLAINED OF DIFFICULTY BREATHING AND APPEARED TO HAVE A LARGE RASH ON HIS FACE. HE HAS NO KNOWN MEDICAL HISTORY. MEDICATION TRANSPORTED WAS DIAZEPAM 10MG, DOLOFENAC 75MG, DEXAMETASONIA 4MG. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED DAUGHTER ARRIVED HOME ABT. 11:00 P.M. ON SEPTEMBER 10, 1996 AND OBSERVED HIM LYING IN BED COMPLAINING OF FEELING DIZZY, WEAK AND NAUSEATED. HE ADVISED THAT HE HAD FALLEN IN THE KITCHEN AND WAS VOMITTING BLOOD, HOWEVER, HE REFUSED TO SEEK HOSPITALIZATION. THE FOLLOWING MORNING, HIS DAUGHTER AWAKENED AND FOUND HIM LYING ON THE KITCHEN FLOOR UNRESPONSIVE. THE KITCHEN DOOR WAS OPENED AND AN EMPTY BOTTLE OF COKE WAS FOUND ON THE FLOOR. FIRE RESCUE AND POLICE WERE SUMMONED AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. FAMILY MEMBERS STATED THAT HE HAD A HISTORY OF HEROIN ABUSE, HOWEVER, HE HAD JUST RECENTLY BEEN RELEASED FROM JAIL AND THEY SAW NO SIGNS OF RECENT DRUG ABUSE.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON SEPT. 11, 1996 THE DECEASED BEGAN EXPERIENCING CHEST PAIN AND WAS TRANSPORTED TO PALMETTO HOSPITAL BY FIRE RESCUE. HE ARRIVED IN THE E/R AWAKE, BUT LETHARGIC WITH A RAPID PULSE ACCORDING TO MONITOR. AN EKG REVEALED A MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION AND HIS CONDITION DETERIORATED RAPIDLY. HE WENT INTO CARDIAC ARREST AND DESPITE AGGRESSIVE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS FOR OVER 50 MINUTES THE DECEASED WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 3:20 PM. ACCORDING TO THE WIFE OF DECEASED HE WAS NOT UNDER THE CARE OF A DOCTOR NOR WAS HE ON ANY MEDICATION AND DID NOT COMPLAIN OF ANY PAIN OR PROBLEMS. *THE FAMILY GAVE PERMISSION FOR BONE AND TISSUE DONATION.* ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON SEPT. 9, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS FOUND IN UNRESPONSIVE IN CARDIAC ARREST BY FIRE RESCUE AND WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. HIS INITIAL RHYTHM OF V-FIB. IT DECLINED TO ASYSTOLE AND AFTER RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS HE WAS REVIVED. HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PLACED ON VENTILATOR. HIS INITIAL DIAGNOSIS WAS DECOMPENSATED CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE. HE HAD A HISTORY OF COCAINE ABUSE AND A CHEST X-RAY REVEALED OPACITIES OF THE BILATERAL HEMITHORACES, WHICH SUGGESTED LARGE EFFUSIONS LAYERING POSTERIORLY. HE WAS FURTHER DIAGNOSED WITH ANOXIC ENCEPHALOPATHY, RESPIRATORY FAILURE, COCAINE ABUSE AND CARDIOMYOPATHY. HE WAS COMATOSE AND ON SEPT. 11, 1996 HE BECAME BRADYCADIC THEN ASYSTOLIC. DESPITE CPR HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 8:45 AM.LVALq ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON SEPTEMBER 11, 1996, ABT. 7:20P.M., THE DECEASED WAS OPERATING A VESSEL WHEN IT COLLIDED WITH ANOTHER VESSEL. AFTER THE COLLISION, HE WAS MISSING AN ATTEMPT TO FIND HIM WAS TO NO AVAIL. ON THE MORNING OF SEPTEMBER 12, THE SEARCH WAS CONTINUED AND ABT. 10:20A.M., HE WAS FOUND INSIDE THE CONSOLE OF THE VESSEL WHICH WAS AT THE BOTTOM OF THE OCEAN AT GOVERNMENT CUT. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION:THE DECEASED WAS AN INFANT FEMALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS. ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1996, THEY ALL WERE AT HOME, THE FATHER BELIEVED THE CHILDREN WERE IN THE LIVING ROOM. THE TWO OLDER SIBLINGS REPORTEDLY WENT OUT TO PLAY LEAVING THE DECEASED ALONE. SHE APPARENTLY WONDERED OUT OF THE HOUSE THROUGH A SLIDING GLASS DOOR SHE MAY HAVE OPENED. LATER THE FATHER STARTED LOOKING FOR THEM AND FOUND THE DECEASED FLOATING IN THE POOL. HE RETRIEVED HER BODY FROM THE WATER AND STARTED "C.P.R." UNTIL RESCUE ARRIVED. THEY CONTINUED THE PROCEDURE AS THEY TRANSPORTED HER TO COLUMBIA DEERING HOSPITAL WHERE SHE ARRIVED WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, A CARDIAC RHYTHM OF ASYSTOLE. SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 6:37 PM. *** AMENDED ON OCTOBER 22, 1996 *** BAR ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO WAS A RESIDENT OF A BOARDING HOME AT THE ABOVE LOCATION. ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1996, HE COMPLAINED OF FEELING TIRED AND HE WENT TO LAY DOWN FOR A WHILE. AT ABOUT 3:30 PM, HIS NURSE ATTEMPTED TO WAKE HIM, FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE AND CALLED EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. HIS PAST MEDICAL HISTORY WAS FOR CHRONIC BRONCHITIS, PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASE AND HYPERTENSION. HE HAD BEEN TREATED BY DR. EMILIO BLANCO (825-3129). LVALK  ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON SEPTEMBER 11, 1996 DECEASED WAS A PEDESTRIAN WALKING ACROSS N.E. 125TH STREET FROM NORTH TO SOUTH WHEN SHE WAS STRUCK BY A 1993 OLDSMOBILE THAT WAS TRAVELING EASTBOUND ON 125TH STREET. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND AIRLIFTED HER TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, IN FULL TRAUMATIC ARREST AND WITHOUT ANY VITAL SIGNS. SHE WAS NOTED TO HAVE MULTIPLE LACERATIONS AND ABRASIONS THROUGHOUT HER BODY. RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS WERE MADE BUT TO NO AVAIL, SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 9:35P.M.. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON SEPTEMBER 10, 1996, WHEN HE FED THE CHICKENS ON THE FARM. ON SEPTEMBER 11, 1996, ABT. 5:00P.M., HE WAS FOUND DECEASED IN BED. ACCORDING TO HIS FRIENDS, HE SUFFERED FROM VERY POOR CIRCULATION AND SOME TYPE OF LIVER PROBLEMS. HE ALSO STATED THAT HE WAS A HEAVY DRINKER. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED WERE ATROVENT, FUROSEMIDE 20MG (EMPTY), AMBIEN 5MG, COULADINE 2.5MG, IODINE. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM SMH HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM RECORDS, ON SEPTEMBER 11, 1996, 5:25 P.M. THE DECEASED WAS AT A LECTURE WHEN HE BEGAN TO COMPLAIN OF A HEADACHE, AND RIGHT LEG NUMBNESS. HE WAS TAKEN TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AND UPON ARRIVAL, ABT. 6:15P.M., HE WAS WITH THE FOLLOWING VITAL SIGNS : B/P 110/70, RESP. RATE 32, PULSE 99. HE WAS TAKEN TO X-RAY WHERE CT SCAN OF THE BRAIN WAS PERFORMED AND WAS NEGATIVE FOR A BLEED. ABT. 7:10P.M., HE COMPLAINED OF INCREASING SHORTNESS OF BREATH AND BECAME COMBATIVE. HE WENT INTO CARDIAC ARREST WITH EKG MONITOR SHOWING V.TACH WITH NO PULSE. ADVANCE CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, HIS CONDITION DETERIORATED AND AT 7:55P.M., HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD.LVALff?wR2Ae%PERITONITIS DUE TO: ISCHEMIC BOWEL CONT. CAUSE: ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEPULMONARY THROMBOEMBOLI. DUE TO: DEEP VENOUS THROMBOSIS. CONT. CAUSE: OBESITY.ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE ISCHEMIC HEART DISEASE. DUE TO: ATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: BRONCHOPNEUMONIA.ACUTE BRONCHITIS WITH RIGH BRONCHOPNEUMONIA. CONT. CAUSE: ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, DILATED CARDIOMYOPATHY, TOBACCO SMOKING.ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUS, HYPERTENSION. OCCLUSIVE CORONARY ARTERIOSCLEROSIS CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUSCOMPLICATIONS OF LEFT HIP FRACTUREPULMONARY EMBOLUS (PARANEOPLASTIC SYNDROME) DUE TO: LYMPHOMACHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASEACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME OBSTRUCTION OF TRACHEOSTOMY STOMA DUE TO: EXUBERANT POLYPOID GRANULATION TISSUEPENDING STUDIES (DECEMBER 15,1996) CONGESTIVE CARDIAC FAILURE DUE TO: CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASECERVICAL SPINE AND SPINAL CORD INJURY DUE TO: FALL CONT. CAUSE: ATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASECOMPLICATIONS OF ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE.CORONARY ARTERY HEART DISEASE. DUE TO: GENERALIZED ATHEROSCLEROSIS. CONT. CAUSE: NEAR DROWNING.ATHEROSCLERTOTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE AND PULMONARY EMPHYSEMA. CONT.CAUSE: CHRONIC ETHANOLISMATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASE.INTRAUTERINE FETAL DEMISE DUE TO: BLUNT MATERNAL TRAUMA. DUE TO: ASSAULT BY OTHER(S).CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE ACUTE RIGHT CEREBRAL INFARCTION DUE TO:ATHEROSCLEROTIC CEREBRAL VASCULAR DISEASE. CONT.CAUSE: HYPERTENSION AND COCAINE ABUSE Complications of Left Hip Fracture.ATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE AND HYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASECONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE DUE TO: RHEUMATIC HEART DISEASE mLVAL{ ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A VETERAN WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. HE WAS KNOWN TO DRINK EXCESSIVELY AND ABUSE DRUGS SINCE THE DEATH OF HIS FATHER IN JANUARY OF 1996. IN MARCH OF 1996, HE WAS HOSPITALIZED FOR HIS OWN PROTECTION, "BAKER ACTED", TAKEN TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. IN APRIL 1996, HE REPORTEDLY ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BY SLASHING HIS WRISTS AND ARMS, RELEASED FROM PARKWAY REGIONAL ON APRIL 4, 1996, READMITTED ON APRIL 12, 1996, WITH A BROKEN HIP AND OTHER INJURIES. HE TOLD FAMILY MEMBERS THAT HE MUST HAVE "BLACKED OUT", FALLEN AND INJURED HIMSELF. HE WAS LATER TRANSFERRED TO THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL CENTER, REMAINED AN INPATIENT UNTIL HIS CONDITION BEGAN TO DETERIORATE AND HE EXPIRED ON SEPTEMBER 10, 1996. FAMILY MEMBERS ADVISED POLICE THAT THE DECEASED ALSO HAD A HISTORY OF HAVING A POSITIVE "H.I.V." INFECTION AND OF ATTEMPTING TO INFLICT INJURIES TO HIM SELF WITH SEVERAL SUICIDE ATTEMPTS. **************** REFILE 10/9/96 GDS ********** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN INMATE OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA PRISON SYSTEM AT THE DADE CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTE. HE HAD A HISTORY OF ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, ANXIETY DISORDER, HYPERTENSION, DECREASED HEARING, OBESITY AND STATUS POST C.A.B.G. DURING THE DECEDENT'S STAY IN THE INFIRMARY HE HAD COMPLAINED OF NOT BEING ABLE TO SLEEP FOR THREE DAYS. ON SEPT. 12, 1996 ABOUT 4:45 AM A NURSE HEARD A THUD IN HIS ROOM AND FOUND HIM ON THE FLOOR CLUTCHING HIS CHEST. HE WAS NON-VERBAL, BUT RESPONSIVE TO PAINFUL STIMULI. CPR INITIATED, BUT HE REMAINED PULSELESS, PUPILS FIXED AND HIS FACE AND HANDS WERE CYANOTIC. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 5:20 AM. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: ASPIRIN, PRAVACHOL, NITROSTAT, BUMETANIDE, CIMETIDINE AND CARDIZEM.<LVALH ACCORDING TO INITIAL INFORMATION RECEIVED FROM HOSPITAL RECORDS: DECEASED WAS VISITING MIAMI FROM NEW YORK AND STAYING WITH RELATIVES AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION AND MULTIPLE CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENTS FROM WHICH SHE RECOVERED FROM ALL OF THEM. SHE ALSO HAS A HISTORY OF ANEURYSM CLIPPING ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF HER BRAIN. AUGUST 29, 1996 DECEASED WAS ADMITTED TO COLUMBIA DEERING HOSPITAL THROUGH THE EMERGENCY ROOM AFTER SHE DEVELOPED DECREASED ABILITY TO MOVE THE LEFT SIDE OF HER BODY AND INABILITY TO SPEAK COHERENTLY. SHE WAS ADMITTED WITH THE FOLLOWING DIAGNOSIS: CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT, RULE OUT SEIZURE. ADMISSION URINE WAS POSITIVE FOR COCAINE AND BENZODIAZEPINES. ADMITTING CT SCAN SHOWED MULTIPLE OLD CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENTS AND A RIGHT LACUNAR INFARCT, COMPRESSED SULCI AND SOME EDEMA CONSISTANT WITH RIGHT MCA INFARCTION. SHE WAS AWAKE AND ALERT UPON ADMISSION, HOWEVER HER CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND SHE DEVELOPED A SWALLOWING DYSFUNCTION. SUBSEQUENTLY SHE REQUIRED EMERGENCY INTUBATION, HOWEVER HER CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD ON SEPTEMBER 8, 1996. THE BODY WAS RELEASED TO VAN ORSDEL FUNERAL AND LATER BROUGHT IN TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER'S OFFICE AFTER THE ATTENDING PHYSICIAN LISTED THE CAUSE OF DEATH AS BEING CEREBRAL EDEMA, DUE TO STROKE, DUE TO COCAINE ABUSE. *** REFILED ON DECEMBER 27, 1996 *** [BAR]#LVAL1 ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, FAMILY MEMBERS STATED THAT ON SEPTEMBER 6, 1996 DECEASED WAS RETURNING HOME FROM A BAR WHEN HE WAS ROBBED AND STRUCK IN THE EAR DURING THE ROBBERY. HE ARRIVED TO HIS RESIDENCE BUT DID NOT NOTIFY POLICE NOR DID HE SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION. A FEW DAYS LATER, FAMILY WENT TO CHECK ON HIS WELL BEINGS AND OBSERVED HIM LOOKING POORLY BUT STILL REFUSING MEDICAL TREATMENT. ON SEPTEMBER 12, 1996, HIS SISTER WENT TO CHECK ON HIM AND FOUND HIM NUDE LYING FACE DOWN ON THE HALL FLOOR. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD. DECEASED WAS A HEAVY DRINKER AND SMOKER. HE REPORTEDLY CONSUMED NEARLY A BOTTLE OF ALCOHOL DAILY. HE HAD BEEN TREATED ABT. 4 1/2 YEARS AGO AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOR BLEEDING ULCERS. ***DURING POLICE INVESTIGATION, APPROXIMATELY A GRAM OF SUSPECTED COCAINE ALONG WITH ASSORTED DRUG PARAPHERNALIA WAS FOUND IN A DRESSER DRAWER.*** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON SEPTEMBER 12, 1996 THE RESIDENCE'S STAFF RESPONDED TO DECEASED'S APARTMENT TO CHECK ON HER WELL BEINGS. UPON ENTERING, THEY FOUND HER ON THE BEDROOM FLOOR EXPIRED IN A SLIGHT STAGE OF DECOMPOSITION. POLICE RESPONDED AND FOUND NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. DECEASED WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. IKPE AND REPORTEDLY WAS IN POOR HEALTH. SHE WAS ADVISED BY HER DOCTOR IN JULY 1996 THAT SHE NEEDED TO SEEK IMMEDIATE KIDNEY TREATMENT. HOWEVER, SHE REFUSED AND DID NOT RETURN TO HER DOCTORS' OFFICE. MEDICAL HISTORY TO BE OBTAINED. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THIS OFFICE INCLUDED: LANOXIN, FUROSEMIDE AND MONOPRIL. PER DR. IKPE DECEASED HAD A DIAGNOSIS OF HYPERTENSION, CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, RENAL INSUFFICIENCY. DEGENERATIVE JOINT DISEASE AND PNEUMONIA.ZLVALzh ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION AND FRIEND OF DECEASED, HE SUFFERED FROM EMPHYSEMA, LIVER AND KIDNEY DISEASE AND JUST SIGNED OUT OF VETERAN ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL AGAINST MEDICAL ADVICE ON SEPTEMBER 9, 1996. HE LIVED IN THE OFFICE AREA OF HIS FRIEND'S WAREHOUSE AND WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON SEPTEMBER 12, 1996 IN THE EVENING. SOMETIME THAT EVENING, HE SAT DOWN TO EAT SOME BANANA PUDDING AND COLLAPSED AT THAT TIME. THE FOLLOWING MORNING, HE WAS FOUND BY HIS FRIEND LYING ON THE FLOOR, EXPIRED. HE WAS A HEAVY SMOKER AND HAD BEEN TREATED AT VETERAN ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL FOR CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE AND CELLULITIS. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THIS OFFICE INCLUDED: THIAMINE, ACETAMINOPHEN W/CODEINE, OFLOXACIN, MULTI VITAMINS AND ATROVENT INHALERS. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON SEPT. 12, 1996 ABOUT 5:55 PM THE DECEASED WAS THE UNRESTRAINED DRIVER OF A VEHICLE TRAVELING EAST ON SW 56TH STREET AT A HIGH RATE OF SPEED. HE CHANGED LANES FROM INSIDE TO OUTSIDE AND LOST CONTROL OF HIS VEHICLE. THE VEHICLE LEFT THE ROADWAY ON THE SOUTH SHOULDER AT 8250 SW 56TH STREET, ROLLED OVER SEVERAL TIMES AND STRUCK A TREE. HE WAS EXTRACTED FROM THE VEHICLE AND TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. HE ARRIVED IN THE E/R WITH PARTIALLY OBSTRUCTED AIRWAY AND NOT BREATHING. HE WAS ASSESSED WITH BILATERAL HEAD ABRASIONS, MULTIPLE BILATERAL UPPER AND LOWER EXTREMITIES FRACTURES, BILATERAL BLOODY DRAINAGE FROM EARS AND NOSE AND CONTUSIONS ON BILATERAL THORAX, BILATERAL ABDOMEN AND BILATERAL PELVIS. HIS PUPILS WERE BLOWN AND CARDIAC MONITOR SHOWED ASYSTOLE. DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 7:07 PM.LVAL- ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY LIVED ALONE. ACCORDING TO NEIGHBORS, HE HAD RECENTLY RETURNED HOME FROM HEART SURGERY. ON SEPTEMBER 13, 1996 AT 5:09 PM., HE WAS FOUND EXPIRED AT HOME. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND OBSERVED THE DECEASED EXPIRED ON BATHROOM FLOOR, IN ADVANCED DECOMPOSITION. THE SCENE SUGGESTED THAT HE HAD CUT HIMSELF (HAND AND FOOT) ON BROKEN GLASSES IN THE KITCHEN, AND RESPONDED TO THE BATHROOM, WHERE HE COLLAPSED AND EXPIRED. HE APPEARED TO BE A HEAVY SMOKER. . WAS LAST ADMITTED TO THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL CENTER ON AUGUST 2, 1995 TO AUGUST 10, 1995. FINAL DIAGNOSIS: CAROTID ARTERY STENOSIS. HISTORY OF HEAD AND NECK CANCER. OSTEOPOROSIS. HISTORY OF TRANSIENT ISCHEMIC ATTACKS. SURGICAL PROCEDURE DONE: CAROTID ARTERY BYPASS. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED'S MOTHER WAS REPORTEDLY ON HIS 23RD WEEK OF GESTATION, GRAVIDA III. ON SEPTEMBER 9, 1996 THE DECEASED'S MOTHER WAS CHECKED AND DECEASED WAS FINE. AT 10:00 PM., ON THE SAME DATE, THE DECEASED'S MOTHER BECAME INVOLVED IN A DISPUTE WITH HER BOYFRIEND. SHE PUSHED OUR OF HER BOYFRIEND'S VEHICLE, THAT WAS STOPPED IN FRONT OF HER RESIDENCE, WHERE SHE HIT THE RIGHT SIDE OF HER HEAD. THE BOYFRIEND THEN EXITED THE VEHICLE AT WHICH TIME HE WAS PUNCHED BY THE MOTHER OF THE DECEASED. HE THEN KICKED HER IN THE ABDOMEN. SHE STATED THAT SHE DIDN'T FEEL THE DECEASED MOVE SINCE THE INCIDENT. ON SEPTEMBER 11, 1996 SHE WENT TO COLUMBIA DEERING HOSPITAL FOR EVALUATION OF DECEASED WELL BEING, AS SHE HAD BEEN SEEN PREVIOUSLY AT COPE CLINIC AND STAFF COULD NOT HEAR THE DECEASED'S HEART BEAT. SHE WAS TRANPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, WHERE SHE DELIVERED THE DECEASED STILLBIRTH, ON SEPTEMBER 12, 1996 AT 8:30 AM.LVAL], ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON SEPTEMBER 13, 1996 AT 10:00 AM., THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS AT HOME, SITTING BY THE POOL SIDE WITH HIS FEET IN THE WATER AND HIS WHEELCHAIR NEARBY BECAUSE HE HAD DIFFICULTY WALKING LONG DISTANCES WITHOUT GETTING TIRED. WHEN HE ATTEMPTED TO GET UP, HE APPARENTLY SUFFERED WHAT APPEARED TO BE A HEART ATTACK, AND FELL INTO THE POOL. HIS WIFE AND A NEIGHBOR ENTERED THE POOL IN AN ATTEMPT TO RESCUE THE DECEASED. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON RESPONDINGFOUND THE DECEASED UNRESPONSIVE IN POOL, THEY INITIATED CPR AND TRANSPORTED THE DECEASED TO PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 10:50 AM., UNRESPONSIVE, WITH NO PULSE OR RESPIRATION, PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED. WAS ADMITTED TO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF NEAR DROWNING, AND PLACED ON VENTILATORY SUPPORT. DETERIORATED AND ON SEPTEMBER 14,1996 AT 6:40 AM., HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. . THE DECEASED HAD MULTIPLE MEDICAL PROBLEMS WHICH INCLUDED: HISTORY OF BYPASS SURGERY TIMES 2, CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE, PACEMAKER IMPLANTED, DIABETES MELLITUS, PAST SURGICAL HISTORY OF HERNIA REPAIR AND HEMORRHOIDS REMOVAL, AND HISTORY OF FRACTURED 5TH VERTEBRAE. HE WAS A POOR WALKER AND REQUIRED THE HELP OF A WHEELCHAIR. HAD BEEN SLEEPING A LOT LATELY. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED FRIEND ADVISED THAT HE WENT TO THE ABOVE LOCATION TO TAKE THE DECEASED SOME FOOD. UPON HIS ARRIVAL, HE FOUND THE DECEASED LYING IN THE BACK SEAT OF A VEHICLE UNRESPONSIVE. POLICE AND FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED. DECEASED DAUGHTER STATED THAT SHE HAD SPOKEN WITH HIM ABT. 2:30 P.M.. HE HAD RECENTLY MOVED TO GEORGIA AND REPORTEDLY TOLD BY HIS DOCTOR THAT HE ONLY SIX MONTHS TO LIVE BECAUSE OF HEART PROBLEMS. DECEASED HAD BEEN TREATED A FEW YEARS AGO AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - MEDICAL HISTORY TO BE OBTAINED. *** REFIELD ON OCTOBER 27, 1996 *** BAR**LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY SUFFERED FROM ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE AND HAD BEEN BEDRIDDEN FOR OVER ONE YEAR. SHE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON SEPTEMBER 13, 1996 AT 9:30 PM., WHEN SHE WENT TO SLEEP. ON SEPTEMBER 14,1996 AT 8:00 AM., SHE WAS FOUND EXPIRED ON BED, BY HER SON. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED LYING ON BED IN A FETAL POSITION, WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT CONSISTED OF: HALOPERIDOL AND RESTORIL. . DR. GRISELLE MCWILLIAMS, 691-7018, CONTACTED THIS OFFICE LATER ON THE DAY AND ADVISED THAT SHE WAS WILLING TO SIGN THE CERTIFICATE. SHE HAD BEEN TREATING THE DECEASED FOR OVER FIVE YEARS. SHE HAD A DIAGNOSIS OF: SEVERE DEMENTIA DUE TO PERNICIOUS ANEMIA. WAS ON HALDOL AND RESTORIL. THE DECEASED HAD NO DIAGNOSED HISTORY OF CARDIOVASCULAR PROBLEMS, HYPERTENSION OR DIABETES MELLITUS. SHE WAS LAST ADMITTED TO PALMETTO HOSPITAL IN 1995 FOR DEHYDRATION. AS OF LATE SHE HAD NOT BEEN EATING, BECAME VERY CACHECTIC.kLVAL'y ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON SEPT. 14, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS HOME WHEN SHE FELL ON HER BEDROOM FLOOR. HER DAUGHTER HELPED HER UP. DECEASED WANTED TO USE BATHROOM. AFTER BEING CLEANED UP HER DAUGHTER CALLED FIRE RESCUE. WHILE WAITING FOR RESCUE TO ARRIVE SHE COLLAPSED. SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL BY FIRE RESCUE. SHE ARRIVED IN THE E/R INTUBATED WITH CPR IN PROGRESS, BUT SHE WAS IN ASYSTOLIC RHYTHM. DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 8:05 PM. SHE WAS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. AGUIAR (210-6817) FOR ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE, INSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETES MELLITUSAND ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION. THIS CASE WAS REQUESTED IN FOR PROPER CERTIFICATION, AS THE DECEASED'S MOTHER REQUESTED AN AUTOPSY AND SHE DID NOT HAVE THE FINANCIAL MEANS TO COVER THE COST OF IT. . ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM DIFFERENT SOURCES, THE DECEASED'S MOTHER WAS SEEN AT DR. STEVEN SILVERS' OFFICE, 535-9600, ON AUGUST 24, 1996 COMPLAINING OF RIGHT LOWER QUADRANT INGUINAL PAIN. NO FETAL MOVEMENT, NO PRESSURE. SHE WAS TWENTY-FOUR (24) WEEKS GESTATIONAL AGE, GRAVIDA II. WAS EXAMINED AND PRESCRIBED TYLENOL AND ADVISED TO CALL BACK IF ANY PROBLEM. ON AUGUST 26, WAS EXAMINED AGAIN, HAD PINPOINT RIGHT GROIN PAIN ON PRESSURE, NO OTHER PROBLEMS. WAS FEELING WELL. THE DECEASED'S MOTHER WENT TO HER MOTHER'S HOME, WHERE SHE LATER DELIVERED THE DECEASED IN THE BATHROOM. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED, FOUND HIM DEAD. MOTHER WAS TRANSPORTED TO PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER. PLACENTA CULTURES WERE NEGATIVE. INITIALLY AN AUTOPSY WAS RECOMMENDED BY DR. SILVERS, BUT IT WAS LATER LEARNT THAT THE MOTHER WILL HAVE TO PAY FOR IT. DR. SILVERS WAS WILLING TO SIGN THE CERTIFICATE, BUT THE MOTHER INSISTED THAT SHE WANTED AN AUTOPSY DONE. BODY HAD BEEN PICKED-UP BY MORRISON FUNERAL HOME, WHOSE OWNER, UNABLE TO DO ANYTHING CONTACTED THIS OFFICE.LVALp ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON SEPT. 14, 1996 THE DECEASED WENT INTO CARDIAC ARREST AT HOME AND WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL BY FIRE RESCUE. SHE ARRIVED IN THE E/R INTUBATED ON THUMPER, BUT WAS IN ASYSTOLE. DESPITE CPR SHE DID NOT REGAIN ANY VITAL SIGNS AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 9:47 PM. THE DECEASED WAS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. CARRE (758-3348) FOR ISCHEMIC CARDIOMYOPATHY, ATRIAL FIBRILLATION AND LOW EJECTION FRACTION. SHE WAS HOSPITALIZED AT CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER IN THE PAST AND HE DOES NOT FEEL AN AUTOPSY IS NECESSARY. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: CAPTOPRIL, IBUPROFEN, LANOXIN, FUROSEMIDE AND NITROGLYCERIN. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS ADMITTED TO THE MIAMI GARDENS CENTER NURSING HOME ON JUNE 17, 1996 WITH THE DIAGNOSIS OF PARKINSON'S DISEASE. ON SEPT. 11, 1996 HE FELL WHILE WALKING FROM HIS BED TO THE BATHROOM AND WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. HE ARRIVED ALERT AND ORIENTED AND EXHIBITED SOME PARALYSIS. HE WAS ASSESSED WITH A FRONTAL BILATERAL HEAD LACERATION AND A CLOSED NECK FRACTURE VIA X-RAY. SPINE X-RAY AND CAT SCAN OF SPINE REVEALED ROTATION FRACTURE OF C-3 - C-4 WITH SUBLUXATION. CHEST AND PELVIC X-RAYS WERE NEGATIVE AND SO WAS A CT BRAIN SCAN. HE WAS ADMITTED TO NSICU AND PLACED IN TRACTION. ON SEPT. 13, 1996 ABOUT 2:30 AM HE SUDDENLY WENT INTO AGONAL RESPIRATION AND BECAME BRADYCARDIC. OXYGEN WAS INCREASED TO 100% AND HE IMPROVED. THE BRADYCARDIA STOPPED, BUT HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE EXCEPT FOR OPENING HIS EYES WHEN SPOKEN TO. HIS CONDITION DETERIORATED AND HIS FAMILY ADVISED THAT NO HEROIC MEASURES SHOULD BE TAKEN AND MADE HIM A DO NOT RESUSCITATE PATIENT IN ACCORDANCE TO HIS LIVING WILL. ON SEPT. 14, 1996 AT 12:49 PM HE WAS WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD.'LVAL3 ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM PRINCESS MARGARET HOSPITAL AND JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MEDICAL CHARTS, ON SEPTEMBER 9, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS TAKEN TO THE CARETAKER'S HOUSE AND LEFT THERE WHILE THE PARENTS WENT TO WORK. THREE TO FOUR HOURS LATER, THE PARENTS WERE INFORMED THAT HE WAS LETHARGIC AND UNRESPONSIVE. HE WAS RUSHED TO PRINCESS MARGARET HOSPITAL, ADMITTED UNRESPONSIVE, CYANOTIC, WITH GRUNTING RESPIRATIONS, PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED, NO DOLL EYES, NO CORNEAL REFLEXES, NOT RESPONDING TO PAIN. FUNDUS--PAPILLOEDEMA AND DIFFUSE HEMORRHAGES. NO HISTORY OF TRAUMA OR HEAD INJURY. WAS PLACED ON VENTILATORY SUPPORT AND UPON FAMILY REQUEST THE DECEASED WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. . WAS ADMITTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ON SEPTEMBER 13,1996 FROM PRINCESS MARGARET HOSPITAL WHERE HE HAD BEEN ADMITTED WITH ONGOING FEVER AND LETHARGY, IN DECORTICATE POSTURING AND FOR THE NEXT THREE DAYS HAD NO MOVEMENT OR BRAIN STEM REFLEXES . HE ALSO HAD A SPINAL TAP. ON ADMISSION TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, HE HAD NO NEUROLOGICAL FUNCTION WHATSOEVER. WAS PLACED ON SUPPORTIVE MANAGEMENT UNTIL SEPTEMBER 14,1996 WHEN HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 4:00 P.M.OLVAL] ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: SEPTEMBER 15, 1996 THE DECEASED ATTENDED A SOCIAL FUNCTION WHERE FOOD AND ALCOHOL WERE SERVED. WITNESSES STATED SHE ATE, HOWEVER THEY DID NOT KNOW IF SHE DRANK ANYTHING. WHILE BEING TRANSPORTED HOME, THE DRIVER STOPPED AT A RELATIVE'S HOUSE TO USE THE BATHROOM WHICH WAS LOCATED AT 14840 NORTHEAST 12TH AVENUE. WHEN THE DRIVER RETURNED, THE DEC'D REQUESTED TO USE THE BATHROOM ALSO. AS SHE ENTERED THE HOUSE, SHE WAS UNSTEADY ON HER FEET AND THEN COLLAPSED IN THE HALLWAY, WHICHAFTER SHE BEGAN VOMITTING. SINCE THERE WAS NO PHONE AT THIS HOUSE, "911" WAS CALLED FROM A NEIGHBOR'S HOUSE. FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HER D.O.A.. THE DEC'D HAD NO COMPLAINTS TO OTHERS WHILE IN THE TRANSPORTING VAN AND WHEN SHE WAS PICKED UP AT APPROX 10:30 A.M. SHE WAS STEADY ON HER FEET AT THAT TIME. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF A STOMA AND THROAT SURGERY 40 YEARS AGO. NO CURRENT MEDICAL PROBLEMS. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON SEPTEMBER 15, 1996, ABT. 3:28A.M., THE DECEASED WAS THE DRIVER OF A 1989 PONTIAC 4 DOOR THAT WAS TRAVELING WESTBOUND ON CORAL WAY. HE WAS IN THE 9100 BLOCK WHEN HIS VEHICLE TRAVELLED ONTO THE NORTH SHOULDER OF THE ROAD AND STRUCK A TREE. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON ARRIVAL, FOUND HIM RESPONSIVE, BUT VERY COMBATIVE. EMERGENCY TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS AIRLIFTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HIS VITALS WERE AS FOLLOWS: B/P 80/P, PULSE 102, AND HEART RATE 80. HE WAS TAKEN TO SURGERY WHERE AN EXPLORATORY LAPAROTOMY WAS PERFORMED WITH SPLENECTOMY. POST OP. DIAGNOSIS: SPLENIC LACERATION, AND LIVER LACERATION. FINDINGS: MASSIVE LIVER LACERATION, SPLENIC LACERATION AND UNCONTROLLABLE BLEEDING. ADVANCE MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 5:58A.M., HE EXPIRED. *** AMENDED ON MARCH 31, 1997 *** ,LVAL: ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED WAS TERMINALLY ILL AND SUFFERED FROM PROSTATE CANCER, ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE AND CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. REPORTED MEDICATIONS: METOCLOPRAMIDE AND DULUCAN. HE HAD BEEN TREATED PREVIOUSLY AT COLUMBIA KENDALL MEDICAL CENTER. SEPTEMBER 16, 1996 HE WAS AT HIS RESIDENCE WHEN HE SUFFERED A CARDIAC ARREST AND EXPIRED. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL RECORDS, THE DECEASED WHO HAS A HISTORY OF ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME WAS LAST SEEN AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AUGUST 2, 1996. AT THAT TIME, HER DIAGNOSIS WAS PRESUMPTIVE PCP PNEUMONIA. ON SEPTEMBER 15, 1996, ABT. 9:00A.M., SHE WAS BROUGHT INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM WITH COUGHING, SHORTNESS OF BREATH AND FEVER, BUT LEFT AGAINST MEDICAL ADVISE. WHILE AT HOME, SHE DEVELOPED A HIGH FEVER AND WAS TAKEN BACK TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM BY FAMILY MEMBERS. AT THE TIME OF HER ARRIVAL, HER VITAL SIGNS WERE CHECKED AND WERE AS FOLLOWS: TEMP. 102, HEART RATE 100-120, RESPIRATION RATE 30-40, AND B/P 96/52. TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED WITH ADMITTING DIAGNOSIS OF HIV PNEUMONIA, BILATERAL INFILTRATES, R/O TUBERCULOSIS. TREATMENT WAS CONTINUED, SHE WAS TAKEN FOR X-RAY AND UPON RETURNED PLACED IN BED. LATER THAT DAY SHE WAS FOUND ON THE FLOOR WITH THE SIDE-RAILS OF THE BED UP. OXYGEN WAS OFF AND DISCONNECTED FROM PULSE OXIMETER. SHE WAS RECONNECTED TO OXYGEN AND PULSE OXIMETER WAS AT 97%. TREATMENT WAS CONTINUED, HOWEVER, HER CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE. SHE WENT INTO RESPIRATORY ARREST WHICH CONVERTED INTO CARDIOPULMONARY ARREST. TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 9:44P.M., SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. xLVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A PERSON WHO HAD BEEN LIVING ON THE STREETS FOR A PERIOD OF TIME. HE HAD RECENTLY GAINED EMPLOYMENT WITH " CINEVIDIOTECH, INC.", AND HAD TAKEN REDENCY AT THE "WELLWORTH HOTEL". ON SEPTEMBER 16, 1996, THE DESK CLERK REPORTEDLY SAW HIM LEAVE THE HOTEL AT ABOUT 6:30 AM, HE WAS ADVISED THE DECEASED WAS GOING TO A NEAR-BY STORE. A WITNESS ON THE STREET STATED THAT HE OBSERVED THE DECEASED FALL DOWN SEVERAL TIMES A SHORT DISTANCE FROM THE HOTEL AND HE WENT TO HIS ASSISTANCE. AT THAT TIME HE COMPLAINED OF HAVING TROUBLE BREATHING AND EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL HE WAS FOUND WITH AN AGONAL CARDIAC RHYTHM WHICH WAS CONVERTED TO IDIOVENTRICULAR WITH NO PULSE. RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES WERE INITIATED AS HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO MIAMI HEART INSTITUTE. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL HE WAS IN FULL ARREST, NO VITAL SIGNS, NO RESPONSE TO RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AR 7:45 AM. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY WAS FOR A RIGHT TESTICULAR MASS, ( MALIGNANT NEOPLASM OF OTHER AND UNSPECIFIED TESTIS), RIGHT INGUINAL ORCHIECTOMY. KLVAL~Y ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS. ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1996, SHE COMPLAINED OF HAVING CHEST PAINS AND EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL SHE WAS FOUND LYING UNRESPONSIVELY IN BED WITH NO VITAL SIGNS. RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS WERE INITIATED BUT WERE TO NO AVAIL AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED. HER PAST MEDICAL HISTORY WAS FOR TREATMENT AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOR SYSTEMIC LYPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS, CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, MITRAL VALVE DISORDERS, ESSENTIAL HYPERTENSION, ADULT ONSET DIABETES MELLITUS AND AN OLD MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. HER MEDICATION: ISPSORBIDE, GLIPIZIDE, FUROSEMIDE, AMLOSIPINE, DIGOXIN, AND ASPIRIN WERE TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT ALONG THE BODY. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON AUGUST 8, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS AT THE ABOVE INCIDENT LOCATION WHEN SHE FELL AT A BUS STOP AFTER CROSSING THE STREET. SHE WAS TAKEN TO CORAL GABLES HOSPITAL WHERE SHE WAS TREATED FOR LEFT HIP AND WRIST FRACTURE. SHE WAS PREOPERATIVELY EVALUATED WITH ELECTROCARDIOGRAM SHOWING LEFT VENTRICULAR HYPERTROPHY WITH STRAIN PATTERN, SOME PREMATURE AURICULAR CONTRACTIONS, BUT NO EVIDENCE OF PREVIOUS MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION OR ISCHEMIA. SHE WAS TAKEN TO THE O.R. FOR SURGERY AND NOTED TO HAVE AN OBSTRUCTION OF THE LARYNX AND DESATURATIONS. SHE WENT INTO VENTRICULAR TACHYCARDIA WITH CARDIAC ARREST. CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION WAS INITIATED AND SHE RESPONDED TO RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES. TREATMENT WAS CONTINUED, HOWEVER, HER CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND ON SEPTEMBER 11, AT 11:00A.M., SHE EXPIRED. SHE HAS NO KNOWN MEDICAL HISTORY.LVAL$ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED RESIDES IN AN A.C.L.F. AND WAS BEING TREATED FOR EPILEPSY AND DIABETES MELLITUS. REPORTED MEDICATIONS: TAGAMET 400MG, DILANTIN 100MG, PANCREASE, TEGRETOL 200MG, MEXMIL 150MG AND HUMILIN INSULIN. HE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE SEPTEMBER 15, 1996 BY OTHER RESIDENTS. SEPTEMBER 16, 996 AT APPROX 7:30 A.M. THE NURSE RESPONDED TO HIS ROOM TO ADMINISTER HIS MEDICATIONS, HOWEVER SHE GOT NO RESPONSE. SHE NOTIFIED HER SUPERIORS WHO SUMMONED FIRE-RESCUE. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, DEC'D WAS PRONOUNCED D.O.A.. POLICE RESPONDED AND OBSERVED DEC'D LYING IN BED WITH NO OBVIOUS TRAUMA. ATTENDING PHYSICIAN WAS UNABLE TO BE CONTACTED. CASE UPDATE: LATER INVESTIGATION REVEALED THE DECEASED HAD ONLY BEEN A RESIDENT OF THE ABOVE LISTED "A.C.L.F." FOR A FEW DAYS AT A TIME. HE HAS NO KNOWN RELATIVES BUT HE DID LIST A BROTHER ON THE CHART, HOWEVER NO CONTACT INFORMATION. THE DOCTORS LISTED ON THEIR CHART NEVER GOT A CHANCE TO SEE THE DEC'D AND REFUSED TO CERTIFY THE DEATH. SEPTEMBER 9, 1996 AFTER A MULTI-DAY ADMISSION AT HIALEAH HOSPITAL, HE LEFT A.M.A.. HE RETURNED TO THE A.C.L.F., HOWEVER HE STATED HE WAS GOING TO THE V.A. MEDICAL CENTER AND LEFT THE A.C.L.F ON SEPTEMBER 10, 1996. AT THAT TIME HE POSSESED A V.A. BENEFIT CHECK FOR $700.00. SEPTEMBER 14, 1996 THE MANAGER OF THE A.C.L.F. REPORTED HIM MISSING TO POLICE. HE RETURNED ON SEPTEMBER 15, 1996 IN THE LATE P.M.. ***THE MANAGER STATES WHEN HE RETURNED, HE WAS PENNILESS*** V.A. MEDICAL CHART REQUESTED AND RECEIVED: RECORDS REVEALED THE DEC'D HAS OVER TEN E.R. VISITS SINCE JULY 8, 1996. HE WAS BEING TREATED FOR INSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETES MELLITUS, SEIZURE DISORDER, PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASE AND MULTIPLE SUBSTANCE ABUSE. LAST E.R. VISIT WAS SEPTEMBER 15, 1996 AT APPROX 1:15 P.M.. DIAGNOSIS: ELEVATED GLUCOSE (294), C/O LEFT SHOULDER AND NECK PAIN, STATING HE FELL OUT OF BED. HE WAS TREATED AND RELEASED. ** REFILED ON OCTOBER 21, 1996 ** BAR 1LVAL? ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY FEMALE WHO WAS A CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST AND LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS. SHE HAD BEEN REPORTEDLY BEDRIDDEN AND DEBILITATIG SINCE A FALL SHE TOOK TWO YEARS EARLIER. AS HER CONDITION GOT GRADUALLY WORST, SHE REFUSED TO SEE A DOCTOR. ON SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1996, SHE COMPLAINED OF HAVING A STOMACH ACHE AND WAS GIVEN PEPTO BISMOL. THE FOLLOWING DAY, SHE WAS UNABLE TO EAT ANY THING, HER DAUGHTER CALLED A DOCTOR FRIEND OF THE FAMILY WHO AGREED TO COME OVER AND CHECK ON HER. WHEN HE ARRIVED SHE WAS UNCONSCIOUS, UNRESPONSIVE AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT THAT TIME. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE AROUND 5:00 AM., ON SEPTEMBER 15, 1996. ON SEPTEMBER 16, 1996 AT 11:45 AM., A NEIGHBOR RESPONDED TO HIS APARTMENT AND FOUND THE DIECEASED EXPIRED. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED LYING ON HIS LEFT SIDE ON BEDROOM FLOOR. THERE WERE NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. HE REPORTEDLY HAD A HISTORY OF HEART DISEASE AND TUBERCULOSIS AND HAD RECENTLY BEEN RELEASED FROM THE HOSPITAL. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT: POTTASIUM CHLORIDE AND FUROSEMIDE. . JMH PATIENT # 205-15-65. LAST ADMITTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ON JULY 7,1996 TO JULY 9,1996. DIAGNOSIS: CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE. PRIMARY CARDIOMYOPATHIES. HIV (+). COCAINE ABUSE. ESSENTIAL HYPERTENSION,LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON SEPTEMBER 16, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS IN FRONT OF THE ABOVE INCIDENT LOCATION PASSING OUT FLYERS. HE MADE AN ATTEMPT TO CROSS THE SOUTHBOUND LANES OF S.W. 27TH AVENUE BY DODGING VEHICLES. HE STEPPED INTO THE CENTER LANE IN FRONT OF A LARGE TRUCK, JUMPED OUT OF THAT LANE, INTO THE RIGHT LANE AND INTO THE PATH OF AN M.T.A. BUS WHICH STRUCK HIM. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON ARRIVAL, FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE WITH A GCS OF 3. EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE WITH EKG MONITOR SHOWING TACHYCARDIA. MULTIPLE INJURIES WERE NOTED TO ALL OF HIS EXTREMITIES. TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE. HE WENT INTO CARDIORESPIRATORY ARREST AND DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES, AT 5:45P.M., HE EXPIRED. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE BY HER BROTHER ON THE AFTERNOON OF SEPTEMBER 16, 1996. AT THAT TIME HE NOTICES THAT SHE WAS EXPERIENCING DIFFICULTY EATING. AT 10:45P.M, HER NURSE CHECKED ON HER AND FOUND HER UNRESPONSIVE. SHE CALLED FIRE RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HER DEAD. ON SEPTEMBER 11, 1996, WHILE IN HER BEDROOM, SHE FELL OUT OF A CHAIR. SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO CORAL GABLES HOSPITAL WITH A LACERATION TO HER FOREHEAD. SHE WAS TREATED AND RELEASED WITH SUTURES TO THE RIGHT SIDE OF HER FOREHEAD. ACCORDING TO HER NURSE, THERE WERE NO WITNESSES TO THE INCIDENT. LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED IS FROM TEXAS AND ARRIVED IN MIAMI ON SEPTEMBER 7, 1996, TO VISIT RELATIVES. PRIOR TO HER ARRIVAL TO MIAMI, ON SEPTEMBER 4, SHE FELL AT THE ENTRANCE OF HER TRAILER HOME. SINCE THAT INCIDENT, SHE COMPLAINED OF PAIN IN HER SIDE. ON SEPTEMBER 6, SHE WAS TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL, TREATED BY DR. VILLAREAL WHO DIAGNOSED HER WITH BRUISED RIBS. AFTER HER ARRIVAL TO MIAMI, SHE COMPLAINED OF PAIN TO HER SIDE. ON SEPTEMBER 14, 1996, SHE WAS TAKEN TO HIALEAH HOSPITAL WHERE SHE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH 2 OR MORE FRACTURED/CRACKED RIBS. AFTER TREATMENT, SHE WAS RELEASED AND GIVEN PAIN MEDICATION. ON SEPTEMBER 17, 1996, ABT. 7:30P.M., SHE WAS IN THE KITCHEN OF THE ABOVE LOCATION WHEN SHE SUDDENLY COLLAPSED. SHE WENT INTO THE BATHROOM, COLLAPSED AGAIN AND LAID DOWN. ABT. 8:00A.M., SHE WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON ARRIVAL, PRONOUNCED HER DEAD. ACCORDING TO FAMILY MEMBERS SHE HAS A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF ARTHIRITS. MEDICATION TRANSPORTED: TAGAMET. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY FEMALE WHO HAD PSYCHIATRIC PROBLEMS. SHE HAD BEEN ADMITTED TO COLUMBIA AVENTURAL HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1996, AND A DIAGNOSIS OF ACUTE PSYCHOSIS WAS MADE. ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1996, SHE BEGAN TO COMPLAIN OF HAVING SHORTNESS OF BREATH AND WAS TRANSFERRED TO THE EMERGENCY CARE UNIT. SHORTLY AFTER ARRIVAL SHE SUFFERED A CARDIAC ARREST AND DID NOT RESPOND TO RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS. DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 12:37 AM. LVAL( ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1996, AT ABOUT 2:20 PM, THE DECEASED WAS DRIVING A 1986 FORD MUSTANG NORTHBOUND IN THE OUTSIDE LANE OF SW 112TH AVENUE. A FARM TRACTOR ENTERED THE NORTH BOUND LANE OF TRAFFIC ON SW 112TH AVENUE FROM A DIRT ROAD ON THE EAST SIDE OF THE STREET. THE DECEASED CHANGED TO THE INSIDE LANE OF TRAFFIC. AT THE INTERSECTION OF SW 240TH STREET, THE TRACTOR MADE A LEFT TURN FROM THE RIGHT LANE IN FRONT OF THE DECEASED'S VEHICLE CAUSING HIM TO COLLIDE WITH THE REAR LEFT WHEEL. THE DECEASED WAS NOT WEARING SEAT BELTS, THE VEHICLE HAD NO AIR BAG. HE IMPACTED THE STEERING WHEEL WITH HIS HEAD AND CHEST AND EXPIRED AT THE SCENE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON THE AFTERNOON OF SEPTEMBER 16, 1996. ON SEPTEMBER 17, 1996, AT 2:10P.M., HE WAS FOUND DECEASED IN BED. HE HAS A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF INSULIN DEPENDANT DIABETES AND WOULD GIVE HIMSELF INSULIN INJECTIONS. HE WAS NOT RECENTLY UNDER THE CARE OF A PHYSCAIN. ACCORDING HIS LAT PHYSCIAN'S OFFICE, HE DID NOT HAVE ANY CURRENT VISITS. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED WERE TAGAMET 400MG, TRI-PHENMINE, TRIAMTERENE, ATENOLOL, NOVOLIN INSULIN. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1996, AT ABOUT 12:44 PM, THE DECEASED WAS A PASSENGER IN A VEHICLE WHICH WAS TRAVELING EAST BOUND ON OKEECHOBEE ROAD. THE VEHICLE SLOWED DOWN TO MAKE A LEFT TURN ONTO 103RD STREET. AT THE INTERSECTION, THE VEHICLE REPORTEDLY TURNED IN THE PATH OF AN AUTOMOBILE TRAVELING WEST BOUND ON OKEECHOBEE ROAD. THE TWO VEHICLES COLLIDED RIGHT FRONT TO LEFT FRONT. THE DECEASED EXPIRED AT THE SCENE. **********SEE CASE NUMBER ( 96-2451-A) ***********LVALZjD BoL# z3COMPLICATIONS OF LIVER CIRRHOSIS. DUE TO: PROBABLE CHRONIC ETHANOLISM.PANCREATIC CANCER CONT. CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUSCORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS CONT. CAUSE: HYPERTENSIONARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVACULAR DISEASE. CONTRIB: DIABETES MELLITUSLOBAR PNEUMONIA. DUE TO: CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. CONTRIB: HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASECORONARY ARTERY DISEASE CONT. CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUS, BRONCHOPNEUMONIAATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY ARTERIAL DISEASEHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASESTAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS SEPSIS DUE TO: PROBABLE OSTEOMYELITISPENDING FURTHER STUDIES (NOVEMBER 20, 1996)RUPTURED ASCENDING AORTIC ANEURYSMBRONCHOPNEUMONIA AND FAILURE TO THRIVE DUE TO: CONGENITAL HIV INFECTIONATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE CONT. CAUSE: CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASEACUTE SUBARACHNOID HEMORRHAGE DUE TO: RUPTURED BERRY ANEURYSMCHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: RHEUMATOID ARTHRITISACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASEACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROMECHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASERUPTURED DISSECTING ANEURYSM OF ASCENDING AORTAMULTIPLE PULMONARY EMBOLISM DUE TO: PHLEBOTHROMBOSES OF THE LOWER EXTREMITY(IES) CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. COMPLICATIONS OF ACUTE AND CHRONIC OTITIS MEDIA AND SINUSITIS. ****** CONFIDENTIAL ****** DELAYED COMPLICATIONS OF TRAUMATIC QUADRIPLEGIA. ACUTE HEPATIC NECROSIS DUE TO: ASCENDING CHOLANGITIS AND SUPPURATIVE PANCREATITIS DUE TO: GALLSTONESACUTE INTRACEREBELLAR HEMORRHAGE, HYPERTENSIVE TYPE. CONT. CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUS, ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. LVALR.%`9@N@@@9@`9@?96-2007A96-2007ASAUMELLNORAELIAYRFW9120 SW 19TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA FOUND: 9120 SW 19TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA06:00 PMFOUND: 9120 SW 19TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAA@DVP385366-S01ROEBUCK, C.@NORA ELIAWHITEACCIDENTAL,"㶮\\[ZXXTPIHA%@@@Q@@@@@@ A@??96-2536ERIVEROVICTORYRMH1873 S.W. 7TH STREET #3, MIAMI, FLA. FOUND: 1873 S.W. 7TH STREET, #3, MIAMI, FLA.05:15 PM1873 S.W. 7TH STREET #3, MIAMI, FLA.00:00 PMN"@SMP2711704-V02DET. GARDNER@VICTORHISPANICNATURAL)"ٴ}YYXWUUUOIHA\%@@3@@@@`@@A@}'}'?-؂-?96-2534ABECAGLIDANIEL>SEE 96-2506YRMW3451 BRICKELL AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL....INPATIENT07:56 AMBRICKELL AVENUE AT S.E. 12TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA07:23 PMAMULTIPLE BLUNT TRAUMA. SMP2671878-V02DET. CHEETHAM@DANIEL >SEE 96-2506WHITEACCIDENTAL`VQQQQ>2%#븰ffedbbVPIHA%@@A@@&@@@@@@@?96-2533ABLANKENBUEHLERDEANYRMW7527 N. KEELER, SKOKIE, ILLINOISOCEAN: 9701 COLLINS AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.03:30 AMOCEAN: 9701 COLLINS AVEN ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1996, AT ABOUT 12:44 PM, THE DECEASED WAS THE DRIVER OF A VEHICLE WHICH WAS TRAVELING EAST BOUND ON OKEECHOBEE ROAD. THE VEHICLE SLOWED DOWN TO MAKE A LEFT TURN ONTO 103RD STREET. AT THE INTERSECTION, THE VEHICLE REPORTEDLY TURNED INTO THE PATH OF AN AUTOMOBILE THAT WAS TRAVELING WEST BOUND ON OKEECHOBEE ROAD. THE TWO VEHICLES COLLIDED LEFT FRONT TO RIGHT FRONT. THE DECEASED WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL BY EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS. HE DID NOT RESPOND TO RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 2:06 PM. ******* SEE CASE NUMBER (96-2448-A) ******* "LVAL. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED PERMANENTLY RESIDES IN KEY WEST, FLORIDA AND VISITS VERY OFTEN WITH HER SON IN MIAMI. SHE WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. MICHAEL BURTON OF KEY WEST FOR HYPERTENSION AND DR. THOMAS GARVIN WHO REFUSED TO SIGN THE DEATH CERTIFICATE BECAUSE HE HAS NOT SEEN HER FOR OVER A YEAR. DECEASED SON STATES THAT SINCE SEPTEMBER15, 1996 SHE BEGAN FEELING ILL AFTER SHE HAD EATEN SOME MEATLOAF WHICH WAS GREASY. SHE TOOK SOME MILK OF MAGNESIA AND AFTER THAT DID NO GOOD, SHE TOOK PEPTO BISMOL. SHE STARTED TO EXPERIENCE NAUSEA AND BEGAN STICKING HER FINGER DOWN HER THROAT, HOWEVER SHE DID NOT THROW UP ANYTHING UNTIL SEPTEMBER 17, 1996 WHICH WAS A BROWNISH TYPE SUBSTANCE. HER SON STATED SHE WENT TO LIE DOWN AT ABOUT 12:00 MIDNIGHT UNTIL APPROX 2:00 A.M. WHEN SHE STATED THAT THE ABDOMINAL PAINS HAD WORSENED. HER SON ATTEMPTED TO DRESS HER BUT HE NOTICED HER BREATHING BECAME MORE SHALLOW AND HER FACIAL COLOR BECAME YELLOWISH. HE SUMMONED MIAMI FIRE-RESCUE. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, DEC'D WAS UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO PULSE. B/P WAS 110/70. SHE WAS INTUBATED AND C.P.R. WAS INITIATED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER. UPON HER ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM, SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND ON THUMPER, PUPILS WERE FIXED AND DILATED. ALL EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE WERE MET WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS AND SHE WAS PRONOUNCED AT 2:47 P.M.. *****CASE REFILED MARCH 25, 1997 (NLJ)*****LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON AUGUST 3, 1996 DECEASED WAS A FRONT SEAT PASSENGER IN A 1989 HONDA THAT WAS TRAVELING NORTHBOUND ON N.W. 57TH AVENUE. THE DRIVER OF THE VEHICLE ATTEMPTED TO MAKE A LEFT TURN ONTO S.R. 924 AND WAS STRUCK BROADSIDE AS IT ENTERED INTO THE SOUTHBOUND LANE BY A 1985 CADILLAC WHICH WAS TRAVELING SOUTH ON N.W. 57TH AVENUE. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND AIRLIFTED THE DECEASED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, BLOOD PRESSURE: 82/59, PULSE:62, GLASCOW LEVEL OF 3. HE WAS NOTED TO HAVE ABRASIONS TO FACE AND HEAD, NO OBVIOUS DEFORMITIES. X-RAYS SHOWED C1-2 SUBLUXATION. HE WAS TAKEN TO SURGERY WHERE HE UNDERWENT A C-2 ODONTOID TYPE II FRACTURE QUADRIPLEGIA, C1-C2 TRANSARTICULAR SCREWS, C1-C2 FUSION WITH RIGHT ILIAC CREST AUTOGRAFT. HE ALSO UNDERWENT A TRACHEOSTOMY. HIS CONDITION BEGAN TO SLOWLY DETERIORATE - HE REMAINED RESPIRATOR DEPENDENT. FAMILY MEMBERS AGREED TO NOT RESUSCITATE. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD ON SEPTEMBER 17, 1996 AT 2:50 P.M.. FAMILY REQUESTED NO AUTOPSY.LVAL  ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ACCORDING TO THE DEC'D MOTHER, THE DECEASED HAD BEEN SUFFERING FROM AND EAR INFECTION SINCE SEPTEMBER 11, 1996. SHE HAD BECAME WARMER THAN USUAL AND LOST HER APPETITE AND BEAME SLUGGISH. SHE TRANSPORTED HER TO A "P.C.A." CLINIC IN THE AREA OF NORTHWEST 29TH STREET & 17TH AVENUE. THE TREATING PHYSICIAN REPORTEDLY DID'NT FIND ANYTHING WRONG. SINCE THE DEC'D CONDITION REMAINED UNCHANGED, ON SEPTEMBER 13, 1996 SHE REPORTEDLY TRANSPORTED HER TO ANOTHER CLINIC LOCATED AT NORTH MIAMI AVENUE & 29TH STREET WHERE SHE WAS TOLD THE DEC'D WAS SUFFERING FROM AN EAR INFECTION AND WAS PRESCRIBED AMOXIL (LIQUID ANTIBIOTIC) TO BE TAKEN THREE TIMES A DAY. SEPTEMBER 15, 1996 HER CONDITION HAD NOT IMPROVED SO SHE WAS TAKEN TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AND ACCORDING TO THOSE RECORDS, THE DEC'D WAS BROUGHT INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM BY HER MOTHER C/O COLD FOR ONE WEEK, LETHARGY AND REFUSING TO EAT. SHE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH IMPETIGO AND OTITIS MEDIA, THE MOTHER ALSO COMPLAINED THAT DEC'D MAY HAVE BEEN PHYSICALLY ABUSED HOWEVER, THERE WAS NO CLINICAL EVIDENCE UPON EEXAMINATION. ***AFTER TREATMENT AND BEFORE PRESCRIPTIONS WERE GIVEN, THE DEC'D MOTHER INSISTED SHE HAD TO LEAVE TO TAKE CARE OF HER OTHER CHILDREN. AFTER SHE DID'NT GET THEM IMMEDIATELY, SHE LEFT AGAINST E.R. PERSONNEL ADVICE. CHART ALSO STATES WHEN SHE FIRST ARRIVED TO THE AREA, THE MOTHER BECAME BELLIGERANT AFTER SHE HAD TO WAIT OVER 25 MINUTES. SECURITY WAS THEN CALLED. E.R. STAFF THEN TELEPHONED HER SISTER AND ALERTED HER THAT THE MOTHER NEEDED TO RETURN AND HAVE HER PROPERLY RELEASED. AFTER NOT HEARING FROM THE MOTHER, H.R.S. WAS NOTIFIED.*** TWO OTHER SIBLINGS HAS ALSO DEVELOPED EAR INFECTIONS. SEPTEMBER 17, 1996 THE DEC'D HAD BEEN COMPLAINING OF EAR AND HEADACHES ALL DAY AND SHE HAD DEVELOPED A COUGH AND RUNNY NOSE. SEPTEMBER 18, 1996 AT APPROX 3:20 A.M. METRO-DADE FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED TO A HOTEL LOCATED AT 10821 CARIBEAN WAY REFERENCE THE DEC'D HAVING DIFFICULTY BREATHING. UPON THEILVALR ARRIVAL, DEC'D WAS UNRESPONSIVE AND WITH HOT SKIN TEMP. EKG SHOWING SINUS TACH. C.P.R. WAS INITIATED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO MIAMI CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL WHERE SHE ARRIVED AT 3:58 A.M.. C.P.R. WAS CONTINUED HOWEVER, TO NO AVAIL AND SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 4:57 A.M.. *** REFILED ON APRIL 26, 1997 *** [BAR]LVAL *** THIS CASE WAS BROUGHT IN FROM BERNARDO GARCIA FUNERAL HOME DUE TO HER UNABILITY TO OBTAIN CERTIFICATION FOR THE DEATH AS THE DECEASED WAS DEAD ON ARRIVAL AT A LOCAL HOSPITAL *** . ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE DECEASED'S SON AND FROM HIS PHYSICIAN, ON SEPTEMBER 14, 1996 ATABOUT NOON TIME, THE DECEASED AND ONE OF HIS SONS WERE LOOKING AROUND TOWN FOR A VEHICLE TO PURCHASE. THEY WERE AT A RESIDENCE LOCATED AROUND SW 49TH AVENUE AND 80TH STREET, LOOKING AT THE VEHICLE FOR SALE, WHEN THE DECEASED SUDDENLY COLLAPSED. CPR WAS INITIATED BY SON AND RESCUE WAS SUMMONED. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE, ELECTROMECHANICAL DISOCIATION ON MONITOR. CPR WAS INITIATED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO SOUTH MIAMI HOSPITAL, WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 12:13 PM., COMATOSE, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED. RESUSCITATION PROCEDURES CONTINUED UNTIL 12:26 PM., WHEN HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. BODY WAS RELEASED TO THE FUNERAL HOME AND TOLD A DOCTOR WILL SIGN; AFTERWARDS, FUNERAL HOME STAFF WAS UNABLE TO OBTAIN CERTIFICATION OF THE DEATH. . ACCORDING TO FAMILY MEMBERS, THE DECEASED HAD BEEN A SMOKER MOST OF HIS LIFE, BUT WAS NOT A DRINKER. HAD SUFFERED A HEART ATTACK ABOUT FIFTEEN (15) YEARS AGO. . DR. LUIS SANCHEZ-CALDERON, 836-6600, WAS CONTACTED AND ADVISED THAT HE HAD BEEN TREATING THE DECEASED FOR ABOUT ONE YEAR. DIAGNOSIS: END STAGE CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE, HYPERTENSION, HYPERLIPIDEMIA. WAS ON THEO-DUR, VENTOLIN INHALER, PROVENTIL, NORVASC, SOCOR AND LOPID. b:5?@@U@֮@?@UUUUUU??@96-2447RODRIGUEZMARINAYRFWHITERT. 2 BOX 43 C CALDWELL, TEXAS 778364940 N.W. 178TH TERRACE MIAMI UNINCORP.DADE, FLORIDANATURALZ@478234-S01DET. 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SUCO;@Ǥ]]XWUUPHA8@@@Q@@@@96-2498GRIGGSSUMNER CLINTONYRMWHITEMISCBONE/TISSUE CASE ONLY !01@hddddd_^\\NHA!L@@@U@.@@@@UUUUUU?`@@96-2497RASKEROSEYRMWHITE7135 COLLINS AVENUE #714, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAFOUND: 7135 COLLIINS AVENUE #714, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAFOUND: 7135 COLLINAS AVENUE #714, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDANATURALB@96-3221704ANTON, R.4@* YYTSQQMHA @@@N@p@ @@qq? @@JI?@@@96-2495LYLESWILLIAMYRMBLACK3696 WILLIAM AVENUE, COCONUT GROVE, FLORIDACORAL GABLES HOSPITAL.............E/R3060 MUNDY STREET, COCONUT GROVE, FLORIDANATURALJ@2661084-V02DET. DELATORRIENTE@լ\\WVTTMHA@@@J@@ @@qq? @@qq?@@@96-2491ROMEROARTUROYRMHISPANIC3133 NW 35TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA. 18100 BLOCK OF NW 137TH AVENUE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA. 18100 BLOCK OF NW 137TH AVENUE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA.ACCIDENTALMULTIPLE BLUNT TRAUMA.486869-S01DET. P.J. MCGEEHAN@L@.,$__WVTTNHA  @@O@ @ @@333333? @@؂-؂-?@@@96-2490PIEDRAGRACIELAYRFHISPANIC4233 SW 62ND COURT, MIAMI, FLORIDA. JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM SCHOOL: 1401 WEST FLAGLER STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURALMETASTATIC COLON CARCINOMA2651609-V02DET.A GARDNER@7+汄aaYXVVNHA  @@F@@[@ @@333333??@UUUUUU?@@@96-2489GUILLEN RAMIREZLEONYRMHISPANICSPAIN PUERTO PLATA, DOMINCAN REPUBLIC. JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, INPATIENT PUERTO PLATA, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC.ACCIDENTAL'@98@ٵlg_^\\XHA_uLVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS RESIDING AT ST. LAZARUS ADULT LIVING FACILITY AND HAD END STAGE CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE AND WAS ON "DO NOT RESUSCITATE" ORDERS. ON SEPTEMBER 19, 1996, HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL, PULSE: 206, RESPIRATIONS: 38, UNRESPONSIVE WITH FIXED AND DILATED PUPILS. HE HAD AGONAL BREATHING AND PROGRESSED TO ASYSTOLIC. HIS CONDITION DETERIORATED AND HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 1:17P.M.. DECEASED HAD BEEN TREATED BY DR. RAUL TAMAYO WHO WAS WILLING TO SIGN THE DEATH CERTIFICATE. HE ALSO HAD A HISTORY OF DECOMPENSATED CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: A NEIGHBOR OF THE DECEASED HAD NOT SEEN HER SINCE SEPT. 13, 1996. ON SEPT. 18, 1996 HE CHECKED HER MAILBOX AND FOUND SEVERAL MAILINGS THERE. HE THEN WENT TO HER APARTMENT AND SMELLED A FOUL ODOR COMING FROM INSIDE. HE GOT THE MASTER KEY AND ENTERED THE LOCKED FRONT DOOR. THE DECEASED WAS FOUND DEAD IN THE BEDROOM IN AN ADVANCED STATE OF DECOMPOSITION. THE FAMILY OF DECEASED ADVISED THEY HEARD FROM HER ABOUT TWO DAYS PRIOR TO THE DATE SHE WAS FOUND DEAD AND SHE COMPLAINED OF CHEST PAIN AT THAT TIME, BUT REFUSED MEDICAL TREATMENT. SHE DID NOT HAVE A DOCTOR AND WAS NOT ON ANY MEDICATIONS. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS FROM CANADA AND WAS HERE IN MIAMI VISITING HER DAUGHTER. DURING HER VISIT SHE BEGAN EXPERIENCING DIZZY SPELLS AND COMPLAINING OF PAIN IN HER JOINTS. ON SEPT. 18, 1996 SHE AWOKE COMPLAINING OF FEELING ILL AND HER DAUGHTER CALLED 911. SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA AVENTURA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER BY FIRE RESCUE. SHE ARRIVED IN THE E/R UNRESPONSIVE IN ASYSTOLIC RHYTHM. HER PUPILS WERE FIXED AND DILATED. DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 10:40 AM. HER DAUGHTER WAS NOT AWARE OF ANY MEDICAL HISTORY.\LVALaj ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED HAD BEEN RESIDING AT THE ABOVE LOCATION WITH A FRIEND FOR OVER 10 YEARS. ON SEPTEMBER 18, 1996 ABT. 3:30 P.M., HIS FRIEND CALLED OUT TO HIM TO ASK IF HE WANTED TO GO TO THE STORE AND DID NOT GET AN ANSWER. HE WENT INTO THE TRAILER AND FOUND THE DECEASED LYING IN BED UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD. DECEASED WAS A HEAVY DRINKER AND WAS NOT BEING TREATED BY ANY DOCTORS. HE HAD NO KNOWN MEDICAL HISTORY. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON SEPTEMBER 18, 1996 THE BUILDING MAINTENANCE MAN SMELLED A FOUL ODOR OMITTING FROM DECEASED'S APARTMENT AND SUMMONED POLICE. THEY RESPONDED AND ENTERED THE RESIDENCE. UPON DOING SO, DECEASED WAS FOUND LYING NUDE IN BED IN AN ADVANCED STAGE OF DECOMPOSITION. THEY ALSO OBSERVED A BOWL OF POPCORN LYING NEXT TO HIM AND POPCORN ON HIS LIPS. THERE WERE NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA OR FOUL PLAY. FAMILY MEMBERS STATED THAT HE HAD BEEN SUFFERING FROM A H.I.V.+ INFECTION FOR QUITE SOME TIME. HE WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. DIANA NISTOR IN MICHIGAN. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THIS OFFICE INCLUDED: ZOLOFT AND BACTRIM DS.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED IS FROM ARGENTINA AND WAS IN MIAMI ATTENDING A BRITISH AIRWAYS TRAINING COURSE AT THE DORAL HOTEL. HE WAS SEEN SWIMMING IN THE POOL REPEATEDLY OVER SEVERAL DAYS. IT APPEARED THAT HE WAS A GOOD SWIMMER AND HE WAS APPARENTLY IN GOOD HEALTH. ACCORDING TO HIS EMPLOYER AND A CO-WORKER, HE EXHIBITED NO UNUSUAL BEHAVIOR, HAD NO MEDICAL PROBLEMS, HAD NO EMOTIONAL DIFFICULTIES AND WAS NOT AN APPARENT DRUG USER. ON SEPTEMBER 18, 1996, ABT. 7:20P.M., HE WAS OBSERVED BY A CO-WORKER IN THE POOL AND DID NOT APPEAR TO BE IN ANY DISTRESS. SHORTLY THEREAFTER, HE DISAPPEARED. (THERE WERE NO WITNESSES TO HIS DISAPPEARENCE). HIS CO-WORKER SAW A DARK SHAPED OBJECT IN THE WATER, AND WHEN HE SAW THAT IT WAS A PERSON, HE PULLED HIM OUT OF THE WATER. SEVERAL EMPLOYEES OF THE HOTEL ADMINISTERED C.P.R. UNTILL THE ARRIVAL OF FIRE RESCUE. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND UPON ARRIVAL, FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE, WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND EKG MONITOR SHOWING V-TACH. EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO MT. SINAI MEDICAL CENTER EMERGENCY ROOM FOR FURTHER TREATMENT. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS. ADVANCE LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 8:20P.M., HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. HIS PERSONAL EFFECTS WERE EXAMINED AND CONSISTED OF A MARIJUANA PIPE, A PLASTIC CONTAINER OF MARIJUANA, A PLASTIC BAGGIE WITH SUSPECTED COCAINE RESIDUE AND ANOTHER ROLLED PIECE OF PAPER WITH A QUANTITY OF WHITE POWDER. **HIS VALUABLES WERE PLACED IN MIAMI BEACH POLICE PROPERTY ROOM**LVALv ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON SEPTEMBER 18, 1996 ABT. 9:00 A.M. AND WAS GOING TO TAKE A SHOWER AT THAT TIME. THE FOLLOWING DAY, THE LANDLORD KNOCKED ON HIS DOOR AND DID NOT GET AN ANSWER. SHE SUMMONED POLICE ABT. 1 1/2 HOURS LATER AND THEY RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM LYING IN BED EXPIRED. DECEASED HAD BEEN TREATED IN THE PAST AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, HOWEVER, MEDICAL HISTORY IS UNKNOWN AT THIS TIME. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED HAS BEEN H.I.V. POSITIVE FOR THE PAST SIX YEARS AND HAS HAD FULL BLOWN A.I.D.S. FOR THE LAST 1 1/2 YEARS. HE HAS ALSO USED DRUGS AND BEEN IN REHABILITATION. DEC'D WAS LAST SEEN BY NEIGHBORS AND FAMILY APPROX THREE MONTHS AGO. SEPTEMBER 18, 1996 FAMILY MEMBERS ENTERED HIS RESIDENCE AND DISCOVERED HIM EXPIRED. HE WAS FOUND LYING BETWEEN FURNITURE AND THE WALL. HE WAS IN ADVANCED STAGES OF DECOMPOSITION. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE NEIGHBORS OF THE DECEASED STATED THAT SHE HAD BEEN DEPRESSED SINCE THE DEATH OF HER HUSBAND WHO EXPIRED ON SEPTEMBER 2, 1996. A OWNER OF A SERVICE STATION NEXT TO HER RESIDENCE STATED THAT WHEN SHE SAW HER ON SATURDAY, SEPT. 14, SHE DID NOT LOOK GOOD AND WAS SHAKING. HER NEIGHBOR SPOKE TO HER THROUGH THE DOOR ON SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1996, AT THAT TIME SHE WAS NOT EATING AND ASKED TO BE LEFT ALONE. AFTER NOT SEEING HER FOR 2 DAYS, HER NEIGHBOR CALLED FOR ASSISTANCE. ENTRY WAS MADE INTO HER RESIDENCE AND SHE WAS FOUND SUPINE ON THE FLOOR NEXT TO HER BED. HER ROOM CONTAINED APPROXIMATELY (43) EMPTY BUDWEISER BEER CANS AND AN ADDITIONAL (50) BUSH AND BUDWEISERS BEER CANS WERE ALSO FOUND. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED WERE TRENTAL 400 MG, DILACOR XR 120MG - 5(EMPTY), SPORANOX 100MG, ZOCOR 5MG,PRAVACHOL 20MG -1(EMPTY), BIAXIN 500MG (EMPTY).VLVAL f ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. HE HAD GUEST VISITING HIS HOME ON SEPTEMBER 19, 1996. THE TELEPHONE RANG AT ABOUT 7:55 AM, WHEN HE DID NOT ANSWER THE PHONE THE HOUSE GUEST WENT IN TO CHECK ON HIM. HE WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE AND EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED, DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. HE HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF HEART PROBLEMS AND WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. BLUM ( 275-8200). MEDICATION: INDERAL, METOPROLOL TARTRATE, TRIAMTERENE, TYLENOL, AMITRIPTYLINE, QUINIDINE AND PROBENECID WERE SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: SEPTEMBER 19, 1996 THE DEC'D WAS AT HOME WHEN SHE AWOKE HER NEPHEW COMPLAINING OF DIFFICULTY BREATHING. MIAMI FIRE-RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND RESPONDED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL SHE WAS UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITAL SIGNS. SHE WAS INTUBATED AND PLACED ON THUMPER BEFORE BEING TRANSPORTED TO CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER. UPON HER ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 3:16 A.M. WITH NO CHANGE IN CONDITION. C.P.R. EFFORTS WERE CONTINUED HOWEVER, TO NO AVAIL AND SHE WAS PRONOUNCED AT 3:32 A.M.. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: SEPTEMBER 18, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS AT HOME WHEN HE COMPLAINED OF NOT FEELING WELL AND COLLAPSED TO THE GROUND. HIS WIFE SUMMONED FIRE-RESCUE. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL HE WAS INTUBATED AND C.P.R. INITIATED, MONITOR WAS SHOWING AGONAL RHYTHM. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA AVENTURA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HIS CONDITION REMAINED UNCHANGED. C.P.R. WAS CONTINUED HOWEVER, TO NO AVAIL HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 11:16 P.M.. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: DECEASED WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. FERMAN IN RHODE ISLAND FOR BENIGN PROSTATIC GLAND, RUPTURED ULCER AND PREVIOUS MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. LAST SEEN ON MAY 6, 1996. REPORTED MEDICATIONS INCLUDED: XANTAC AND LASIX.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS LAST HEARD FROM ON SEPT. 12, 1996 BY A FRIEND. ON SEPT. 19, 1996 HER FRIEND ATTEMPTED TO CONTACT HER AND GOT NO ANSWER. SHE RESPONDED TO HER RESIDENCE AND FOUND TWO NEWSPAPERS DATED SEPT. 18, 1996 AND SEPT. 19, 1996 BY THE FRONT DOOR. SHE CONTACTED THE BUILDING MANAGER WHO ENTERED THE APARTMENT AND FOUND THE DECEASED DEAD ON THE BATHROOM FLOOR. THE DECEASED WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. SCHEIB (674-3088) FOR ADVANCED CHRONIC LUNG DISEASE, ON OXYGEN; HYPERTENSION ON MAXIDE AND PAST HISTORY OF COLON CARCINOMA WITHOUT RECURRENCE. HE PRESCRIBED MAXIDE AND OXYGEN. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: TRIAMTERENE AND DARVOCET. ACCORDING TO INITAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON SEPT. 19, 1996 THE DECEASED AWOKE COMPLAINING OF BACK PAIN. SHE SUDDENLY BECAME UNRESPONSIVE IN BED AND FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED. SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA DEERING HOSPITAL. SHE ARRIVED WITH NO VITAL SIGNS AND DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 9:26 AM. ACCORDING TO HER HUSBAND THE DECEASED HAD COMPLAINED OF HEADACHES, NECK PAIN AND BACK PAIN GOING INTO HER LOWER SPINE. SHE SMOKED A FEW CIGARETTES A DAY AND DRANK BEER AND WINE ONLY ON THE WEEKENDS. SHE DID NOT USE DRUGS. SHE HAD NO MEDICAL PROBLEMS THAT HE WAS AWARE OF AND ONLY VISITED A GYNECOLOGIST, DR. CHAMBLESS (598-3437), ONCE A YEAR. SHE RECENTLY WENT TO SEE A CHIROPRACTOR, DR. FRAUM (956-8100), BECAUSE OF THE BACK PAINS. DR. FRAUMS ADVISED THE DECEASED REFUSED TO HAVE X-RAYS DONE AND HE ADVISED HER TO HAVE A MEDICAL CHECK-UP. HE FURTHER ADVISED THAT HE LEARNED FROM A MUTUAL FRIEND THAT THE DECEASED RECENTLY SUFFERED TEMPORARY PARALYSIS, BUT DID NOT SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION AND DID NOT TELL HER HUSBAND. *THE HUSBAND GAVE PERMISSION FOR BONE AND TISSUE DONATION.*LVALn ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: SEPTEMBER 19, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS THE ***DRIVER*** OF A 1995 PLYMOTH VAN TRAVELING EASTBOUND ON 95TH STREET AT HARDING AVENUE. SHE WAS STOPPED FOR THE TRAFFIC SIGNAL BEHIND A 1987 CHEVROLET. THE DEC'D SLUMPED DOWN IN THE DRIVER'S SEAT AND THE VEHICLE ROLLED FORWARD STRIKING THE CHEVY. (TOTAL ESTIMATED DAMAGE TO BOTH VEHICLES WAS UNDER $100.00). FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND DEC'D LYING ON THE SIDEWALK (AFTER SHE WAS REMOVED FROM THE VEHICLE BY POLICE) SHE WAS UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITAL SIGNS AND MONITOR WAS SHOWING ASYSTOLE. C.P.R. WAS INITIATED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO MIAMI HEART INSTITUTE. UPON HER ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 12:30 P.M., SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, MONITOR STILL SHOWING ASYSTOLE. C.P.R. WAS CONTINUED HOWEVER, TO NO AVAIL. SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 12:44 P.M.. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS BORN AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AND WAS DIAGNOSED AS BEING H.I.V. POSITIVE AT BIRTH. HE HAS SUFFERED FROM NUMEROUS COMPLICATIONS SINCE THAT TIME. ON SEPTEMBER 19, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS BEING BATHED BY HIS MOTHER WHO STATES THAT SHE NOTICED BLACK FLUID COMING FROM HIS MOUTH AND THE DEC'D WAS ATTEMPTING TO BITE HIS TONGUE, WHICHAFTER HE WENT LIMP AND STOPPED BREATHING. MIAMI FIRE-RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND RESPONDED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, DEC'D WAS UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITALS AND MONITOR WAS SHOWING ASYSTOLE. C.P.R. WAS INITIATED AND HE WAS INTUBATED AND TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 9:10 A.M. HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE WITH ASSISTED RESPIRATIONS AND BODY TEMP OF 101.4. C.P.R. WAS CONTINUED HOWEVER, TO NO AVAIL AND HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 9:26 A.M.. |LVAL- ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED RESIDED IN AN ADULT CONGREGATE LIVING FACILITY. ON SEPT. 19, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE IN HIS ROOM, FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD. THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION, GLAUCOMA, EARLY ORGANIC BRAIN SYNDROME, ECZEMA, SCABIES AND DEPRESSION IN WHICH HE EXPRESSED SUICIDAL IDEATIONS IN FEB. 96. HE WAS TREATED BY DR. SHAPIRO (949-7273). HE PRESCRIBED CATAPRES, ECOTRIN AND TIMOPTIC. HE ALSO REFERED HIM TO A PSYCHIATRIST, BUT IS NOT SURE IF HE WAS SEEN BY ONE. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: DILACOR, CLONIDINE, METOCLOPRAMIDE, TRAZODONE, NIFEDIPINE AND STOOL SOFTENER. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM MEDICAL RECORDS, THE DECEASED HAD BEEN COMPLAINING OF NOT FEELING WELL. HE WAS SEEN BY HIS DOCTOR ON SEPTEMBER 18, 1996 AND HAD A PHYSICAL WHICH WAS NORMAL. THE FOLLOWING MORNING, HIS WIFE STATED THAT HE WENT TO THE BATHROOM ABT. 4:30 A.M.. SHE WENT TO CHECK ON HIM AFTER HE DID NOT RETURN AND FOUND HIM SLUMPED OVER THE BATH TUB. BECAUSE OF A DISABILITY SHE WAS UNABLE TO CONTACT ANY ASSISTANCE. DECEASED DAUGHTER BECAME CONCERNED WHEN SHE WAS UNABLE TO REACH THEM AND SUMMONED POLICE TO CHECK ON THEIR WELL BEING. UPON DOING SO, THE DECEASED WAS FOUND EXPIRED. HE WAS RECENTLY TREATED AT CEDARS HOSPITAL WHERE HE HAD A DIAGNOSIS OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS INFECTION. HE HAD A PAST HISTORY OF RECTAL CANCER - RADIATION THERAPY, SICK SINUS SYNDROME, PACEMAKER AND GASTROINTESTINAL BLEED. FAMILY REQUESTED AN AUTOPSY. *** REFILED ON OCTOBER 23, 1996 *** BAR|LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION, BUT DID NOT HAVE AN ATTENDING PHYSICIAN. ON SEPT. 20, 1996 IN THE EARLY MORNING HOURS THE DECEASED FELT ILL AND CALLED 911. FIRE RESCUE TRANSPORTED HER TO CORAL GABLES HOSPITAL. HER INITIAL RHYTHM WAS BRADYCARDIA. CPR WAS INITIATED VIA THUMPER AND AN IV LINE WAS PLACED. SHE ARRIVED IN THE E/R WITH NO VITAL SIGNS. SHE WAS REINTUBATED AND CPR CONTINUED, BUT TO NO AVAIL AND SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 1:50 AM. ACCORDING TO FAMILY MEMBERS THE DECEASED SUFFERED FROM HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE, BUT DID NOT HAVE AN ATTENDING PHYSICIAN. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS A HOMELESS PERSON. A FRIEND STATED THAT EARLIER IN THE DAY, THEY WERE DRINKING BEER AND TALKING AND HE APPEARED FINE. LATER THAT EVENING, FIRE RESCUE WAS DISPATCHED REFERENCE A PERSON DOWN ON A BICYCLE. THEY RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED WITH A LACERATION TO THE TEMPLE AREA AND RIGHT ELBOW. DECEASED FRIEND STATED THAT HE HAD AN UNKNOWN STOMACH INFECTION. HE WAS REPORTEDLY TREATED AT MIAMI HEART INSTITUTE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: SEPTEMBER 19, 1996 DECEASED WAS DISCOVERED BY FAMILY MEMBERS IN BED NOT BREATHING. FIRE-RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND RESPONDED, HOWEVER UPON THEIR ARRIVAL SHE WAS PRONOUNCED D.O.A.. POLICE RESPONDED AND VIEWED HER IN BED WEARING A NIGHTGOWN, ROLLERS IN HER HAIR AND EYEGLASSES. NO OBVIOUS SIGNS OF TRAUMA. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: DECEASED RESIDED IN CALIFORNIA AND WAS VISITING MIAMI. SHE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH TERMINAL CANCER AND HAD HER BREAST AND UTERUS REMOVED. ACCORDING TO MEDICAL RECORDS RECEIVED, THE DEC'D ALSO SUFFERED WITH HYPERTENSION, OBESITY AND ASTHMA. SHE WAS ALSO BEING TREATED AT THE PERRIS MEDICAL CENTER IN CALIFORNIA FOR DEPRESSION. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED INCLUDED: AMITRIPTYLINE 50MG, IBUPROFEN 400MG AND CAPTOPRIL 100MG.LVAL1 ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED RENTED A ROOM IN THE REAR OF A RESIDENCE. HE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON SEPT. 17, 1996 IN THE MORNING HOURS. ON SEPT. 20, 1996 ABOUT 5:00 PM ANOTHER TENANT SMELLED A FOUL ODOR COMING FROM HIS ROOM AND CALLED POLICE. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL THE DECEASED WAS FOUND DEAD IN AN ADVANCED STATE OF DECOMPOSITION. ACCORDING TO THE TENANT THE DECEASED WAS A HEAVY DRINKER AND SMOKER. NO KNOWN FAMILY MEMBERS. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: IBUPROFEN. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED RESIDED AT THE JACKSON MANOR NURSING HOME WITH THE DIAGNOSIS OF PNEUMONIA, URINARY TRACT INFECTION, VOLUME DEPLETION, PLEURAL EFFUSION (L), DIABETES MELLITUS, ANOREXIA, CARDIAC ARRHYTMIAS AND OSTEPOROSIS. ON SEPT. 20, 1996 A NURSING WAS CHANGING THE DECEASED WHEN SHE SUDDENLY COLLAPSED. FIRE RESCUE TRANSPORTED HER TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. SHE ARRIVED IN ASYSTOLE AND DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 11:31 AM. SHE WAS TREATED BY DR. ALARCON (446-4201). ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED WAS A RESIDENT OF THE "CARLYLE ON THE BAY" NURSING HOME. SEPTEMBER 20, 1996 DURING THE MORNING HOURS, HE COMPLAINED OF CHEST PAINS AND SHORTNESS OF BREATH. NURSING PERSONNEL INITIATED C.P.R. AND SUMMONED FIRE-RESCUE. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, DEC'D WAS UNABLE TO BE RESUSCITATED AND WAS PRONOUNCED D.O.A.. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: DECEASED WAS UNDER THE CARE OF PHYSICIANS AT THE VETERNAS ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL CENTER FOR HYPERTENSION AND FREQUENT FALLS. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED TO THIS OFFICE INCLUDED: RUGBY CHILDREN'S ASPIRIN, ACETAMINOPHEN, FOSINIPRIL, CIMETIDINE, NIFEDIPINE, NITRO-DUR NITROGLYCERINE PATCHES, DOXAZOSIN AND "HYPO TEARS" LUBRICANT EYE DROPS.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED HAD BEEN RESIDING AT THE SUNSET HEIGHTS NURSING HOME SINCE FEBRUARY 1995. ON SEPTEMBER 10, 1996 SHE WAS DISCHARGED FROM KENDALL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER WHERE SHE WAS TREATED FOR AN EATING DISORDER AND HAD A FEEDING TUBE PLACED. ON SEPTEMBER 20, 1996 ABT. 6:30 P.M. NURSING HOME PERSONNEL FOUND HER NOT BREATHING AND SUMMONED FIRE RESCUE. THEY RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HER DEAD. DECEASED SHE HAD BEEN TREATED AT BAPTIST HOSPITAL IN FEBRUARY 1995 AND WAS HAD A DISCHARGE DIAGNOSIS OF CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE WITH HYPERTENSION, ACUTE RENAL FAILURE, HYPONATREMIA, CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS, ISCHEMIC CARDIOMYOPATHY, ORGANIC BRAIN SYNDROME, MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION, SENILE DEMENTIA, POST CERBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT AND DIABETES MELLITUS. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, DECEASED HAD BEEN COMPLAINING OF SHORTNESS OF BREATH, COUGHING AND NIGHT SWEATS FOR THE PAST THREE DAYS. ON SEPTEMBER 19, 1996 HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WHERE HE ARRIVED IN RESPIRATORY DISTRESS. BLOOD PRESSURE: 128/72, HEART RATE: 137, RESPIRATIONS: 42. HE WAS ADMITTED WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF ATRIAL FIBRILLATION, RIGHT UPPER LOBE PNEUMONIA. HE WAS PLACED ON VENTILATION BUT CONTINUED HAVING AGONAL BREATHING AND IRREGULAR HEART RHYTHMS. THE FOLLOWING DAY ABT. 4:30 P.M., HE WENT INTO CARDIAC ARREST. RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS WERE MADE BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 4:51 P.M. DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF ATRIAL FIBRILLATION, HYPERTENSION AND CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT X5 YEARS AGO.jLVALx ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON SEPT. 21, 1996 THE DECEASED CALLED 911 BECAUSE HIS STOMACH AND PENIS WAS SWOLLEN AND HE WAS HAVING DIFFICULTY BREATHING. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO COLUMBIA MIAMI HEART INSTITUTE. UPON ARRIVAL IN THE E/R THE DECEASED TOLD THE E/R STAFF HE WAS NOT UNDER THE CARE OF A DOCTOR AND WAS NOT TAKING ANY MEDICATIONS. HE WAS INITIALLY ASSESSED WITH SHORTNESS OF BREATH AND PITTING EDEMA FROM FEET TO LOWER ADBOMEN. HE WAS WHEEZING WHICH WORSENED AND HE WENT INTO RESPIRATORY ARREST. WHEN HE WAS PLACED FLAT, A LARGE AMOUNT OF BLOOD CAME FROM HIS MOUTH. HE WAS INTUBATED AND DIAGNOSED WITH A MASSIVE GASTROINTESTINAL BLEED. HE WENT INTO VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION, WAS DEFIBRILLATED TWICE WITHOUT SUCCESS AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 11:35 AM. NO KNOWN NEXT OF KIN HAS BEEN LOCATED AT THIS TIME. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE BY HER SISTER ON SEPT. 20, 1996 ABOUT 11:00 PM. SHE WAS DRINKING COFFEE AND TOOK ONE PROSOM THEN WENT TO BED. ON SEPT. 21, 1996 HER SISTER WENT TO CHESCK ON HER ABOUT 7:00 AM, BECAUSE SHE WAS NOT AWAKE YET. SHE FOUND THE DECEASED UNRESPONSIVE AND CALLED FIRE RESCUE, BUT THEY PRONOUNCED HER DEAD UPON ARRIVAL. THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION AND WAS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. QUINTANA (643-6571). DR. QUINTANA ADVISED HE TREATED THE DECEASED FOR MILD HYPERTENSION AND PRESCRIBED VASOTEC. HE ALSO TREATED HER FOR ALLERGIES. THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF BREAST CANCER IN WHICH SHE UNDERWENT A MASTECTOMY ABOUT 24 YEARS AGO. SHE WAS TREATED BY DR. TIRONE (932-1067) WHO ADVISED THAT HE GIVES THE DECEASED A COMPLETE EXAMINATION EVERY YEAR AND THE CANCER HAD NOT RECURRED. HER LAST CHECK-UP WAS ABOUT TWO WEEKS AGO. X-RAYS, MAMOGRAM AND BLOOD PRESSURE WAS NORMAL. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: CHLORZOXAZONE, VASOTEC, LORAZEPAM, PROSOM AND DYAZIDE.tLVAL' ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON SEPTEMBER 21, 1996, AT 8:00 AM., THE DECEASED WAS A => PASSENGER <= IN A 1983 FORD VAN THAT WAS TRAVELING EAST ON S.W. 1ST AVENUE AT ABOUT TWENTY (20) MPH. AND WAS INVOLVED IN A COLLISION WITH A 1973 CADILLAC THAT WAS NORTHBOUND ON S.W. 10TH AVENUE AT ABOUT TWENTY (20) MPH. IN THE COLLISION, THE DECEASED WAS EJECTED FROM THE VAN AND EXPIRED ON THE SCENE. THE VAN (APPARENTLY A JITNEY) WAS TRANSPORTING OTHER PASSENGERS, BUT THEY DID NOT SUFFER INCAPACITATING INJURIES. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON SEPT. 21, 1996 ABOUT 7:00 AM THE DECEASED WAS FOUND DEAD AT HOME. SHE HAD A HISTORY OF PANCREATIC CANER WITH A WHIPPLE PROCEDURE IN SEPT. 1995 AND WAS TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (MR#2772149). ACCORDING TO FAMILY MEMBERS THE DECEASED WAS DEEMED TERMINALLY ILL BY HER DOCTOR, DR. SLEEMAN (585-5280) AND WAS GIVEN DAYS TO WEEKS TO LIVE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON SEPTEMBER 20, 1996 DECEASED WAS THE OPERATOR OF A 1996 HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLE THAT WAS TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND ON SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY. A 1996 CAMRY WAS TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND ON S.W. 356TH STREETAND VIOLATED THE RIGHT OF WAY OF DECEASED'S MOTORCYCLE. THE DECEASED WAS UNABLE TO STOP AND STRUCK THE LEFT SIDE OF THE CAMRY. HIS SON WHO WAS RIDING ANOTHER MOTORCYCLE ALSO STRUCK THE CAMRY. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, GLASCOW LEVEL OF 5, BLOOD PRESSURE: 106/PALP, PULSE: 110, HE WAS NOTED TO HAVE BILATERAL WRIST FRACTURES AND WAS BLEEDING PROFUSELY FROM THE HEAD AND NOSE. X-RAYS REVEALED LEFT AND RIGHT WRIST FRACTURES, RIGHT HAND FRACTURE, NASAL FRACTURE WITH LACERATION. HE WAS TAKEN TO SURGERY WHERE HE UNDERWENT AN ELAP. HOWEVER, HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 4:40 P.M.. ***DECEASED WAS WEARING A HELMET***:LVAL*H ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MEDICAL CHART (PATIENT # 705-13-10), ON SEPTEMBER 21,1996 PM., THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS AT A SCHOOL LOCATED AT 1401 WEST FLAGLER AND WHEN SHE DID NOT RETURN TO HER CLASSROOM ON TIME, SOMEBODY WENT TO INVESTIGATE AND SHE WAS FOUND COLLAPSED ON COMMODE. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND HER IN VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. CPR WAS INITIATED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, WHERE SHE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 1:33 PM., UNRESPONSIVE, INTUBATED, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, CPR IN PROGRESS. RESUSCITATION EFFORTS WERE TERMINATED AT 1:39 PM. . SHE HAD POSSIBLE HISTORY OF METASTATIC LIVER CARCINOMA. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM MEDICAL CHARTS FROM JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (PATIENT # 255-77-72), BROWARD GENERAL, A HOSPITAL IN DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE WIFE OF THE DECEASED, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS A CITIZEN OF SPAIN WHO HAD BEEN WORKING AT A SPANISH CORPORATION IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC IN THE AREA OF PUERTO PLATA. ON SEPTEMBER 18,1996, AT 8:30 PM., HE REPORTEDLY WAS INVOLVED IN A MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT (DRIVER THAT COLLIDED WITH A TRUCK) AND WAS TAKEN TO A LOCAL HOSPITAL IN THE AREA. WAS LATER TRANSPORTED TO A LARGER HOSPITAL IN PUERTO PLATA WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED WITH MULTIPLE TRAUMA, HEAD TRAUMA, MULTIPLE FRACTURES AND FLAIL CHEST. WAS PLACED ON VENTILATORY SUPPORT AND A DECISION WAS MADE TO TRANSFER HIM TO THE UNITED STATES FOR FURTHER TREATMENT. . ON SEPTEMBER 19,1996 HE WAS FLOWN VIA MEDICAL AMBULANCE TO BROWARD GENERAL HOSPITAL AND FROM THERE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM ON SEPTEMBER 20,1996 AT 3:52 AM., COMATOSE, UNRESPONSIVE, IN RESPIRATORY SUPPORT, WITH VERY POOR PROGNOSIS. HIS CONDITION CONTINUED IN A DOWNWARD MOOD AND ON SEPTEMBER 21,1996 AT 8:42 AM., HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. . LVALM"h;AD`gCARDIAC TAMPONADE DUE TO: MYOCARDIAL RUPTURE OF LEFT VENTRICLE DUE TO: MYOCARDIAL INFARCT DUE TO: ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. OCCLUSIVE CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE. CRANIOCEREBRAL TRAUMA ASSOCIATED WITH DROWNING.COCAINE INTOXICATION CONT.CAUSE: HYPERTENSIVE ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME.HYPERTENSIVE AND OCCLUSIVE CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE. CONTRIB: DROWNINGCOMPLICATIONS OF LARYNGEAL CANCER.CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. LOBAR PNEUMONIA CONT. CAUSE: BULLOUS PEMPHIGOIDACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. DUE TO: ATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASE. ATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASE. CONTRIB: CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE.ATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASEHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. DUE TO: ATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASE. AMNIOTIC FLUID EMBOLUS COMPLICATING CESAREAN SECTION FOR FETAL BRADYCARDIA DURING PITOCIN INDUCTION.ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEACQUIRED IMMONODEFICIENCY SYNDROMEINTRACEREBRAL HEMATOMA, PROBABLE HYPERTENSIONCORONARY ATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASEATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASEHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE AND COLONIC CARCINOMADILATED CARDIOMYOPATHY DUE TO: PULMONARY EMPHYSEMA MULTIPLE ORGAN FAILURE; DUE TO: COMPLICATIONS OF ACUTE CHOLECYSTITIS AND METASTATIC PANCREATIC ADENOCARCINOMA. CONT. CAUSE: ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.MULTIPLE BLUNT INJURIES AND SALTWATER SUBMERSIONBILATERAL BRONCHOPNEUMONIA CONT.CAUSE: CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE LUNG DISEASE, OLD AGE.BILATERIAL PULMONARY THROMBO-EMBOLISM DUE TO: SUPRA-NUCLEAR PALSYMYOCARDIAL INFARCTION DUE TO: THROMBOSED CALCIFIC ATHEROSCLEROTIC DISEASECOMPLICATIONS OF MULTIPLE BLUNT TRAUMA.LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY FEMALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE WITH HER HUSBAND. AT ABOUT 2:00 AM, HE LAID DOWN AND WENT OFF TO SLEEP, AT THAT TIME HE STATES THAT THE DECEASED WAS ALIVE. HE WOKE UP AT ABOUT 4:00 AM, NOTICED THAT SHE WAS NOT BREATHING AND THAT SHE WAS COLD TO TOUCH. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED AND SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. ACCORDING TO THE HUSBAND SHE HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT BY A DOCTOR CIMENT ( 674-5999), FOR DIABETES MELLITUS. THERE WAS OTHER HISTORY OF SUICIDAL IDEATION, DRUG OVERDOSES TIMES TWO, MULTIPLE SYNCOPAL EPISODES WITH TREATMENT AT MIAMI HEART INSTITUTE. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. *** REFILED ON NOVEMBER 7, 1996 *** BAR ** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON SEPT. 21, 1996 THE DECEASED SUDDENLY COLLAPSED AND WAS TRANSPORTED TO CORAL GABLES HOSPITAL BY FIRE RESCUE. HE ARRVED IN THE E/R IN CARDIAC ARREST WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, BUT WITH CPR IN PROGRESS. HIS PUPILS WERE FIXED AND DILATED. HE DID NOT REGAIN VITAL SIGNS AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 11:20 PM. THE SON WAS NOT AWARE OF ANY DOCTORS OR HOSPITALS HE MAY HAVE BEEN TREATED BY AND WAS ONLY AWAREOF HIS FATHER HAVING HYPERTENSION. HE ALSO GAVE PERMISSION FOR BONE AND TISSUE DONATIONS. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON SEPTEMBER 21,1996 AT 8:20 PM., THE DECEASED WAS A => PEDESTRIAN <= WHO WAS WALKING ON NW 137TH AVENUE IN THE 18100 BLOCK IN AN UNKNOWN DIRECTION. THE DECEASED WAS STRUCK BY AN UNKNOWN VEHICLE THAT WAS TRAVELING NORTH ON NW 137TH AVENUE AND VEERED FROM THE ROADWAY ONTO THE EAST SHOULDER. AN AREA RESIDENT ON HIS WAY HOME FOUND THE DECEASED IN THE ROADWAY. THE VEHICLE FLED THE SCENE. . POLICE AND FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND FOUND THE DECEASED WITH NO SIGNS OF LIFE.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATON: SEPTEMBER 23, 1996 AT APPROX 4:10 A.M. THE DECEASED WAS THE ***DRIVER*** OF A VEHICLE THAT WAS TRAVELING EASTBOUND ON THE MACARTHUR CAUSEWAY. WITNESSES STATED THE VEHICLE HIT THE GUARDRAIL, WENT THROUGH THE RAIL AND INTO THE WATER. MIAMI BAECH FIRE DEPARTMENT DIVERS RESPONDED AND DISCOVERED THE VEHICLE UNDER WATER WITH THE DEC'D STILL INSIDE. SHE EXPIRED ON THE SCENE. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1996, AT ABOUT MID-NIGHT, THE DECEASED WAS A PEDRESTRIAN WHO WAS REPORTEDLY TRAVELING ON SW 107TH AVENUE AT ABOUT 222ND STREET, WHEN SHE WAS STRUCK BY A BLUE 1987 HONDA THAT WAS TRAVELING NORTHBOUND ON 107TH AVENUE, IN THE INSIDE LANE. POLICE REPORTS INDICATE THE DRIVER FAILED TO SEE THE DECEASED UNTIL IT WAS TOO LATE, SHE WAS STRUCK BY THE FRONT OF THE AUTOMOBILE, JUST LEFT OF THE CENTER AND EXPIRED AT THE SCENE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON SEPTEMBER 22, 1996, THE DECEASED AND HIS NURSES AIDE WERE LEAVING A RESTAURANT. ACCORDING TO THE NURSES AIDE, THEY WERE ENROUTE HOME AND THE BOTH OF THEM WERE INVOLVED IN A CONVERSATION. WHILE ENROUTE, HE BECAME UNRESPONSIVE AND SHE THOUGHT THAT HE WAS SLEEPING. WHEN THEY ARRIVED AT HIS RESIDENCE, ABT. 5:40P.M., SHE EXITED THE VEHICLE AND ADVISED HIM THAT THEY WERE HOME. WHEN HE DID NOT RESPOND, SHE CHECKED HIM AND FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON ARRIVAL, PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD. *** AMENDED ON OCTOBER 31, 1996 *** BAR** LVAL- ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM COLUMBIA CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER, ON SEPTEMBER 23, 1996, ABT. 6:55P.M., THE DECEASED WAS PRESENTED IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM, UNRESPONSIVE, WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND IN FULL CARDIOPULMONARY ARREST. ADVANCE CARDIAC TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 7:50P.M., HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON SEPTEMBER 22, 1996, ABT. 7:50P.M., THE DECEASED WAS A PEDESTRIAN THAT WAS CROSSING N.W. 22ND AVENUE FROM EAST TO WEST. HE WAS IN THE 9100 BLOCK WHEN A 1996 HYUNDAI 4 DOOR TRAVELING NORTH ON 22ND AVENUE STRUCK HIM. HE TRAVELLED ONTO THE WINDSHIELD, THEN ONTO THE ROOF, THEN FELL ONTO THE ROADWAY. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON ARRIVAL, FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE, IN AGONAL RESPIRATION AND A GCS OF 3. EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE. HE WAS WITH BILATERAL TIB-FIB FRACTURES, RIGHT RADIAL FRACTURE, MULTIPLE FACIAL LACERATIONS, AND NO RADIAL PULSE. IMPRESSION: GRADE 3 OPEN RIGHT T/F FRACTURE, GRADE 1 OPEN SEGMENTAL LEFT T/F FRACTURE, RIGHT SEGMENTAL HUMERAL FRACTURE, RIGHT NEAR FOREARM AMPUTATION . LEFT TRI CEPS MYOTENDONOUS LACECERATION. PRE OP. DIAGNOSIS: HEMOPERITONEUM. POST OP. DIAGNOSIS: INTRAPERITONEAL BLADDER RUPTURE, MULTIPLE SEROSAL TEARS, PHRENOESOPHAGEAL RUPTURE. TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS. HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND ON SEPTEMBER 23, 1996, AT 4:30A.M., HE EXPIRED.TLVALb ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1996, AT ABOUT 7:24 PM, THE DECEASED WAS THE DRIVER OF A 1995 HONDA MOTOR CYCLE WITH ONE PASSENGER ABOARD. THEY WERE TRAVELING AT A HIGH RATE OF SPEED IN THE AREA OF BRICKELL AVENUE AT S.E.12TH STREET. THEIR VEHICLE COLLIDED WITH A VEHICLE THAT PULLED OUT INTO THE INTERSECTION FROM A STOP SIGN ON THE EAST SIDE OF BRICKELL AVENUE. BOTH THE DECEASED AND PASSENGER WERE EJECTED, THROWN ABOUT 100 FEET FROM THE POINT OF IMPACT. THE DECEASED EXPIRED AT THE SCENE, THE PASSENGER IN CRITICAL CONDITION AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. ** THIS CASE WAS REFERRED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT BY DR. RAUL VILA, WHO HAD BEEN SECURED BY THE DECEASED'S FAMILY TO PERFORM AN AUTOPSY ON THE DECEASED. DR. VILA STATED THAT FAMILY WERE MAKING ALLEGATIONS OF PROBABLE WRONGDOING BY THE DECEASED'S WIFE WHO IS TWENTY (23) YEARS YOUNGER THAN HIM. ** . ACCORDING TO INFORMATION ON PALM SPRINGS HOSPITAL MEDICAL CHART, THE DECEASED WAS ADMITTED TO THE AFOREMENTIONED HOSPITAL ON AUGUST 27,1996 WITH COMPLAINT OF ACUTE PAIN IN RIGHT UPPER QUADRANT OF ABDOMEN. WAS LETHARGIC AND NOT ANSWERING CORRECT TO QUESTIONS. WAS ADMITTED TO THE HOSPITAL TO RULE OUT ACUTE CHOLECYSTITIS AND CHRONIC LIVER DISEASE. HE HAD HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION AND OF ORGANIC BRAIN SYNDROME. IMPRESSION: HEPATIC ENCEPHALOPATHY. CONFUSION. A LIVER SCAN WAS DONE ON AUGUST 30,1996 AND SHOWED DIFFUSE HEPATOCELLULAR DISEASE. A CT SCAN WAS REPEATED ON SEPTEMBER 5,1996 AND SHOWED ATROPHY AND LOW DENSITY AREA IN FRONTAL LOBE. HE UNDERWENT A CHOLECYSTECTOMY ON AUGUST 27,1996 AND AFTER IT HAD HAD ACUTE RENAL FAILURE AND FEVER. HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE BECOMING COMPLICATED WITH SEPSIS, ANEMIA, HYPOXEMIA, AND MULTISYSTEM ORGAN FAILURE. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD ON SEPTEMBER 20,1996 AT 1:55 PM. *** AMENDED ON OCTOBER 31,1996 ---- IP ***?LVALMäB+%<@F@@~@<@<@ <@""""""?96-2203AMCLAUGHLINGAYESTELLEYRFW7615 HARDING AVENUE, # 5, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA. COLUMBIA MIAMI HEART INSTITUTE, EMERGENCY ROOM09:03 AM 7615 HARDING AVENUE, # 5, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA.00:00 AMNN%<@F@@~@<@<@ <@""""""?96-2203AMCLAUGHLINGAYESTELLEYRFW7615 HARDING AVENUE, # 5, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA. COLUMBIA MIAMI HEART INSTITUTE, EMERGENCY ROOM09:03 AM 7615 HARDING AVENUE, # 5, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA.00:00 AMNN@ MDB96-2819504DET. MARCUSv@5GAY ESTELLEWHITENATURALPIDDDD9-"  Ēaa`_]]VSIHA<%A@K@@A@B@?96-2602A96-2602AJOHNSONJOHNE.YRMB1435 NW 42ND STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA1435 NW 42ND STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA12:30 PMN ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED HAS A HISTORY OF RETTS SYNDROME AND HER CONDITION WAS DIAGNOSED AS TERMINAL. ON SEPTEMBER 24, 1996, ABT. 9:13A.M., SHE WAS FOUND DECEASED LYING ON A MATRESS ON THE FLOOR. SHE WAS A PATIENT OF THE CHILDRENS MEDICAL GROUP WITH A HISTORY OF ORGANIC BRAIN DAMAGE SYNDROME WITH SEIZURES. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A RESIDENT OF THE HUMAN RESOUCES HEALTH CENTER WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED ON JANUARY 24, 1996 FROM JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. ADMITTING DIAGNOSIS: MALIGNANT NEOPLASM OF CECUM, POLYCYSTIC KIDNEY, CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE, HYPERTENSION, ANEMIA, S/P RIGHT COLON RESECTION, URINARY TRACT INFECTION AND GASTRITIS. SEPTEMBER 23, 1996 THE DECEASED COMPLAINED OF NOT FEELING WELL. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED THROUGH THE EMERGENCY ROOM WITH ELEVATED BUN, SHORTNESS OF BREATH AND DIARRHEA FOR THE LAST 2 DAYS. HIS CONDITION WORSENED AND HE DEVELOPED RESPIRATORY DISTRESS AND BECAME ACIDOTIC REQUIRING INTUBATION. HE WAS TAKEN TO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT WHERE HIS CONDITION FURTHER DETERIORATED AND HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD ON SEPTEMBER 24, 1996 AT 12:57 A.M..LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED HAD NOT BEEN SEEN BY HIS FRIENDS FOR SEVERAL DAYS. ON TODAY'S DATE, THEY SUMMONED POLICE TO CHECK ON HIS WELL BEINGS. UPON POLICE ARRIVAL, THE DOOR WAS SECURED WITH SEVERAL LOCKS AND THEY WERE UNABLE TO ENTER THROUGH THE DOOR. THEREFORE, AN OFFICER CRAWLED ACROSS THE BALCONY AND GAINED ENTRANCE. THE DECEASED WAS FOUND IN HIS BEDROOM IN A SLIGHTLY DECOMPOSED STATE. HE WAS A VETERAN AND HAD BEEN TREATED BY DR. CHAKKA AT VETERAN'S ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL. HE WAS LAST SEEN ABOUT ONE MONTH AGO AND HAD A HISTORY OF ISCHEMIC HEART DISEASE, DILATED CARDIOMYOPATHY AND CHRONIC PULMONARY LUNG DISEASE. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THIS OFFICE INCLUDED: CIMETIDINE, DIGOXIN, ISOSORBIDE, WARFARIN, FUROSEMIDE, AMLODIPINE ANDGLYBURIDE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: SEPTEMBER 24, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS AT HIS RESIDENCE WHEN EXPERIENCED CHEST PAINS. MIAMI FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED. HE WAS ALERT AND ORIENTED, B/P 120/P, PULSE 180 AND RESP OF 22. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM HE WAS COMPLAINING OF PAIN OVER HIS ENTIRE BODY AND WITH AGONAL BREATHING. SUDDENLY HE WENT INTO CARDIAC ARREST AND WAS WITHOUT ANY RESPIRATIONS OR B/P. C.P.R. WAS INITIATED HOWEVER ALL EFFORTS WERE WITH NEGATIVE REULTS. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 2:10 P.M.. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: DECEASED WAS REPORTEDLY TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOR DIABETES. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED TO THIS OFFICE INCLUDED: LANOXIN, FUROSEMIDE, TICLID, VASERETIC, GLIPIZIDE, BECONASE AQ, SURFAK AND K-DUR. HISTORY TO BE OBTAINED.kLVALB{ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A TERMINALLY ILL PATIENT BEING TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOR ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, S/P CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, S/P PNEUMONIA AND POSSIBLE PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASE. SEPTEMBER 24, 1996 THE DECEASED MOTHER RESPONDED TO HIS RESIDENCE TO CHECK ON HIS WELFARE AND GOT NO RESPONSE. AFTER ENTERING THE RESIDENCE, SHE DISCOVERED THE DEC'D INSIDE EXPIRED. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE SEPTEMBER 23, 1996 AT APPROX 8:00 P.M. WHEN HE WAS GONING TO THE STORE. SEPTEMBER 24, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS DISCOVERED INSIDE HIS RESIDENCE EXPIRED. HE WAS DISCOVERED LYING ON THE FLOOR WITH TWO VODKA LIQUOR BOTTLES NEXT TO HIM. ONE WAS EMPTY AND THE OTHER WAS HALF EMPTY. HIS ROOM WAS DIRTY, UNKEPT AND IN DISARAY. HE WAS REPORTEDLY AND ALCOHOLIC AND HEAVY SMOKER. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON SEPTEMBER 24, 1996 DECEASED WAS ON A PADDLEBOAT WITH HIS BROTHER AND A COMPANION. THE COMPANION LOST HIS FOOTING AND BUMPED THE DECEASED AND HIS BROTHER INTO THE WATER. A WITNESS WAS ABLE TO RETRIEVE DECEASED'S BROTHER FROM THE WATER BUT WAS UNABLE TO HELP HIM. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED REMOVED HIM FROM THE 10 FOOT DEEP CANAL AFTER BEING SUBMERGED ABT. 15 MINUTES AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, WITHOUT A PULSE, COLD EXTREMITIES AND FIXED PUPILS. HE WAS INTUBATED, MEDICATIONS WERE ADMINISTERED AND CPR CONTINUED. AN EKG SHOWED ELECTROMECHANICAL DISSOCIATION. HE WAS DEFIBRILLATED SEVERAL TIMES AND CPR CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 5:29 P.M..LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1996, AT ABOUT 8:00 PM, THE DECEASED WAS THE DRIVER OF A VEHICLE THAT WAS TRAVELING WEST BOUND ON SW 8TH STREET, IN THE OUTSIDE LANE. HE ATTEMPTED TO MAKE A "U-TURN" INTO THE EAST BOUND LANES, ACROSS THE INSIDE LANE OF WEST BOUND TRAFFIC WAS STRUCK BY A VEHICLE TRAVELING WEST BOUND, IN THE INSIDE LANE. EMERGENCY MEDICAL UNITS RESPONDED, TRANSPORTED HIM TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WHERE HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE UPON ARRIVAL, HIS PUPILS WERE FIXED AND DILATED, THE CARDIAC MONITOR SHOWING ASYSTOLE. DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT THAT TIME. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED A MIDDLE AGED MALE WHO WAS UNEMPLOYED AND LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1996, AT ABOUT 9:40 PM, HE WAS REPORTEDLY OBSERVED WALKING IN THE LANES OF TRAFFIC IN THE 13800 BLOCK OF BISCAYNE BOULEVARD, CAUSING DRIVERS TO TAKE EVASIVE ACTION TO AVIOD HITTING HIM. A WITNESS STATED HE APPEARED TO HAVE BEEN DRINKING. HE WAS SUBSEQUENTLY STRUCK BY AN AUTOMOBILE AND EXPIRED AT THE SCENE. ZLVALf ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM COLUMBIA AVENTURA MEDICAL CENTER RECORDS, ON SEPTEMBER 25, 1996, ABT. 4:30A.M., THE DECEASED WAS ADMITTED INTO THE HOSPITAL AFTER BEING INVOLVED IN A MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT. HE ADVISED HOSPITAL STAFF THAT HE WAS A RESTRAINED DRIVER OF A VEHICLE THAT ENTERED INTO AN INTERSECTION AND WAS BROADSIDED BY ANOTHER VEHICLE. UPON HIS ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE COMPLAINED OF NECK PAIN, LEFT SHOULDER PAIN, CHEST PAIN AND DIFFFICULTY BREATHING. B/P 160/110, PULSE 100 AND RESP. 32. TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED, CHEST X-RAY REVEALED FRACTURED LEFT CLAVICLE, AND CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE. WHILE BEING TREATED, HE PULLED OFF HIS NECK COLLAR AND SAT UP DISPITE HOSPITAL STAFF WARNING HIM AGAINST DOING SO. HE BECAME HYPERTENSIVE AND WENT INTO CARDIAC ARREST. ADVANCE CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 6:37A.M., HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. yLVAL ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL RECORD (MR#2558683 & 2478567): ON SEPT. 24, 1996 THE MOTHER (ME# 96-2522) OF DECEASED WAS ADMITTED TO THE HOSPITAL'S LABOR AND DELIVERY UNIT AT 39 WEEKS GESTATION. THE DECEASED WAS FOUND TO BE IN PERSISTANT TACHYCARDIA AND AN EMERGENCY CESAREAN WAS PERFORMED ON DECEDENT'S MOTHER. THE DECEASED WAS BORN AT 3:22 AM, SEPT. 25, 1996. SHE WAS IN CARDIAC ARREST AND CPR WAS INITIATED. A HEART RATE RETURNED 20 MINUTES INTO CPR, BUT ONLY LASTED FIVE MINUTES. CPR RESUMED, BUT TO NO AVAIL AND SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 4:37 AM. *THE MOTHER OF DECEASED LATER WENT INTO CARDIAC ARREST AND DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS SHE DIED AT 5:20 AM.* **** REFILED ON NOVEMBER 7, 1996 **** BAR** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON SEPTEMBER 16, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS A PASSENGER IN THE RIGHT FRONT SEAT OF A 1991 HONDA THAT WAS EXITING 19501 BISCAYNE BLVD ONTO WEST COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE AND WAS STRUCK IN THE LEFT FRONT BY A 1985 CHEVROLET WHICH WAS TRAVELING SOUTH ON WEST COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND TRANSPORTED HER TO COLUMBIA AVENTURA MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM, BLOOD PRESSURE: 98/58, PULSE: 75, RESPIRATIONS: 22. SHE WAS NOTED TO HAVE MULTIPLE FRACTURES AND COMPLAINED OF CHEST, LEG AND ABDOMINAL DISCOMFORTS. A CT SCAN OF CHEST REVEALED BILATERAL RIB FRACTURES WITHOUT EVIDENCE OF PNEUMOTHORAX AND STIGMATA OF SPLENIC CONTUSION. A SECOND CT SCAN WAS PERFORMED AND REVEALED MULTIPLE RIB FRACTURES. SHE WAS TAKEN TO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT WITH AN ADMITTING IMPRESSION OF FRACTURES LEFT RIBS 3-8, RULE OUT PNEUMONIA, RULE OUT CONTUSION , ADULT RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME. HER PROGNOSIS WERE POOR AND SHE REMAINED HOSPITALIZED WITH DETERIORATING CONDITIONS UNTIL HER EXPIRATION ON SEPTEMBER 25, 1996. LVAL ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MEDICAL CHART (PATIENT # 247-85-67), THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD A GESTATIONAL AGE OF THIRTY-NINE PLUS WEEKS. WAS GRAVIDA 8, WITH FOUR LIVING CHILDREN. ON SEPTEMBER 24, 1996 SHE WAS ADMITTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - LABOR AND DELIVERY AFTER SHE HAD BEEN EXAMINED AND HER BABY WAS FOUND TO BE IN PERSISTENT TACHYCARDIA. SHE WAS GIVEN TWO AMPS OF TERBUTALINE IN LABOR AND DELIVERY AND AT THAT POINT WAS DECIDED TO BRING HER BACK DUE TO FETAL BRADYCARDIA FOR URGENT CESAREAN SECTION. THE PROCEDURE WAS UNEVENTFUL UNTIL THE BABY WAS DELIVERED AND FOUND TO BE FLOPPY AND CPR WAS STARTED. AT ABOUT EIGHT MINUTES LATER SHE APPEARED TO BE IN RESPIRATORY DISTRESS AND AT THAT POINT IT WAS DECIDED TO INTUBATE HER. SHE WAS STABLE AFTER INTUBATION WITH SPONTANEOUS VENTILATION, BUT THREE MINUTES LATER SHE BECAME BRADYCARDIC AND HAD NO RESPONSE OR HEART RATE. CPR WAS INITIATED AND SHE RESPONDED, BUT LATER ON SHE AGAIN WENT INTO BRADYCARDIA AND HYPOTENSION. AFTER SEVERAL EPISODES OF RESUSCITATION ATTEMPTS, SHE DECOMPENSATED AND DID NOT RESPOND TO MEASURES. WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 4:37 AM., SEPTEMBER 25,1996. . THE BABY, M.E. CASE 96-2521, WAS DELIVERED AND ALSO PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 5:20 AM. **** REFILED ON NOVEMBER 7, 1996 **** BAR **LVAL& ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON SEPT. 25, 1996 ABOUT 4:08 PM THE DECEASED PAGED HER CARETAKER WITH A 911, EMERGENCY. SHE TOLD HIM SHE WAS HAVING DIFFICULTY BREATHING. POLICE WERE CALLED AND ABOUT 5:10 PM THE DECEASED WAS FOUND DEAD LYING IN A BED IN HER LIVINGROOM. THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION AND TWO PREVIOUS STROKES. SHE WAS TREATED BY DR. BRADY (595-8547), BUT REFUSED ANY OTHER MEDICAL TREATMENT. DR. BRADY ADVISED THE DECEASED WAS SUFFERING FROM HYPERTENSION, BUT WAS NON-COMPLIANT WITH TREATMENT. SHE SUFFERED TWO STROKES WITHIN THE PAST SIX MONTHS. ABOUT FIVE TO SIX MONTHS AGO SHE DEVELOPED HEMIPARSESIS AND PARTIAL APRAXIA ABOUT TWO MONTHS AGO. SHE DENIED MEDICAL TREATMENT BOTH TIMES. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS. ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1996, HE COMPLAINED OF HAVING WHAT HE DISCRIBED AS HEART BURN AND INDIGESTION THE EARLIER PART OF THE DAY. LATER IN THE DAY RESCUE UNITS WERE CALLED, UPON THEIR ARRIVAL HE WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE, LYING IN HIS BED. THEY INITIATED CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES, TRANSPORTED HIM TO PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL THERE WAS NO BLOOD PRESSURE, NO PULSE, HIS PUPILS WERE FIXED AND DILATED. HIS INITIAL CARDIAC RHYTHM WAS ASYSTOLE/ FINE VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. HE DID NOT RESPOND TO RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 4:26 PM. LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS LAST SPOKEN WITH ON SEPTEMBER 24, 1996 ABT. 9:00 A.M.. ON SEPTEMBER 25, 1996 HIS DAUGHTER BECAME CONCERNED AND RESPONDED TO HIS RESIDENCE TO CHECK HIS WELL BEINGS. UPON DOING SO, HE WAS FOUND IN THE UPSTAIRS BATHROOM SLUMPED OVER THE SINK. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED WITH TRAUMA TO THE CHIN AREA WHICH HE SUSTAINED FROM THE FALL. DECEASED HAD BEEN TREATED AT WESTCHESTER HOSPITAL AND HAD A HISTORY OF CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE AND SUSPECTED CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE. HE WAS LAST SEEN BY DR. JEFFREY FOX IN JUNE 1996 AT WESTCHESTER. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THIS OFFICE INCLUDED: PREDNISONE, MESTINON, PROCARDIA, IBUPROFEN, PROSCAR, CARDURA AND ZANTAC. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON SEPTEMBER 25, 1996 ABT. 5:45 P.M., DECEASED AND SOME FRIENDS WERE PLAYING ROLLER HOCKEY IN THE PARKING LOT OF THE MIAMI SPRINGS RECREATIONAL CENTER. THEY TOOK A BREAK ABT. ONE HOUR LATER AND AT THAT TIME, THE DECEASED BEGAN TO TREMBLE AND COLLAPSED. FRIENDS BEGAN CPR AND SUMMONED FIRE RESCUE. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO HIALEAH HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM. UPON ARRIVAL, IN FULL CARDIOPULMONARY ARREST, INTUBATED AND WITH BILATERAL BREATH SOUNDS. HE WAS WITHOUT ANY VITAL SIGNS AND SHOWED NO SIGNS OF TRAUMA. EKG SHOWED ASYSTOLE RHYTHM THEN PULSELESS ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY. CPR CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 7:50 P.M.. DECEASED WAS A BONE AND TISSUE DONOR. LVAL} ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON SEPT. 26, 1996 ABOUT 4:30 AM WHEN HIS DAUGHTER HELPED HIM TO THE BATHROOM. AT 6:30 AM HE WAS FOUND DEAD. HIS DAUGHTER ADVISED HE WAS SUFFERING WITH A SKIN DISEASE IN WHICH HE BLISTERED AND BLED. HIS PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIAN WAS DR. HARRIS (553-4233). HE DIAGNOSED DECEASED WITH BULLOUS PEMPHIGUS AND WAS REFERRED TO DR. KERDEL. ACCORDING TO DECEDENT'S DAUGHTER DR. KERDEL TREATED THE DECEASED WHILE HE WAS IN COLUMBIA CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER FROM SEPT. 6, 1996 TO SEPT. 17, 1996. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: DOXEPIN, ZANTAC, PREDNISONE, HYDROXYZINE, HYDROCORTISONE AND TRIAMCINOLONE. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS. ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1996, HE WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE AT HOME AND EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED. THEY RESPONDED, INITIATED RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE, WITH NO BLOOD PRESSURE, NO PULSE, PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 2:30 AM. THE DECEASED'S DID NOT HAVE A HISTORY OF PAST MEDICAL PROBLEMS, NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. LVAL7 ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS VISITING MIAMI FROM ILLINOIS AND WAS ATTENDING A CONFERENCE AT THE SHERATON HOTEL. ON SEPTEMBER 27, 1996, HE AND A FRIEND HAD BEEN DRINKING AND DECIDED TO GO SWIMMING ABT. 3:15 A.M.. A SHORT TIME AFTER THEY ENTERED THE WATER, THEY BEGAN TO HAVE DIFFICULTY SWIMMING IN THE ROUGH SURF. DURING THIS TIME, THE DECEASED FRIEND OBSERVED HIM TO BE UNRESPONSIVE AND ATTEMPTED TO HELP HIM. HE RETRIEVED THE DECEASED FROM THE WATER AND BEGAN CPR WHICH WAS PERFORMED FOR ABT. 15 MINUTES. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED AT THAT TIME. DECEASED FRIEND STATED THAT HE WAS A SWIMMER.ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A SWEETWATER POLICE OFFICER WHO LIVED ALONE AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1996, HE REPORTEDLY RETURNED HOME FROM WORK AND STARTED EXPERIENCING WHAT HE DISCRIBED AS A SEVERE ASTHMA ATTACK WHEN HE CALLED # 911, REQUESTING MEDICAL ASSISTANCE. THEY RESPONDED, FORCEFULLY ENTERED THE RESIDENCE TO FIND HIM UNRESPONSIVE. RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES WERE INITIATED AS HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO BAPTIST HOSPITAL OF MIAMI. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL HE WAS INTUBATED, ON THE THUMPER, SHOWING NO VITAL SIGNS. HIS PUPILS WERE MID-POINT AND FIXED, NO SPONTANEOUS RESPIRATIONS, NO RESPONSE TO RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 7:30 PM. HE HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT FOR ASTHMA, BEING TREATED BY DR. S. LLANES RAMON. MEDICATION: UNI-DUR, ATROVEN (INHALATION AEROSOL), DIPHENHYDRAIMINE, AND VOLMAX WERE SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. @LVALN ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF THROAT CANCER AND HAD BEEN HOSPITALIZED IN JUNE 1996. ON SEPTEMBER 27, 1996 ABT. 4:00 P.M., FAMILY MEMBERS LEFT THE RESIDENCE AND WENT TO THE SUPERMARKET. WHILE THEY WERE OUT, A NEIGHBOR RESPONDED TO THE RESIDENCE AND FOUND THE DECEASED LYING ON THE FLOOR. POLICE RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED. MEDICAL HISTORY TO BE CONFIRMED. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON SEPT. 23, 1996 ABOUT 7:23 PM THE DECEASED WAS THE PASSENGER OF A 95 HONDA MOTORCYCLE TRAVELING NORTH ON BRICKELL AVENUE. A 1990 NISSAN PULLED FROM A STOP SIGN AND THE MOTORCYCLE STRUCK THE NISSAN. THE DECEASED AND DRIVER (ME# 96-2506) WERE EJECTED FROM THE MOTORCYCLE. THE DRIVER DIED ON THE SCENE. THE DECEASED WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. HE WAS ASSESSED WITH A SPLENIC LACERATION, OPEN BOOK PELVIC FRACTURE, URINARY BLADDER RUPTURE, SCROTAL AVULSION, CEREBRAL EDEMA, SUBARACHNOID HEMORRHAGE, COAGULOPATHY AND HYPERKALEMIA. HE UNDERWENT AN EMERGENCY LAPAROTOMY, SPLENECTOMY AND PELVIC EXTERNAL FIXATION PLACEMENT. DESPITE ALL MEDICAL EFFORTS THE DECEASED WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD ON SEPT. 27, 1996 AT 7:56 AM.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME (AIDS) FOR ABOUT FIVE YEARS. HIS HEALTH HAD BEEN DETERIORATING AND ON SEPTEMBER 27, 1996 AT 10:43 PM., HE EXPIRED AT HOME IN THE PRESENCE OF HIS GIRLFRIEND AND CARETAKER. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND RESPONDED TO FIND HIM EXPIRED. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED EXPIRED, WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. HE WAS BEING TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT INCLUDED: RETROVIR, SULFAMET/TRIMET, DIFLUCAN, LEUCOVORIN, VIDEX, FERROUS SULFATE, AND CHLOREXIDINE ORAL RINSE. . JMH PATIENT # 062-06-49. DECEASED WAS LAST AT JMH-CLINIC ON AUGUST 26, 1986, FOR ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME WITH RECURRENT PCP THRUSH - STILL SMOKING. HE LEFT BEFORE RECEIVING MEDICAL ATTENTION. LAST ADMITTED ON FEBRUARY 22, 1988 TO FEBRUARY 26, 1988. DISCHARGE DIAGNOSIS: CELLULITIS. VENOUS DERMATITIS. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON SEPTEMBER 27, 1996 ABT. 1:30 P.M., DECEASED WAS FOUND BY HIS WIFE IN THE SWIMMING POOL, AT THEIR RESIDENCE, UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HIM WITH A SLOW PULSE. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL: BLOOD PRESSURE: 184/120, PULSE: 56 AND IN ASYSTOLE RHYTHM. CPR WAS INITIATED, HE WAS INTUBATED AND I.V.'S STARTED. AN EXTERNAL PACER WAS PLACED AND HE WAS TAKEN TO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF NEAR DROWNING, CARDIAC ARREST, SEVERE ANEMIA. HIS PROGNOSIS WERE POOR AND HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE UNTIL HE EXPIRED AT 5:40 P.M.. FAMILY MEMBERS STATED THAT HE WAS AN EXCELLENT SWIMMER AND DID SO DAILY. 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BAYAS&@  ]]XWUUOHA NLVAL\ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON SEPTEMBER 27,1996 AT 8:53 PM., THE DECEASED WAS A => PEDESTRIAN <= WHO WAS CROSSING N.E. 167TH STREET, JUST WEST OF THE INTERSECTION OF N.E. 6TH AVENUE, WITH HER FRIEND. THEY WERE WALKING SIDE BY SIDE. THE FRIEND SAW THE ONCOMING TRAFFIC AND STOPPED ON THE WHITE LINE SEPARATING THE MIDDLE AND THE INSIDE LANE. TRAFFIC PASSED HER BUT THE DECEASED DID NOT STOP. THE DECEASED WALKED INTO THE PATH OF A VEHICLE AND WAS STRUCK BY IT. SHE IMPACTED THE BUMPER, HOOD, AND WINDSHIELD AND WAS THROWN FROM THE VEHICLE. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED THE DECEASED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, (PATIENT # 705-17-23) WHERE SHE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 9:34 PM., UNRESPONSIVE, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, IN ASYSTOLE. WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 9:35 PM. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON SEPTEMBER 27,1996 PM., THE DECEASED WAS REPORTEDLY AT HOME WITH FAMILY AND FRIENDS AND LATER RETIRED FOR THE EVENING WITHOUT ANY COMPLAINTS. AT ABOUT 11:00 PM., A RELATIVE OBSERVED THAT HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE IN HIS BEDROOM. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON ARRIVAL FOUND THE DECEASED IN VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. CPR WAS INITIATED AND WENT FOR A LONG PERIOD OF TIME. WAS TRANSPORTED TO CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER, WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 11:45 PM., UNRESPONSIVE, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, ON THUMPER. WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 12:01 AM., SEPTEMBER 28,1996. . THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD HISTORY OF ASTHMA AND DIABETES. A SMALL SUSPICIOUS POWDER WAS FOUND ON HIS PERSON, IN THE HOSPITAL. SUBSTANCE WAS IMPOUNDED BY POLICE FOR LABORATORY ANALYSIS. *** REFILED ON NOVEMBER 12, 1996 *** BAR **LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS A VENEZUELAN CITIZEN, WHO HAD BEEN STAYING IN MIAMI WITH A FRIEND. ON SEPTEMBER 28,1996 AT 1:06 AM., SHE REPORTEDLY WAS A => PASSENGER <= IN THE RIGHT FRONT SEAT OF A 1988 CHEVROLET TRAVELING EASTBOUND ON S.W. 8TH STREET (SR-90). THE VEHICLE STOPPED AT THE TRAFFIC SIGNAL AT THE INTERSECTION OF SW 137TH AVENUE, AND WAS STRUCK IN THE REAR BY A 1987 MITSUBISHI TRUCK, AFTER THE DRIVER OF THE TRUCK FAILED TO STOP. THE DECEASED'S VEHICLE WAS PUSHED FORWARD AND STRUCK A 1995 TOYOTA PICK-UP TRUCK. SHE WAS NOT WEARING HER SEAT BELT OR SHOULDER RESTRAINT. EXPIRED ON THE SCENE. THE DRIVER OF THE TRUCK LEFT THE SCENE AND WAS LATER APPREHENDED AND ARRESTED FOR DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE. (D.U.I.)tLVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON SEPTEMBER 27,1996 AT 11:35 PM., THE DECEASED WAS A => DRIVER <= IN A 1990 MITSUBISHI TRAVELING NORTHBOUND ON THE FLORIDA TURNPIKE (SR-821). AFTER PASSING THE NORTHBOUND EXIT TO BIRD ROAD, THE VEHICLE WENT ONTO THE RIGHT PAVED SHOULDER, TURNED COUNTER CLOCKWISE AND SLID SIDEWAYS. THE RIGHT FRONT OF THE VEHICLE STRUCK THE GUARDRAIL AS THE IT SLID ONTO THE GRASS SHOULDER. THE VEHICLE CONTINUED TO SLIDE IN A NORTHEAST DIRECTION OVER THE EMBANKMENT, SPUN AROUND ONCE AND STRUCK A LARGE PINE TREE WITH THE DRIVER'S SIDE DOOR AREA. AFTER IMPACTING THE TREE, THE VEHICLE SPUN AROUND, KNOCKED DOWN A FENCE POST, ANS WENT INTO THE BIRD DRIVE CANAL, SUBMERGING COMPLETELY. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON ARRIVAL REMOVED THE DECEASED FROM THE VEHICLE, INITIATED CPR AND TRANSPORTED HIM VIA AIR RESCUE TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. . WAS ADMITTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - EMERGENCY ROOM (PATIENT # 705-18-16) AT 12:39 AM., SEPTEMBER 28,1996. WAS EXTREMELY CYANOTIC AND COLD TO THE TOUCH WITH NO VITAL SIGNS. HAD BLOOD COMING FROM BOTH EARS AND NOSE. BLOODY SECRETIONS SUCTIONED FROM E.T. TUBE. NO OTHER OBVIOUS TRAUMA NOTED. WAS INITIALLY WITH IDIOVENTRICULAR RHYTHM WHICH CHANGED TO ASYSTOLE. PERICARDIOCENTESIS WAS DONE WITH SMALL AMOUNT OF BLOOD RETURN. RESUSCITATION PROTOCOL CONTINUED UNTIL 12:50 A.M., WHEN HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. "LVAL0 According to initial police investigation: The decedent was last seen alive by his wife on the evening of September 27th. He ate his dinner then watched television until 11:00 p.m he retired for the night about that time. On the following morning his wife was unable to arouse him and noticed he wasn't breathing. Fire rescue was summoned and upon their arrival pronounced him d.o.a. Medical history: He was an insulin dependent diabetic and a heavy smoker ( 3 pks.per day). He was last seen by his doctor of 2 months 3 weeks ago. At that time Dr. Crump (248-3814) said he appeared fine and was not suffering from any other known medical problems. Medication transported: insulin ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MEDICAL CHART, PATIENT # (705-17-47), ON SEPTEMBER 16,1996 AT 2:33 PM., THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS A REAR SEAT PASSENGER IN A VEHICLE INVOLVED IN A TRAFFIC ACCIDENT. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, WHERE SHE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 3:06 PM., HYPOPTENSIVE, WITH MULTIPLE INJURIES AND TRAUMA WHICH INCLUDED: CLOSED HEAD INJURY, SUBDURAL HEMATOMA, CEREBRAL CONTUSIONS, LEFT FEMORAL FRACTURE, LEFT TIBIA FRACTURE. SHE WAS TAKEN TO THE OPERATING ROOM WHERE SHE UNDERWENT A RIGHT TEMPORAL CRANIOTOMY WITH DEBRIDEMENT OF BRAIN. POST OPERATIVELY SHE REMAINED COMATOSE WITH A GCS = 3, ON VENTILATORY SUPPORT. SHE DID NOT RECOVER BUT INSTEAD HER CONDITION AGGRAVATED AND ON SEPTEMBER 27,1996 SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 12:19 PM. . ACCORDING TO GRAND DAUGHTER, THE DECEASED WAS A REAR SEAT PASSENGER IN A 1986 MAZDA THAT WAS BEING DRIVEN BY HER DAUGHTER. THE DAUGHTER'S HUSBAND WAS THE FRONT PASSENGER. REPORTEDLY THEY WERE INVOLVED IN A COLLISION WITH A "U - HAUL" TRUCK THAT WAS BEING DRIVEN BY A PERSON WHO HAD NO LICENSE, THE NEPHEW OF THE PERSON WHO RENTED THE TRUCK. SHE STATED THAT THE OTHER VEHICLE WAS AT FAULT.LVALA ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS A PERUVIAN CITIZEN WHO WAS VACATIONING IN MIAMI. SHE WAS STAYING AT THE "MIAMI AIRWAY MOTEL" IN MIAMI SPRINGS. ON SEPTEMBER 28,1996 AT 4:28 AM., THE DECEASED WAS A => PEDESTRIAN <= WHO WAS CROSSING N.W 36TH STREET IN THE 5000 BLOCK, NORTH TO SOUTH. SHE WAS IN THE CENTERLANE OF EASTBOUND TRAFFIC LANE WHEN SHE WAS STRUCK BY A S-10 CHEVROLET BLAZER, BY THE FRONT OF THE VEHICLE. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND HER WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, WITH GCS=3, AND MULTIPLE TRAUMA. SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, (PATIENT # 705-18-55) WHERE SHE WAS ADMITTED AT 5:00 AM., WITH BLOOD PRESSURE 120/60, AND PULSE 102. SHE HAD SEVERE TRAUMA, EXTENSIVE BLEEDING AND MULTIPLE FRACTURES, WITH POSSIBLE PNEUMOTHORAX. SHE WAS ADMITTED TO THE TRAUMA INTENSIVE CARE UNIT WHERE SHE WAS GIVEN MULTIPLE BLOOD CELLS, AND KEPT ON VENTILATOR. SHE WENT INTO VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION, VENTRICULAR TACHYCARDIA, CPR WAS DONE BUT TO NO AVAIL, WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 12:57 PM. . ADDITIONAL INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM EMPLOYEES OF THE HOTEL WHERE SHE WAS STAYING REVEALED THAT THE DECEASED WALKED VERY SLOWLY (SHUFFLED) AND APPEARED TO BE IN DISCONFORT. HER FATHER IN PERU WAS CONTACTED AND HE ADVISED THAT THE DECEASED SUFFERED FROM POLIO TYPE DISEASE. According to initial police investigation: On September 28,1996 Hialeah fire rescue was asked to check on the welfare of the decedent. Forced entry was made into the apartment at which time the decedent was discovered doa, seated nude on the bathroom floor between the toilet and tube. He was a member of CAC health plan diagnosed with unknown medical problems (at time of report). Multiple vials of medication was transported which included: naproxen, trental, calan, seldane, diabinese, lorazepan. Many of the vials are very old dating back nearly 10 yrs.. ** According to daughter of the decedent, the decedent was diagnosed with diabetes, heart disease and hypertension.. LVAL- ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON SPET. 28, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS AT HOME WHEN SHE SUDDENLY COMPLAINED OF CHEST PAIN AND COLLAPSED. FIRE RESCUE ARRIVED AND HER INITIAL RHYTHM WAS VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA DEERING HOSPITAL AND ARRIVED IN CARDIAC ARREST WITH NO VITAL SIGNS AND HER PUPILS WERE FIXED AND DILATED. CPR CONTINUED ALONG WITH PLACEMENT OF AN EXTERNAL PACER, BUT ALL RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS WERE TO NO AVAIL AND SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 8:34 PM. THE DECEASED HAD NO SIGNIFICANT MEDICAL HISTORY, BUT WAS TREATED BY A DR. CATARY FOR ALLERGY SHOTS AND DR. BORJA (257-9556) FOR A FRACTURED SHOULDER AND WRIST SHE SUSTAINED ON MAY 30, 1996. SHE WAS ALSO TREATED AT BAPTIST HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM FOR THE FRACTURE. ON SEPT. 23, 1996 SHE COMPLAINED OF SHOULDER PAIN WHILE FOLDING CLOTHES AND WENT TO SEE DR. ELBWOHL (668-2100) ON SEPT. 24, 1996. SHE ALSO SUFFERED A NECK FUSION IN 1970. SHE SMOKED A PACK OF CIGARETTES A DAY OR LESS, BUT DID NOT DRINK OR USE DRUGS. SHE HAD BEEN UNDER A LOT OF STRESS AND PRESSURE LATELY DUE TO CARING FOR HER BLIND AND CRIPPLED DAUGHTER. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON SEPT. 27, 1996 THE DECEASED APPEARED TO BE DISORIENTED WHEN SPEAKING TO A NEIGHBOR. ON SPET. 28, 1996 ABOUT 2:00 PM ANOTHER NEIGHBOR WENT TO CHECK ON HER AND FOUND HER LYING ON THE FLOOR. FIRE RESCUE ARRIVED AND PRONOUNCED HER DEAD. THE DECEASED WAS TREATED BY DR. MENDEZ (854-1511) FOR LOWER LEG ULCER, ATROPHIC VAGINITIS AND BULBI VAGINITIS. SHE WAS ALSO BOARDERLINE DIABETIC, BUT NO HYPERTENSION AND NO HEART DISEASE. FAMILY ADVISED SHE WAS ALSO TREATED BY A DR. PREREIRA (446-7382, 441-6565 OR 461-2444), BUT FOR UNKNOWN REASONS. SHE WAS ALSO ADMITTED TO MERCY HOSPITAL IN 1994 FOR CELLULITIS OF LEFT HAND AND POSSIBLE LEFT HAND FRACTURE. SHE WAS STATUS POST CHOLECYSTECTOMY, CATARACT SURGERY AND FOOT SURGERY MANY YEARS AGO. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: CEFADROXIL, DURICEF AND CLORAZ DIPOT.ULVALc ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON OCT. 4, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS DRIVING A 95 DODGE EAST ON NW 187TH STREET WHEN HE STRUCK A PUDDLE OF WATER AND LOST CONTROL OF HIS VEHICLE. HE STUCK A TREE AND DIED ON THE SCENE. THE DECEDENT'S SISTER WAS A PASSENGER IN THE *A LEGAL IDENTIFICATION OF THE DECEASED WAS MADE BY AN UNCLE ON OCT. 5, 1996 AT 1:00 PM.* ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON SPET. 28, 1996 ABOUT 10:30 PM BY HER HUSBAND. HE WENT TO BED AND LEFT THE DECEASED IN THE LIVINGROOM ON THE SOFA EATING DINNER WHICH CONSISTED OF SPARE RIBS, CHICKEN, FRIES AND BAKED BEANS. SHE WAS ALSO PLAYING WITH HER FIVE YEAR OLD DAUGHTER. ON SEPT. 29, 1996 HER HUSBAND AWOKE ABOUT 6:30 AM AND FOUND HER SITTING ON THE SOFA UNRESPONSIVE AND SLUMPED OVER TO THE LEFT. THERE WERE CLUMPS OF FOOD ON HER NECK AND SHOULDERS. HER HUSBAND CALLED 911 AND THEY ADVISED HIM TO TRY TO REMOVE ANY FOOD OBSTRUCTIONS FROM HER MOUTH. HE TOOK A SPOON AND REMOVED TWO SPOONFULS OF FOOD FROM HER MOUTH. FIRE RESCUE ARRIVED AND PRONOUNCED HER DEAD. THE DECEASED WAS NOT UNDER THE CARE OF A DOCTOR OR HOSPITAL SINCE THE BIRTH OF HER CHILD FIVE YEARS AGO. SHE SMOKED LESS THAN A PACK OF CIGARETTES A DAY, BUT DID NOT USE DRUGS OR ALCOHOL. SHE ALSO DID NOT EXERCISE AND WAS NOT ON ANY SPECIAL DIETS. **** REFILE 12/12/96 GDS ****LVALpW4tQw ~Vt=FULMINANT STREPTOCOCCUS PNEUMONIAE INFECTION CONT.CAUSE: SURGICAL ASPLENIA FOR CHRONIC IDIOPATHIC THROMBOCYTOPENIC PURPURA (REMOTE)PROSTATE CARCINOMA CONT. CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUSHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASECOMPLICATIONS OF DIABETES MELLITUS.LYMPHOMA ASSOCIATED WITH ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME.ATHEROSCLEROTIC AND HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASEATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEACUTE HEMOPERICARDIUM DUE TO: RUPTURED MYOCARDIAL INFARCT DUE TO: ATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASEDROWNING CONT.CAUSE: SEIZURE DISORDERMULTIPLE DRUG INTOXICATION. **REFILE 1/17/97 GDS *****BONE AND TISSUE HARVESTING ONLY***INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION AND PERITONITIS DUE TO: STRANGULATED SMALL BOWEL THROUGH SIGMOID MESENTERIC DEFECTARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEEXSANGUINATION INTO THE RIGHT PULMONARY CAVITY. DUE TO: PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS. CONT: CIRRHOSIS LIVER, CHRONIC PANCREATITISATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY AND CEREBRAL VASCULAR DISEASE. HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEINTRACEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE DUE TO: BLOOD DYSCRASIA (MULTIPLE MYELOMA) CONT. CAUSE: HYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASEHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEHEPATIC FAILURE DUE TO: CHRONIC ETHANOL ABUSEHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUS.ATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASE.ACUTE AND CHRONIC ETHANOLISM. CONT.CAUSE: ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.ACUTE VENTRICULAR DYSRHYTHMIA DUE TO: ACUTE MYOCARDITIS AND CLOMIPRIMINE INTOXICATIONHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASECOMPLICATIONS OF BLUNT TRAUMA TO NECK. DUE TO: FALL.RUPTURED ANEURYSM OF THE LEFT ANTERIOR CEREBRAL ARTERY.%LVAL5 ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED HAD NOT BEEN SEEN IN SEVERAL DAYS. ON OCT. 4, 1996 ABOUT 2:30 PM THE APARTMENT MANAGER WENT TO CHECK ON HIM AND SMELLED A FOUL ODOR COMING FROM HIS APARTMENT. UPON ENTERING HE DISCOVERED THE DECEASED DEAD ON THE BATHROOM FLOOR IN AN ADVANCED STATE OF DECOMPOSITION. HE WAS LYING IN A POOL OF BODY FLUIDS. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. IRA JACOBSON FRO DIABETES MELLITUS FOR WHICH HE WAS TAKING INSULIN. WAS ALSO TAKING AUGMENTIN WHICH WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS OFFICE. DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON SEPTEMBER 28, 1996 AT APPROX 6:30 P.M. BY A FRIEND. ON SEPTEMBER 29, 1996 HIS FRIEND RESPONDED TO HIS RESIDENCE AND GOT NO RESPONSE AFTER HE KNOCKED ON THE DOOR. HE ENTERED WITH A KEY WHICH THE DEC'D HAD GIVEN HIM. UPON ENTERING, THE DEC'D WAS DISCOVERED LYING SUPINE IN BED EXPIRED WITH NO OBVIOUS SIGNS OF TRAUMA OR FOUL PLAY. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO LIVED ALONE IN AN UP-STAIRS SECOND FLOOR APARTMENT AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. POLICE ADVISED THAT HE REPORTEDLY FELL DOWN THE STAIRS ON SEPTEMBER 12, 1996, AT ABOUT 6:55 PM. NEIGHBORS HEARD HIM FALL AND FOUND HIM AT THE BOTTOM OF THE STAIRS, THEY CALLED EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL HE WAS SEMI-CONSCIOUS, FOUND TO HAVE A POSSIBLE CONTUSSION, POSSIBLE DISLOCATED LEFT HIP. HIS EYES OPENED SPONTANEOUSLY, THEY WERE MID-SIZED AND REACTIVE, HIS EKG WAS SINUS BRACYCARDIA. THEY TRANSPORTED HIM TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, UPON ARRIVAL HE WAS RESPONSIVE TO PAINFULL STIMULI, ALTERED MENTAL STATUS, CONFUSED, DISORIENTED, BUT COOPERATIVE. X-RAYS AND CT-SCANS WERE DONE AND REVEALED EXTENSIVE CALCIFICATION OF THE ANTERIOSR LONGITUDINAL LIGAMENT FROM C02 THRU C-7, WITH UNCOVERTEBRAL JOINT HYPERTROPHY AT THE C-3, C-4 LEVEL. HE REMAINED AN INPATIENT, HIS CONDITION DETERIORATING UNTIL HE EXPIRED ON SEPTEMBER 29, 1996. LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED RESIDED IN AN OPEN DOOR-TYPE FACILITY WHERE HE WAS FREE TO LEAVE ON A DAILY BASIS. HE HAS BEEN UNDER A PHYSICIAN'S CARE FOR MANY YEARS AND WAS SUFFERING FROM CHRONIC DEPRESSION - SCHIZOPHRENIA, PARANOID TYPE. THE DECEASED WAS ADMITTED TO SOUTHERN WINDS HOSPITAL ON SEPTEMBER 16, 1996 FOR TREATMENT OF HIS SCHIZOPHRENIA, HOWEVER ON SEPTEMBER 29, 1996 AT 12:10 P.M. HE WAS DISCOVERED UNRESPONSIVE. C.P.R. WAS INITIATED AND FIRE-RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND RESPONDED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, DEC'D REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITALS, MONITOR WAS SHOWING V-FIB WHICH CONVERTED TO ASYSTOLE. C.P.R. WAS CONTINUED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PALM SPRINGS HOSPITAL. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITALS, MONITOR STILL SHOWING ASYSTOLE. C.P.R. WAS CONTINUED HOWEVER, ALL EFFORTS WERE WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS AND HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 12:55 P.M.. REFILED JANUARY 31, 1997 (NLJ) ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A RESIDENT AT JACKSON HEIGHTS NURSING HOME WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED ON AUGUST 5, 1996 FROM WESTCHESTER GENERAL HOSPITAL. ADMITTING DIAGNOSIS WAS SEPTICEMIA, DECUBITUS ULCER AND CONVULSIONS. SEPTEMBER 12, 1996 DECEASED WAS ASSESSED WITH INCREASED POTENTIAL TO FALLS RELATED TO SEIZURE ACTIVITY. SEPTEMBER 28, 1996 WHILE A RESIDENT AT JACKSON HEIGHTS NURSING HOME, THE DECEASED WAS DISCOVERED UNRESPONSIVE BY NURSING PERSONNEL. FIRE-RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND RESPONDED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL HE WAS D.O.A.. POLICE RESPONDED AND OBSERVED HIM WITH VISIBLE WOUNDS ON HIS FACE WHICH WERE APPARENTLY DUE FROM FALLS. THE ATTENDING PHYSICIAN WAS WILLING TO SIGN THE DEATH CERTIFICATE, HOWEVER THE FAMILY WAS REQUESTING AN AUTOPSY BE PERFORMED AS THEY WERE CONCERNED ABOUT THE QUALITY OF CARE HE RECEIVED..LVAL> ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A MENTALLY ILL PATIENT AT THE HARBOR VIEW HOSPITAL. SHE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE AT ABOUT 5:20 AM. HER NURSE WENT IN TO DRAW BLOOD AT 6:10 AM, AND FOUND HER UNRESPONSIVE. STAFF MEMBERS STARTED CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION AND EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED. SHE WAS UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITAL SIGNS WHEN THEY ARRIVED, DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT THAT TIME. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON SEPTEMBER 29,1996 THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WENT TO LAY DOWN ON HIS BED FOR A WHILE. SOMETIME LATER, HIS BROTHER FOUND HIM DEAD. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED SUPINE ON BED, WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. IT WAS REPORTED THAT HE WAS SUFFERING FROM HEART DISEASE AND HAD SUFFERED A HEART ATTACK ABOUT THREE (3) MONTHS AGO. HE HAD ALSO BEEN HOSPITALIZED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL IN THE PAST. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT INCLUDED: ISOSORBIDE, CAPTOPRIL, AND GLIPIZIDE. HIS ATTENDING PHYSICIAN COULD NOT BE CONTACTED. . DR. GILBERTO PEREZ, 644-1097, WAS LATER CONTACTED AND ADVISED THAT THE DECEASED WAS UNDER HIS CARE AND THAT HE LAST SAW HIM ON SEPTEMBER 4,1996. DIAGNOSES: ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE. LEFT VENTRICULAR HYPERTROPHY. DIABETES MELLITUS. HYPERTENSION. CARDIOMEGALY. STATUS POST MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. HE FURTHER STATED THAT THE HAD BEEN WILLING TO SIGN THE DEATH CERTIFICATE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS FOUND DEAD AT HOME BY A RELATIVE, ON SEPTEMBER 29, 1996 AT 4:30 PM. HE WAS FOUND LAYING ON FLOOR IN THE T.V. ROOM. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. HE REPORTEDLY HAD BEEN TREATED AT HUMANA-HMO CLINIC. WAS SUFFERING FROM CHRONIC ALCOHOLISM. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT INCLUDED: HYDROXYZINE, CIMETIDINE, ZANTAC, K-DUR, PEPCID, ADVIL, THORAZINE, AND "ALKA-SELTZER" ALKA MINTS.FLVALHV--hB@<@9@B@B@B@98?96-2 ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED HAS A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF CIRRHOTIC LIVER DISEASE, LIVER FAILURE AND CHRONIC ALCOHOLISM. SEPTEMBER 23, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS ARRESTED BY MIAMI BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT FOR STRONG ARMED ROBBERY. HE WAS REPORTED TO BE HIGHLY INTOXICATED AT THE TIME OF HIS ARREST AND WITH FEVER. SEPTEMBER 26, 1996 HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FROM DADE COUNTY JAIL. ADMITTING DIAGNOSIS WAS ETOH HEPATITIS, PORTAL HYPERTENSION, THROMBOCYTOPENIA, ANEMIA AND URINARY TRACT INFECTION. SEPTEMBER 28, 1996 HE DEVELOPED SHORTNESS OF BREATH, DIAPHORESIS AND TACHYPNEA. HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND HE DEVELOPED MULTIPLE ORGAN FAILURE. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD ON OCTOBER 1, 1996. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS. HIS BED WAS THE SOFA IN THE LIVING ROOM, HE HAD CONSTANTLY COMPLAINED OF NOT FEELING WELL FOR THE LAST SEVERAL DAYS. HE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE AT ABOUT MID-NIGHT SEPTEMBER 30, 1996, AT THAT TIME HIS SISTER OBSERVED HIM SLEEPING ON THE SOFA. ON OCTOBER 1, 1996, AT ABOUT 7:30 AM, HE WAS FOUND EXPIRED ON THE SOFA BY A FAMILY. HIS PAST MEDICAL HISTORY WAS FOR HEART PROBLEMS, HE WAS TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. HIS MEDICATION, NITROGLYCERINE, CAPTOPRIL, NAPROXEN AND ASPIRIN WERE TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT ALONG THE DECEASED. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON SEPTEMBER 29, 1996 BY A RELATIVE WHO STATES THAT HE HAD BEEN SUFFERING FROM MALARIA OFF AND ON SINCE RETURNING FROM THE WAR AND LATELY HE HAD BEEN SUFFERING FROM FLU-LIKE SYMPTOMS. SEPTEMBER 30, 1996 SHE RESPONDED TO HIS RESIDENCE TO CHECK ON HIS WELFARE. UPON HER ARRIVAL, DEC'D WAS DISCOVERED EXPIRED. HE WAS FOUND LYING IN BED WITH HIS FEET ON THE FLOOR. HE WAS CLAD IN A WHITE TANK TOP AND BLUE SWEAT PANTS. NO OBVIOUS SIGNS OF TRAUMA.#LVAL-1SOD%>@H@ ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE HUSBAND OF THE DECEASED AND BAPTIST HOSPITAL MEDICAL RECORDS. ON SEPTEMBER 24, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS ADMITTED TO BAPTIST HOSPITAL AFTER EXPERIENCING ALTERED MENTAL STATUS. ACCORDING TO HER HUSBAND, ABT. 1 WEEK PRIOR TO THIS ADMISSION, SHE FELL OUT OF HER WHEELCHAIR, AND STRUCK HER HEAD. A SHORT TIME THEREAFTER, SHE DEVELOPED A CHANGE IN HER MENTAL STATUS. AT THE TIME OF HER ADMISSION, SHE WAS UNABLE TO GIVE CLEAR INFORMATION. A LACERATION TO HER LEFT FOREHEAD WAS NOTED. VITAL SIGNS WERE AS FOLLOW: B/P 140/62, TEMP. 98 AND PULSE 88. ADMITTING DIAGNOSIS: ALTERED MENTAL STATUS RELATED POSSIBLY TO RECENT HEAD TRAUMA, CHRONIC DEMENTIA, MULTIPLE MYELOMA DIAGNOSED IN JUNE OF 1996, CT SCAN OF THE BRAIN WAS PERFORMED AND REVEALED SOME MILD PERIVENTRICULAR ISCHEMIC CHANGES (AGE-RELATED), THERE WERE NO MASS, MASS EFFECT, HEMORRHAGE OR INFARCT IDENTIFIED. HOWEVER, ON SEPTEMBER 25, 1996, SHE BECAME INCREASINGLY AGITATED, OBTUNDED, INCONTINENT, AND APPARENTLY NON-MOVING, UNRESPONSIVE, BUT RESPONSIVE TO DEEP PAIN STIMULI. HER B/P WAS 207/72, PULSE 62, RESPIRATION 18, AND TEMP. 97.8. TREATMENT WAS CONTINUED, HOWEVER, HER CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND ON SEPTEMBER 26, 1996, AT 10:40A.M., SHE EXPIRED. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED HAD A MEDICAL HISTORY OF HERAT PROBLEMS AND WAS BEING TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. CHART HAS BEEN REQUESTED. OCTOBER 1, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS LEFT AT HOME BY HIS WIFE WHILE SHE WENT DOWN THE STREET. UPON HER RETURN AT APPROX 1:45 P.M., SHE DISCOVERED THE DECEASED UNRESPONSIVE LYING SUPINE ON THE BEDROOM FLOOR. SHE SUMMONED FIRE-RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HIM D.O.A.. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED TO MEDICAL EXAMINER OFFICE INCLUDED: METOPROL, COLCHICINE, SUCRALFATE, ISOSORBIDE, OMEPRAZOLE, HYDRALAZINE, FLUVASTATIN, LASIX, WARFARIN, ASPIRIN E.C., NITROSTAT AND OVER-THE-COUNTER ASPIRIN, FERROUS SULFATE AND MULTI-VITAMIN SUPPLEMENT.ALVALO ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: OCTOBER 2, 1996 THE DEC'D LIVE-IN BOYFRIEND STATES THAT THE TWO OF THEM WOKE UP IN THE EARLY MORNING HOURS AND EVERYTHING APPEARED TO BE NORMAL. HE WENT INSIDE THE BATHROOM AND UPON HIS RETURN, THE DEC'D WAS ON THE FLOOR COUGHING AND APPEARED WITH SEIZURE-LIKE ACTIVITY. HE INITIATED C.P.R. AND SUMMONED MIAMI FIRE-RESCUE. UPON FIRE-RESCUE ARRIVAL, DEC'D WAS UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITALS, MONITOR WAS SHOWING V-FIB. SHE WAS PLACED ON THE THUMPER AND C.P.R. CONTINUED AS SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON HER ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 2:15 A.M., SHE WAS WITHOUT CHANGE IN CONDITION. RESUSCITATION EFFORTS WERE CONTINUED, HOWEVER TO NO AVAIL AND SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 2:20 A.M.. ACCORDING TO HER BOYFRIEND, THE DECEASED HAD NO DOCUMENTED MEDICAL HISTORY, HOWEVER WHEN HE MET HER THREE YEARS AGO, SHE STATED SHE HAD HEART DISEASE AND WAS TAKING NITRO PILLS. HE STATES HE NEVER SAW HER GO TO A DOCTOR AND SHE HAS NEVER BEEN HOSPITALIZED. TO HIS KNOWLEDGE, SHE HAS ONLY TAKEN THE NITRO PILLS TWICE SINCE HE'S KNOWN HER. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION AND INFORMATION OBTAINED BY MEDICAL RECORDS, ON OCTOBER 1, 1996 DECEASED WAS FOUND BY A NEIGHBOR SITTING ON THE FLOOR OF HER RESIDENCE. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HER SEMI-CONSCIOUS, PALE IN COLOR, COOL AND CLAMY. BLOOD PRESSURE: 130/PALP, PULSE: 64. SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO MT. SINAI MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL, BLOOD PRESSURE: 209/86, PULSE: 52, RESPIRATIONS: 18. SHE WAS UNRESPONSIVE TO VERBAL COMMANDS AND MOVED EXTREMITIES TO DEEP PAIN ONLY. A CT SCAN OF HEAD SHOWED A MASSIVE SUBARACHNOID HEMORRHAGE PREDOMINANTLY IN POSTERIOR FOSSA WITH RIGHT CEREBELLAR HEMISPHERE HEMORRHAGE . HER PROGNOSIS WERE GRAVE - SHE BECAME HYPOTENSIVE AND WAS NOT A CANDIDATE FOR SURGERY. FAMILY MEMBERS AGREED TO NO HEROIC MEASURES. SHE WAS PROVIDED WITH COMFORT UNTIL HER EXPIRATION AT 11:07 P.M..|LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE BY HER SON ON OCTOBER 2, 1996 ABT. 3:30 A.M. AND SHE WAS WATCHING TELEVISION IN HER BEDROOM DURING THAT TIME. A FEW HOURS LATER, HER MOTHER HEARD A "THUD" SOUND AND FOUND HER LYING ON THE BEDROOM FLOOR. POLICE AND FIRE RESCUE WERE SUMMONED AND FOUND HER EXPIRED LYING PRONE WITH HER HEAD RESTING NEAR A BOWL WITH AN UNKNOWN RED FLUID INSIDE. DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF ALCOHOLISM AND HAD BEEN TREATED IN THE PAST AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. SHE WAS NOT CURRENTLY UNDER A DOCTORS' CARE BUT WAS TAKING MEDICATIONS. MEDICAL HISTORY TO BE OBTAINED. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THIS OFFICE INCLUDED: RELAFEN. ***** AMENDED 12/19/1996 GDS ***** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON OCTOBER 2,1996 EARLY A.M., THE DECEASED WAS BEING HELPED TO THE BATHROOM DUE TO HIS MEDICAL CONDITION, WHEN HE COLLAPSED. WIFE AND DAUGHTER BEGAN MOUTH TO MOUTH RESUSCITATION AND CALLED RESCUE. FRU FOUND HIM IN VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. CPR WAS INITIATED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA KENDALL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 3:14 AM., UNRESPONSIVE, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, IN ASYSTOLE. WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 3:15 AM. . HE REPORTEDLY SUFFERED FROM A HEART CONDITION AND HAD A PACEMAKER. HIS PHYSICIAN, DR. THAIS GRANADOS, 444-6441 WAS OUT OF TOWN AND COVERING DOCTOR DID NOT KNOW THE DECEASED. . THE OFFICE OF DR. GRANADOS WAS LATER CONTACTED AND IT WAS ASCERTAINED THAT THE DECEASED WAS UNDER HER CARE. WAS LAST SEEN ON SEPTEMBER 25,1996. DIAGNOSES: CARDIOMYOPATHY, CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, HEMATURIA, STATUS POST CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT, ACUTE BRONCHITIS, RECENT PACEMAKER IMPLANT. OTHER DIAGNOSIS: CEREBRAL ATHEROSCLEROSIS, AND CHRONIC ISCHEMIA. WAS ON: LANOXIN, CARDURA, VASOTEC, DEPONID, RISTARDAL, LASIX, AND CIPRO.OLVAL] ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON OCTOBER 3, 1996 DECEASED WAS FOUND BY HIS WIFE UNRESPONSIVE AT HIS RESIDENCE. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, UNRESPONSIVE, INTUBATED AND ON THUMPER. HE WAS WITHOUT A PULSE OR RESPIRATION AND IN FULL CARDIAC ARREST. ADVANCED CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED AND CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 5:45 P.M.. DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE AND MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. HE HAD BEEN TREATED IN THE PAST AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON OCT. 2, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS AT WORK LAYING METAL DECKS ON THE METAL FRAME ON THE ROOF OF A BUILDING AT 9950 NW 17TH STREET WHICH IS STILL UNDER CONSTRUCTION. HE STARTED WORK AT APPROXIMATELY 7:40 AM AND ABOUT 9:35 AM HE WAS FOUND ON THE CONCRETE FLOOR DIRECTLY BENEATH THE AREA OF ROOF IN WHICH HE WAS WORKING. SCUFF MARKS FROM HIS BOOTS WERE NOTED ON THE EDGE OF THE METAL DECK THAT HE WAS INSTALLING. IT APPEARED HE FELL THROUGH THE OPEN AREA OF THE ROOF WHICH IS LOCATED IN THE FRONT OF THE METAL DECK HE WAS INSTALLING. ALTHOUGH THERE WERE SEVERAL OTHER WORKERS ON THE SCENE, NO ONE WITNESSED THE FALL. THE DECEASED WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. HE ARRIVED IN THE E/R INTUBATED WITH SPONTANEOUS RESPIRATION, BUT NO MOVEMENT. HE WAS ALSO FOUND TO BE HYPOTENSIVE WITH TACHYCARDIA. HE WAS ASSESSED WITH RIGHT HEAD LACERATION, BILATERAL EYE ECCYMOSIS, SWOLLEN BILATERAL NOSE WITH SEVERE BLEEDING AND BILATERAL WRISTS DEFORMITY. PELVIC AND CHEST X-RAYS REVEALED NO FRACTURES, BUT SHOWED PULMONARY EDEMA. BEFORE CT BRAIN SCAN COULD BE COMPLETED HE DIED AT 11:25 AM. POSSIBLY FROM MASSIVE HEMORRHAGE DUE TO CLOSED HEAD INJURY. *THE DECEASED WAS LEGALLY IDENTIFIED BY A FRIEND AFTER VIEWING THE DECEASED ON A CLOSED CIRCUIT TELEVISION MONITOR.*CLVALQ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUG. 17, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS A PEDESTRIAN INVOLVED IN A MOTOR VEHICLE COLLISION IN WHICH A VEHICLE BACKED INTO HER KNOCKING HER TO THE GROUND. SHE STRUCK HER HEAD AND SUSTAINED A LARGE HEMATOMA. SHE WAS TREATED AT MOUNT SINAI MEDICAL AND DISCHARGED ON AUG. 19, 1996 WITH THE DIAGNOSIS OF CLOSED HEAD TRAUMA SECONDARY TO MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT WITH LARGE, RIGHT OCCIPITAL HEMATOMA; POSSIBLE, BUT APPARENTLY NO COMPATIBLE WITH SUBARACHNOID HEMORRHAGE; POST CONCUSSION ENCEPHALOPATHY; CHRONIC ATRIAL FIBRILLATION; CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, ATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE; HISTORY OF IRON DEFICIENCY ANEMIA AND STATUS POST PACEMAKER FOR SICK SINUS SYNDROME. SHE WAS FOUND DEAD AT HOME ON SEPT. 30, 1996 BY FIRE RESCUE ABOUT 2:15 AM. SHE HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF HEART DISEASE WAS ALSO TREATED AT MOUNT SINAI MEDICAL CENTER IN THE PAST. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL RECORDS, DECEASED HAD BEEN EXPERIENCING VOMITTING, DIARRHEA AND FEVER FOR THE PAST FIVE DAYS. ON SEPTEMBER 29, 1996 SHE WAS TAKEN TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM WHERE SHE ARRIVED COMPLAINING OF A DRY/SORE THROAT. BLOOD PRESSURE: 91/42, PULSE: 123, RESPIRATIONS: 20. SHE WAS TAKEN TO ADOLESCENT MEDICINE WITH A PRELIMENARY DIAGNOSIS OF ANEMIA, THROMBOCYTOPENIA. SHE WAS IN NO ACUTE DISTRESS, ALERT AND COOPERATIVE. SHE BEGAN EXPERIENCING CHEST PAINS AND DYSPNEA. AN ECHOCARDIOGRAM SHOWED RIGHT BUNDLE BRANCH BLOCK, SINUS RHYTHM. SHE WAS ADMINISTERED MEDICATIONS AND NOTED TO HAVE AN EJECTION FRACTION OF 35%. INTUBATION WAS DONE AND HER CARDIAC RHYTHM CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE, SHE WENT INTO VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION AND HAD PULSELESS ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY. CPR CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 12:55 P.M. DECEASED WAS BORN AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AND HAD NO KNOWN MEDICAL PROBLEMS. *** REFILED ON OCTOBER 27, 1996 *** BAR**LVAL) ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON OCTOBER 3, 1996 ABT. 1:00 P.M., THE DECEASED APPROACHED A FRIEND IN THE PARKING LOT OF HER BUILDING COMPLEX AND COMPLAINED OF DIFFICULTY BREATHING. SHE WAS TAKEN TO SMH HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL WHERE SHE COMPLAINED OF VOMITTING BLOOD, CHEST AND BACK PAINS SINCE EARLIER THAT MORNING. BLOOD PRESSURE: 73/29, RESPIRATIONS: 32. I.V.'S WERE STARTED AND AN ATTEMPT TO INTUBATE WAS MADE BUT UNSUCCESSFUL BECAUSE OF DECEASED'S EXTREME AGITATION. SHE SUDDENLY DEVELOPED BRADYCARDIA AND WAS BLEEDING PROFUSELY FROM THE MOUTH. AFTER SEVERAL ATTEMPTS AN ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE WAS PLACED. SHE CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE - WENT INTO ASYSTOLE RHYTHM. MEDICATIONS WERE ADMINISTERED AND SHE WAS DEFIBRILLATED SEVERAL TIMES BUT TO NO AVAIL, SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE TO TREATMENT AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 3:24 P.M.. DECEASED HAD BEEN TREATED IN THE PAST AT C.A.C CLINIC AND HAD A HISTORY OF ALCOHOL ABUSE, TUBERCULOSIS 1994. SHE WAS LAST SEEN IN THE URGENT CARE CENTER 9/96 WITH A FUNGAL SKIN INFECTION. DIAGNOSIS WERE MILD ANEMIA, MILD ALCOHOLIC HEPATITIS. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THIS OFFICE INCLUDED: B-COMPLEX, MOTRIN AND FOLIC ACID. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON OCT. 3, 1996 ABOUT 12:50 PM THE DECEDENT'S SON RESPONDED TO HER RESIDENCE TO LEAVE HER MEDICARE CHECK. THE DOORS WERE LOCKED. AFTER MAKING ENTRY HE FOUND THE DECEASED IN THE BATHROOM. SHE HAD COLLAPSED WHILE SITTING ON THE TOILET AND STRUCK THE BACK OF HER HEAD ON THE SINK AND FLOOR. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HER DEAD. THE DECEASED WAS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. TAMAYO (445-9351) FOR CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, DIABETES MELLITUS TYPE I, HYPERTENSION, CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE, CARDIAC ARRYTHMIA, ISCHEMIC CARDIOMYOPATHY AND STATUS POST PACEMAKER. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: PROSOM, TRENTAL, SYNTHROID, TRAZODONE, KLONOPIN, CLORAZ/DIPO, RISPERDAL, ISMO, CARBI/LEVOD, NITROSTAT AND CROLOM.LVAL\. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS RETIRED, BUT KEPT ACTIVE DOING ODD JOBS. ON OCT. 4, 1996 HE LEFT HOME EARLY THAT MORNING AND RETURNED AROUND 11:00 AM. HE TOLD HIS WIFE HE DIDN'T FEEL WELL AND WANTED TO LIE DOWN. SHE NOTICED HE LOOKED PALE AND WEAK. SHE OFFERED TO CALL FIRE RESCUE, BUT HE REFUSED. AT 1:00 PM SHE WENT TO CHECK ON HIM AND FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE. SHE CALLED FIRE RESCUE AND THEY PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD UPON ARRIVAL. ACCORDING TO HIS WIFE OF 29 YEARS THE DECEASED HAD NOT BEEN TREATED BY A DOCTOR SINCE HE WAS 25 YEARS OLD BACK IN CUBA. HE ONLY COMPLAINED OF STOMACH PAIN ON OCCASION. ACCORDING TO INITIAL INFORMATION RECEIVED: OCTOBER 3, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS IN AN UNKNOWN AREA OF BROWARD COUNTY WHERE HE WAS APPARENTLY STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. HE EXPIRED ON THE SCENE. THE REMAINS WERE BROUGHT TO THIS OFFICE FROM BROWARD MEDICAL EXAMINER'S FOR BONE AND TISSUE HARVESTING ONLY. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS VISITING MIAMI, FLORIDA FROM NORWAY AND WAS HERE FOR THE PURPOSES OF A CRUISE. SHE HAD BEEN TREATED IN THE PAST FOR HYPERTENSION AND HEART PROBLEMS. POLICE INVESTIGATION ALSO NOTED A HISTORY OF COLON CANCER WITH METASTESES TO THE LIVER. SEPTEMBER 30, 1996 MIAMI FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED TO THE EVERGLADES HOTEL AFTER THE DEC'D COMPLAINED OF CHEST PAINS FOR ONE HOUR. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL DEC'D WAS ALERT AND RESPONSIVE AND WAS REPORTED TO HAVE OBTAINED MODERATE RELIEF AFTER INITIAL TREATMENT. SHE WAS THEN TRANSPORTED TO MERCY HOSPITAL. UPON HER ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM, SHE WAS ADMITTED INTO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT AND DIAGNOSED WITH UNSTABLE ANGINA AND SUSPECTED ACUTE ABDOMEN. HER CONDITION DETERIORATED AND SHE BECAME UNRESPONSIVE. OCTOBER 3, 1996 SHE WAS NOTED WITH NO VITALS, PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED. SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 9:00 P.M..LVAL* ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON OCTOBER 4, 1996 A SECURITY GUARD AT THE MARRIOT HOTEL RECIEVED A CALL FROM THE MIAMI HERALD OFFICE STATING THAT A BODY APPEARED TO BE FLOATING IN THE WATER. THE GUARD WENT TO CHECK THE LOCATION AND FOUND THE DECEASED IN THE WATER. POLICE DIVERS RESPONDED AND REMOVED HIM FROM THE WATER. HE HAD NO VISIBLE TRAUMA OTHER THAN MARINE LIFE AND WAS WITHOUT ANY IDENTIFICATION. ***DECEASED WAS IDENTIFIED BY FINGERPRINTS THROUGH METRO DADE POLICE DEPT. I.D.# 596896.*** *** REFILED ON OCTOBER 29, 1996 *** BAR** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED SUFFERED FROM BIPOLAR DISORDER, CHRONIC DEPRESSION, SCHIZOPHRENIA, EPILEPSY, EMPHYSEMA AND BACK PAIN. HE WAS SEEN BY DR'S PEDEH AND SCWARTZ. THE DECEASED HAD BEEN PRESCRIBED NUMEROUS MEDICATIONS WHICH ACCORDING TO HIS ROOMMATE, HE ABUSED BY TAKING IN EXCESS REGULARLY. THE DEC'D HAD A PREVIOUS EPISODE IN WHICH HE ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BY JUMPING FROM THE ROOF OF A FOUR STORY BUILDING. HE SUFFERED BACK INJURIES. HIS FATHER ALSO REPORTEDLY KILLED HIMSELF. OCTOBER 3, 1996 AT APPROX 8:30 P.M. HE WAS IN THE KITCHEN COMPLAINING OF BEING STIFF DUE TO BACK PAIN. HE WAS OVER-MEDICATED AND "OUT OF IT". HE STUMBLED ABOUT AND KNOCKED OVER PAPERS IN THE KITCHEN. AT APPROX 9:00 P.M. HE WAS TALKING ON THE TELEPHONE WITH FRIENDS AT WHICH TIME HIS ROOMMATE WENT TO BED. OCTOBER 4, 1996 AT 7:40 A.M. HIS ROOMMATE DISCOVERED HIM UNRESPONSIVE IN BED LYING FACE DOWN. HE TURNED HIM OVER AND SUMMONED FIRE-RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HIM D.O.A.. SCENE OBSERVATIONS: THERE WAS NO EVIDENCE OF A SUICIDE NOTE OR FOUL PLAY. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED INCLUDE: B-COMPLEX, FIORICET, THORAZINE, PROCHLORPERAZINE, FLURAZEPAM, CHLORZOXAZONE, CARBAMAZEPINE, AXID, LOPERAMIDE, DIAZEPAM, NEURONTIN, PROPOXY, HYDROXYZINE, EFFEXOR AND TRIHEXYPHENIDYL. ** REFILE 1/17/97 GDS ***LVAL"( ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS AN INMATE AT THE FEDERAL CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTE SINCE 1992 FOR NARCOTIC VIOLATION. ON OCTOBER 4, 1996 HE COMPLAINED OF BURNING FROM THE EPIGASTRIC AND THROAT AREA RADIATING TO BOTH ARMS. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO DEERING HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, BLOOD PRESSURE: 162/102, PULSE: 121, RESPIRATIONS: 20. HE STATED THAT HE HAD BEEN EXPERIENCING THE PAIN FOR THE PAST TEN DAYS AND IT HAD WORSENED TODAY. AN EKG SHOWED SINUS RHYTHM WITH TACHYCARDIA. HE WAS GIVEN CARDIAC MEDICATIONS AND ADMITTED WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF MYOCARDIAL INFACTION, ANTERIOR WALL, CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE DUE TO HYPERTENSIVE HEART FAILURE. HIS CONDITION BEGAN TO DETERIORATE, HE BECAME DIAPHORETIC AND HAD A DECREASED BLOOD PRESSURE (93/56) AND CONTINUED COMPLAINING OF SEVERE CHEST PAIN. HE WENT INTO VENTRICULAR TACHYCARDIA THEN ASYSTOLIC. CPR BEGAN AND BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 10:59 P.M.. DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION AND MEDICAL RECORDS, ON OCTOBER 4, 1996 FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED TO THE ABOVE LOCATION AND FOUND THE DECEASED LYING IN AN ABANDONED VEHICLE. HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE, CYANOTIC AND HAD NO OBTAINABLE PULSE OR BLOOD PRESSURE. AN EKG SHOWED 3RD VENTRICLE BLOCK. HE WAS PLACED ON PACER AND I.V.'S STARTED. HOWEVER, HE WENT INTO SINUS TACHYCARDIA AND WAS TRANSPORTED TO SHM HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, WITH ALTERED MENTAL STATUS AND IN SINUS RHYTHM. BLOOD PRESSURE: 165/90, PULSE: 120, RESPIRATIONS: 24. EXTERNAL PACER WAS WITHOUT CAPTURE. HE DEVELOPED ASYSTOLE RHYTHM AND MEDICATIONS WERE ADMINISTERED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 7:53 P.M..%LVAL3 ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON OCT. 2, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE ON THE FLOOR OF HER HOME WITH TRAUMA TO THE LEFT SIDE OF HER HEAD AND WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA MIAMI HEART INSTITUTE BY FIRE RESCUE. ACCORDING TO HOSPITAL RECORDS, THE DECEASED REQUIRED URGENT ENDOTRACHEAL INTUBATION AND PLACED ON VENTILATOR. A CT BRAIN SCAN REVEALED A LARGE SUBDURAL HEMATOMA. SHE WAS COMATOSE AND REMAINED SO DURING THE COURSE OF HER HOSPITALIZATION. THE DECEASED HAD A LIVING WILL, MAKING HER A DO NOT RESUSCITATE PATIENT, AND ALONG WITH HER ADVANCED AGE, SURGERY WAS NOT RECOMMENDED. SHE WAS THEN RECOMMENDED FOR HOSPICE CARE. HOWEVER, ON OCT. 5, 1996 ABOUT 1:56 AM SHE LOST ALL VITAL SIGNS AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. THE DECEASED WAS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. SHEIB (674-3088) WITH A HISTORY OF CHRONIC ATRIAL DYSRHYTMIAS WITH ATRIAL FIBRILLATION. HE HAD PRESCRIBED COUMADIN AND LANOXIN. IN JAN. 96 SHE HAD AN ACUTE CEREBRAL EVENT AND RECURRENT TRANSIENT ISCHEMIC ATTACKS RECENTLY. DR. SHCEIB FURTHER ADVISED THAT THE DECEASED WAS REACHING FOR A GLASS OF WATER WHEN SHE FELL OUT OF BED AND THERE WAS NO FOUL PLAY INVOLVED. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS INCARCERATED ON JULY 6, 1996 FOR AGGRAVATED ASSAULT AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. ON SEPTEMBER 11, 1996 HE WAS TAKEN TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WARD -D COMPLAINING OF LEFT HIP PAIN. HE WAS ADMITTED INTO THE HOSPITAL WITH AN IMPRESSION OF CHRONIC OSTEOMYELITIS VS. CANCER TUMOR, H.I.V. +. A BIOSPY OF LEFT ILIAC WING WAS DONE AND DIAGNOSED AS OSTEOMYELITIS. A BONE MARROW BIOSPY WAS ALSO DONE AND SHOWED NECROTIC MATERIAL- POSSIBLY LYMPHOID. A CT SCAN OF ABDOMEN SHOWED MULTIPLE HYPOTENSE LIVER LESIONS, LEFT LONG BONE MODULE AND DESTRUCTION OF LEFT ILIAC WING. ON OCTOBER 5, 1996 HE WAS FOUND KNEELING ON THE FLOOR WITH NO HEART BEAT, NO RESPIRATIONS. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 4:10 A.M.. **** AMENDED ON NOVEMBER 13,1996 -- BAR ****LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON OCT. 5, 1996 ABOUT 12:30 PM THE FAMILY OF DECEASED FOUND HIM LYING IN BED UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE ARRIVED AND PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD. HE HAD A HISTORY OF HEART DISEASE AND DIABETES AND WAS TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (MR# 1357519). MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: CIMETIDINE, FLUCONAZOLE, NORTRIPTYLINE, PIROXICAM, NAPROXEN, PANCRELIPASE, RANITIDINE, DIPHENHYDRAMINE, ISOSORBIDE AND SIMETHICONE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS A RESIDENT AT JACKSON MANOR NURSING HOME WHERE SHE WAS ADMITTED ON OCTOBER 4,1996 WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF SEPSIS AND PNEUMONIA. ON OCTOBER 5,1996 SHE REPORTEDLY SUFFERED A CARDIAC ARREST AT THE NURSING HOME. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON ARRIVAL FOUND THE DECEASED IN ASYSTOLE. CPR WAS INITIATED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 9:29 AM, INTUBATED, ON THUMPER, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED. WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 9:31 A.M. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON SEPTEMBER 3, 1996 AT 6:00 AM., THE DECEASED WAS A => PEDESTRIAN <= WHO WAS CROSSING SW 112TH AVENUE (SR-989) FROM WEST TO EAST AT THE INTERSECTION OF SW 216TH STREET. AS SHE ENTERED THE NORTHBOUND LANES OF SW 112TH AVENUE (SR-989), SHE WAS STRUCK BY A NORTHBOUND VEHICLE. SHE WAS STRUCK ON THE RIGHT SIDE BY THE RIGHT FRONT OF THE VEHICLE. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED THE DECEASED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (705-14-18) WHERE SHE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT LVALy ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS VISITING FROM CALIFORNIA FOR THE PAST TWO MONTHS. ON OCT. 4, 1996 SHE WAS TAKEN TO MERCY HOSPITAL'S EMERGENCY ROOM BY HER BROTHER-IN-LAW AFTER COMPLAINING OF VOMITING, STOMACH AND BACK PAIN. SHE WAS RELEASED AROUND 2:00 AM, OCT. 5, 1996. AT 8:30 AM SHE RETURNED WITH THE SAME SYMPTOMS AND ALSO BLOODY DIARRHEA. SHE WAS COOPERATIVE, BUT MOANING CONSTANTLY. HER BLOOD PRESSURE WAS 94/60, PULSE 96, RESPIRATION 24 AND TEMP. 97.9. AT 10:42 AM SHE RETURNED FROM X-RAY AND WAS UNRESPONSIVE. CPR WAS INITIATED AND SHE WAS INTUBATED. SHE REGAINED AN IRREGULAR PAPABLE PULSE, BUT IT FADED IN AND OUT. AT 12:35 PM SHE BECAME PULSELESS AGAIN AND CPR WAS REINSTATED, BUT TO NO AVAIL AND SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 1:05PM. HISTORY OF STATUS POST SPLENECTOMY AND QUIT SMOKING SEVERAL YEARS AGO. THE FAMILY ALSO ADVISED SHE HAD HISTORY OF PSYCHIATRIC AND NERVE PROBLEMS. THE DECEASED WAS ALSO TREATED BY DR. BRENNEISEN (213-977-1214) IN LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA FOR CHRONIC IDIOPATHIC THROMBOCYTOPENIA PROPORA SINCE 1975, ALSO FIBROCITIS, STATUS POST HYSTERECTOMY AND SPLENECTOMY. *** REFILED ON OCTOBER 29, 1996 *** BAR ** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON OCT. 5, 1996 THE DECEDENT'S AUNT LAST HEARD FROM HIM ABOUT 8:00 AM. THE DECEASED COMPLAINED ABOUT ABDOMINAL PAIN AND VOMITING AT THAT TIME. HE STATED HE WAS GOING TO CALL THE VETERAN HOSPITAL TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT. HIS AUNT TRIED TO REACH HIM AGAIN WITHOUT SUCCESS AND SHE CALLED THE BUILDING'S SECURITY GUARD. THE GUARD ENTERED THE APARTMENT WITH A PASS KEY AND FOUND THE DECEASED DEAD LYING FACE DOWN ON THE BEDROOM FLOOR. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: GLYBURIDE, SIMETHICONE, DOCUSATE, IBUPROFEN, DOXYCYCLINE, LEVOTHYROXINE, FLUVASTATIN, COTRIMOXAZOLE, SYNTHROID, FLEXERIL AND MOTRIN. LVALX ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON OCT. 5, 1996 ABOUT 5:50 PM THE DECEASED WAS WALKING ACROSS THE STREET AT THE CORNER OF SW 5TH AVENUE & 5TH STREET WHEN HE WAS STRUCK BY A RED CAMARO. THE VEHICLE WAS FLEEING FROM MIAMI POLICE OFFICERS FOLLOWING A DOMESTIC VIOLENCE INCIDENT. THE DECEASED DIED ON THE SCENE. AFTER THE IMPACT THE DRIVER OF THE VEHICLE GOT OUT AND FLED ON FOOT, BUT WAS LATER APPREHENDED. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON OCT. 5, 1996 AT 1:20 AM THE DECEASED WAS THE DRIVER OF A VEHICLE THAT CRASHED INTO ANOTHER VEHICLE AT NW 27TH AVENUE & 199TH STREET. THE DECEASED DID NOT APPEAR TO HAVE AND DID NOT COMPLAIN OF ANY INJURIES. HOWEVER, FIRE RESCUE DID RESPOND. THE DECEASED SMELLED OF ALCOHOL, BUT REFUSED A ROADSIDE TEST. FLORIDA HIGHWAY PATROL WAS THE AGENCY ON THE SCENE AND THE DECEASED WAS PLACED UNDER ARREST FOR DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE. HE WAS INCARCERATED AT THE TURNER GUILLFORD KNIGHT CORRECTIONAL CENTER. HE WAS PLACED IN THE INFIRMARY AND ABOUT 1:30 PM HE COMPLAINED OF WEAKNESS, FATIGUE, AND LIGHTHEADEDNESS THEN ASKED TO GO TO THE BATHROOM. THE INFIRMARY'S NURSE HER A NOISE IN THE BATHROOM AND FOUND THE DECEASED HAD COLLAPSED TO THE FLOOR. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM IN FULL CARDIAC ARREST, BUT WITH CPR IN PROGRESS. HE WAS INTUBATED, DEFIBRILLATED SEVERAL TIMES AND WAS PACED WITHOUT CAPTURE EN ROUTE TO PAN AMERICAN HOSPITAL. HIS RHYTHM ALTERNATED BETWEEN V-FIB AND ASYSTOLE, BUT REMAINED ASYSTOLIC UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL. HE WAS DEFIBRILLATED SIX TIMES WITHOUT SUCCESS AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 2:30 PM. LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON OCTOBER 5,1996 P.M., THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS A PASSENGER IN A VEHICLE BEING DRIVEN BY HER HUSBAND. AS HE WAS DRIVING IN THE APARTMENT BUILDING PARKING LOT, THE DECEASED STATED " I FEEL TERRIBLE " , THEN COLLAPSED. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND HER EXPIRED. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND OBSERVED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. ATTEMPTS TO CONTACT HER PHYSICAN WERE UNSUCCESSFUL. SHE REPORTEDLY HAD HISTORY OF HEART DISEASE AND HAD BEEN TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL IN THE PAST. . JMH PATIENT # 068-35-36. LAST ADMITTED ON MARCH 8,1996 TO MARCH 21, 1996. DISCHARGE DIAGNOSIS: CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE. INSULIN REQUIRING DIABETES MELLITUS. HYPERTENSION. CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE. STATUS POST MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. ALSO: PAST HISTORY OF ASTHMA, HYPERCHOLESTEROLEMIA, BREAST CARCINOMA DIAGNOSED IN 1969. MEDICATIONS: METALOZONE, NPH INSULIN, DIGOXIN, BACTRIM, MONOPRIL, ECOTRIN, LASIX. LVAL3hc@\xHp8HYPERTENSION. CONT. CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUS, OBESITY.Lymphoma Associated with AIDS. cont.cause: Blunt TraumaACUTE POLYDRUG TOXICITY (HEROIN, COCAINE, HYDROCODONE, DIPHENHYDRAMINE, BENZODIAZEPINES)STAPHYLOCOCCALSEPSIS DUE TO: CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE. DUE TO: HYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASE AND DIABETES MELLITUS. CONT. CAUSE: C-2 FRACTURE.CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE DUE TO: ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASEATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE, HYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASE. PENDING POLICE INVESTIGATION (DECEMBER 9, 1996)HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE. CONTRIB: CHRONIC ETHANOLISMATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASEATHEROSCLEROTIC AND HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: CIRRHOSIS OF LIVERDrowning. cont.cause : substance abuse ( ethanol and cocaine)CORONARY ARTERIOSCLEROSIS. CONT.CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUS.Mitral and tricuspid valve prolapse. Due to: Myxoid heart disease.ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEPULMONARY THROMBOEMBOLI. DUE TO: PHLEBOTHROMBOSIS.EXSANGUINATION. DUE TO: RUPTURED ATHEROSCLEROTIC AORTA. CONT. CAUSE: HYPERTENSION.ACUTE CARDIAC TAMPONADE. DUE TO: RUPTURED ANEURYSM OF THE ASCENDING THORACIC AORTA.HYPERTENSION AND SEIZURE DISORDERHYPERTENSION. CONT. CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUS, OBESITY.SUBDURAL HEMATOMA. DUE TO: BLUNT TRAUMA. CONT. CAUSE: HYPERTENSIVE INTRACEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE, ATHEROSCLEROSIS.ATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: EARLY PNEUMONIA, CHRONIC ETHANOLISM.ATHEROSCLEROTIC AND HYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE, DIABETES MELLITUS.6LVALD ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON OCTOBER 5, 1996 AT 8:55 PM., THE DECEASED WAS REPORTEDLY A > DRIVER < IN A 1991 HONDA 4 DOOR NORTHBOUND ON NW 72ND AVENUE. FOR UNKNOWN REASONS, THE DECEASED LEFT THE ROADWAY AND MOUNTED THE EASTSIDE CURB. THE VEHICLE TRAVELLED ACROSS THE SIDEWALK ONTO THE GRASS, THEN BEGAN TRAVELING NORTH PARALLEL TO N.W. 72ND AVENUE, STRIKING A CONSTRUCTION SIGN THEN AN UTILITY POLE. POLICE ON THE SCENE DID NOT OBSERVE ANY SIGNS OF PRE-IMPACT BRAKING OR EVASIVE ACTION. . FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED THE DECEASED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, WHERE SHE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 9:42 PM., UNRESPONSIVE, ASYSTOLIC, WITH NO PULSE, CPR IN PROGRESS, WITH MULTIPLE INJURIES. A THORACOTOMY WAS PERFORMED AND INTERNAL CARDIC MASSAGE GIVEN. ALL RESUSCITATION EFFORTS PROVED FUTILE, WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 9:57 PM. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON OCTOBER 3,1996 THE DECEASED CHECKED IN A HOTEL LOCATED AT 55 SO.FLAGLER AVENUE, IN HOMESTEAD. SAID THAT HE WAS GOING TO STAY THERE UNTIL ANOTHER APARTMENT IN THE AREA WAS READY. AT THAT TIME THE DECEASED WAS INTOXICATED AND HAD DIFFICULTY GETTING TO HIS ROOM. ON OCTOBER 5,1996 AT 5:45 PM., HE WAS FOUND EXPIRED IN HIS HOTEL ROOM. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. IT APPEARED THAT HE WAS PUTTING HIS PANTS ON WHEN HE COLLAPSED. SEVERAL CONTAINERS OF MEDICATION WHICH INCLUDED: LANOXIN, COUMADIN, FUROSEMIDE, CHLORDIAZEPOXIDE, AND ACCUPRIL WERE FOUND ON THE SCENE AND SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT. . DR. F. WAXMAN 9954) 704-1828, WAS LATER CONTACTED AND ADVISED THAT HE HAD TREATED THE DECEASED FOR ABOUT TWO YEARS, BUT HAD NOT SEEN IN FOR ABOUT SIX WEEKS. HE HAD A DIAGNOSIS OF CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, CHRONIC ALCOHOLISM, VENTRICULAR ARRHYTHMIA, BIPOLAR MANIC DEPRESSION. HAD BEEN HOSPITALIZED RECENTLY AT NORTH RIDGE HOSPITAL, FOR CARDIAC PROBLEMS.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY LIVED ALONE IN A SINGLE FAMILY HOME. HIS DAUGHTER VISITED HIM ON A DAILY BASIS AND LAST SAW HIM ALIVE ON OCTOBER 4,1996 AT 8:00 PM. AT THAT TIME THE DECEASED WAS COMPLAINED OF SEVERE HEAD ACHE, WHICH WAS UNUSUAL FOR HIM. ON OCTOBER 5,1996 AT 9:30 PM., THE DAUGHTER RETURNED TO CHECK ON THE DECEASED AND FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE, LYING SUPINE ON LIVING ROOM FLOOR, APPARENTLY EXPIRED. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON RESPONDING CONFIRMED EXPIRATION. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH MINOR INJURY TO HIS LIP WITH MINIMAL AMOUNT OF BLOOD. HIS EYEGLASSES WERE ABOUT TEN FEET AWAY FROM HIM AS IF THROWN TO THE FLOOR, AND HIS SLIPPERS WERE ABOUT SIX FEET AWAY ON THREE STEPS TOWARDS THE HALLWAY. A SMALL AMOUNT OF BLOOD STAIN WAS OBSERVED ON THE LEFT SIDE OF HIS MOUTH. ACCORDING TO HIS DAUGHTER, THE DECEASED WAS IN RELATIVELY GOOD HEALTH FOR HIS AGE, EXCEPT THAT HE SUFFERED FROM HYPERTENSION. SHE FURTHER STATED THAT THE DECEASED HAD ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BY OVERDOSE, IN MARCH 1996. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT CONSISTED OF: ALPRAZOLAM, AMBIEN, LANOXIN, LOTENSIN, AND PROZAC. . HE WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. RALPH FRANKEL,944-5566, WHO ADVISED THE DECEASED HAD HISTORY OF DEPRESSION, STATUS POST SUICIDE ATTEMPT BY OVERDOSE, CHRONIC DIARRHEA, ARTERIOSCLEROSIS, PSYCH PROBLEMS, CARDIOMEGALY. HAD RECENTLY BEEN AT PARKWAY HOSPITAL FOR AN HYPERVENTILATING EPISODE. . DAUGHTERS REQUESTED AN AUTOPSY.LVALV ** THIS IS A BONE/TISSUE CASE FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI, BROUGHT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT FOR BONE/TISSUE PROCUREMENT. ** . ACCORDING TO INFORMATION PROVIDE ON TISSUE BANK DONOR INFORMATION CARD, ON OCTOBER 5, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS TAKEN TO NAPLES COMMUNITY HOSPITAL, IN NAPLES, FLORIDA, WHERE HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 5:30 P.M. HIS WIFE AGREED TO BONE/TISSUE DONATION. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS EMPLOYED AT THE HAMPTON COURT NURSING HOME, AS A NURSES AIDE. ON OCTOBER 5K1996 P.M., SHE WAS AT WORK WHEN SHE COLLAPSED TO THE FLOOR. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED, AND UPON ARRIVAL FOUND HER IN VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION, CPR WAS INITIATED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO AMI PARWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, WHERE SHE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 8:37 PM., UNRESPONSIVE, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, CPR IN PROGRESS. RESUSCITATION EFFORTS WERE TERMINATED AT 8:50 PM., WHEN SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE HOSPITAL AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. SHE WAS SUFFERING FROM HYPERTENSION AND DIABETES AND WAS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. STANFORD KIMBELL 531-6755, WHO COULD NOT BE CONTACTED. . SHE WAS LAST ADMITTED TO MOUNT SINAI MEDICAL CENTER ON APRIL 25, 1996 TO APRIL 28,1996 FOR VAGINAL HISTERECTOMY A & P REPAIR FOR PELVIC RELAXATION. SHE UNDERWENT A TOTAL VAGINAL HYSTERECTOMY ANTERIOR AND POSTERIOR REPAIR. DISCHARGE DIAGNOSIS: PELVIC RELAXATION CYSTO/RECTOCELE. HYPERTENSION. NON-INSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETES MELLITUS. ARTHRITIS. WAS ON VASOTEC AND DIABENESE.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE AROUND MIDNIGHT ON OCTOBER 6, 1996. ABT. 7:00A.M., HIS MOTHER WOKE-UP AND FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE. SHE CALLED FIRE RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND UPON ARRIVAL, FOUND HIM IN CARDIAC ARREST, WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND EKG MONITOR SHOWING ASYSTOLE. EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE, WITH EKG MONITOR REMAINING IN ASYSTOLE. ADVANCE CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 8:00A.M., HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ON SEPTEMBER 23, 1996, HE WAS SEEN AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WITH AIRWAY CONGESTION, FEVER AND A COLD. ADMITTING DIAGNOSIS: PNEUMONIA.ALVALM ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED AND HIS WIFE WERE PASSENGERS ABOARD THE ROYAL CARIBBEAN CRUISE LINE VESSEL "MAJESTY OF THE SEAS". THEIR CRUISE BEGAN ON SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 29, 1996 AND WAS SCHEDULED TO RETURN ON OCTOBER 6, 1996. ACCORDING TO HIS WIFE, DURING THEIR CRUISE, HE MADE NO COMPLAINTS OF NOT FEELING WELL AND HE PARTICIPATED IN THE DAILY ACTIVITES. ON OCTOBER 3, 1996, THEY WERE AT THE CASINO ON THE SHIP AND HAD A MODERATE AMOUNT OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES. THEY RETURNED TO THEIR CABIN AND WENT TO SLEEP ABT. 10:30P.M. ABT. 2:00A.M., ON OCTOBER 4, 1996, SHE WAS AWAKENED BY A LOUD NOISE. SHE OBSERVED THE BATHROOM LIGHT ON INSIDE OF THEIR CABIN AND WHEN SHE WENT TO INVESTIGATE, SHE FOUND HIM LYING PRONE ON THE FLOOR UNRESPONSIVE AND BREATHING VERY RAPIDLY AND DEEPLY. VOMITUS WAS NOTED AND HE WAS VERY WARM TO TOUCH. SHE NOTIFIED THE SHIP'S MEDICAL STAFF WHO RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE, WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND IN CARDIAC ARREST. EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 2:45A.M., HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO HIS WIFE, HE WAS HEALTHY UNTIL JUNE OF 1996, WHEN HE WAS DIAGNOSED WTH HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE. HE HAD BEEN TREATED BY DR. JOHN GRIDLEY (941) 562-6550 AND HAS A HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION. HIS LAST VISIT WAS ON SEPTEMBER 26, 1996. AT THAT TIME, HIS B/P WAS 140/100, GLUCOSE 107. MEDICATION WAS TENORMIN 100MG, COZAR 50MG, ATENOLOL AND DYAZIDE.R `A@L@@`A@UUUUUU?`A@?A@96-2569FULLERWILLIEYRMBLACK1201 NW 61ST STREET #2 MIAMI, FLORIDA1202 NW 61ST STREET #2 MIAMI, FLORIDA1202 NW 61ST STREET #2 MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL#@ 2751462-V02DETECTIVE CARTER@Ψ\\WVTTNHA`A@=@@@`A@?`@@`A@96-2567RAMOSEDUARDOYRMWHITE7124 BAY DRIVE #2 MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - INPATIENTSTREETS OF MIAMI BEACHNATURAL.@503748-S01DETECTIVE HELLMAN@ž\\WVTTMHA`A@L@`A@qq?`A@96-2566WOODSHERBERT SIDNEYYRMBLACK3255 NW 50TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 3255 NW 50TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 3255 NW 50TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE.503650-S01ROMAGNI, T.@1%ߴcc^][[MHA `A@R@k@@A@qq?@A@`A@96-2565ZECKMANVINCENT ALEXANDERYRMWHITE19811 NORTHEAST 10TH PLACE NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FLA.19811 NORTHEAST 10TH PLACE NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA19811 NORTHEAST 10TH PLACE NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDANATURAL#@503132-S01DETECTIVE GOLDSTON@B6$"ћhhcb``OHA @A@L@@ A@qq? A@?`A@96-2564HARPESUMATRAYRFWHITE2494 SW 19TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAHARBOR VIEW HOSPITAL, INPATIENTHARBOR VIEW HOSPITAL, INPATIENTNATURALF@2741160-V02GONZALEZ, J.@ž\\WVTTMHA A@Q@W@ A@UUUUUU? A@?@A@96-2562QUINTANAROGELIO ROLANDOYRMHISPANIC 590 S.W. 7TH STREET, # 3, MIAMI, FLORIDA. FOUND: 590 S.W. 7TH STREET, # 3, MIAMI, FLORIDA. 590 SW 7TH STREET, # 3, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURAL'@2731601-V02DET. A. AROSTEGUI@0$˖jjba__PHA S.A@7@ @A@qq?A@88?A@96-2577TRUONGPHONG T.YRM 2190 NW 14TH STREET, DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL..........E/R 9950 NW 17TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALMULTIPLE TRAUMA505692-S01DET. J. C. HERNANDEZ6@ ѮYYYXVVNHAA@J@a@A@?A@A@96-2575BEAVERMORENEYRFWHITE799 N.W. 116TH TERRACE, MIAMI, FLA.799 N.W. 116TH TERRACE, MIAMI, FLA.799 N.W. 116TH TERRACE, MIAMI, FLA.NATURALCHRONIC ETHANOLISM505403-S01DET. MOORE@ Ȥ\\WVTTNHAA@@R@@A@UUUUUU?A@96-2573FAYATMANUEL FELIPEYRMHISPANIC9320 FOUNTAINBLEAU BLVD., # B-414, UNINC.DADE,MIAMI,FLORIDA. COLUMBIA KENDALL MEDICAL CENTER, EMERGENCY ROOM 9320 FOUNTAINBLEAU BLVD.,# B-414, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURAL8@ 505247-S01DET. GOLDSTONz@=1$"ӡee]\ZZMHA A@D@@A@98?A@A@96-2572EUSEBIOTHEA MARIEYRFWHITE501 NORTHEAST 29TH STREET #5 MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - EMERGENCY ROOM501 NORTHEAST 29TH STREET #5 MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL#@ 2761062-V02DETECTIVE HERRERA]@㷍aa\[YYOHAA@@V@D@`A@(}'}?`A@?A@96-2571GUINEAMARGOTYRFWHITE1610 LENOX AVENUE #510, MIAMI BEACH, FLA.MT. SINAI MEDICAL CENTER, E.R.1610 LENOX AVENUE #510, MIAMI BEACH, FLA.ACCIDENTALCRANIOCEREBRAL TRAUMA96-3336604OFC. REDRUELLOT@̣\\WVTTNHA`A@T@P@@@qq?A@96-2570TALENTINOMANTA LOUISEYRFWHITEJAMESPORT, MISSOURI4900 LYNCOTT DRIVE LANSING, MICHIGANBAPTIST HOSPITAL INPATIENTNATURALo@ @xe`_]]QHA'aYH(?A@3@A@?A@96-2587PRATTJOSEPHYRMWHITE15013 BRIGHTON LANE DAVIE, FLORIDAUNKNOWN BROWARD COUNTY AREAUNKNOWN BROWARD COUNTY AREAMISC%@08.@ĸ~[[VUSSMHA\A@S@ͼ@A@?@A@?A@96-2586KRISTENSENSOFIEYRFWHITE8470 BO1 VESTERALEN, NORWAYMERCY HOSPITAL - INPATIENTEVERGLADES HOTEL: 244 BISCAYNE BLVD MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALj@2771937-V02DETECTIVE DELATORRIENTE@ǔz__ZYWWRHAA@O@Q@A@?A@96-2585ZUNZUNEGUIMANUELYRMWHITE714 N.W. 20TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, E.R.714 N.W. 20TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL'@2771718-V02DET. GONZALEZm@¡``[ZXXRHAA@D@@@A@UUUUUU?A@?A@96-2584HARRISCONNIEYRFBLACK60 N.E. 9TH STREET #101, MIAMI, FLASMH HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL, E.R.60 N.E. 9TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL{@ 508064-S01DET. RIVERS@ü\\WVTTNHAA@@P@b@A@qq?A@A@96-2583RIVERAANTONIA CLAUDIAYRFWHITE1565 DREXEL AVENUE #2, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA1565 DREXEL AVENUE #2, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA1565 DREXEL AVENUE #2, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDANATURALCARDIOMYOPATHY96-3353904DET. MARRERO@)滐ee`_]]NHA A@@V@ @@A@?;@DDDDDD?A@96-2582CORDANSALLYYRFWHITE5700 COLLINS AVENUE # 10G, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA5700 COLLINS AVENUE #10G, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDASHERIDAN AVENUE AND 41ST STREET, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDANATURALCORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS96-2799104DET. WEBER@8," [[VUSSNHA A@(@@`A@88?A@96-2580DESORMEROODFUNDIAYRFBLACK835 N.W. 132ND STREET, MIAMI, FLA.JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, INPATIENT835 N.W. 132ND STREET, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL MYOCARDITIS ,@˨aa\[YYOHAl}yA@O@@A@PO?A@A@96-2595RODRIGUEZJAIMEYRMWHITECOLUMBIA DEERING HOSPITAL, E.R.JAIL: 15801 S.W. 137TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL7@510527-S01DET. POITIER@û}^^^YXVVQHAA@P@)@A@.؂-؂?A@?A@96-2594BOMMARITORALPHREMAINS, UNKNOWNYRMWHITEHOMELESSSMH HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL, E.R.244 S.W. 6TH AVENUE, HOMESTEAD, FLA.NATURAL&@510336-S01DET. POITIER@ʾvnnihfVQHAA@0@@@A@88?A@88?A@96-2592WILSONNAKIA CHARLTONYRMBLACK290 NW 186TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANW 187TH STREET & 3RD AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDANW 187TH STREET & 3RD AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALMULTIPLE BLUNT FORCE INJURIES509663-S01DET. BUCHANANw@5)߳dd_^\\NHA A@U@@A@UUUUUU?A@96-2591FERNANDEZALFREDYRMHISPANIC200 ALTON ROAD #706, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA200 ALTON ROAD #706, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDANATURAL&@96-3366504OFF. ANASTASIp@ǻbbZYWWQHA{A@Q@@A@UUUUUU?A@96-2590RODRIGUEZANGELYRMHISPANIC442 NW 101ST STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA442 NW 101ST STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL@509489-S01DET. SURMAN@ºaaYXVVQHA{A@?@E@A@UUUUUU?A@96-2589SWAINSANYA NISSANREMAINS, UNKNOWNYRMBLACKHOMELESSVENETIAN CAUSEWAY, MIAMI, FLA.VENETIAN CAUSEWAY, MIAMI, FLA.ACCIDENTAL(@2781408-V02DET. ALFONSOY@yqqlkiYLHAA@A@@A@qq?A@?A@96-2588STALNAKERWILLIAM R.YRMWHITE17090 COLLINS AVENUE #B-611 MIAMI, FLORIDA17090 COLLINS AVENUE #B-611 MIAMI, FLORIDA17090 COLLINS AVENUE #B-611 MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALj@509042-S01DETECTIVE A. BOGEN}@"乎cc^][[QHA Y)8%A@O@@A@?B@96-2603BERRICKFRANK MARTINYRMWHITE6770 INDIAN CREEK DRIVE #5A, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA6770 INDIAN CREEK DRIVE #5A, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDANATURAL2@96-3377504DET. SCHIAFFO@Ŕcc^][[OHA{A@K@@A@?B@96-2602JOHNSONJOHN E.YRMBLACK1435 NW 42ND STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA1435 NW 42ND STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL#@2791467-V02DET. ALFONSO@^^YXVVOHA{A@T@(@A@ ` `?A@96-2600LINCHETAALICIAYRFHISPANIC861 N.W. 8TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM JACKSON MANOR NURSING HOME - MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURAL#@2791432-V02DET. ALFONSO.B@ ౅aaYXVVPHAA@<@\@A@88?=@?B@96-2599WILLIAMSDORISYRFBLACK12440 S.W. 185TH TERRACE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, INPATIENT SW 112TH AVE.,(SR-989) & 216TH ST., UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLACCIDENTALCOMPLICATIONS OF BLUNT TRAUMA.796-01-5206CPL. R. LEROY@MA42)]]XWUUPHA A@T@C@A@II?A@A@96-2598LIDSCHINNORMAYRFWHITE10185 COLLINS AVENUE #1022, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDACOLUMBIA MIAMI HEART INSTITUTE........INPATIENT10185 COLLINS AVENUE #1022, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDANATURALSICK SINUS SYNDROME96-3374004DET. TRAVIS@3'켍]]XWUUPHA A@D@@A@88?A@96-2596WILLIAMSRICHARD R.YRMBLACK3101 N.W. 171ST STREET, MIAMI, FLA.JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL -WARD DJAILNATURAL=@510774-S01DET. POITIER<@ƾbb]\ZZPHAwW>B@O@@A@DDDDDD?A@98?B@96-2609SERALENAELSAYRFHISPANIC1350 WEST 33RD STREET, HIALEAH, FLORIDA. JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM STREET: N.W. 74TH STREET & 72ND AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.ACCIDENTALMULTIPLE BLUNT FORCE INJURY.511995-S01DET. P.J. MCGEEHAN.w@K?,*"__WVTTPHA A@@Q@@A@?B@96-2608FRYDENGERFRANK EUGENEYRMWHITE55 SOUTH FLAGLER AVENUE, # 20, HOMESTEAD, FLA. FOUND: 55 S. FLAGLER AVENUE, # 20, HOMESTEAD, FLORIDA. 55 SOUTH FLAGLER AVENUE, # 20, HOMESTEAD, FLORIDA.NATURALT@511739-S01DETC.STROZEE@6* ˓ee`_]]QHA A@P@@A@?B@96-2607DAVISDOROTHYYRFWHITE19801 S.W. 110TH COURT, # 716, UNINC.DADE,D MIAMI,FLA. PARKING LOT: 19701 SW 110TH COURT, UNINC.DADE,MIAMI,FLA.NATURALy@511551-S01DET. STROZE@͒\\WVTTMHA{A@Q@@A@rq?A@rq?B@96-2606DIAZ DE ARCEJUSTOYRMHISPANIC439 SW 4TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDASW 5TH AVENUE & 5TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDASW 5TH AVENUE & 5TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALMULTIPLE BLUNT FORCE INJURIES2791741-V02DET. C. GONZALEZ@3' ٯdd\[YYTHA A@F@@A@UUUUUU?A@qq?B@96-2605WESTCLYDE WINSTONYRMBLACK4035 NW 7TH COURT, DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA PAN AMERICAN HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM NW 27TH AVENUE & 199TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALBLUNT FORCE INJURY.511539-S01DET. ROEBUCK@+ ౉aa\[YYLHA A@N@@A@qq?A@B@96-2604VIDEAUDJULIAYRFWHITE10415 PARAMOUNT BOULEVARD, DOWNY, CALIFORNIAMERCY HOSPITAL.................E/R 3880 NW 1ST STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL@2791515-V02DET. GARDNER@ͪ\\WVTTOHA:it`2PB@K@ @B@? B@96-2615GONZALEZISMAELYRMBLACKCUBA2701 N.W. 1ST AVENUE #8 MIAMI, FLORIDARESIDENCENATURAL!@2801343-V02DET. C. CARTER@˿b^YXVVPHAB@J@@A@UUUUUU? B@96-2614GURCAKJOSEPHYRMWHITE25850 HICKORY BLVD., #A-102 BONITA SPRINGS, FLABOARD: M/S MAJESTY OF THE SEASABOARD: M/S MAJESTY OF THE SEAS CABIN 8008NATURAL HYPERTENSION512651-S01DET. BAYAS@ ׫\\WVTTNHAB@$@@@B@UUUUUU? B@96-2613ELLIOTTDONAVANMONMBLACK6024 N.W. 17TH AVENUE #4 MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOMRESIDENCEUNKNOWNPENDING FURTHER STUDIES2801298-U02!@»__ZYVVOHA|B@L@A@UUUUUU?B@96-2612FORTINWALTERYRMWHITE30 ELDRIGE AVENUE, EAST GREENWICK, RHODE ISLAND. NAPLES COMMUNITY HOSPITALMISCBONE/TISSUE CASE ONLY !08@Э\\WVTTNHAy\B@P@@A@a ` ?A@?B@96-2611MILLSDELORESYRFBLACK740 N.W. 128TH STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. AMI PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, EMERGENCY ROOM HAMPTON COURT NURSING HOME-16100 NW 2ND AVE.,MIAMI,FLA.NATURAL:@512416-S01DET. C. POITIER@6*Ď\\WVTTMHA B@@U@@A@88? B@96-2610CARLESRALPHYRMWHITE175 N.E. 121ST TERRACE, NORTH MIAMI, FLORIDA. FOUND: 175 N.E. 121ST TERRACE, NORTH MIAMI, FLORIDA. 175 N.E. 121ST TERRACE, NORTH MIAMI, FLORIDA.ACCIDENTALp@96-3403313DET. JEROME J. BROWN @1%[[VUSSNHA eq{ B@B@@ B@? B@96-2622MECHANICNATHANYRMBLACK71 NW 40TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER, EMERGENCY ROOM71 NW 40TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL4@2811170-S01CARTER, C. @Ϭ^^YXVVPHA B@N@Y@B@?>?B@88? B@96-2620CHUNGINSOOYRM8300 S.W. 142ND AVENUE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM N.W. 14TH COURT AND 7TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA.ACCIDENTALMULTIPLE BLUNT TRAUMA.2801817-VA02DET. A. BORGESJ@9-絉UUUTRRMHA  B@N@@B@qq? B@96-2619ABELLO-LOBOGUSTAVO YRMHISPANIC1812 S.W. 84TH COURT, UNIND.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. PAN AMERICAN HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM 1812 S.W. 84TH COURT, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. 1NATURALX@513743-S01DET. J.C. HERNANDEZa@rfSQI=6ҡZSHA  B@R@@B@? B@96-2618JOSEPHAGABELITHAYRFBLACK16135 NW 27TH PLACE, MIAMI, FLORIDANORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER, EMERGENCY RROMCHURCH; 8421 NW 7TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL HYPERTENSION.513546-S01GALLAGHER, J.s@ڮ``[ZXXNHAB@T@@B@88? B@96-2617ROJOMARIA A.YRFHISPANIC4747 EAST 9TH COURT, HIALEAH, FLORIDAHIALEAH HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM4747 EAST 9TH COURT, HIALEAH, FLORIDANATURALy@96-4411703JACKSON, U.:@̥__WVTTLHAB@D@@A@OO? B@96-2616ESQUENAZYROSAYRFWHITE6070 WEST 19TH AVENUE, HIALEAH, FLORIDAPALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM6070 WEST 19TH AVENUE, HIALEAH, FLORIDANATURALHYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASE. 96-04397703WOJCICKI, J.@*د]]XWUUQHA 9LVALE ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON OCTOBER 6, 1996, ABT. 10:00A.M., THE UNCLE OF THE DECEASED HEARD HIM FALL AND WENT TO CHECK ON HIM. UPON HIS ARRIVAL, HE FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE ON THE FLOOR. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON ARRIVAL, PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD. ACCORDING TO HIS UNCLE, HE HAS A HISTORY OF HEART PROBLEMS. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION WAS OBTAINED FROM HIS COUSIN WHO STATED THAT THE HISTORY OF HEART DISEASE IS UNKNOWN TO HER, HOWEVER, HE CAME TO MIAMI IN 1980, FROM CUBA. HE HAS A HISTORY OF EPILEPSY SEIZURE DISORDER, HOWEVER, ETIOLOGY IS UNKNOWN. HE WAS ON DILANTIN AND PHENOBARBITAL. HE WAS TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AND ST. JOHN CLINIC AND MEDICAL CENTER. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM ST. JOHN CLINIC, HE WAS LAST SEEN THERE ON SEPTEMBER 11, 1996 FOR A REFILL OF DILANTIN AND PHENOBARBITAL. HE HAS A HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION AND SEIZURES DISORDER (1982). ACCORDING TO JACKSON HOSPITAL RECORDS, DATED JANUARY 13, 1991, HE WAS TREATED IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM AND DIAGNOSIS WAS TONIC CLONIC SEIZURES WHICH WAS PROBABLY DUE TO DECREASE DILANTIN THERAPEUTIC LEVELS AND HYPERTENSION. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED WERE DILANTIN 100MG, AND PHENOBARBITAL 30MG.LVAL* ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY FEMALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS. ON SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1996, SHE TAKING A WALK IN THE AREA OF 891 EAST 41ST STREET WHEN SHE SUDDENLY FAINTED, COLLAPSED TO THE GROUND AND EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL SHE WAS UNRESPONSIVE, RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS WERE INITIATED AS SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO HIALEAH HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL SHE HAD NO VITAL SIGNS, PUPILS WERE FIXED AND DILATED, THERE WAS NO RESPONSE TO RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 11:50 AM. HER PAST MEDICAL HISTORY WAS FOR A RESECTED ABDOMINAL AORTIC ANEURYSM, COLONIC DIVERTICULOSIS, CHRONIC GASTRITIS AND CHRONIC DEPRESSION. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. SHE WAS AT HOME ON OCTOBER 6, 1996, WATCHING TELEVISION ALONG WITH HER CHILDREN WHEN SHE CALLED OUT TO HER HUSBAND THAT SHE HAD A SUDDEN CHEST PAIN. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED AND RESPONDED, THEY INITIATED RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES AND TRANSPORTED HER TO PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL SHE WAS UNRESPONSIVE, HER PUPILS WERE FIXED AND DILATED, WITH A FLAT LINE ON THE MONITOR. A RHYTHM OF VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION WAS ESTABLISHED AND MAINTAINED FOR A FEW MOMENTS, IT THEN DECOMPENSATED TO A COMPLETE HEART BLOCK AN IDIOVENTRICULAR RHYTHM AND NO PULSE. AN EXTERNAL PACE MAKER WAS PLACED WITH NO CAPTURE, HER RHYTHM DEGRADED TO COMPLETE ASYSTOLE WITH NO FURTHER RESPONSE, DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 12:17 PM. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION WITH PREVIOUS VISITS TO PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL SEVERAL WEEKS PRIOR EPISODE. LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY FEMALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. ON SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1996, SHE WOKE AS USUAL, HAD AN EARLY MEALBEFORE SHE WENT OUT TO CHURCH. SHE RETURNED HOME EARLY AFTERNOON, PREPARED DINNER AND ATE WITH THE FAMILY THEN THEY WENT BACK OUT TO EVENING CHURCH SERVICES. SHE HAD BEEN IN CHURCH FOR ABOUT AN HOUR WHEN SHE SUDDENLY COLLAPSED IN HER SEAT. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED, TRANSPORTED HER TO NORTH SHOR MEDICAL CENTER. SHE DID NOT RESPOND TO RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 8:00 PM. PAST MEDICALHISTORY OF TREATMENT AT NORTH DADE MEDICAL CENTER BY DR. VINH (240-3747), HYPERTENSION, PEPTIC ULCER AND ARTHRITIS. MEDICATION: PRILOSEC, ATENOLOL, NORVASC AND TYLENOL. ALL WERE TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT ALONG WITH THE DECEASED. LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION AND BRONCHITIS. HE HAD RECENTLY BEEN SUFFERING WITH VIRAL SYMPTOMS AND WAS SEEN BY DR. ENRIQUE HANNABERGH, 314-4402, WHO ADVISED THAT A CHEST X-RAYS DONE THE PRIOR WEEK WAS NEGATIVE. HIS PAST HISTORY ALSO INCLUDES A FRACTURED STERNUM FOLLOWING A MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT ABOUT 3-4 YEARS AGO. WAS PRESCRIBED AMOXICILLIN AND ROBITUSSIN AND DIAGNOSED WITH BRONCHITIS. ON OCTOBER 6,1996 HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PAN AMERICAN HOSPITAL VIA RESCUE, AND ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM WITH COMPLAINTS OF EXPECTORATING BLOOD SINCE THE A.M. HE HAD COARSE BREATH SOUNDS TO BASES BILATERALLY, ON AUSCULTATION. HE STATED THAT HE HAD BEEN URINATING RED AND VERY LITTLE FOR ABOUT ONE WEEK. WAS COLD AND CLAMMY IN SEVERE RESPIRATORY DISTRESS. CHEST X-RAYS WERE DONE AND SHOWED A LEFT HILAR MASS; LYMPHATIC SPREAD TO LEFT LUNG. HE REQUIRED INTUBATION WHICH WAS DONE AFTER REPEATED EFFORTS, FOLLOWING WHICH HE COUGHED AND HAD MASSIVE BLEEDING THROUGH THE E.T TUBE. BECAME UNCONSCIOUS, THEN BRADYCARDIC. CPR WAS INITIATED AND RESUSCITATION PROTOCOL FOLLOWED. HE BECAME ASYSTOLIC, THEN WENT TO TRANSIENT PERIODS OF VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. WAS SHOCKED SEVERAL TIMES AND WENT INTO IDIOVENTRICULAR RHYTHM. DESPITE RESUSCITATION EFFORTS HE REMAINED ASYSTOLIC AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 10:05 PM.LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS EMPLOYED AS A CORRECTIONS OFFICER WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION, DADE COUNTY. HE LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH HIS MOTHER. ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1996, AT ABOUT 3:50 AM, HE COMPLAINED TO HIS MOTHER THAT HE WAS HAVING DIFFICULTY BREATHING. SHE CALLED EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL HE WAS FOUND WITH A POSSIBLE ANXIETY ATTACK, RAPID BREATHING. RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES WERE INITIATED AS HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL HIS BLOOD PRESSURE WAS 100/60, PULSE 120, RESPIRATION OF 24, AWAKE AND ALERT TIMES THREE. A SHORT WHILE AFTER ARRIVAL HE LOST CONSCIOUSNESS, CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES WERE CONTINUED BUT WERE TO NO AVAIL AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED. ACCORDING TO THE DECEASED HE HAD BEEN DRINKING CONTINUOUSLY FOR THE PREVIOUS FOUR WEEKS, THERE WAS A HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION AS WELL AS PEPTIC ULCER DISEASE. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON OCTOBER 6, 1996 AT 9:10 PM., THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS A => DRIVER<= IN A VEHICLE TRAVELING SOUTH ON N.W. 14TH COURT. HE FAILED TO STOP AT THE STOP SIGN AT N.W. 7TH STREET, AND WAS STRUCK ON THE DRIVER'S SIDE DOOR BY A VEHICLE TRAVELING WEST ON 7TH STREET. HE SUSTAINED INJURIES TO HIS HEAD AND RIGHT SIDE. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED THE DECEASED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 9:47 PM., IN AGONAL RESPIRATORY STATUS WITH GCS=6, INTUBATED, WITH A RIGHT TEMPORAL LACERATION, LEFT HEAD AND A DISTENDED ABDOMEN, LEFT PULMONARY CONTUSION, AND IN CARDIOGENIC SHOCK. WENT FROM TACHYCARDIA TO BRADYCARDIA, CPR STARTED AND HE BRIEFLY RESPONDED TO CODE, BUT HE CODED AGAIN AND COULD NOT BE RESUSCITATED. WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 10:56 PM.LVALp ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO WAS DISABLED AND LIVED ALONE AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1996, AT ABOUT 7:20 AM, HE CALLED EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS ADVISING THEM THAT HE WAS HAVING A HEART ATTACK. THEY RESPONDED TO FIND HIM UNRESPONSIVE ON THE PORCH OF HIS RESIDENCE. RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS WERE INITIATED AS HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE, RESUSCITATION IN PROGRESS. HE DID NOT RESPOND TO THE MEASURES AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 8:11 AM. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON OCTOBER 7, 1996, ABT. 7:31A.M., THE MOTHER OF THE DECEASED FOUND HIM LYING ON HIS STOMACH ON THE FLOOR OF THEIR RESIDENCE. WHEN SHE CHECKED ON HIM, HE HAD EXPIRED, ACCORDING TO HIS MOTHER, HE HAS BEEN TREATED AT THE V.A. MEDICAL CENTER, HOWEVER, SHE DID NOT KNOW WHAT HIS DIAGNOSIS WERE. ACCORDING TO A NEIGHBOR, IT WAS FELT THAT HE WAS SUFFERING FROM A.I.D.S. ACCORDING TO V.A. MEDICAL CENTER'S RECORDS DATED JULY 19, 1996, HE HAS A HISTORY OF PARKINSON'S DISEASE, HYPERTENSION, CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE, CHRONIC BACK PAIN SECONDARY TO OSTEOARTHRITIS, QUESTIONABLE PSYCHIATRIC DISEASE AND HISTORY OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE. HE DRANK ALCOHOL UNTIL ABT. 3 YEARS AGO AND HAS NO HISTORY OF I V DRUG ABUSE. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED WERE FOSINOPRIL 10MG, NIFEDIPINE 30MG -1(EMPTY), SINEMET 25/100MG, PERPHENAZINE 8MG, ZOLOFT 100MG, OMEPRAZOLE 20MG, PROCARDIA XL 3OMG.)LVAL$9 ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: OCTOBER 8, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS A ***PEDESTRIAN*** ATTEMPTING TO CROSS NORTHWEST 36TH STREET FROM SOUTH TO NORTH BETWEEN TRAFFIC. HE CROSSED THE FIRST TWO LANES CAUSING VEHICLES TO BRAKE TO AVOID A COLLISION. AS HE ATTEMPTED TO CROSS THE THIRD LANE OR INSIDE EASTBOUND, HE RAN IN THE FRONT OF A 1993 B.M.W. WHICH STRUCK HIM ON THE RIGHT SIDE. THE DEC'D WAS THROWN ONTO THE HOOD AND PARTIALLY THROUGH THE WINDSHIELD. HE EXPIRED ON THE SCENE. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A SELF EMPLOYED LIMOUSINE DRIVER WHO WAS VISITING MIAMI ON BUSINESS. ON SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1996, HE AND A RELATIVE HAD GONE OUT TO DINNER AND RETURNED TO THEIR HOTEL. AT ABOUT 11:00 PM, HE WAS WATCHING TELEVISION WHEN HE STARTED COMPLAINING OF SHORTNESS OF BREATH AND CHEST PAINS. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED AND RESPONDED. THEY INITIATED RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO CORAL GABLES HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL HE WAS ON THE THUMPER, IN FULL ARREST. THERE WAS NO RESPONSE TO RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 2:38 AM, OCTOBER 8, 1996. ACCORDING TO HIS RELATIVE HE HAD A MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT FOR DIABETES MELLITUS, INSULIN DEPENDANT FOR YEARS. HE REPOPRTEDLY HAD COMPLAINED OF CHEST PAINS FOR SEVERAL DAYS PRIOR TO HIS DEATH. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON OCTOBER 7, 1996, ABT. 9:00P.M., NORTH BAY VILLAGE POLICE OFFICERS WERE DISPATCHED TO THE ABOVE LOCATION REFERENCE A PERSON ON THE GROUND. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, THE DECEASED WAS OBSERVED EXPIRED. IT APPEARED THAT HE HAD FALLEN FOWARD ONTO THE ASPHALT AND SUSTAINED LACERATIONS TO HIS FACE AND HEAD. ***POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION WAS MADE BY FL. DRIVERS LICENSE AND MILITARY IDENTIFICATION THAT WAS ON HIM AT THE TIME OF HIS DEATH.*** ***** Refile 1/7/97 gds ****,LVAL: ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: OCTOBER 8, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS DISCOVERED LYING IN THE STREET AT SOUTHWEST 54TH AVENUE & 7TH STREET. IT APPEARED HE HAD BEEN WALKING IN THE RAIN AND COLLAPSED. POLICE RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED AND HIS CLOTHING WERE VERY WET. NO SIGNS OF A STRUGGLE WERE NOTED AND HE STILL POSSESSED HIS WALLET AND VALUBLES. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: DECEASED HAD BEEN TREATED AT CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER IN THE PAST FOR CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, SEVERE AORTIC STENOSIS, CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, LEFT BUNDLE BRANCH BLOCK AND DIABETES MELLITUS. A BOTTLE OF NITRO PILLS WERE ALSO TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER'S OFFICE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: OCTOBER 8, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS DISCOVERED FLOATING IN A CANAL AFTER A RESIDENT OF 6391 SOUTHWEST 85TH STREET REPORTED A BODY FLOATING. METRO-DADE POLICE WAS SUMMONED AND RESPONDED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, THE DEC'D WAS OBSERVED FLOATING INTO AN ADJOINING SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT CANAL (C-2). POLICE PULLED HIM FROM THE CANAL WITH A SMALL BOAT TO THE BANK LOCATED IN THE REAR OF 8763 SOUTHWEST 61ST PLACE. HE WAS OBSERVED IN ADVANCED STAGES OF DECOMPOSITION. LATER INVESTIGATION INDICATES THAT THE DEC'D WAS TREATED AT THE V.A. MEDICAL CENTER FOR LIVER DISORDER AND IS A KNOWN ALCOHOLIC. *****DECEASED WAS POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED BY DENTAL COMPARISON***** ** Refile 1/17/97 gds **LVALK ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED IS FROM CUBA AND HAS BEEN LIVING AT THE ABOVE LOCATION FOR THE PAST 4 YEARS. HE WAS EMPLOYED AS A CONSTRUCTION WORKER FOR DESIGN STRUCTURE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY. ACCORDING TO HIS LANDLORD, HE HAS NO RELATIVES IN THE UNITED STATES AND SHE AND HER FAMILY ARE HIS CLOSEST RELATIVES. ON OCTOBER 8, 1996, ABT. 4:00P.M., HIS LANDLORD ENTERED HIS BEDROOM AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED ON THE BED. IT APPEARED THAT HE WAS GOING THROUGH HIS TOOL BOX WHEN HE COLLASPED AND EXPIRED. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS A HERMIT AND LIVED ALONE AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. ON OCTOBER 8, 1996 THE APARTMENT MANAGER WENT TO CHECK ON HER WELL BEINGS. HE USED A PASSKEY TO UNLOCK THE DEADBOLT AND HAD TO FORCE ENTER THE CHAIN LOCK. UPON DOING SO, THE DECEASED WAS FOUND EXPIRED IN AN ADVANCED STAGE OF DECOMPOSITION. SHE HAD NO KNOWN MEDICAL HISTORY, HOWEVER, THE SCENE SHOWED EVIDENCE OF HEAVY BEER DRINKING. AN OCTOBER 1, 1996 NEWSPAPER WAS FOUND INSIDE THE RESIDENCE AND THE FOLLOWING DAY'S PAPER WAS STILL OUTSIDE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD A HISTORY OF ALCOHOLISM AND WAS ADVISED TO STOP DRINKING. FAMILY MEMBERS STATED THAT ABT. 4 MONTHS AGO, HE SUFFERED A FALL AT HOME AND WAS TAKEN TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED INTO "DETOX". HE STOPPED DRINKING ALCOHOL FOR ABT. 3 MONTHS THEN RESUMED. HE FELL AGAIN ABT. ONE MONTH AGO AND STRUCK HIS HEAD SUSTAINING A SMALL LACERATION BUT DID NOT SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION AT THAT TIME. ON OCTOBER 8, 1996, HE WAS FOUND COLD AND UNRESPONSIVE SEATED IN A CHAIR OUTSIDE A LIQUOR STORE BY A FRIEND. FIRE RESCUE AND POLICE WERE SUMMONED AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. hLVALmv ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS EMPLOYED AS A DESK CLERK WITH " ART MART PRODUCTS CORP." . ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1996, AT ABOUT 2:50 PM, HE WAS AT WORK WHEN HE STARTED COMPLAINING OF CHEST PAINS. HE REPORTEDLY WENT INTO THE BATHROOM, MOMENTS LATER HE WAS HEARD MAKING GARGLING SOUNDS. CO-WORKERS ENTERED TO FIND HIM LYING ON THE FLOOR IN A POOL OF BLOOD. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED AND RESPONDED. THEY INITIATED RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES AS HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA KENDALL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL HE WAS IN FULL CARDIAC ARREST SHOWING NO VITAL SIGNS, HIS PUPILS WERE EQUAL, ROUND AND NON-REACTIVE. RESUSCITATION WAS NOT SUCESSFUL AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 4:52 PM. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT AT THE PLANTATION WESTSIDE HOSPITAL LAST WEEK WHERE HE WENT WHEN HE EXPERIENCED CHEST PAINS. HIS DOCTORS WERE DR. M. MORRIS AND DR. J. MORRIS. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS THE MANAGER OF A HOME FURNITURE STORE WHICH WAS LOCATED AT THE ABOVE INCIDENT LOCATION. ACCORDING TO THE OWNER, HE AND THE DECEASED WERE AT THE STORE. HE LEFT HIM ALONE IN THE STORE AND WHEN HE RETURNED, HE FOUND HIM LYING IN THE REAR OF THE STORE WITH A GUNSHOT WOUND TO HIS CHEST AND A .380 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL NEXT TO HIM. THE PISTOL BELONG TO THE STORE OWNER. IT HAD BEEN FIRED ONCE AND THERE WAS A ROUND IN THE CHAMBER WHICH WAS JAMMED. THE STORE OWNER ALSO STATED THAT THE GUN WAS KEPT IN THE OFFICE DRAWER AND WHEN HE FOUND THE DECEASED, NOTHING IN THE STORE WAS DISTURBED. YLVAL{g ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: OCTOBER 8, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS LYING IN BED SPEAKING WITH HER COMMON-LAW HUSBAND OF 16 YERAS. AT APPROX 10:00 P.M. HER HUSBAND NOTICED THAT SHE WAS NOT RESPONDING TO HIS CONVERSATION ANY LONGER. UPON CLOSER INVESTIGATION HE NOTICED THAT SHE WAS NOT BREATHING. HE SUMMONED FIRE-RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HER D.O.A.. ACCORDING TO HER HUSBAND, DEC'D WAS NOT PRESENTLY TAKING ANY MEDICATION AND WAS NOT BEING SEEN BY ANY PHYSICIAN. WAS LAST SEEN AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL APPROX 10 YEARS AGO. SHE HAD BEEN COMPLAINING OF HOT AND COLD FLASHES FOR THE PAST SEVERAL MONTHS. HE ALSO REPORTS SHE QUIT DRINKING ALCOHOL LAST WEEK AND WAS NOT EATING REGULARLY AS SHE WAS EXPERIENCING LOSS OF APPETITE FOR THE PAST SEVERAL WEEKS. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO WAS A RESIDENT OF THE JACKSON HEIGHTS NURSING HOME. HE WAS CHECKED BY THE NURSE ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1996, AT ABOUT 5:30 PM. AT THAT TIME HE WAS ASLEEP, HIS TRACHEOTOMY TUBE IN PLACE. SHE CHECKED ON HIM AT 6:00 AM, AND FOUND THAT THE TUBE HAD BEEN REMOVED AND HE WAS NOT BREATHING. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED, RESPONDED AND INITIATED RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES, THERE WAS NO RESPONSE TO THE EFFORTS AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 6:00 PM. HIS REMAINS WERE TRANSPORTED TO THE DADE COUNTY MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT FOR PROPER CERTIFICATON. gLVALu ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED LIVED WITH HER MOTHER AND WAS EMPLOYED AS A TITLE RESEARCHER FOR FAIRWAY TITLE CO. ACCORDING TO HER MOTHER, SHE HAD NOT BEEN SEEN BY A DOCTOR IN YEARS. HER MOTHER ALSO STATED THAT FOR SEVERAL WEEKS SHE COMPLAINED OF DIFFICULTY BREATHING, BUT DID NOT SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION. ON OCTOBER 8, 1996, ABT. 10:00P.M., SHE AND HER MOTHER WENT TO BED. PRIOR TO THEM RETIRING TO BED, THEY BOTH TOOK TYLENOL. ON OCTOBER 9, 1996, ABT. 7:15A.M., HER MOTHER RESPONDED TO HER BEDROOM TO WAKE HER, BUT FOUND HER UNRESPONSIVE. SHE THEN CALLED FIRE RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HER DEAD. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON OCTOBER 8, 1996 ABT. 8:15P.M., DECEASED WAS A PEDESTRIAN CROSSING S.W. 72ND STREET FROM NORTH TO SOUTH WHEN SHE WAS STRUCK BY A 1996 TOYOTA WHICH WAS TRAVELING WESTBOUND ON S.W. 72ND STREET IN THE 8300 BLOCK. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND TRANSPORTED HER TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, INTUBATED WITH A GLASCOW LEVEL OF 3, BLOOD PRESSURE: 60/40 AND POOR PULSE. SHE WAS NOTED TO HAVE A LARGE SCALP LACERATION AT MIDLINE PARIETAL AREA- 4CM. A CT OF BRAIN SHOWED DIFFUSE SUBARACHNOID HEMORRHAGE, CEREBRAL EDEMA AND DEPRESSED SKULL FRACTURE. A CT SCAN OF ABDOMEN SHOWED LIVER LACERATION. SHE MEET THE CRITERIA FOR BRAIN DEATH AND HAD UNSALVAGABLE INJURIES. SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 11:45 P.M.. ELVALQ ** THIS CASE WAS REPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT AFTER THE BODY HAD BEEN RELEASED TO THE FUNERAL HOME. CASE REQUESTED IN FOR PROPER CERTIFICATION.** . ACCORDING TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MEDICAL CHART (PATIENT # 256-09-18) AND RECORDS FROM FLORIDA MEDICAL CENTER, AND INFORMATION PROVIDED BY DECEASED'S RELATIVES, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS WHEELCHAIR BOUND SUFFERING WITH MULTIPLE PROBLEMS WICH INCLUDED CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE REQUIRING DIALYSIS, HYPERTENSION, DIABETES, HYPOTHYROIDISM, AND DEPRESSION. IN THE PAST SHE HAD BEEN FALLING OFF HER BED SEVERAL TIMES. ON SEPTEMBER 22,1996 PM., SHE ATTEMPTED TO GET UP HER WHEELCHAIR AND FELL ON HER FACE. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED BUT SHE REFUSED MEDICAL ATTENTION AND WAS NOT TAKEN TO ANY HOSPITAL, ALTHOUGH SHE COMPLAINED OF HEAD ACHE AND NECK PAIN. ON SEPTEMBER 26,1996 SHE WAS UNDERGOING DIALYSIS WHEN A NEEDLE CAME OFF HER ARM AND SHE BEGAN TO BLEED. WAS TAKEN TO FLORIDA MEDICAL CENTER, WHERE SHE CONTINUED TO COMPLAIN OF NECK PAIN AND AFTER A CT SCAN OF THE SPINE WAS MADE SHE WAS FOUND TO HAVE A C-2 FRACTURE. THE REMAINING OF THE TIME AT THE HOSPITAL WHERE TO KEEP HER ONLY ON SUPPORTIVE MEASURES, AND A DECISION WAS MADE TO TRANSFER HER TO A MORE EQUIPPED HOSPITAL FOR FURTHER TREATMENT. ON OCTOBER 7,1996 SHE WAS TRANSPORTED AND ADMITTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, WHERE HER CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE. WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD ON OCTOBER 9,1996 AT 2:30 AM. LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE OCTOBER 8, 1996 BETWEEN 6:00 P.M. AND 7:00 P.M. AT HIS RESIDENCE THAT HE SHARES WITH HIS BROTHER . OCTOBER 9, 1996 THE DEC'D EX-WIFE RESPONDED TO HIS RESIDENCE FOR A VISIT AND DISCOVERED THE DEC'D LYING SUPINE IN BED UNRESPONSIVE. SHE SUMMONED POLICE AND FIRE-RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HIM D.O.A.. SCENE OBSERVATIONS: UPON POLICE ARRIVAL, POSSIBLE DRUGS AND DRUG PARAPHANALIA WERE DISCOVERED ON THE FLOOR NEXT TO THE DEC'D BED. THESE ITEMS WILL BE SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER'S OFFICE FOR TESTING. POLICE ALSO REPORT DEC'D HAD A LONG HISTORY OF DRUG ADDICTION AND WAS BEING TREATED BY DR'S JEROME WATERS. *** REFILED ON DECEMBER 23, 1996 *** [BAR]LVAL ACCORING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM LOWER FLORIDA KEYS HOSPITAL RECORDS AND BAPTIST HOSPITAL OF MIAMI RECORDS, ON SEPTEMBER 20, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS IN KEY WEST AND WAS THE OPERATOR OF A MOPED WHEN HE WAS STRUCK BY A CAR. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO LOWER FLORIDA KEYS HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM WHERE HE WAS NOTED TO HAVE ABRASIONS TO TOES, KNUCKLES, RIGHT FOREHEAD AND COMPLAINED OF SORENESS TO HIS RIGHT WRIST AND LEFT SHOULDER. X-RAYS WERE NEGATIVE FOR FRACTURES. HE WAS TAKEN FOR A CT SCAN OF THE HEAD WHICH REVEALED SUBARACHNOID BLEED, RIGHT TEMPORAL FRACTURE, LEFT TEMPORAL BLEED, RIGHT OCCIPITAL PARIETAL BLEED. HE ALSO HAS A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF KARPOSIS SARCOMA, ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, HYPERGLYCEMIA, LEUCOPENIA, ESOPHAGEAL CANDIDIASIS, PANCREATITIS, PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY, PNEUMONIA IN THE PAST AND URINARY TRACT INFECTION. TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED, HE WAS STABLELIZED AND TRANSPORTED TO BAPTIST HOSPITAL OF MIAMI FOR FURTHER TREATMENT. UPON ARRIVAL AT BAPTIST HOSPITAL, HE WAS ALERT AND ORIENTED X 3. TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, HIS CONDITIONS CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND ON OCTOBER 8, 1996, AT 12:00P.M., HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD **** REFILE 12/12/96 GDS ***** lLVALx ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM AVENTURA HOSPITAL RECORDS, ON OCTOBER 5, 1996 FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED TO THE ABOVE LOCATION REFERENCE A PERSON IN THE BOTTOM OF POOL. THEY ARRIVED AND FOUND THAT HE WAS REMOVED FROM THE WATER BY A BYSTANDER. HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE AND IN ASYSTOLE RHYTHM. CPR WAS INITIATED - HE WAS INTUBATED AND TRANSPORTED TO AVENTURA HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, BLOOD PRESSURE: 90/50, PULSE: 130, PUPILS DILATED. HE WAS ADMITTED WITH AN IMPRESSION OF CARDIAC ARREST, STATUS POST DROWNING, DISSEMINATED INTRAVASCULAR COAGULATION AND ANOXIC ENCEPHALOPATHY. A CT SCAN OF BRAIN REVEALED NO EVIDENCE OF HEMORRHAGE. A CT SCAN OF SPINE SHOWED NO EVIDENCE OF FRACTURED CERVICAL SPINE. HE REMAINED IN A COMATOSE STATE AND ON VENTILATION. AN EEG WAS DONE AND SHOWED NO BRAIN ACTIVITY. HE WAS CLINICALLY BRAIN DEAD. FAMILY MEMBERS GAVE PERMISSION FOR NOT RESUSCITATING AND HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD ON OCTOBER 9, 1996 AT 12:20 P.M. DECEASED SISTER STATED THAT HE HAD A HISTORY OF ALCOHOLISM. HE MOVED TO FLORIDA A FEW MONTHS AGO TO SUPPOSEDLY TO START A BUSINESS. HOWEVER, SHE DID NOT FEEL THAT HE WAS CURRENTLY EMPLOYED. **** REFILE 11/20/97 GDS **** ***FAMILY MEMBERS WERE OPPOSED TO AN AUTOPSY AND ORGAN DONATIONS.*** LVAL*( ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON OCT. 9, 1996 THE DECEASED CALLED HIS DOCTOR, DR. HOROWITZ (538-7344) COMPLAINING OF PAIN AND WAS ADVISED TO TAKE TWO HYDROCODONE PILLS. ABOUT 8:13 PM THE DECEASED WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE. ABOUT 20 MINUTES PRIOR TO THAT HE WAS AWAKE AND ALERT. FIRE RESCUE ARRIVED AND FOUND THE DECEASED IN BED UNRESPONSIVE. WITH NO PULSE AND NO RESPIRATION. WHEN MOVED TO THE FLOOR FLUID CAME OUT OF HIS MOUTH. HE DID NOT RESPOND TO RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. THE DECEASED WAS TREATED BY DR. HOROWITZ FOR HYPERTENSON UNDER CONTROL, ENLARGED PROSTATE AND IMPOTENCY. HE PRESCRIBED PROCARDIA XL, LOTENSIN AND TESTOSTERONE INJECTIONS. *THE FAMILY REQUESTED NO AUTOPSY DUE TO RELIGIOUS BELIEFS.* ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS RETIRED AND LIVED AT THE ABOVE ALONE AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. HIS DAUGHTER ATTEMPTED TO CONTACT HIM VIA TELEPHONE ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1996, AND WAS UNABLE TO DO SO. SHE RUSHED OVER TO HIS RESIDENCE AND FOUND HIM LYING FACE FOWN IN HIS BED EXPIRED. SHE SUMMONED POLICE AND EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS, THEY RESPONDED, PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. TTHE DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD A HISTORY OF DIABETES MELLITUS AND HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE WITH TREATMENT BY A DR. CUMMNGHAM (598-7715). HE HAD BEEN PRESCRIBED THE FOLLOWING MEDICATION; LOPRESSOR, GLIPIZINE, IMPRAMINE, HYTRIN AND VISOTEC. ALL WERE TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. LVALPU0UXs<BLUNT CRANIOCEREBRAL TRAUMA *** SEE: M.E. 96-2715***ACUTE LEFT CORONARY THROMBOSIS. DUE TO: ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEMYOCARDIAL INFARCTION DUE TO: THROMBOTIC OCCLUSION OF LEFT CIRCUMFLEX ARTERY DUE TO: OCCLUSIVE CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASEHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE CONT. CAUSE: OBESITYMULTIPLE BLUNT TRAUMA DUE TO: MOTOR VEHICLE CRASHCORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS AND FIBROINTIMAL HYPERPLASIA. DUE TO: THERAPY FOR HODGKINS DISEASE.POSITIONAL ASPHYXIA DUE TO: DYSKINETIC SYNDROMEACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME. ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROMECRITICAL CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSISATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASECOCAINE TOXICITY. CONT. CAUSE: HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOMYOPATHY.HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUSIDIOPATHIC CONCENTRIC HYPERTROPHY OF THE HEARTATHEROSCLEROTIC AND HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. DUE TO: ISCHEMIC HEART DISEASE. DUE TO: ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUS. ATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASEPONTINE HEMORRHAGE DUE TO: HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEBRONCHOPNEUMONIA DUE TO: COMPLICATIONS OF BLUNT HEAD TRAUMA COMPLICATIONS OF COCAINE INTOXICATIONBLUNT TRAUMA. DUE TO: MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT. PULMONARY ABSCESS AND BRONCHOPNEUMONIA. DUE TO: PULMONARY FIBROSIS.CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS CONT. CAUSE: MULTIPLE BLUNT TRAUMATIC INJURIESMYOCARDIAL INFARCTION CONT. CAUSE: FRACTURE DISLOCATION C4-C5MULTIPLE BLUNT TRAUMA DUE TO: MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTCHRONIC ETHANOLISM CONT. CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUSCOMPLICATIONS OF ANOXIC ENCEPHALOPATHYHYPERTENSION CONT. CAUSE: OBESITYLVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEMBER 28, 1995 THE DECEASED WAS AT HIS RESIDENCE WHEN HIS HEAD BECAME TANGLED IN AN ADULT HOSPITAL BED. HE WAS TAKEN TO MIAMI CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED AND ASSESSED WITH THE FOLLOWING DIAGNOSIS: STRANGULATION WITH CARDIOPULMONARY AREEST. CT SCAN REVEALED PROGRESSIVE ANOXIC HYPOXIC EVENT. HE WAS PLACED ON A VENTILATOR AND A TRACHEOSTOMY WAS PERFORMED. FINAL DIAGNOSIS: PERSISTENT VEGETATIVE COMA, S/P GENERALIZED ANOXIC ENCEPHALITIS SECONDARY TO A STRAGULATION EVENT, S/P PEG PLACEMENT AND TRACHEOSTOMY. HE WAS RELEASED TO THE REHABILITATION CENTER AT NORTH SHORE HOSPITAL AND SUBSEQUENTLY RELEASED HOME. OCTOBER 8, 1996 HE WAS TAKEN TO BROWARD GENERAL HOSPITAL WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE "DIMAGIO CHILDREN'S CENTER, HOWEVER ON OCTOBER 9, 1996 HE WAS RELEASED HOME. OCTOBER 10, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS AT HOME WHERE HE WAS BEING CARED FOR BY A HOME CARE NURSE. THE NURSE STATES SHE OBSERVED HIS HEALTH TO DETERIORATE AND SUBSEQUENTLY, HE WAS WITHOUT A PULSE. MIAMI FIRE-RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND RESPONDED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, HE WAS PRONOUNCED D.O.A.. POLICE RESPONDED AND VIEWED THE DEC'D WITH "SLASH-LIKE" CUTS UNDERNEATH HIS NECK IN WHICH FAMILY MEMBERS STATED WAS DUE TO AN INTRAVENOUS INJECTION WHICH WAS DONE WHILE AT BROWARD MEMORIAL A FEW DAYS EARLIER. NO FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED AT THIS TIME.$LVAL-2 ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON OCT. 10, 1996 ABOUT 1:00 PM THE DECEASED LEFT THE RESIDENCE AND RETURNED ABOUT 3:10 PM. HE SAID HELLO TO HIS MOTHER AND WENT TO HIS BEDROOM. ABOUT FIVE MINUTES LATER HIS MOTHER KNOCKED ON HIS DOOR TO SAY GOODBY AND GOT NO RESPONSE. SHE ENTERED HIS ROOM AND FOUND HIM SQUATTING INTO HIS DRESSER DRAWER HEAD FIRST. WHEN HE STILL DID NOT RESPOND HIS MOTHER YELLED TO HER DAUGHTER-IN-LAW FOR HELP. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND CPR INITIATED UNTIL THEY ARRIVED. RESCUE PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD UPON ARRIVAL. THE DECEASED HAD POSSIBLE PUNCTURE MARKS ON THE INSIDE OF HIS RIGHT UPPER FOREARM. VARIOUS NEEDLES, A SPOON WITH COTTON ON IT AND VARIOUS MEDICATIONS WERE OBSERVED IN THE ROOM. THE DECEASED HAD BEEN TREATED AT THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL CENTER AND DR. MILLIGAN (245-2273). MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: DISULFIRAM, AMITRIPTYLINE, LORAZEPAM, ORUVAIL, AND SINUVENT. **** REFILE 1/30/97 GDS ***** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON OCTOBER 10, 1996, MIAMI POLICE DEPARTMENT WAS CONTACTED BY THE BUILDING MANAGER AT THE DECEASED'S RESIDENCE. SHE ADVISED THAT SHE HAD NOT SEEN HIM FOR SEVERAL DAYS AND WHEN SHE RESPONDED TO HIS DOOR AND KNOCKED, SHE DID NOT GET AN ANSWER, BUT SHE COULD SMELL A FOUL ODOR EMITTING FROM INSIDE. POLICE OFFICERS RESPONDED ALONG WITH FIRE RESCUE AND RESCUE PERSONEL KICKED THE DOOR IN TO GAIN ENTRY. UPON ENTERING, THEY FOUND THE DECEASED ON THE FLOOR IN AN ADVANCE STAGE OF DECOMPOSITION. HE WAS WEARING A PAIR OF PANTS , AND NO TRAUMA WAS NOTED TO HIS REMAINS. ACCORDING TO THE BUILDING MANAGER, HE HAS A HISTORY OF DIABETES AND WAS TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (JMH # 0888152). SHE ALSO STATED THAT HE WAS AN ALCOHOLIC. WHEN OFFICERS INVESTIGATED HIS RESIDENCE, THEY FOUND 3 EMPTY SCOTCH BOTTLES AND 8 CANS OF OPEN BEER. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: METFORMIN 500MG, GLUCOTROL 10MG, AND PENICILLIN VK 500MG.SLVAL_ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS EMPLOYED AS A "SERGEANT" WITH METRO-DADE CORRECTIONS DEPARTMENT. OCTOBER 11, 1996 AT 4:58 A.M. WHILE ON DUTY AT THE DADE COUNTY JAIL - FIRST FLOOR SHIFT COMMANDERS POST, HE FELL UNCONSCIOUS WHILE WORKING THE 10:00 P.M. THRU 6:00 A.M. SHIFT. C.P.R WAS INITIATED IMMEDIATELY AND MIAMI FIRE-RESCUE WAS SUMMONED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL DEC'D WAS UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITALS. HE WAS INTUBATED AND C.P.R. CONTINUED AND TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 5:45 A.M. HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITALS, MONITOR SHOWING ASYSTOLE. HE WAS ALREADY INTUBATED WITH C.P.R. IN PROGRESS, HOWEVER DESPITE ADVANCED RESUCITATIVE EFFORTS, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 5:52 A.M.. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: APPROX THREE YEARS AGO, DEC'D UNDERWENT SURGERY FOR REMOVAL OF DUODENAL ULCER AND WAS TREATED AT VICTORIA HOSPITAL.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON OCT. 10, 1996 ABOUT 8:30 PM THE DECEASED WAS THE UNRESTRAINED DRIVER OF AN 88 CHEVY PICK-UP TRUCK TRAVELING NORTH ON HIALEAH GARDENS BOULEVARD WHEN HE COLLIDED WITH A STEP VAN THAT WAS TRAVELING WEST ON NW 138TH STREET. THE DECEDENT'S VEHICLE WAS REDIRECTED AND STRUCK A CONCRETE UTILITY POLE. THE DECEASED WAS THROWN INTO HIS WINDSHIELD. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL BY AIR RESCUE. HE ARRIVED IN THE E/R UNRESPONSIVE WITH LABORED/ASSISTED BREATHING. HE WAS ASSESSED WITH MULTIPLE ABRASIONS AND LACERATIONS TO HEAD, CONTUSION TO RIGHT HUMERAL AREA AND A HEMATOMA TO PARIETAL/OCCIPITAL AREA OF RIGHT HEAD. AN ABDOMINAL ULTRASOUND REVEALED A RIGHT LOBE LIVER LACERATION WITH INTRAPARENCHYMAL HEMORRHAGE AND SHATTERED RIGHT KIDNEY. A CT BRAIN SCAN REVEALED MULTIPLE BRAIN CONTUSIONS. HE WAS TRANSFUSED SEVERAL TIMES AND ADMITTED TO TRAUMA I.C.U. HE UNDERWENT INTUBATION BY DIRECT LARYNGOSCOPY, BUT REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE. ON OCT. 11, 1996 HE WENT INTO VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION AND DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 5:00 AM.(LVAL4 ACCORDING TO COLUMBIA AVENTURA HOSPITAL RECORDS: ON OCT. 8, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS IN THE ELEVATOR OF HIS APARTMENT BUILDING WHEN HE BECAME DIZZY AND FELL BACKWARDS, STRIKING HIS OCCIPUT STRONGLY ENOUGH TO BREAK A DRY WALL BOARD. HE THEN EXPERIENCED SEVERE NECK PAIN AND WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA AVENTURA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER. HE ARRIVED IN THE E/R FULLY ALERT AND MOVING ALL FOUR EXTREMITIES. A CT SCAN OF LATERAL SPINE REVEALED SUBLUXATION OF THE CERVICAL SPINE AT C4 WHICH WAS ON C5. HE WAS IMMEDIATELY TAKEN TO SURGERY AND UNDERWENT A CLOSED REDUCTION OF FRACTURE/DISLOCATION OF C4 - C5 AND PLACEMENT OF GARDNER-WELLS TONGS. AFTER SURGERY HE WAS ADMITTED TO INTENSIVE CARE. ON OCT. 9, 1996 HE PRESENTED WITH PROGRESSIVE RESPIRATORY INSUFFICIENCY, BECAME COMATOSE AND REQUIRED INTUBATION WITH MECHANICAL VENTILATION. HE HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF DEMENTIA, HYPERTENSION, CHRONIC RENAL INSUFFICIENCY, PEPTIC ULCER DISEASE, S/P CATARACT SURGERY, APPENDECTOMY AND TRANSURETHRAL RESECTION. HIS CONDITION DETERIORATED AND HE SUCCUMBED AND DIED ON OCT. 11, 1996 AT 1:50 AM. *THE BODY OF DECEASED WAS BROUGHT IN FROM RIVERSIDE-GORDON FUNERAL HOME FOR PROPER CERTIFICATION OF DEATH.* 8LVALF ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON OCT. 11, 1996 ABOUT 4:32 PM THE DECEASED WAS FOUND LYING FACE DOWN ON THE LADIES BATHROOM FLOOR OF A K.F.C. RESTAURANT LOCATED AT 1190 NW 62ND STREET. FIRE RESCUE PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD UPON ARRIVAL. A DOLLAR BILL AND AN OPEN PACKAGE FOR A SYRINGE WAS INSIDE THE TOILET. A BOTTLE CAP, FREQUENTLY USED TO COOK DRUGS, WITH A SMALL PIECE OF TISSUE INSIDE, WAS ON THE BATHROOM FLOOR AND A SYRINGE WAS IN HIS LEFT HAND. THERE WERE ALSO VARIOUS JEWELRY ITEMS ON HIM, BUT NO IDENTIFICATION. THERE WAS A VEHICLE IN THE PARKINGLOT BELIEVED TO HAVE BELONGED TO THE DECEASED. IDENTIFICATION WAS FOUND INSIDE AND HE WAS IDENTIFIED AS BARRY SKLAR. AT 7;55 THE DECEDENT'S BODY TEMPERTURE WAS 98.1. REFILE D 11/19/96 GDS ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON SEPT. 9, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS A PASSENGER ON A TRICYCLE TRAVELING WEST ON NW 36TH STREET WHEN THE TRICYCLE WAS REAR-ENDED BY A 1985 ISUZU WHICH WAS ALSO GOING WEST ON NW 36TH STREET. THE DECEASED WAS EJECTED FROM THE TRICYCLE AND CAUGHT BENEATH THE ISUZU AND DRAGGED OVER A MILE. THE DECEASED WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. HE WAS ASSESSED WITH A LARGE SCALP LACERATION WITH TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY, SUBDURAL HEMATOMA, SUBARACHNOID HEMORRHAGE, RIB FRACTURES, LEFT PELVIC DISLOCATION AND LEFT OPEN KNEE JOINT. HE WAS INTUBATED AND PARARLYZED. HIS SERUM ALCOHOL LEVEL WAS 208 MG/DL. HE UNDERWENT NUMEROUS DEBRIDEMENT AND IRRIGATION PROCEDURES FOR HIS WOUNDS AND SURGERY TO CLOSE THE SCALP LACERATION. HIS SCALP WOUND BECAME INFECTED AND FURTHER PROCEDURES HAD TO BE PERFORMED. HIS CONDITION GRADUALLY DETERIORATED AND ON OCT. 11, 1996 DURING A SURGICAL PROCEDURE HE HAD AN ACUTE BRADYCARDIC, HYPOTENSIVE ARREST. CPR WAS INITIATED, BUT TO NO AVAIL AND HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 3:15 PM. HE HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF ANGINA AND HYPERTENSION.ZLVALf ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE VETERAN ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL CENTER MEDICAL CHART AND FROM THE DETAILS OFFICE AT THE SAME INSTITUTION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD BEEN PARAPLEGIC SINCE 1976 WHEN HE SUSTAINED A SPINAL CORD INJURY AFTER A TREE FELL ON HIM. HE HAD A HISTORY OF OF CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE, HYPERTENSION, ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE, AND CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE. ON AUGUST 13,1996 HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL CENTER WITH THE FOLLOWING ADMISSION DIAGNOSIS: T4-5 PARAPLEGIA - NEUROGENIC BLADDER AND BOWEL. STAGE I I PRESSURE SORE RIGHT ISCHEAL AREA. CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. CHEST X-RAYS DONE ON OCTOBER 6, SHOWED A POSSIBLE TUMOR MASS IN RIGHT UPPER LOBE AND MILD CARDIOMEGALY. ON OCTOBER 10,1996 HE HAD A BRONCHOSCOPY AND AFTER IT, BECAME APNEIC. REQUIRED INTUBATION AND WAS STABILIZED. HE LATER EXTUBATED SELF. AT ABOUT 7:30 PM., HE DEVELOPED RESPIRATORY ARREST, BECAME UNRESPONSIVE, PULSELESS, AND APNEIC. WAS INTUBATED, MONITOR SHOWED FLAT LINE. WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 8:00 PM. *** REFILED 11/20/96 GDS ***LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON OCTOBER 12, 1996 AT 12:10 AM.,THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS A => DRIVER <= IN A 1993 FORD EXPLORER TRAVELING SOUTH ON THE FLORIDA TURNPIKE (SR-91) AT A HIGH RATE OF SPEED WHEN FOR UNKNOWN REASONS HE LOST CONTROL OF THE VEHICLE THAT RAN OFF THE ROADWAY AND STRUCK A CONCRETE WALL. THE VEHICLE OVERTUNED AND THE DECEASED WAS EJECTED. EXPIRED ON THE SCENE. . AS PER HIS GIRLFRIEND, THEY HAD BEEN AT PARTY THE PREVIOUS NIGHT, THE DECEASED HAD BEEN DRINKING AND SHE DROVE HIM HOME. AT HOME, HE SOMEHOW MANAGED TO GET INTO THE VEHICLE AND DROVE AWAY. HAD NO PREVIOUS MEDICAL HISTORY. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON OCTOBER 7,1996 AT 2:15 PM.THE DECEASED WAS DISCOVERED STRUGGLING IN A CANAL LOCATED AT 2102 NE. 167TH STREET. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND THE DECEASED UNRESPONSIVE, CPR WAS INITIATED WITH SUCCESSFUL RESUSCITATION. WAS INTUBATED AND TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA AVENTURA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER, WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 3:10 PM., UNRESPONSIVE, WITH PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED, HYPOTENSIVE, WITH NO SPONTANEOUS RESPIRATION. HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT, STATUS POST CARDIAC ARREST, PROBABLE ANOXIC ENCEPHALOPATHY. REMAINED ON THE RESPIRATOR, WITH NO EVIDENCE OF BRAIN ACTIVITY ON EEG, UNTIL OCTOBER 11,1996 WHEN HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 8:55 PM. TOXICOLOGY SCREEN REVEALED AN ALCOHOL LEVEL OF 416.7 . . AS PER POLICE INFORMATION, THE DECEASED HAD SEVERAL OLD INJURIES. GUNSHOT WOUND TO HIS RIGHT SIDE/UPPER TORSO AND BURN MARKS ON HIS ABDOMEN, LEFT ARM AND HAND, AND RIGHT LEG. . JMH PATIENT # 186-94-39. SEVERAL VISITS TO JMH-CRISIS AND E.R. ETHANOL IINTOXICATION, SEIZURE DISORDER, ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON OCT. 11, 1996 ABOUT 3:30 PM THE DECEASED WAS AT A RESIDENCE IN COCONUT GROVE WHEN SHE SUDDENLY BEGAN TO SEIZE AND FIRE RESCUE TRANSPORTED HER TO MERCY HOSPITAL. UPON ADMISSION SHE WAS POSITIVE FOR COCAINE AND ETHANOL USE. HER INITIAL RHYTHM WAS ASYSTOLE, BUT SHE WAS SUCCESSFULLY RESUSCITATED AT 4:48 PM, BUT WAS COMATOSE. HER CONDITION WAS DEEMED CRITICAL. SHE HAD TEMPERATURES VARYING FROM 109. 5 TO 103.6. SHE REMAINED COMATOSE, POSSIBLY DUE TO ANOXIC ENCEPHALOPATHY. DURING THE NIGHT HER BLOOD PRESSURE BEGAN TO DROP. ON OCT. 12, 1996 ABOUT 5:00 AM SHE LOST BLOOD PRESSURE AND CPR WAS INITIATED, BUT TO NO AVAIL AND SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 5:31 AM. ACCORDING TO HER MOTHER, THE DECEASED WAS TREATED FOR BULIMIA FOUR OR FIVE YEARS AGO AND HOSPITALIZED AT HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. SHE WAS ALSO TREATED BY DR. KOLITZ (663-9393) AND DR. ERLICHMAN (248-1143) FOR HER EATING DISORDER. SHE SMOKED AND DRANK HEAVILY. HER MOTHER SUSPECTED DRUG USE, BUT EVERYTIME SHE WAS TESTED SHE WAS NEGATIVE. HER LAST PHYSICAL WAS ABOUT THREE YEARS AGO BY A FRIEND OF THE FAMILY, DR. ROBERT HARRIS (667-3948) AND EVERYTHING WAS NORMAL. THE MOTHER ADVISED SHE HAD SPOKEN WITH THE DECEDENT'S ROOMMATE AND WAS TOLD SHE WAS STILL SUFFERING WITH BULIMIA, BUT SHE STOPPED TREATMENT AND THERAPY. HER MOTHER STRONGLY STRESSED THAT HER DAUGHTER WAS NOT SUICIDAL FOR SHE HAD RECENTLY STARTED COMMUNICATION BY COMPUTER WITH HER MOTHER AND SISTER AND HER MENTAL STATUS WAS VERY UP-BEAT. LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON OCT. 12, 1996 ABOUT 4:53 PM THE DECEASED WAS STANDING AT THE INTERSECTION OF NW 17TH AVENUE AND 62ND STREET ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER WAITING FOR A BUS WITH HER THREE CHILDREN. A 92 HONDA TRAVELING WEST ON 62ND STREET IN THE LEFT TURNING LANE SUDDENLY MADE A U-TURN AT THE INTERSECTION OF 17TH AVENUE AND STRUCK A 91 ACURA. THE DRIVER OF THE HONDA THEN LOST CONTROL OF THE VEHICLE, STRUCK THE DECEASED PINNING HER AGAINST THE CONTROL BOX. ONE OF THE DECEDENT'S LEGS WAS SEVERELY INJURED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. SHE ARRIVED IN THE TRAUMA UNIT ALERT AND ORIENTED WITH SPONTANEOUS RESPIRATION. SHE WAS ASSESSED WITH MASSIVE RIGHT LEG TRAUMA, PARTIALLY AMPUTATED. CHEST AND PELVIC X-RAYS WERE NORMAL, BUT A FEMUR X-RAY REVEALED MULTIPLE FRACTURES OF RIGHT LEG. SHE WAS TRANSFUSED WITH SEVERAL UNITS OF BLOOD AND TAKEN TO THE O/R FOR EMERGENT RIGHT ABOVE THE KNEE AMPUTATION. DURING THE PROCEDURE SHE WENT INTO CARDIAC ARREST AND DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS SHE DIED AT 8:15 PM. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF A.I.D.S. AND STATUS POST SPLENECTOMY. LVAL" ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON OCT. 13, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS FOUND LYING ON THE FLOOR ABOUT AN HOUR AFTER HE AWOKE BY HIS WIFE. SHE CALLED 911 AND WAS GIVEN CPR INSTRUCTIONS UNTIL RESCUE ARRIVED. HE WAS THEN TRANSPORTED TO PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER. HE ARRIVED IN CARDIOPULMONARY ARREST AND DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 9:15 AM. ACCORDING TO HIS FAMILY THE DECEASED WAS NOT UNDER THE CARE OF A DOCTOR. ACCORDING TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL RECORDS AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE FAMILY: ON MAR. 4, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS A PEDESTRIAN STRUCK BY A CAR IN BIG PINE KEY, FL. HE WAS INITIALLY TRANSPORTED TO FISHERMAN'S HOSPITAL IN MARATHON FLORIDA. HIS ETHANOL LEVEL WAS 345 MG/DL, BUT ALL DRUGS SCREENS WERE NEGATIVE. X-RAYS REVEALED LINEAR SKULL FRACTURE, TEMPORAL LEFT PARIETAL. CT BRAIN SCAN REVEALED MULTIPLE CONTUSIONS/CEREBRAL EDEMA. HE WAS TRANSFERED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ON MAR. 5, 1996, ARRIVING ABOUT 2:27 AM FOR FURTHER ASSESSMENT AND CARE. HE WAS FURTHER ASSESSED WITH LACERATIONS TO THE HEAD, ABRASIONS TO THE LOWER EXTREMITIES, THE RIGHT THORAX AND RIGHT HIP. HE UNDERWENT TRACHEOSTOMY IN APR. 96 AND PEG PLACEMENT IN MAY 96 AND A PERCUTANEOUS GASTROJEJUNOSTOMY PLACEMENT IN SEPT. 96. CHEST X-RAYS IN SEPT. REVEALED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION, PULMONARY EDEMA AND EARLY RIGHT LOWER LOBE PNEUMONIA. HIS CONDITION GRADUALLY DETERIORATED AND ON OCT. 12, 1996 HE SUCCUMBED TO HIS INJURIES AND DIED AT 9:25 PM.gLVAL^u ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON AUGUST 21, 1996, AT ABOUT 1:45 PM, THE DECEASED WAS RIDING HIS BICYCLE SOUTH BOUND ON STATE RD. U.S. #1, IN KEY LOGO, FLORIDA. AS HE TRAVELED INTO THE AREA OF OCEAN DRIVE AND U.S.#1, HE WAS STRUCK BY AN AUTOMOBILE THAT WAS TRAVELING NORTH ON US HIGHWAY #1 AND ONTO OCEAN DRIVE, HE WAS STRUCK BY THE LEFT FRONT OF THE VEHICLE AND EJECTED ONTO THE WINDSHIELD. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS RESPONDED, TRANSPORTED HIM TO MARINERS HOSPITAL IN MARATHON BEFORE BEING AIR LIFTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL IN MIAMI. UPON ARRIVAL AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL HE WAS DISORIENTED BUT COOPERATIVE, PUPILS ROUND AND REACTIVE, BLOOD PRESSURE OF 171/100, PULSE 87. HE WAS TAKEN TO RADIOLOGY, A CRANIOCERVICAL DISLOCATION AND A DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA WERE REVEALED. A LAPAROTOMY WAS DONE, REPAIR OF THE HERNIA ACCOMPLISHED. HE WAS LATER TRANSFERED TO SOUTH SHORE HOSPITAL WHERE HE REMAINED AN INPATIENT UNTIL HE EXPIRED THERE ON OCTOBER 11, 1996. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS LIVING AT A FOSTER CARE CENTER AT THE ABOVE LOCATION. ON OCTOBER 13, 1996, 11:50A.M., SHE WAS FOUND DECEASED IN A CHAIR IN HER BEDROOM. SHE HAD BEEN TREATED BY DR. STEIN, WHO STATED THAT HE HAS NOT TREATED HER RECENTLY AND SHE WAS LAST SEEN BY HIM IN MAY OF 1996. SHE HAS A HISTORY OF SEVERE DEMENTIA, PARKINSON DISEASE, HIP ULCER DUE TO LYING ON HER SIDE AND HYPERTENSION. ACCORDING TO AVENTURA HOSPITAL RECORDS, SHE WAS ADMITTED FROM AUGUST 16, 1995 TO AUGUST 24, 1995, HER DIAGNOSIS WAS, ASPIRATION PNEUMONIA, STAPHYLOCOCCAL PNEUMONIA, URINARY TRACT INFECTION, E. COLI INFECTION, INTER COCCUS FAICALIS, HYPERTENSION, ANEMIA, DEMENTIA DYSPHASIA, POST OCCULT BLOOD. ACCORDING TO NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER RECORDS, SHE WAS ADMITTED FROM DECEMBER 8, 1993 TO JANUARY 8, 1994. DIAGNOSIS: HYPERTENSION, PARKINSON, ARRHYTHMIA, GASTRIC POLYPS, TACHY CARDIA.>LVAL1LEE&#@D@M@@ D@ D@@D ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A SALES PERSON EMPLOYED WITH THE PHAR-MED GROUP, INC.. ON MONDAY. OCTOBER 14, 1996, HE ARRIVED ON THE JOB AT ABOUT 7:50 AM, PROCEEDED TO HIS DESK AS HE USUALLY DID. HE ASKED ONE OF THE SECRETARYS FOR A CUP OF COFFEE WHICH SHE WENT OUT TO GET. SHE RETURNED ABOUT FIVE MINUTES LATER AND FOUND HIM LYING ON THE FLOOR UNRESPONSIVE NEAR HIS DESK. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED AND RESPONDED, INITIATED RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES AS HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA KENDALL MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL RESUSCITATION WAS IN PROGRESS, HE DID NOT HAVE ANY VITAL SIGNS, DID NOT RESPOND TO EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 8:57 AM. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT BY DR. FAN FAN (954)525-4900, FOR DIABETES MELLITUS SINCE JULY 1996. THE DECEASED HAD A RIGHT LEG BELOW THE KNEE AMPUTATION RECENTLY DUE TO DIABETES. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON OCTOBER 13, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS AT HOME SITTING ON THE COUCH WHEN HE BEGAN GASPING FOR BREATH AND STATED TO HIS FRIEND THAT HE WAS HAVING A HEART ATTACK. HIS FRIEND CALLED FOR EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE (911). FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND UPON ARRIVAL, FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE WITH EKG MONITOR SHOWING V-FIB. EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO MERCY HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE, WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND EKG MONITOR SHOWING ASYSTOLE. ADVANCE CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 11:34P.M., HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO HIS FRIEND, HE HAS A HISTORY OF HEART ATTACKS. HIS MOST RECENT ATTACK WAS ABT. 2 YEARS AGO WHILE HE WAS IN ITALY. HIS FRIEND ALSO STATED THAT HE WAS SEEN ONCE AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOR HEART RELATED PROBLEMS. HE WAS NOT TREATED BY A PERSONAL PHYSCIAN. LVALĉv=%A@O@@A@B@?96-2603E96-2603EBERRICKFRANKMARTINYRMW6770 INDIAN CREEK DRIVE #5A, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA6 ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS VISITING MIAMI FROM THE BROOKLYN, NEW YORK AREA WHERE HE WAS EMPLOYED AS A POSTAL WORKER. HE WAS STAYING AT THE BLUE SEAS MOTEL LOCATED AT 17315 COLLINS AVENUE. OCTOBER 14, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS AT HIS MOTEL PLAYING IN THE POOL. HIS FRIENDS THOUGHT THAT HE COULD SWIM WHEN HE ENTERED THE WATER. AT APPROX 2:12 P.M. THE DEC'D WAS DISCOVERED ON THE BOTTOM OF THE POOL IN APPROX 8 FEET OF WATER. FIRE-RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND RESPONDED. UPON FIRE-RESCUE ARRIVAL, DEC'D WAS FOUND LYING ON THE POOL DECK. HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, INITIAL RHYTHM WAS SHOWING FINE FIB WHICH CONVERTED TO ASYSTOLE. HE WAS OBSERVED WITH A HEMATOMA AND LACERATION TO HIS FOREHEAD. ET INTUBATION WAS UNSUCCESSFUL - HIS MOUTH AND THROAT WAS FILLED WITH A BLOODY FLUID. C.P.R WAS STARTED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA AVENTURA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 2:42 P.M., HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITAL SIGNS. C.P.R. WAS CONTINUED, HOWEVER TO AVAIL AND HE WAS PRONOUNCED AT 2:58 P.M.. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED LIVED ALONE AT THE ABOVE INCIDENT LOCATION AND WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE BY HIS NEIGHBOR ON OCTOBER 10, 1996. ACCORDING TO HIS NEIGHBOR, HE HAD BEEN ILL AND WAS TREATED AT MT. SINAI MEDICAL CENTER. ON OCTOBER 14, 1996, HE HAD NOT PICKED UP HIS NEWSPAPERS WHICH LED HIS FRIEND TO CONTACT THE BUILDING MANAGER. THE MANAGER RESPONDED, UNLOCKED THE DOOR AND AT 1:34P.M., FOUND HIM EXPIRED AND IN AN ADVANCE STAGE OF DECOMPOSITION. HE WAS RECENTLY RELEASED FROM MT. SINAI MEDICAL CENTER WITH A HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION (X 10YRS), RIGHT CEREBRALVASCULAR ACCIDENT WITH LEFT HEMIPARESIS (8/95). MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED WERE PROSCAR 5MG,VERAPAMIL ER 240MG, BUSPAR 5MG,LOPERAMIDE 2MG. U`B@C@@@@B@98?@B@`B@96-2632MACDONALDTIMOTHYREMAINS, UNKNOWNYRMWHITEHOMELESSCANAL, REAR OF: 8763 SOUTHWEST 61ST PLACE MIAMI, FLORIDACANAL, REAR OF: 8763 SOUTHWEST 61ST PLACE MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL>@ 516544-S01DETECTIVE A. 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S.[@۲\\WVTTNHA B@O@@ B@` ` ?@B@96-2623VILLOCHPAUL EDDIEYRMWHITE1040 N.W. 4TH STREET #304 MIAMI, FLORIDA1040 N.W. 4TH STREET #304 MIAMI, FLORIDARESIDENCENATURAL#@2811208-V02DET. C. CARTER@žaa\[YYOHAux2@B@E@@@B@?`B@96-2638DIAMONDKENNETHYRMWHITE649 NW 89TH VENUE, PLANTATION, FLORIDACOLUMBIA KENDALL MEDICAL CENTER, EMERGENCY ROOM649 NW 89TH AVENUE, PLANTATION, FLORIDANATURALATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE.517070-S01ROBUCKS, C.@." ܴ^^YXVVOHA @B@A@@@B@?@B@?`B@96-2637PHILLIPESAUVEURYRMBLACK330 N.W. 77TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA6444 N.W. 7TH AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDA6444 N.W. 7TH AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDAUNKNOWN0@2821684-V02DET. AROSTEGUI@˧__ZYWWPHA@B@J@ @@B@UUUUUU?`B@96-2636BOMBALEORLANDO BICCEYRMBLACKCUBA11220 S.W. 2ND STTEET MIAMI, FLORIDA RESIDENCENATURAL#@517144-S01DET. STROZE@˿hd_^\\OHA@B@@P@¹@@B@?`B@96-2635ANGELOTTIELEANORYRFWHITE1495 N.E. 167TH STREET #410, MIAMI, FLA.1495 N.E. 167TH STREET #410, MIAMI, FLA.1495 N.E. 167TH STREET #410, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL<@516996-S01DET. S. PARR3@ٱ``[ZXXQHA@B@O@S@@B@qq?@B@?`B@96-2634FORDELAINDUSYRMBLACK2324 N.W. 59TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.5820 N.W. 22ND AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.5820 N.W. 22ND AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL&@517024-S01DET. ROEBUCK@ġ\\WVTTLHA`B@V@*@@B@UUUUUU?@B@?`B@96-2633MONTEROCARLOS AUGUSTOYRMWHITE611 SOUTHWEST 56TH AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDASTREET: SOUTHWEST 7TH STREET & 54TH AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDASTREET: SOUTHWEST 7TH STREET & 54TH AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL_@ 2821481-V02DETECTIVE TEJEDA@<0  Ȏee`_]]OHA SY,B@C@H@`B@qq?@B@?B@96-2646JELKEMINOT FRAZIER JR.YRMWHITE1940 NORTHEAST 118TH ROAD NORTH MIAMI, FLORIDA1940 NORTHEAST 118TH ROAD NORTH MIAMI, FLORIDA1940 NORTHEAST 188TH ROAD NORTH MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALX@96-3447313DETECTIVE CRAIG @." ĕffa`^^MHA `B@@R@c@`B@?@@@?`B@96-2645LEVINEDOROTHYYRFWHITE4048 NW 24TH COURT, APT. 436, LAUDERDALE LAKES, FLA. 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PUCKETT@ Ž__ZYWWPHA{`B@M@@`B@qq?B@96-2649GROSSNORMANYRMWHITE1131 SW 200TH STREET #D-11, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 11311 SW 200TH STREET #D-11, MIAMI, FLORIDA11311 SW 200TH STREET #D-11, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL8@519019-S01CHAVARRY,@  幆[[VUSSMHA`B@K@@`B@qq?A@?B@96-2648PERLSTEVEYRMWHITEUNKNOWNCOLUMBIA AVENTUTA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER, INPT.19111 COLLINS AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.ACCIDENTALCOMPLICTIONS OF NEAR-DROWNING511347-S01DET. JEFF LEWIS@`YYTSQQLHA`B@J@@@B@?@@?B@96-2647BREMERROBERTYRMWHITE32 HILTON HAVEN DRIVE BAY VILLAS, KEY WESTBAPTIST HOSPITAL OF MIAMIOLIVIA STREET & GEORGIA STREET KEY WEST, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL8@96-3999408OFC. M. MYERS@ Ҡ\\WVTTNHA@ B@R@@B@?B@96-2665JIMERSONEMANUELYRMBLACKWEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA.1616 WEST 30TH STREET, RIVIERA BEACH, FLORIDA. VETERANS ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL CENTER, INPATIENTNATURALE@!@(٦x_ZYWWPHAB@E@@B@` ` ?B@?B@96-2664SKLARBARRY HOWARDYRMWHITE4865 40TH WAY SOUTH, LAKE WORTH, FLORIDA1190 NW 62ND STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAK.F.C. RESTAURANT: 1190 NW 62ND STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALACUTE HEROIN INTOXICATION.2851662-V02DET. CALVARM@'4(⬉aa\[YYMHA B@K@@B@UUUUUU?>@88?B@96-2663HERRERAJULIOYRMHISPANIC2779 NW 37TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.................INPATIENTNW 24 AVENUE AND 36TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALH@!2521994-V02DET. MARGANESm@'ᵂ__WVTTOHAB@@W@؏@B@88?@B@?B@96-2662SCHICKBENJAMINYRMWHITE2751 NE 183RD STREET #1414, NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDACOLUMBIA AVENTURA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER..INPATIENTELEVATOR: 2751 NE 183RD STREET, NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL>@!523846-S01DET. CAPOTE@&=1&$̔^^YXVVNHA B@P@@B@?B@UUUUUU?B@96-2661FERREIRAGASTONYRMHISPANIC19760 NW 87TH PLACE, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL...INPATIENTNW 138TH STREET & HIALEAH GARDENS BLVD, HIALEAH GARDENS, FL.ACCIDENTAL5@!521155-S01DET. 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SMITHu@+-! 黅``[ZXXMHA B@9@Q@B@ll?B@?B@96-2668AL BILANICHRISTY LEWISYRFWHITE10815 SW 112TH AVENUE #308, MIAMI, FLORIDAMERCY HOSPITAL.............INPATIENT2315 SWANSON AVENUE, COCONUT GROVE, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL%@!2861226-V02DET. C. GONZALEZ @*ߴffa`^^QHAB@>@@B@qq|?B@qq|?B@96-2667LOPEZRAPHAEL ANTONIOYRMHISPANIC 8580 N.W. 36TH STREET, # 301, SUNRISE, FLORIDA. FLA. TURNPIKE (SR-91) AT GOLDEN GLADES EXIT, MIAMI, FLA. FLA. TURNPIKE (SR-91) AT GOLDEN GLADES EXIT, MIAMI, FLA.ACCIDENTAL0@!06CPL.N. DUNAWAY~@)>2$"" җgg_^\\MHA B@E@@B@98? B@?B@96-2666CARNEYEDWARD J.YRMWHITE1945 N.E. 167TH STREET, NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA.COLUMBIA AVENTURA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER, INPATIENT CANAL: 2102 N.E. 167TH STREET, NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FLA.ACCIDENTAL DROWNING.96-2394405DET. E. HILLe@)D8,*" ʒ__ZYWWNHA  ^a! C@E@@C@JI?C@? C@96-2682JAMESWAYNEYRMBLACK4411 CHURCH AVENUE #7C BROOKLYN, NEW YORKCOLUMBIA AVENTURA HOSPITAL& MEDICAL CENTER - E.R.MOTEL: 17315 COLLINS AVENUE MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAACCIDENTALDROWNING527707-S01DETECTIVE KINGP@/( 浄ZZUTRRMHA C@@P@Y@C@ll? C@96-2681ATKINSONROBERTYRMWHITE1828 BAY ROAD #11 MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA1828 BAY ROAD #11 MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDANATURAL8@ !96-3484804DET. DALE TWIST@/^^YXVVPHA{C@L@@C@?C@96-2680MILLERWILLIE JAMESYRMBLACK1411 NW 33RD TERRACE, FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDACOLUMBIA KENDALL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, EMERGENCY ROOM.3075 NW 107TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL@ !527127-S01HERNANDEZ, J.C.@.& ɐbb]\ZZNHA C@N@@B@ll?C@96-2679LOPEZJOSE RAULYRMHISPANIC2101 BRICKEL AVENUE #216 MIAMI, FLORIDAMERCY HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOMNATURAL&@ !2881025-V02DET. JUAN HERRERA@.ĻaaYXVVMHA{B@T@5@B@98?@<@UUUUUU?C@96-2678LIMONTAORLANDOYRMHISPANICPOST OFFICE BOX #301, KEY LARGO, FLORIDA SOUTH SHORE HOSPITAL, INPATIENTSOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY, U.S. #5, AND OCEAN DR., KEY LARGO, FLAACCIDENTALCOMPLICATIONS OF BLUNT TRAUMA.96-25-010-0641-38. MASON, J.@-E9'%竌aaYXVVOHA B@Q@@B@88?C@96-2677DUKEPEARLYRFBLACK2006 N.W. 100 STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA2006 N.W. 100TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALCOMPLICATIONS OF ALZHEIMERS525890-S01DET. MCCOLMAN@-ҫ}YYTSQQLHA{f-" C@Q@@ C@'}'}? C@ C@96-2688WRIGHTLEROYYRMBLACK3755 NORTHWEST 178TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAPARKWAY WEST HOSPITAL - EMERGENCY ROOM3755 NORTHWEST 178TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL&@!528711-S01DETECTIVE CHAVARRYP@;׬[[VUSSNHA C@Q@1@C@qq? C@96-2687MONTALVOMANUELYRMHISPANIC7865 S.W. 57TH AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDACOLUMBIA CEDARS MEDICAL CENTERNATURALCORONARY ARTERIOSCLEROSIS2881942-V02DET. GRANADO@:ЫaaYXVVPHA{ C@@@@C@>>?C@@C@96-2686HUBERTMARKYRMWHITE291 EAST 46TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA HIALEAH HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM 291 EAST 46TH STREET, HIALEAH, FLORIDA.ACCIDENTALCOMPLICATIONS OF COCAINE USE 96-4546803DET. KEN HART@:!ˡ~ZZUTRRNHAC@M@@C@? C@96-2685POLLARDPATRICIAYRFBLACK1490 NW 43RD STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 1490 NW 43RD STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 1490 NW 43RD STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA ACCIDENTAL=@!2881746-V02AROSTEGUI, A.@9 ݯ__ZYWWOHAC@S@@C@? C@96-2684BERZAGUIELENAYRFWHITE5050 NW 7TH STREET #415, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 5050 NW 7TH STREET, #415, MIAMI, FLORIDA5050 NW 7TH STREET #415, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALE@!2881741-V02BORGES, A.@9ෆ]]XWUUPHA C@=@@C@?B@ C@96-2683HERRERAGUSTAVOYRMWHITE15221 SOUTHWEST 80TH STREET #401 MIAMI, FLORIDA15221 SOUTHWEST 80TH STREET #401 MIAMI, FLORIDA15221 SOUTHWEST 80TH STREET #401 MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL.@!527594-S01DETECTIVE BAYAS@8& ^^YXVVOHA KLVALW ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS RENTING A ROOM FROM A FRIEND WHO WAS ALSO SUB-LEASING ANOTHER ROOM INSIDE AN APARTMENT LOCATED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON OCTOBER 12, 1996 AT APPROX 10:30 P.M. IN THE LIVINGROOM OF THE APARTMEMENT. HE WAS WATCHING TELEVISION AT THAT TIME. HIS FRIEND RETIRED FOR THE EVENING. HIS FRIEND STATES SHE WAS HOME ALL DAY ON OCTOBER 13, 1996 HOWEVER SHE OBSERVED THE DEC'D ROOM DOOR CLOSED AND ASSUMED HE WAS OUT WITH FRIENDS. MEANWHILE, HIS CLOSEST FRIEND ALSO ATTEMPTED TO CONTACT HIM BY PHONE (SEPARATE LINES) ALL DAY ON THE SAME DATE, HE ALSO GOT NO RESPONSE. HIS FRIEND ALSO REPORTS THAT DEC'D HAD NOT BEEN TO WORK FOR THE PAST THREE DAYS. OCTOBER 14, 1996 AFTER HIS FRIEND MADE NUMEROUS ATTEMPTS TO CONTACT HIM BY PHONE AND WITH NEGATIVE RESPONSES, HE RESPONDED TO THE DEC'D RESIDENCE. HE AND THE DEC'D ROOMMATE FORCE-ENTERED THE DEC'D ROOM WHERE HE WAS DISCOVERED EXPIRED. HE WAS FOUND LYING IN BED COLD, STIFF AND DISCOLORED. NO OBVIOUS SIGNS OF TRAUMA OR FOUL PLAY. PAST MEDICAL AND SOCIAL HISTORY: DECEASED FRIEND STATES HE SUFFERED SEVERE FINGER TRAUMA AFTER HE CUT HIS HAND WITH SCISSORS APPROX TWO YEARS AGO WHILE AT WORK. HE UNDERWENT RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY AT BAPTIST HOPSITAL AND WAS TAKING PRESCRIPTION PAIN KILLERS WHICH WERE TRANSPORTED TO THIS OFFICE - APAP WITH CODEINE AND HYDROCODONE. HE SMOKES TWO PACKS OF CIGARETTES A DAY AND DOES NOT USE ILLEGAL DRUGS. HE WAS FROM CHILE AND WAS TOLD AS A YOUNG CHILD THAT HE SUFFERED WITH HEART MURMURS. THE ONLY COMPLAINTS HE VOICED LATELY WAS THAT OF BACK PAINS. *** REFILED ON DECEMBER 23, 1996 *** [BAR] 1LVALO? ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A MIDDLE AGED FEMALE WHO WAS DISABLED AND LIVED ALONE AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1996, AT ABOUT 6:45 PM, A NEIGHBOR CHECKED ON HER, FOUND HER EXPIRED, LYING FACE DOWN ON THE FLOOR IN THE BEDROOM. POLICE WERE CALLED, WHEN THEY RESPONDED, THEY FOUND A "CRACK PIPE" UNDERNEATH HER BODY AND WELL AS A SMALL PLASTIC BAG OF SUSPECTED "COCAINE". THERE WERE SEVERAL BOTTLES OF VODKA AND GIN FOUND IN THE HOUSE. A FAMILY MEMBER ADVISED POLICE THAT SHE HAD A HISTORY OF ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE. SHE HAD BEEN TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL IN THE PAST. HER HOSPITAL RECORD NUMBER # 200-62-45 WAS REQUESTED. **** REFILED (02/05/97) **** tec ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY FEMALE WHO LIVED ALONE AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. SHE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1996. SHE HAD NOT BEEN COMPLAINING OF ANY PROBLEMS OR DISCOMFORT. ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1996, AT ABOUT 7:30 PM, HER NIECE CHECKED ON HER, FOUND HER EXPIRED IN HER BED. POLICE AND FIRE RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED, SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT BY DOCTOR TEATINO CAMACHO (644-3100), FOR HYPERTENSION AND DIABETES MELLITUS. MEDICATIONS OF GLYBURIDE, AMITRIPTYLINE, DIAZEPAM, PRAZOSIN, ADALAT AND TEMAZEPAM WERE SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. 4LVALWB ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON OCTOBER 14, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS BROUGHT INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM BY FIRE RESCUE IN FULL CARDIOPULMONARY ARREST. ADVANCE CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 3:20P.M., HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WENT ON A "CRACK" BINGE AFTER THE DEATH OF HIS FATHER WHO EXPIRED ABT. 1 WEEK AGO. ON OCTOBER 14, 1996, ABT. 1:30P.M., HE COMPLAINED OF DIFFICULTY BREATHING. AFTER HIS CONDITION DID NOT GET ANY BETTER, ABT. 2:15P.M., FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND UPON ARRIVAL, FOUND HIM, RESPONSIVE, HYPERVENTILATING AND EKG MONITOR SHOWING SINUS TACH. HIS VITAL SIGNS WERE AS FOLLOWS: PULSE 110, RESP. 60 AND B/P 122/84. EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO HIALEAH HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE REMAINED RESPONSIVE, BUT RESTLESS AT TIMES. TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED, URINE DRUG SCREEN WAS PERFORMED AND RESULTS WERE POSITIVE FOR COCAINE. TREATMENT WAS CONTINUED, HOWEVER, HE SUDDENLY WENT INTO CARDIAC ARREST. ADVANCE CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 7:41P.M., HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO HIS WIFE, HE HAD NO MEDICAL PROBLEMS, NOR DID HE HAVE A PRIVATE PHYSCIAN. IT WAS UNKNOWN TO HER IF HE USED DRUGS OR ALCOHOL. *** REFILED ON NOVEMBER 12, 1996 *** BAR **LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON OCTOBER 15, 1996, AT ABOUT 3:00 AM, THE DECEASED WAS AT HOME WHEN HE STARTED COMPLAINING OF BREATHING PROBLEMS. HIS WIFE CALLED EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS, THEY RESPONDED, INITIATED RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO COLUMBIA KENDALL MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL HIS CARDIAC RHYTHM WAS BRADYCARDIA WITH NO BLOOD PRESSURE, NO PULSE, NO RESPIRATION. HIS PUPILS WERE ROUND, EQUAL AND NON-REACTIVE. THERE WAS NO RESPONSE TO RESUSCITAVE EFFORTS AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 3:30 AM. ACCORDING TO HIS WIFE HE HAD A HISTORY OF ASTHMA AND HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: OCTOBER 15, 1996 DURING THE EARLY MORNING HOURS, THE DEC'D GOT UP TO GO TO THE BATHROOM. HIS WIFE ASSISTED HIM AND KEFT HIM SITTING ON TH TOILET FOR APPROX ONE MINUTE. UPON HER RETURN, SHE OBSERVED THE DEC'D COLLAPSED ON THE TOILET WITH HIS UPPER BODY ON THE BACK PORTION OF THE TOILET. SHE GOT NO RESPONSE, WHICHAFTER SHE SUMMONED FIRE-RESCUE. UPON FIRE-RESCUE ARRIVAL, HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PARKWAY WEST HOSPITAL WHERE HE ARRIVED AT 4:35 A.M. WITH NO CHANGE IN CONDITION, C.P.R. STILL IN PROGRESS. ALL ATTEMPTS TO RESUSCITATE WERE MET WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 4:58 A.M.. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: DECEASED WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. KATZ FOR CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, SEVERE AND ADVANCED PROSTATE CANCER AND UROPATHY OBSTRUCTION. FAMILY MEMBERS REQUESTED AN AUTOPSY.gLVALw ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE OCTOBER 13, 1996 BY A RESIDENT OF THE APARTMENT BUILDING LOCATED AT 906 NORTHWEST 1ST AVENUE. DEC'D WAS LAST SEEN WALKING IN THE AREA AND IS KNOWN TO BE HOMELESS. THE RESIDENT STATED THAT HE WOULD OFTEN SLEEP IN THE METER ROOM LOCATED AT 938 NORTHWEST 1ST AVENUE. OCTOBER 15, 1996 AFTER A RESIDENT OF 938 NORTHWEST 1ST AVENUE NOTICED A FOUL ODOR EMITTING FROM THE METER ROOM, SHE UNLOCKED THE DOOR AND OBSERVED THE DEC'D LYING ON THE FLOOR. HOMESTEAD POLICE RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED AND SLIGHTLY DECOMPOSED. HE WAS LYING SUPINE AND NUDE FROM THE WAIST DOWN EXCEPT FOR HIS BLACK SOCKS ON TOP OF PLASTIC GARBAGE BAGS. ANT AND INSECT ACTIVITY WAS NOTED AS WELL AS BLOOD AROUND HIS EYES AND UNDER HIS BUTTOCKS AREA ON THE CEMENT FLOOR. A ONE DOLLAR BILL WAS SITTING ON THE FLOOR NEXT TO THE DEC'D RIGHT LEG. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON OCTOBER 10, 1996 BY BUILDING SECURITY PERSONNEL. AT THAT TIME SHE APPEARED TO BE IN APPARENT GOOD HEALTH AND VOICED NO COMPLAINTS. OCTOBER 15, 1996 FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED TO HER RESIDENCE AFTER NEIGHBORS BECAME CONCERNED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, DECEASED WAS DISCOVERED EXPIRED INSIDE HER RESIDENCE. THERE WERE NO INDICATIONS THAT DEC'D WAS BEING TREATED BY A DOCTOR OR TAKING ANY MEDICATIONS. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED HAS A LONG HISTORY OF ETHANOL ABUSE AND LIVER DISEASE. ACCORDING TO HER HUSBAND, ON OCTOBER 14, 1996, SHE DID NOT DRINK ANY ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES, BECAUSE SHE WAS VERY WEAK AND HAD TO BE ASSISTED THROUGHOUT THEIR RESIDENCE. ON OCTOBER 15, ABT. 1:00A.M., SHE WENT TO BED AND ABT. 6:00A.M., HER HUSBAND WENT TO BED. ABT. 10:00AM., HE WOKE UP AND FOUND HER UNRESPONSIVE, BUT BREATHING HEAVY. ABT. 10:27A.M., SHE EXPIRED. ACCORDING TO HER HUSBAND SHE HAS NOT SEEN A PHYSCIAN IN ABT. 1 YEAR. iLVAL(ry ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN INMATE IN THE DADE COUNTY JAIL SERVING TIME FOR PROBATION VIOLATION, ARRESTED SEPTEMBER 3, 1996. HE HAD BEEN REPORTEDLY DIAGNOSED WITH "H.I.V. POSITIVE COMPLEX" ABOUT TWO YEARS PRIOR. ON SEPTEMBER 18, 1996, HE WAS TRANSFERRED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AFTER HIS CONDITION WORSTENED, LATER TO M.I.C.U. SECTION WHEN HIS CONDITION BECAME GRAVE. HE REMAINED AN INPATIENT UNTIL OCTOBER 16, 1996, WHEN HE EXPIRED AT 5:25 AM. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS AN INMATE AT DADE COUNTY CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTE, SERVING A SENTENCE FOR SEXUAL BATTERY. IN AUGUST OF 1994, HE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH A.I.D.S. AND HAS BEEN IN THE PRISION INFIRMARY AND BEDRIDDEN SINCE MAY OF 1996. TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED BY THE MEDICAL STAFF OF THE INSTITUTE, HOWEVER, HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND ON OCTOBER 16, 1996, AT 3:03A.M., HE EXPIRED. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON OCTOBER 14, 1996 BY A NEIGHBOR AND DID NOT COMPLAIN OF ANY PROBLEMS AT THAT TIME. THE NEIGHBOR MADE AN APPOINTMENT FOR THE FOLLOWING DAY TO LOOK AT SOME OF THE MERCHANDISE THAT THE DECEASED WAS SELLING. ON OCTOBER 15, 1996 WHEN HE DID NOT KEEP THE APPOINTMENT, SHE BECAME CONCERNED AND RESPONDED TO HIS RESIDENCE. UPON DOING SO, SHE SMELLED A FOUL ODOR EMITTING FROM INSIDE AND OBSERVED HIM SITTING IN A RECLINER, UNRESPONSIVE. POLICE WERE SUMMONED AND GAINED ENTRY WITH A PASSKEY. HE WAS FOUND EXPIRED IN AN ADVANCED STAGE OF DECOMPOSITION. FAMILY MEMBERS STATED THAT HE WAS A HEAVY DRINKER AND WAS SUFFERING WITH KIDNEY AND LIVER DISEASE.sLVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED HAD BEEN SUFFERING WITH A COLD FOR TWO OR THREE DAYS. ON OCT. 15, 1996 SHE WENT TO SEE DR. DIAMOND (279-2256) WHO PRESCRIBED MEDICATION, BUT THE DECEASED STILL COMPLAINED OF NOT FEELING WELL THAT NIGHT. ON OCT. 16, 1996 HER MOTHER LEFT THE RESIDENCE ABOUT 7:00 AM AND RETURNED ABOUT 1:50 PM TO FIND THE DECEASED DEAD ON THE BATHROOM FLOOR. THERE WERE NO SIGNS OF TRAUMA OR FORCED ENTRY INTO THE RESIDENCE. THE DECEASED ALSO HAD A HISTORY OF HODGKINS DISEASE, BUT HAS BEEN IN REMISSION ABOUT 10 YEARS. SHE WAS TREATED BY DR. KALMAN, ONCOLOGIST (595-2141) FOR HODGKINS DISEASE AND DR. STORPER, PSYCHIATRIST (252-0533) FOR ANXIETY. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: LO-OVRAL, SYNTHROID, AMOXICILLIN, DURATEX AND SULINDAC. ** REFILE 12/5/96 GDS *** ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A MIDDLE AGED MALE WHO WAS UNEMPLOYED AND IN ILL HEALTH. A GOOD FRIEND OF HIS PLACED HIM IN THE REGIONAL PLAZA NURSING HOME AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1996, HE HAD NOT BEEN SEEN BY ANY ONE UP UNTIL MID-DAY, A MEMBER OF THE NURSING STAFF, WENT IN TO CHECK ON HIM, FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE WITH A SLIGHT PULSE AND CALLED EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. HIS PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF FOR HYPERTENSION WITH TREATMENT BY DR. GARCIA MAYAL (825-0300). THE DECEASED'S MEDICATION; COGENTIN, HYDRALAZINE, CARBIDOPA (SINEMET), AND OFLOXACIN TABLETS WERE TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. *** REFILED ON DECEMBER 23, 1996 *** [BAR]LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: OCTOBER 16, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS THE ***DRIVER*** OF A VEHICLE TRAVELING NORTHBOUND ON SOUTHWEST 69TH AVENUE . FOR UNKNOWN REASONS, THE VEHICLE ENTERED THE EASTBOUND LANES OF BIRD ROAD INTO THE PATH OF AN EASTBOUND VEHICLE. THE EASTBOUND VEHICLE STRUCK THE LEFT SIDE OF THE DEC'D VEHICLE. THE DEC'D VEHICLE THEN TRAVELED IN AN EASTERLY DIRECTION BEFORE COMING TO IT'S FINAL REST. FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED HER TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON HER ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 4:57 P.M. SHE WAS UNRESPONSIVE, INTUBATED BY FIRE-RESCUE. SHE WAS OBSERVED WITH MULTIPLE INJURIES. WAS EMERGENTLY TAKEN TO THE O.R. WHERE SHE UNDERWENT AN EXPLORATORY LAPOROTOMY. WAS NOTED WITH MULTIPLE RIB FRACTURES, CLAVICAL FRACTURE, LIVER LACERATION, HIP FRACTURE AND SPLENIC LACERATION. HER CONDITION WORSENED AND AT 7:15 P.M. SHE WAS PRONOUNCED. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: DECEASED WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. MILLER FOR HYPERTENSION AND EPISODES OF ALCOHOLISM.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON OCTOBER 17, 1996 DECEASED WAS THE DRIVER OF A 1985 TOYOTA CAMRY WHICH WAS TRAVELING NORTH ON BISCAYNE BLVD. AS THE VEHICLE APPROACHED THE INTERSECTION OF S.E. 1ST STREET, THE DRIVER FOR UNKNOWN REASONS LOST CONTROL AND STRUCK A PALM TREE. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HER IN AGONAL RHYTHM. SHE WAS REMOVED FROM THE VEHICLE AND BECAME PULSELESS. SHE WAS PLACED ON A BACKBOARD AND TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL: CPR IN PROGRESS AND WITHOUT ANY VITAL SIGNS. SHE WAS NOTED TO HAVE ECCHYMOSIS IN THE MID STERNAL AREA AND LACERATIONS TO RIGHT EYE AND BOTH SHINS. A BILATERAL THORACOTOMY WAS PERFORMED AND CPR CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 8:00 A.M.. ***THE VEHICLE THE DECEASED WAS DRIVING WAS REGISTERED TO ANOTHER PERSON WHO ADVISED THAT THEY HAD NOT LOANED THEIR VEHICLE OUT TO ANYONE. THE VEHICLE SUSTAINED MAJOR DAMAGE TO THE FRONT-END. SHE WAS NOT WEARING A SEATBELT. DECEASED WAS IDENTIFIED THROUGH HER PASSPORT. 2LVAL@ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: OCTOBER 17, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS THE DRIVER OF A 1986 MAZDA PICK-UP TRUCK THAT WAS TRAVELING ON WEST OKEECHOBEE ROAD. FOR UNKNOWN REASONS, HE LOST CONTROL OF THE VEHICLE AND BEGAN SLIDING SIDEWAYS INTO ONCOMING TRAFFIC. THE MAZDA WAS IMPACTED ON THE PASSENGER SIDE BY A SOUTHEAST BOUND CITY OF HIALEAH SOLID WASTE TRUCK. HE EXPIRED UPON IMPACT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON OCT. 17, 1996 ABOUT 5:00 AM THE DECEASED WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE IN BED AT HOME. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED HER TO PALM SPRINGS GENERAL HOSPITAL. SHE ARRIVED INTUBATED WITH CPR IN PROGRESS. SHE WAS IN FULL CARDIOPULMONARY ARREST WITH DILATED AND FIXED PUPILS. DEPSITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 5:30 AM. ACCORDING TO THE HUSBAND THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION AND HAD A BLOOD PRESSURE READING OF 300/120 ON OCT. 16, 1996. SHE TOOK TWO FIAC TABLETS, FELT BETTER AND HER PRESSURE WENT DOWN TO 150/90. SHE HAD BEEN TREATED BY DR. DEL BARRIO (558-9159), BUT HE DIED EARLIER THIS YEAR. SHE SMOKED A PACK OF CIGARETTES A DAY, BUT DID NOT DRINK OR USE DRUGS. DR. DEL BARRIO'S NURSE ADVISED HE TREATED THE DECEASED FOR HYPERTENSION, OBESITY, CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE, HYPERCHOLESTEROLEMIA AND DEAFNESS. SHE WAS ALSO A SMOKER AND NOT VERY COMPLIANT WITH TAKING HER MEDICATION. HER LAST VISIT WAS IN APR. 94 AT SHE WAS REFERRED TO A CARDIOLOGIST AT THAT TIME.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED MOTHER STATED THAT HE HAD BEEN CONSTIPATED SINCE OCTOBER 14, 1996 AND APPEARED TO BE ALRIGHT UNTIL A COUPLE OF DAYS LATER WHEN HE BEGAN CRYING CONSTANTLY AND NOT DRINKING HIS MILK. ON OCTOBER 16, 1996 ABT. 8:00 P.M., HIS MOTHER CALLED THE DOCTOR'S OFFICE AND WAS ADVISED TO GIVE HIM A SITZ BATH AND A SUPPOSITORY. THE DECEASED WENT TO SLEEP DURING THAT TIME AND AWAKEN TWICE DURING THE NIGHT FOR FEEDING. THE FOLLOWING MORNING, ABT. 9:00 A.M. , HE WOKE UP AND WAS IRRITABLE AGAIN. HIS MOTHER SUMMONED THE DOCTOR'S OFFICE AGAIN AND ASKED IF SHE COULD BRING THE CHILD IN. WHILE PREPARING HIM TO GO, HE BEGAN HAVING DIFFICULTY BREATHING. WHEN THEY ARRIVED AT THE DOCTOR'S OFFICE, HE WAS PALE AND NOT BREATHING. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO BAPTIST HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, CYANOTIC, UNRESPONSIVE, PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED AND WITHOUT ANY VITAL SIGNS. CPR WAS INITIATED AND MEDICATIONS WERE ADMINISTERED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 10:26 A.M.. DECEASED WAS BORN AT BAPTIST HOSPITAL WITHOUT ANY COMPLICATIONS. HE HAD A DIAGNOSIS OF POLYDACTYLY GREAT TOE - BILATERAL. *** REFILED ON DECEMBER 23, 1996 *** [BAR] ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS RETIRED AND LIVED ALONE AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. THE COMPLAINED FROM TIME TO TIME OF NOT FEELING WELL, OF FEELING WEAK. HE WAS LAST KNOWN TO BE ALIVE ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1996, WHEN HE SPOKE WITH HIS FRIEND OF MANY YEARS. THE FRIEND WAS UNABLE TO CONTACT HIM ON OCTOBER 17, 1996, HE STOPPED IN TO CHECK ON HIM, ENTERED THE RESIDENCE WITH A SET OF PASS KEYS AND FOUND HIM IN HIS BED ROOM, LYING IN BED EXPIRED. HIS PAST MEDICAL HISTORY WAS FOR LIVER DISEASE, CANCER, HEART DISEASE AND DIABETES MELLITUS. HE HAD BEEN TREATED BY DR. AZAR. MEDICATIONS OF DIGOXIN, GLYBURIDE, FUROSEMIDEVISOTEC, CARDIZEM, VICODIN AND NITROSTAT WERE SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT ALONG WITH THE DECEASED. LVAL ACCORDING TO HOSPITAL RECORDS: ON OCT. 15, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS ADMITTED TO PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER WITH HIGH BLOOD SUGAR (893) AFTER BEING FOUND AT HOME ALONE. HE STATED HE WAS UNABLE TO FEED HIMSELF OR GIVE HIMSELF HIS INSULIN AND HIS CARETAKER HAD APPARENTLY LEFT TOWN.. UPON ARRIVAL TO E/R HE WAS ALERT, BUT CONFUSED AND HAD SLIGHTLY SLEERED SPECCH. HE EXPERIENCED AND EPISODE OF BRADYCARDIA AND WAS MEDICATED APPROPRIATELY. HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT WITH THE DIAGNOSIS OF MARKED HYPERGLYCEMIA, DIABETIC KETO ACIDOSIS, RENAL INSUFFICIENCY, MARKED METABOLIC ACIDOSIS, HYPERKALEMIA AND BRADICARDIA. AN ELECTROCARDIOGRAM SHOWED ATRIAL FIBRILLATION. HIS CONDITION GRADUALLY DECLINED AND HE DIED ON OCT. 17. 1996 AT 5:55 PM. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON OCT. 17, 1996 AROUND 6:30 PM BY FAMILY MEMBERS. ON OCT. 17, 1996 ABOUT 7:00 AM HE WAS HEARD USING THE BATHROOM. FAMILY MEMBERS LEFT FOR WORK AND ABOUT 1:10 PM HIS SON RETURNED HOME TO FIND THE DECEASED DEAD ON HIS BEDROOM FLOOR. HE HAD A CUT ON HIS LOWER LIP AND BLOOD WAS COMING FROM HIS MOUTH. AN ANONYMOUS CALLER CALLED POLICE STATING THE DECEASED HAD TOLD HIM SOMEONE WAS TRYING TO POISON HIM. THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF BRONCHITIS. HE WAS TREATED BY DR. BICARIA (635-4493) WHO ADVISED THE DECEASED HAD HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE, BUT TOLD HIM HE WAS BEING TREATED FOR AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. DR. BICARIA TREATED HIM FOR ALLERGIES, MAINLY TO FISH.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON OCT. 18, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS FOUND AT HOME WITH CHEST PAIN AND SHORTNESS OF BREATH. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO MOUNT SINAI MEDICAL CENTER BY FIRE RESCUE, BUT ARRIVED IN ASYSTOLE. DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 9:58 AM. HE HAD HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION AND SYNCOPE PER CHART. NO NEXT OF KIN AT THIS TIME. THE DECEASED HAD PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF SCOLIOSIS AND HYPERTENSION. TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, MR# 097-81-22. ***POLICE HAVE BEEN UNABLE TO LOCATE NEXT OF KIN. HOWEVER, INFORMATION INVOLVING A BANK ACCOUNT FOR DECEASED WAS DISCOVERED. UNFORTUNATELY THE ACCOUNT LACKED ADEQUATE FUNDS TO HAVE PRIVATE FUNERAL SERVICES FOR THE DECEASED. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON OCTOBER 17, 1996 DECEASED WAS A PASSENGER IN A 1987 BUICK WHICH WAS TRAVELING WESTBOUND ON N.E. 151ST STREET. AS THE VEHICLE ENTERED THE INTERSECTION OF WEST DIXIE HIGHWAY IT WAS STRUCK BY ANOTHER VEHICLE THAT WAS TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND ON WEST DIXIE HIGHWAY. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, INTUBATED, I.V.'S STARTED AND IN FULL CARDIO RESPIRATORY ARREST. HE WAS NOTED TO HAVE MULTIPLE DEFORMITIES. HE WAS TAKEN TO SURGERY FOR AN ELAP. PRE-OP DIAGNOSIS WERE HEMOPERITONEUM, SHATTERED SPLEEN. HE UNDERWENT A SPLENECTOMY. HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND EXPIRED AT 2:44P.M.. *** DECEASED WAS NOT WEARING A SEATBELT.***@LVALN ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS EMPLOYED AS A TOW TRUCK DRIVER WITH DADE TOWING. ON OCTOBER 18, 1996 HE AND A CO-WORKER WERE AT INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TOWING STOLEN CARS FROM THE PARKING LOT. WHILE DOING SO, HE COMPLAINED OF FEELING WEAK AND HOT. HE WENT TO REST INSIDE THE TOW TRUCK FOR ABT. 15 MINUTES. HE THEN EXITED THE TRUCK AND BEGAN WORKING. A SHORT TIME LATER, HE COLLAPSED ONTO THE GROUND. FIRE RESCUE AND POLICE WERE SUMMONED AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED. DECEASED FAMILY MEMBERS STATED THAT HE HAD NO MEDICAL PROBLEMS AND WAS NOT UNDER A DOCTOR'S CARE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED RESIDES IN HONDURAS AND WAS IN MIAMI VISITING. ON OCTOBER 18, 1996 SHE WAS FOUND BY HER NEIGHBOR COMPLAINING OF DIFFICULTY BREATHING. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND TRANSPORTED HER TO PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL/ UPON ARRIVAL, IN ACUTE CARDIOPULMONARY ARREST, WITHOUT ANY VITAL SIGNS AND CPR IN PROGRESS. CHEST MONITOR SHOWED VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. MEDICATIONS WERE ADMINISTERED AND CPR CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, SHE WENT INTO ASYSTOLE RHYTHM AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 9:47 A.M.. DECEASED MEDICAL HISTORY IS UNKNOWN AT THIS TIME.9LVALG ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON OCTOBER 18, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS THE DRIVER OF A VEHICLE THAT WAS TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND ON FLA. TURNPIKE (SB 821) IN THE CENTER LANE AT A HIGH RATE OF SPEED. HE WAS CHANGED INTO THE RIGHT CENTER LANE IN FRONT OF ANOTHER VEHICLE THAT WAS ALSO TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND AND CONTINUED TO TRAVEL IN A SOUTHWEST DIRECTION. THE VEHICLE ROTATED CLOCKWISE AND STRUCK A GUARDRAIL WITH ITS LEFT FRONT. IT THEN CONTINUED TO ROTATE CLOCKWISE IN A SOUTHEAST DIRECTION AND STRUCK THE OTHER VEHICLE WITH IT'S FRONT. DECEASED'S VEHICLE FINALLY CAME TO REST IN THE LEFT CENTER LANE. HE AND TWO OTHER PASSENGERS WERE EJECTED THROUGH THE REAR GLASS. POLICE RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM AND A PASSENGER ( M.E. 96-2714) EXPIRED ON THE SCENE. THE THIRD PERSON WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON OCTOBER 18, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS THE RIGHT FRONT PASSENGER OF A VEHICLE THAT WAS TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND ON FLA. TURNPIKE (SR 821) IN THE CENTER LANE AT A HIGH RATE OF SPEED. THE DRIVER (ME: 96-2715) CHANGED INTO THE RIGHT CENTER LANE IN FRONT OF ANOTHER VEHICLE THAT WAS ALSO TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND AND CONTINUED TO TRAVEL IN A SOUTHWEST DIRECTION. THE VEHICLE ROTATED CLOCKWISE AND STRUCK THE GUARDRAIL WITH ITS LEFT FRONT. IT THEN CONTINUED TO ROTATE CLOCKWISE IN A SOUTHEAST DIRECTION AND STRUCK THE OTHER VEHICLE WITH ITS FRONT. DECEASED'S VEHICLE FINALLY CAME TO REST IN THE LEFT CENTER LANE. HE AND TWO OTHER PASSENGERS WERE EJECTED THROUGH THE REAR GLASS. POLICE RESPONDED AND FOUND THE DECEASED AND THE DRIVER OF THE VEHICLE (M.E. 96-2715) EXPIRED ON THE SCENE. THE OTHER PASSENGER WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.LVALi b|(DCp*HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: PELVIC FRACTURE.HYPERTENSIVE AND ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. COMPLICATIONS OF BLUNT TRAUMA INJURIES.METASTATIC CARCINOMA, PRIMARY SIGMOID COLON CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE OBSTRUCTIVE JAUNDICE ASSOCIATED WITH CHOLELITHIASISMASSIVE GASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDING DUE TO: RUPTURE OF ESOPHAGEAL VARICES DUE TO: CIRRHOSIS OF LIVERCOMPLICATIONS OF MIXED CONNECTIVE TISSUE DISEASEATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASEOCCLUSIVE CORONARY ARTERY DISEASEATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASECOMPLICATIONS OF CEREBRAL INFARCT. CONT. CAUSE: CHRONIC COCAINE ABUSE.TRANSECTED AORTA DUE TO: BLUNT FORCE TRAUMA OF CHESTHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION DUE TO: ATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASEOCCLUSIVE CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE DUE TO: ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.RUPTURED CEREBROVASCULAR ANEURYSMINTRAUTERINE FETAL DEATH. TO: ABRUPTIO PLACENTA. RUPTURED ABDOMINAL AORTIC ANEURYSM. MASSIVE GASTROINTESTINAL HEMORRHAGE. DUE TO: BLEEDING PEPTIC ULCER. DROWNING PROBABLY DUE TO PRIMARY TUMOR, RIGHT BASAL GANGLIA.OBSTRUCTIVE SLEEP APNEA SYNDROME CONT.CAUSE: HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.DIFFUSE SUBDURAL AND SUBARACHNOID HEMORRHAGE.ATHEROSCLEROTIC AND HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASEDRUG OVERDOSE (HEROIN AND COCAINE).MEDICAL COMPLICATIONS OF BLUNT CRANIO CEREBRAL TRAUMAHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE.SUBDURAL HEMATOMA DUE TO: CRANIOCEREBRAL TRAUMAATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE AND INANITION.MULTIPLE BLUNT INJURIES ***SEE: M.E. 96-2714***aLVALo ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, AND INFORMATION PROVIDED BY THE DECEASED'S NEPHEW, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY LIVED ALONE. SHE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON OCTOBER 11,1996, BY HER NEPHEW, AND THEY LAST SPOKE ON THE PHONE ON OCTOBER 14 OR 15. NEPHEW STATED THAT SHE DID NOT EXPRESS ANY COMPLAINTS. ON OCTOBER 18,1996 AT 10:30 PM., HER NEPHEW RESPONDED TO HER RESIDENCE AND OBTAINING NO RESPONSE AT THE DOOR, LOOKED THROUGH A WINDOW AND OBSERVED THE DECEASED LAYING ON THE FLOOR. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON ARRIVAL FOUND THE DECEASED EXPIRED. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED LYING SUPINE ON FLOOR, WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA, BODY IN SLIGHT DECOMPOSITION. ACCORDING TO THE NEPHEW THE DECEASED WAS IN GOOD HEALTH FOR HER AGE, NOT KNOWN TO HAVE ANY HEART DISEASE OR DIABETES. WAS A SMOKER. LAST TIME HE TOOK HER TO A DOCTOR WAS ABOUT TWO YEARS AGO OR MORE, FOR EQUILIBRIUM PROBLEMS. TWO VIALS OF MEDICATIONS THAT WERE FOUND IN HER RESIDENCE WERE SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT. NO PRESCRIPTION LABELS ON IT, JUST A LABEL WITH MEDICATION NAME TYPED. VASOTEC AND ANTIVERT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON OCT. 18, 1996 THE DECEDENT'S MAIL CARRIER CALLED POLICE AFTER DELIVERING MAIL TO THE DECEDENT'S RESIDENCE FOR FIVE DAYS AND THE MAIL HADN'T BEEN REMOVED. POLICE ARRIVED ABOUT 5:44 PM AND DISCOVERED THE DECEASED INSIDE HER RESIDENCE IN AN ADVANCED STATE OF DECOMPOSITION. POLICE WERE FURTHER ADVISED THAT THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ON WEDNESDAY, OCT. 16, 1996. THE DECEASED WAS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. JOSEPH (245-5070) FOR CORONARY HEART DISEASE. *NO NEXT OF KIN HAS BEEN LOCATED.*)LVAL5 ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION AND HOSPITAL RECORDS: ON OCT. 14, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS THE DRIVER OF A VEHICLE INVOLVED IN A MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT ON PEMBROKE ROAD AND 8TH AVENUE IN HALLENDALE, FLORIDA. HE WAS WORKING AS A DELIVERY PERSON FOR KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN AT THE TIME OF THE ACCIDENT. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA AVENTURA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL IN THE E/R HE STATED HE DID NOT REMEMBER THE ACCIDENT. HE REMEMBERED LOADING HIS VEHICLE AT WORK TO MAKE DELIVERIES AND WAKING UP IN THE AMBULANCE. HE WAS ASSESSED WITH RIGHT EAR LACERATION, ONE RIGHT RIB FRACTURE AND LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS. CT BRAIN SCAN WAS NEGATIVE. AN ATTEMPT TO CAUTERIZE HIS EAR WAS UNSUCCESSFUL, BUT IT WAS SUTURED. HIS OTHER INJURIES WERE TREATED AND HE WAS DISCHARGED FROM THE E/R. HE ALSO ADVISED A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION, INSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETES AND ATRIAL FIBRILLATION. ON OCT. 15, 1996 HE RETURNED TO COLUMBIA AVENTURA HOSPITAL ABOUT 8:45 AM WITH ALTERED MENTAL STATUS AFTER BEING FOUND ON THE FLOOR OF HIS RESIDENCE. HE DID NOT REMEMBER HOW HE GOT ON THE FLOOR AND WAS STILL UNCLEAR ABOUT THE ACCIDENT ON OCT. 14, 1996. HE WAS ADMITTED WITH THE DIAGNOSIS OF SYNCOPE AND STATUS POST MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT WITH HEAD TRAUMA. AN EKG REVEALED ATRIAL FIBRILLATION. HE EXPERIENCED EPISODES OF SHORTNESS OF BREATH AND HEMOPTYSIS. CHEST X-RAYS REVEALED EXTENSIVE SUBCUTANEOUS EMPHYSEMA AND HE WAS INTUBATED. A CT BRAIN SCAN UPON ADMISSION WAS NEGATIVE, BUT HE LATER DEVELOPED LEFT TEMPORAL LOBE HEMORRHAGE, SUBDURAL AND EPIDURAL HEMORRHAGE AND UNDERWENT A LEFT CRANIOTOMY. AFTER SURGERY HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE AND HIS CONDITION WAS DEEMED POOR. ON OCT. 18, 1996 HIS POOR PROGNOSIS WAS DISCUSSED WITH HIS FAMILY AND HIS FAMILY MADE HIM A DO NOT RESUSCITATE PATIENT. AT 7:30 PM HE WAS DISCONNECTED FROM LIFE SUPPORT AND PRONOUNCED DEAD. *HALLENDALE POLICE DEPARTMENT ADVISED NO REPORT WAS WRITTEN ON THE INCIDENT.*LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL MEDICAL CHART, ON OCTOBER 16, 1996 AT ABOUT 7:14 PM., THE DECEASED WAS AT HOME AND CAME OUT OF THE BATHROOM, BEGAN TO EXPERIENCE DIFFICULTY BREATHING THEN COLLAPSED. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON ARRIVAL FOUND THE DECEASED IN ASYSTOLE. CPR WAS INITIATED, SHE WAS INTUBATED AND DEVELOPED A PULSE AND ATRIAL FIBRILLATION RHYTHM. WAS TRANSPORTED TO PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL, WHERE SHE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 9:55 PM., INTUBATED, WITH RIGHT FEMORAL PULSE, HYPOTENSIVE, IN ATRIAL FIBRILLATION. SHE WAS PLACED ON VENTILATORY SUPPORT AND TRANSFERED TO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT, UNRESPONSIVE TO DEEP STIMULATION, WITH IMPRESSION OF SEVERE BILATERAL BRAIN DYSFUNCTION SECONDARY TO HYPOXIC ENCEPOHALOPATHY, SECONDARY TO CARDIAC ARREST. SHE REMAINED ON THE RESPIRATOR, HER CONDITION DETERIORATING UNTIL IT WAS DECIDED TO DISCONTINUE ALL ARTIFICIAL MEANS OF RESPIRATORY ASSISTANCE. WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD ON OCTOBER18,1996 AT 10:16 PM. . SON STATED THAT THE DECEASED WAS IN VERY GOOD HEALTH FOR HER AGE AND THAT SHE HAD BEEN SEEN BY A DOCTOR ONLY ONCE, ABOUT TWO YEARS AGO AND AT THAT TIME SHE DID NOT HAVE ANY MEDICAL PROBLEMS. HE THINKS THAT PERHAPS SHE HAD SOME HYPERTENSION, BUT WAS NEVER DIAGNOSED, NOT ON MEDICATIONS.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD A HISTORY OF HEROIN ABUSE AND WAS RESIDING IN AN ALTERNATIVE LIVING FACILITY. HE HAD BEEN DEPRESSED OVER HIS SON GETTING TWELVE YEARS IN PRISON. WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON OCTOBER 18, 1996 AT 8:00 PM., AT WHICH TIME HE WAS WATCHING TELEVISION. ON OCTOBER 19, DURING BED CHECK AT 2:45 AM., HE WAS DISCOVERED IN THE BATHROOM APPARENTLY EXPIRED. RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND CONFIRMED EXPIRATION. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED LYING ON HIS RIGHT SIDE ON THE FLOOR, WITH HEAD RESTING UP AGAINST BATHTUB. HIS KNEES WERE BENT AND FULL RIGOT AND LIVIDITY WERE CONSISTANT WITH THE POSITION OF THE BODY. THERE WERE TWO (2) BLUE CAPSULES OPEN AND EMPTY ON THE COMMODE, AS WELL AS A SPOON WITH COTTON ON IT, AND BURNT MATCHES. A SYRINGE WAS FOUND ON THE FLOOR. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT CONSISTED OF: CARDURA, HALOPERIDOL, DIPHENHYDRAMINE, DOXEPIN, AXID, BENZTROPINE, VENTOLIN INHALER, DOXEPIN, DIPHENHYDRAMINE, ACETMINOPHEN W/ CODEINE, ERY-TAB, NAPROXEN, GENFIBROZIL, SUPER AYTINAL, MEDIC PAIN RELIEVER PM CAPLETS, AND VENTOLIN INHALER. *** REFILE 2/25/97 GDS *****LVAL&! ACCORDING TO HOSPITAL RECORDS: ON AUG. 16, 1996 WHILE VACATIONING IN EQUADOR THE DECEASED FELL OFF A LADDER AND SUSTAINED A HEAD INJURY. THE DECEASED REMAINED HOSPITALIZED IN EQUADOR UNTIL SEPT. 4, 1996 WHEN HE WAS TRANSFERED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOR FURTHER CARE. HE HAD PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF CEREBRAL VASCULAR ACCIDENT, PNEUMONIA, HEART MURMUR AND HEMATURIA. AT JMH HE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH BIFRONTAL HEMORRHAGES, HYPONATREMIA AND VENTRICULITIS. DURING THE COURSE OF HIS HOSPITALIZATION HE UNDER TRANSESOPHAGEAL ECHOCARDIOGRAMS, 3 VESSEL CEREBRAL ANGIOGRAMS, LUMBAR PUNCTURE, FEEDING TUBE PLACEMENT AND LEFT AND RIGHT SIDED VENTRICULOSTOMY. HIS CONDITION GRADUALLY DETERIORATED AND HE SUCCUMBED ON OCT. 18, 1996 AT 2:30 PM AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM COLUMBIA CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER, ON OCTOBER 9, 1996 DECEASED WENT TO CAC URGENT CARE CENTER COMPLAINING OF SEVERE BACK PAIN AND DIFFICULTY WALKING. HE HAD A 3-4 MONTH HISTORY OF ENLARGING MASSES IN THE SUBMANDIBULAR, NECK AND SUPRACLAVICULAR AREAS AND WAS SCHEDULED FOR A BIOSPY. HE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH A HERNIATED DISC L4-L5 AND WAS TRANSFERRED TO CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL: ALERT, AWAKE AND ORIENTED. BLOOD PRESSURE: 139/91, PULSE: 122, RESPIRATIONS: 20 . HE WAS ADMITTED WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF SEVERE LOWER BACK PAIN. A CT SCAN OF SPINE REVEALED NO DEFINITE EVIDENCE FOR HERNIATED DISC. CT SCAN OF PELVIS SHOWED LYMPH NODES IN BOTH INGUINAL AREA. ABDOMINAL SCAN SHOWED SCATTERED LYMPH NODES WITHIN THE RETROPERITONEUM. HE UNDERWENT A BIOPSY AND BEGAN HAVING CHEMOTHERAPY TREATMENTS.. ON OCTOBER 16, 1996 HIS CONDITION BEGAN TO DETERIORATE, HE BEGAN HAVING LABORED BREATHING WITH SHORTNESS OF BREATH. HE BECAME UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS WITHOUT ANY VITAL SIGNS. MONITOR SHOWED ASYSTOLE RHYTHM. CPR BEGAN AND CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 1:35P.M.. ***FAMILY MEMBERS ALLEDGES POSSIBLE MAL PRACTICE THEY ARE REQUESTING AN AUTOPSY.*** ~LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON OCTOBER 19,1996 A.M., THE DECEASED DROVE TO A RESIDENCE LOCATED AT 10377 S.W. 176TH STREET, AND CONTACTED THE OCCUPANT OF THE RESIDENCE WHO WAS HOUSE SITTING. THE DECEASED REQUESTED A MIXTURE OF APPARENT HEROINE TO BE INJECTED. HE WENT TO THE BATHROOM AND AFTER INJECTING SELF, BECAME UNRESPONSIVE. THE DECEASED WAS DRAGGED OUT OF THE RESIDENCE BY THE OCCUPANT AND RESCUE WAS SUMMONED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL THE DECEASED WAS FOUND EXPIRED. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED LYING SUPINE ON THE GROUND, SOUTH OF THE ENTRANCE DOOR, WITH A CUT TO LEFT TRICEP AREA. . JMH PATIENT # 097-78-65. LAST ADMITTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ON SEPTEMBER 28, 1996 TO SEPTEMBER 29, 1996. DISCHARGE DIAGNOSIS: GUNSHOT WOUND TO LOWER EXTREMITIES, SCROTUM AND RIGHT BUTTOCK. PAST HISTORY OF EXPLORATORY LAPAROTOMY IN 1980 WITH SPLENECTOMY AFTER BEING STRUCK WITH A CAR JACK, RIGHT HAND SURGERY STATUS POST GUNSHOT WOUND IN 1970'S. SURGERY TO REPAIR RIGHT EAR DRUM IN 1979. *** REFILED ON MARCH 24, 1997 -- IP ***CLVAL|Q ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON OCTOBER 20,1996 AT 5:22 AM., THE DECEASED WAS THE => DRIVER <= OF A 1979 PONTIAC THAT WAS TRAVELING EAST ON NW. 79TH STREET APPROACHING THE INTERSECTION OF NW 6TH AVENUE. A 1985 FORD WAS TRAVELING SOUTH ON N.W. 6TH AVENUE FROM I-95 EXIT RAMP. THE DRIVER OF THE FORD ENTERED THE INTERSECTION WITH THE RED TRAFFIC LIGHT AND IMPACTED THE LEFT SIDE OF THE DECEASED'S VEHICLE WITH ITS FRONT SIDE. THE DECEASED EXPIRED ON THE SCENE. *** LEGAL IDENTIFICATION MADE BY VIEWING PHOTOS *** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON OCTOBER 19, 1996, ABOUT 6:30 PM, THE DECEASED'S SISTER WENT TO CHECK ON HER WELFARE AND FOUND HER EXPIRED SITTING IN A CHAIR. ACCORDING TO DECEASED'S SISTER SHE HAS A HISTORY OF CARDIAC PROBLEMS AND DIABETES. POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. THE DECEASED WAS ADMITTED TO COLUMBIA CEDARS HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER ON MAY 14, 1996 TO MAY 19,1996. FINAL DIAGNOSIS: ASTHMA. CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE WITH ASTHMA, DIABETES MELLITUS TYPE I AND CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS. ON JUNE 15, 1996, TO JUNE 24, 1996, READMITTED WITH A FINAL DIAGNOSIS OF: RESPIRATORY FAILURE, OBSTRUCTIVE CHRONIC BRONCHITIS WITH ACUTE EXACERBATION, HYPERTENSION, CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS AND ANXIETY STATE. MEDICATIONS: PROVENTIL, AZMACORT, ATROVENT, HALDOL, VASOTEC, NITRO-PATCH, HUMULIN.LVAL\- ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS A TOURIST FROM ARGENTINA STAYING AT "SEVILLA BEACH HOTEL" AT 2901 COLLINS AVENUE IN MIAMI BEACH. HE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ABOUT FIVE (5) MINUTES BEFORE 6:00 PM., WHEN HE WAS FOUND FLOATING FACE DOWN IN THE JACUZZI, BY A HOTEL GUEST. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED CLAD IN BATHING SUIT, WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. EXAMINATION OF THE DECEASED'S ROOM WAS FOUND CLEAN AND IN ORDERLY MANNER WITH PERSONAL ITEMS AND CURRENCY. A SAMPLE OF JACUZZI WATER WAS SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT. . ACCORDING TO THE DECEASED'S NEPHEW, THE DECEASED WAS IN PERFECT HEALTH FOR HIS AGE. HE DID NOT SUFFER FROM CONVULSIONS, NO HISTORY OF BLACK-OUTS OR ANYTHING ELSE RELATED TO HIS NEUROLOGICAL SYSTEM. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY RETURNED HOME FROM WORK ON OCTOBER 19,1996 AT ABOUT 10:30 PM. AT THAT TIME HE DID NOT APPEAR INTOXICATED ALTHOUGH, AS PER WIFE HE WOULD DRINK HEAVILY ON OCCASIONS. AT APPROXIMATELY 12:01 AM., OCTOBER 20, HE WENT TO SLEEP. AT 12:20 PM., HIS WIFE ATTEMPTED TO WAKE HIM AND NOTICED THAT HE WAS COLD AND PURPLE IN COLOR. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON THEIR ARRIVAL FOUND THE DECEASED EXPIRED. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECESED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. HE REPORTEDLY HAD NO PREVIOUS MEDICAL PROBLEMS, EXCEPT THAT HE HAD BEEN DIAGNOSED TO HAVE SLEEP APNEA IN 1991, BUT DID NOT FOLLOW-UP WITH TREATMENT. HAD BEEN COMPLAINING OF CHEST DISCONFORT FOR THE PAST THREE DAYS BUT DID NOT SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION. HE SMOKED THREE (3) PACKS OF CIGARETTES A DAY AND USED COCAINE HEAVILY UNTIL 1991-92, BUT AS PER WIFE HE HAD BEEN DRUG-FREE SINCE THEN. THE DECEASED WAS IN FEDERAL PRISON FOR TWO YEARS AND WAS RELEASED IN NOVEMBER/1995. DURING HIS INCARCERATION HE LOST OVER 200 LBS, BY DIET AND EXERCISE. *** REFILED ON DECEMBER 23, 1996 *** [BAR]1LVAL? ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1996, EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS RESPONDED TOTHE RESIDENCE OF THE DECEASED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL HE WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE AND RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES WERE INITIATED AS HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO AVENTURA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL HE WAS ON THE THUMPER SHOWING NO SPONTANEOUS RESPIRATION, THERE WAS NO BLOOD PRESSURE, NO RESPONSE TO RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 11:30 AM. NO MEDICAL HISTORY IS KNOWN AT THIS TIME, NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ***** FAMILY MEMBERS ARE REQUESTING NO AUTOPSY. ****** ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A MIDDLE AGED MALE WHO WAS RETIRED FROM HIS JOB IN HOUSE-KEEPING AND LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH HIS WIFE. HE HAD BEEN COMPLAINING LATELY OF HAVEING STOMACH PAINS ASSOCIATED WITH DIARRHEA. ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1996, AT ABOUT 12:30 AM, HE WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE BY HIS WIFE, HE WAS KNEELING NEXT TO HIS BED, HIS UPPER BODY RESTING ON THE BED. SHE CALLED EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WHO RESPONDED, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. HE HAD BEEN TREATED BY DR.CHEN, (653-5100), FOR MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY, MILD CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE, GASTRITIS AND CONSTIPATION. MEDICATIONS OF CIMETIDINE, TRIAM / HCT, AND ZANTEC WERE TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT ALONG WITH THE DECEASED. LVAL$E@@*@`E@E@E@qq?96-2841A96-2841AMOSSKERZYAMONFB3712 N.W. 213TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL INPATIENT09:50 PM1001% B@N@ ACCORDING TO INITIAL INFORMATION RECEIVED: OCTOBER 19, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS ON BOARD A CRUISELINER WHEN SHE BECAME UNRESPONSIVE AND COLLAPSED. SHE WAS AIRLIFTED TO THE COAST GUARD BASE WHERE FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED HER TO MOUNT SINAI MEDICAL CENTER. UPON HER ARRIVAL SHE WAS ADMITTED AND DIAGNOSIED WITH A SUBARACHNOID AND INTRAVENTRICULAR HEMORRHAGE. HER CONDITION WORSENED AND SHE WAS PLACED ON A VENTILATOR UNTIL HER EXPIRATION ON OCTOBER 20, 1996. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: DECEASED HAD COMPLAINED OF A HEADACHED FOR THE PAST COUPLE OF DAYS AND WAS NOTED TO HAVE A HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION. WAS ALSO A SMOKER. DECEASED WAS AN ORGAN DONOR. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: OCTOBER 21, 1996 THE REMAINS WERE DISCOVERED BY A PASSERBY IN THE AREA OF SOUTHWEST 10400 BLOCK AND APPROX 30 FEET NORTH OF A CANAL WHICH IS 300 YARDS EAST OF KROME AVENUE. REMAINS WERE BROUGHT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER'S OFFICE FOR FURTHER INVESTIGATION. AFTER FURTHER EXAMINATION, THE REMAINS WERE DETERMINED TO BE NON-HUMAN AND OTHER ITEMS THAT ACCOMPANIED THE BONES WERE DETERMINED TO BE SANTARIA ARTIFACTS. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE MOTHER OF THE DECEASED WAS A 13 YEAR OLD EIGHT GRADE FEMALE STUDENT WHO LIVED AT HOME WITH HER MOTHER. SHE REPORTEDLY DELIVERED THE FETUS OF AN INFANT IN THE TOILET OF THEIR HOME ON OCTOBER 18, 1996. A FETUS THAT WAS REPORTEDLY OF 23 TO 24 WEEKS GESTATION WEIGHTING 490 GRAMS. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED, THEY RESPONDED AND ATTEMPTED TO RESUSCITATE THE INFANT AS HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE, NO PULSE, NO RESPIRATION., NO RESPONSE TO RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 9:41 PM.tLVAL/ ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS EMPLOYED AS A COOK AT AVENTURA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER. ON MONDAY. OCTOBER 21, 1996, HE COMPLAINED TO A FAMILY MEMBER OF HAVING STOMACH PAINS EARLIER IN THE DAY. HE REPORTEDLY WENT IN THE THE FAMILY ROOM TO LIE DOWN FOR A WHILE. ABOUT AN HOUR LATER HIS MOTHER CHECKED IN ON HIM, FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO PULSE, NOT BREATHING. SHE CALLED FOR HELP, FAMILY MEMBERS RESPONDED, THEN FIRE RESCUE UNITS. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD BY FIRE RESCUE AT 7:50 PM. ACCORDING TO HIS MOTHER, THE DECEASED SIS NOT HAVE A MEDICAL HISTORY, HE WAS NOT UNDER THE CARE OF A DOCTOR, WAS NOT TAKING ANY MEDICATION. SHE DID ADVISE POLICE OF AN INCIDENT WHICH OCCURED ONE DAY LAST WEEK. THE DECEASED COMPLAINED OF HAVING STOMACH PAINS AND OTHER STOMACH PROBLEMS AS WELL AS DIARRHEA WHICH HE ATTRIBUTED TO SOME BAD CABBAGE HE HAD EATEN EARLIER THAT DAY. THE CABBAGE WAS DISPOSED OF. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS A RESIDENT OF TREASURE ISLE NURSING HOME. SHE HAS A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF MULTIPLE INTRACEREBRAL HEMATOMAS DUE TO HER FALLING ON JULY 12, 1996. ON OCTOBER 14, 1996, ABT. 11:30P.M., SHE SUFFERED ANOTHER FALL. SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO SOUTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER WHERE SHE WAS SUBSEQUENTLY TREATED AND TRANSFERRED TO MT. SINAI MEDICAL CENTER FOR FURTHER TREATMENT AND NEUROLOGICAL EVALUATION. UPON ARRIVAL AT MT. SINAI, SHE WAS UNRESPONSIVE. SHE WAS TAKEN FOR X-RAYS WHICH REVEALED A LARGE TEMPOROPARIETAL SUBDURAL HEMATOMA. TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, BECAUSE OF HER MEDICAL CONDITION WHICH WAS AS FOLLOWS: GLAUCOMA, GASTRITIS, SEIZURE DISORDER, DEPRESSION, PSYCHOSIS, INTRACEREBRAL HEMATOMA, SKULL FRACTURE AND HYPERLIPIDEMIA, SHE WAS MADE A DO NOT RESUSCITATE PATIENT. TREATMENT WAS CONTINUED, HOWEVER, HER CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND ON OCTOBER 21, 1996, AT 5:40P.M, SHE EXPIRED.&LVAL4 ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: OCTOBER 22, 1996 THE DECEASED HUSBAND DEPARTED THE RESIDENCE AT APPROX 10:30 A.M. AT WHICH TIME THE DEC'D WAS STILL ASLEEP IN BED, WHICH ACCORDING TO HIM WAS NORMAL. UPON HIS RETURN AT 1:15 P.M., HE RETURNED HOME AND ENTERED THE BEDROOM TO SEE WHY SHE WAS STILL IN BED. UPON ENTERING, HE DISCOVERED HER STILL IN BED, COLD TO THE TOUCH WITH BLOOD AROUND HER NOSE AREA. POLICE AND FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND DETERMINED THAT SHE HAD BEEN DEAD FOR HOURS. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: DECEASED WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. SELUB FOR MILD ASTHMA AND HISTORY OF PALPATATIONS. HE HAD ONLY SEEN HER ONCE BUT WAS WILLING TO SIGN THE DEATH CERTIFICATE AS SUDDEN CARDIAC ARREST. SHE WAS TAKING NO MEDICATIONS. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON OCTOBER 22, 1996, ABT. 6:50A.M., THE WIFE OF THE DECEASED FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON ARRIVAL FOUND FAMILY ADMINISTERING C.P.R. HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE, AND IN CARDIAC ARREST WITH EKG MONITOR SHOWING ASYSTOLE. EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER EMERGENCY ROOM. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE, WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND EKG MONITOR REMAINING IN ASYSTOLE. ADVANCE CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 7:38A.M., HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. HE HAS A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION AND CEREBRALVASCULAR ACCIDENT.LVAL ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL RECORDS, ON OCTOBER 10, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS INVOLVED IN A MOTOR VEHICULAR ACCIDENT. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE HOSPITAL WHERE HE ARRIVED INTUBATED WITH A GLASCOW LEVEL OF 3 AND FIXED AND DILATED PUPILS. A CT SCAN OF BRAIN SHOWED DIFFUSE SUBARACHNOID HEMORRHAGE, INTRA-VENTRICULAR HEMORRHAGE 3RD & 4TH VENTRICLES, PARENCHYMAL BLOOD IN THE MIDBRAIN TO THE MEDULLER, BASAL CISTERNS. X-RAY SHOWED LUNG CONTUSION, RIGHT SIDE. HE WAS TAKEN TO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT WITH AN IMPRESSION OF SEVERE BRAIN INJURY WITH GRAVE PROGNOSIS. HE WAS PLACED ON VENTILATION AND REMAINED IN A COMATOSE STATE UNTIL HIS EXPIRATION ON OCTOBER 23, 1996. ***ACCORDING TO POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS THE DRIVER OF A 1969 CHEVROLET VAN THAT WAS TRAVELING WESTBOUND ON N.W. 138TH STREET WHEN HE COLLIDED WITH A PICK-UP TRUCK AT THE INTERSECTION OF HIALEAH GARDENS BLVD. DECEASED'S VEHICLE OVERTURNED. HE WAS NOT WEARING A SEATBELT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON OCTOBER 23, 1996 FIRE RESCUE WAS DISPATCHED TO THE DECEASED'S RESIDENCE REFERENCE HIM BEING UNCONSCIOUS. UPON ARRIVAL, THEY FOUND HIM WITH AGONAL RESPIRATIONS. CHEST MONITOR SHOWED PULSELSS ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY. HE WAS INTUBATED, DEFIBRILLATED X1 AND TRANSPORTED TO NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL, CPR IN PROGRESS AND WITHOUT ANY VITAL SIGNS. CPR CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE WENT INTO ASYSTOLE RHYTHM AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 4:10A.M. FAMILY MEMBERS STATED THAT HE COMPLAINED RECENTLY OF CHEST PAINS AND FEELING TIRED. HE WAS HOSPITALIZED LAST MONTH AT CORAL GABLES HOSPITAL FOR SPITTING UP BLOOD. HE HAD ALSO BEEN TREATED IN THE PAST AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WHERE HE WAS SUPPOSEDLY DIAGNOSED WITH CLOGGED ARTERIES.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE, THE DECEASED WAS THE PASSENGER IN A 4 DOOR VEHICLE THAT WAS TRAVELING NORTHBOUND ON STATE ROAD 9336. THE VEHICLE APPROACHED THE CURVE AND RAN OFF THE LEFT SIDE OF THE ROADWAY AND DOWN A SLIGHT EMBANKMENT. THE VEHICLE THEN SPUN ABT. 90 DEGREES CLOCKWISE AND STRUCK A POWER POLE . ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: OCTOBER 21, 1996 THE DECEASED RESPONDED TO DR. ZIMMERMAN'S OFFICE WHO WAS HER DENTIST. SHE COMPLAINED OF ORAL PAIN AND STATED THAT SHE HAD USED HYDROGEN PEROXIDE (STRAIGHT). X-RAYS WERE NEGATIVE, HOWEVER SHE HAD BURNED HER LABIAL FLANGE. THE DOCTOR GAVE HER AN ORAL ANESTHESIA AND ATTEMPTED A ROOT CANAL HOWEVER, HE WAS UNABLE TO LOCATE THE CANAL. BECAUSE OF HER INSURANCE PLAN, THE VISIT WAS RE-SCHEDULED AND HE ADVISED HER TO DILUTE THE PEROXIDE IN THE FUTURE. OCTOBER 23, 1996 AT APPROX 4:00 A.M. THE DECEASED AWOKE COMPLAINING OF TROUBLE BREATHING AND BACK PAIN. SHE ALSO STATED THAT SHE FELT AS THOUGH SHE WAS GOING TO DIE. (ACCORDING TO HER HUSBAND, SINCE SHE HAD A PRIOR APPOINTMENT SCHEDULED WITH HER REGULAR PHYSICIAN FOR LATER THAT MORNING, THEY DECIDED TO DELAY SEEKING MEDICAL ATTENTION). AT APPROX 7:30 A.M. LATER THAT MORNING, THE DEC'D WAS DISCOVERED BY HER HUSBAND WHO AWOKE AND FOUND HER LYING IN THE HALLWAY EXPIRED. HE SUMMONED FIRE-RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HER DEAD. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: DECEASED WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. KATZ SINCE MARCH 10, 1993 FOR HYPOTHYROIDISM AND HISTORY OF DEGENERATIVE JOINT DISEASE. MAY 1996 SHE COMPLAINED OF DIZZY SPELLS. AFTER A COMPLETE WORK-UP, MILD ATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE WAS NOTED. HE LAST SAW HER ON OCTOBER 14, 1996 AT WHICH TIME SHE HAD A COMPLETE PHYSICAL, HOWEVER EVERYTHING WAS NORMAL. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED TOMEDICAL EXAMINER OFFICE INCLUDED: MOTRIN, LEVOTABS, SYNTHROID AND ELAVIL.LVAL  ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A YOUNG MALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS. ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1996, HE WAS OBSERVED BY WITNESSES AS HE REGISTERED INTO THE MOTEL AT 6925 SW 8TH STREET, ROOM NUMBER #28. AT THAT TIME HE WAS IN POSESSION OF A SMALL PLASTIC BAGGIE WHICH WAS BELIEVED TO CONTAIN "COCAINE". ABOUT THIRTY MINUTES LATER, MOTEL GUESTS HEARD THE DECEASED POUNDING ON THE WALLS. THE MOTEL MAID OBSERVED HIM REPEATEDLY BREAK THE WINDOW WITH HIS FIST. THEY CALLED FIRE RESCUE UNITS WHO RESPONDED TO FIND HIM UNCONSCIOUS, BLEEDING FROM A WOUND ON HIS RIGHT WRIST AND THE ROOM COVERED WITH BLOOD. RESCUE UNITS TRANSPORTED HIM TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WHERE HE ARRIVED UNRESPONSIVE, PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED, SHOWING NO VITAL SIGNS. DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 8:54 PM. POLICE ADVISED THAT THEY FOUND A SMALL BAGGIE WITH COCAINE RESIDUE IN THE MOTEL ROOM. *** REFILED ON DECEMBER 27, 1996 *** [BAR] ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON OCTOBER 23, 1996 ABT. 8:20P.M., THE DECEASED SUMMONED HER DAUGHTER AND APPARENTLY ASKED THAT SHE COME TO THE RESIDENCE. WHEN SHE ARRIVED, SHE FOUND THE DECEASED LYING FACE DOWN ON THE FLOOR WITH HER OXYGEN MASK ON. CPR WAS INITIATED AND FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, THEY FOUND HER EXPIRED. DECEASED HAD BEEN TREATED IN THE PAST BY DR. CAMPBELL AND HAD A HISTORY OF ASTHMA, CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE, HYPERTENSION AND NON INSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETES. SHE WAS LAST SEEN BY HIM ON SEPTEMBER 26, 1996 FOR WHEEZING AND PRODUCTIVE COUGH. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THIS OFFICE INCLUDED: IBUPROFEN, HYDROXYZINE, ESTRATAB, CHLORPROPAMIDE, DIABINESE, VANCERIL INHALANT AND SULFARPRIM. }LVAL ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL CHART, THE DECEASED HAS A HISTORY OF I.V. DRUG ABUSE WHICH RESULTED IN BILATERAL BELOW THE KNEE AMPUTATION. SHE LIVED AT A BOARDING HOME AND USED A WHEELCHAIR TO AMBULATE. ACCORDING TO AN ADVOCATE AT THE BOARDING HOME, HER MOTHER SUPPOSEDLY CONTINUED TO ADMINISTERED I.V. DRUGS TO HER. ON JUNE 6, 1996, SHE A SEIZURE AND WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM. TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND REVEALED THAT THE SEIZURE WAS DUE TO A LEFT MCA CEREBRALVASCULAR ACCIDENT. SHE WAS ADMITTED TO MICU FOR FURTHER TREATMENT AND EVALUATION. A DRUG SCREEN WAS PERFORMED WHICH WAS POSITIVE FOR COCAINE IN THE URINE. TREATMENT WAS CONTINUED, HOWEVER, HER MEDICAL CONDITON CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND ON OCTOBER 23, 1996, AT 1:10P.M., SHE EXPIRED. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: OCTOBER 24, 1996 AT APPROX 1:20 A.M. THE DECEASED WAS A RIGHT FRONT SEAT ***PASSENGER*** IN A COMPACT VEHICLE THAT WAS TRAVELING WESTBOUND ON SOUTHWEST 211TH STREET. THE DEC'D VEHICLE HAD THE RIGHT OF WAY AS IT APPROACHED A FLASHING YELLOW LIGHT AT THE INTERSECTION OF SOUTHWEST 112TH AVENUE. A 1991 CHEVROLET CORSICA TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND ON 112TH AVENUE, IN THE INSIDE LANE HAD THE FLASHING RED LIGHT. BOTH VEHICLES ENTERED THE INTERSECTION AT THE SAME TIME AND COLLIDED IN THE MIDDLE OF THE INTERSECTION. THE FRONT OF THE CORSICA STRUCK THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE DEC'D VEHICLE CAUSING DAMAGE TO THE PASSENGER'S COMPARTMENT WHERE THE DEC'D WAS SITTING. FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND AIRLIFTED THE DEC'D TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - RYDER TRAUMA CENTER. UPON HER ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 2:22 A.M., SHE WAS ON THUMPER, MONITOR WAS SHOWING ASYSTOLE WITH NO PALPABLE FEMORAL PULSE. SHE WAS OBSERVED WITH MULTIPLE INJURIES TO HER HEAD AND NECK. 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GARDNERq@H ܵ^^YXVVPHA OY"C@S@@C@88?C@96-2736BLOOMMYRON YRMWHITE445 NE 195TH STREET #222, NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FLA.AVENTURA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER, EMERGENCY ROOM445 NE 195TH STREET #222, NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FLA.NATURAL$@ G01McCOLMAN@P ď\\WVTRMHA C@N@d@C@UUUUUU?C@96-2735RICHARDSONJOHNNYYRMBLACKFOUND: 1780 NW 85TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 1780 NW 85TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 1780 NW 85TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALF@ G539248-S01QUINTANA, C. L.@P幍``[ZXXRHAC@V@@C@?C@?C@96-2734ANDREATTASILVIO LORENZO A.YRMHISPANICAMENABAR 2224 9 35, BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA 1428 FOUND: 2901 COLLINS AVENUE, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA. SEVILLE BEACH HOTEL - 2901 COLLINS AVENUE, MIAMI BEACH, FLACCIDENTAL<@ G96-3556004DET. ZACARIAS/@OJ>1/'ՠmmedbbQHA C@A@@@C@88?C@96-2733MARTINEZRIGOBERTOYRMHISPANIC14450 S.W. 161ST STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. FOUND: 14450 S.W. 161ST STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA. 14450 S.W. 161ST STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURALT@ G538352-S01DET. S. GARAFALO@OG;+)!՚dd\[YYPHA C@0@@+@C@II?C@II?C@96-2731MOODIEMARK A.UNKNOWN REMAINSYRMBLACK1745 N.W. 185TH TERRACE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. STREET: NW 6TH AVENUE AND 79TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA. N.W. 6TH AVENUE AND 79TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA.ACCIDENTAL-@G537952-S01DET. SCOTT D'HEERE+@NL@.,$۠llgfdUNHA C@S@G@C@?C@96-2727VEGASEGUNDA AIDEYRFWHITE1400 NORTH WEST 19TH STREET, #1107, MIAMI, FLORIDA1400 NORTH WEST 19TH STREET, #1107, MIAMI, FLORIDA1400 NORTH WEST 19TH STREET, #1107, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALr@G2931871-V02DET. JOEL GONZALEZ@N5) Ɠ``[ZXXLHA E pZ[D@O@v@D@[[?D@96-2742SUAREZMANUELYRMWHITE15045 N.E. 6TH PLACE MIAMI, FLORIDAPARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER EMERGENCY ROOMNATURALT@G541299-S01DET. B. NICHOLS@S÷\\WVTTNHA{D@K@@C@}'}'?C@?D@96-2741HERNANDEZMARIAYRFWHITE7249 SW 22ND STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAMOUNT SINAI MEDICAL CENTER - INPATIENTON BOARD: TROPICANA CRUISELINENATURAL!@G541440-S01DETECTIVE CAPOTE@Qŧ^^YXVVQHAD@A@]@C@qq?D@96-2740LOUDENJEFFERYYRMBLACK17011 NW 18TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 17011 NW 18TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 17011 NW 18TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALHEMORRHAGIC PANCREATITIS. 540763-S01LEWIS, J.@R( ܯ]]XWUUNHA C@T@`@C@88?C@UUUUUU?D@96-2739CARDENASISAURA MYRFWHITE3525 S.W. 16TH TERRACE MIAMI, FLORIDAMT. SINAI MEDICAL CENTER INPATIENT1735 NORTH TREASURE DRIVE MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALBLUNT CRANIOCEREBRAL TRAUMA 540743-S01DET. GOLDSTON@R*ԫ``[ZXXPHA D@C@?D@96-2738REMAINSUNKNOWN (BONES)UUUNKNOWNUNKNOWNR.R. TRACKS: KROME AVENUE & S.W. 10400 BLOCK MIAMI, FLORIDAUNKNOWNMISC***NON-HUMAN REMAINS***540450-S01DETECTIVE GALLAGHER@Qصngg`_^^OHAC@C@C@>>?D@96-2737CHINFETUSSTBMBLACK20130 NW 14TH COURT, MIAMI, FLORIDAPARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, EMERGENCY ROOMNATURAL[@ G535408-S01KING, J.@Q~ZZUTQQLHA{X:@D@C@@a@@D@?@D@?@D@96-2753HORNECYNTHIAYRFWHITE16760 S.W. 276TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAS.W. 192ND AVENUE & 344TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAS.W. 192ND AVENUE & 344TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALMULTIPLE INJURIES796-01-5606CPL. R. LEROY9@U/# 䳃\\WVTTMHA @D@B@@z@ D@? D@?@D@96-2751OLIVAALEJANDROYRMWHITE1820 WEST 58TH STREET #24, HIALEAH, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM.6925 SOUTH WEST 8TH STREET, ROOM #28, HIALEAH, FLORIDA.ACCIDENTALCOCAINE INTOXICATION 2971832-V03BORGES, A.@V8," 쵋^^YXVVMHA @D@M@@ D@PO? D@?@D@96-2750MORGANDORISYRFBLACK950 N.W. 95TH STREET #807, MIAMI, FLA.950 N.W. 95TH STREET #807, MIAMI, FLA.950 N.W. 95TH STREET #807, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL#@G544407-S01SGT. GILLIHAN@VЩ[[VUSSNHA D@S@@ D@? D@@D@96-2748BERESJULIANNAYRFWHITE1301 NORTHEAST 191ST #F201 STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA1301 NORTHEAST 191ST STREET #F201 MIAMI, FLORIDA1301 NORTHEAST 191ST STREET #F201 MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALB@G543104-S01DETECTIVE NICHOLS@U* ]]XWUUMHA  D@R@^@ D@88? D@ D@96-2746TARVERULYSSESYRMBLACK7924 N.W. 16TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER, E.R.7924 N.W. 16TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL LUNG CANCER542965-S01DET. HELLMAN@T ]]XWUUNHA D@R@.@D@?D@ D@96-2744DISKINROSALINDYRFWHITE3525 MAGELLAN CIRCLE #621 AVENTURA, FLORIDA3525 MAGELLAN CIRCLE #621 AVENTURA, FLORIDA3525 MAGELLAN CIRCLE #621 AVENTURA, FLORIDANATURALATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE541839-S01SGT. NICHOLS@S4(ⶊ^^YXVVNHA fk\8)@D@R@4@@D@""""""?`D@96-2760SOLERHERMINIOYRMWHITE3851 N.W. 178TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.3851 N.W. 178TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.3851 N.W. 178TH STREET, MIAMI, FLANATURAL&@G545787-S01DET. DIAZ@hţ]]XWUUMHA`D@N@@@D@UUUUUU?`D@96-2759BRADLEYJOHNYRMWHITE2070 N. HIBISCUS DRIVE, NORTH MIAMI, FLA.2070 N. HIBISCUS DRIVE, NORTH MIAMI, FLA.2070 N. HIBISCUS DRIVE, NORTH MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL!@G96-3636413DET. SLOVONIC@h ֭[[VUSSOHA@D@S@z@@D@? D@?`D@96-2758BYERSROYYRMWHITE2910 VIRGINIA STREET, MIAMI, FLA.2910 VIRGINIA STREET, MIAMI, FLA.2910 VIRGINIA STREET, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL&@G2981388-V02DET. C. GONZALEZ@hĽzXXSRPPMHA@D@<@g@ D@88?`D@96-2757LAMBPATRICEYRFBLACK3312 N.W. 2ND AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDA JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, INPATIENTNATURALJ@G2981944-V02DET. JOEL GONZALEZ,@WĻ[[VUSSLHA{@D@=@&@@D@?@D@qq?`D@96-2756GARCIAMIRIAMREMAINS, UNKNOWNYRFWHITE29950 SOUTHWEST 169TH AVENUE HOMESTEAD, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - EMERGENCY ROOMSTREET: SOUTHWEST 211TH STREET & 112TH AVENUE MIAMI, FL.ACCIDENTAL5@G796-01-5506CPL JAVIER PESTANAI@W=1ƜllgfdTNHA @D@P@w@ D@II?B@UUUUUU?`D@96-2754DELAFEEMILIANOYRMWHITE10249 S.W. 139TH COURT, MIAMI, FLA.JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, INPT.N. W. 138TH STREET & HIALEAH GARDENS BLVD., HIA.GARDENS, FL.ACCIDENTALCRANIOCEREBRAL TRAUMA5211455-S01DET. MCGEEHAN@T-! ޢ^^YXVVNHA }> $D@L@@`D@88?`D@?D@96-2767ALBAJUAN FRANCISCOYRMHISPANIC20780 S.W. 244th St. Miami, Fla.South Miami Hospital, E.R.NATURAL9@G547396-S01Sanchez[@küee]\ZZLHA{`D@W@(@`D@rq?A@?>?`D@96-2766CREDIJOSEYRMWHITE 2140 PRAIRIE AVENUE, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA. JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, INPATIENT NORMANDY DRIVE AND RUE VERSAILLES, MIAMI BEACH, FLA.ACCIDENTAL'@G96-3349604SILVAGNI/WEBER@j⬆YYTSQQMHA`D@N@@`D@a ` ?`D@`D@96-2764FIRESTEINJEANYRFWHITE6969 COLLINS AVENUE #704 MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA 6969 COLLINS AVENUE #704 MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA 6969 COLLINS AVENUE #704 MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDANATURALs@G96-3605404DETECTIVE MARRERO@j' ]]XWUUQHA `D@E@<@`D@?@D@88?`D@96-2763MORRISONANGELAREMAINS, UNKNOWNYRFBLACKJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - EMERGENCY ROOM178TH STREET & COLLINS AVENUE MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAACCIDENTALMULTIPLE BLUNT TRAUMA546325-S01DETECTIVE BUCHANAN@i˘nnnihfVPHA`D@E@@@@D@?@D@`D@96-2762MINIONEDNA LOISYRFBLACK7711 NORTHWEST 17TH PLACE MIAMI, FLORIDACOLUMBIA CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER - EMERGENCY ROOM7711 NORTHWEST 17TH PLACE MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALd@G546293-S01DETECTIVE GOLDSTON@i෈__ZYWWNHA@D@C@@@D@ll?@D@?`D@96-2761CASTELLANOSAWILDAYRFWHITE19701 S.W. 117TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.19701 S.W. 117TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.19701 S.W. 117TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL0@G545885-S01DET. ROEBUCK@iͩaa\[YYSHAZD@P@@D@PO?D@D@96-2774BRUSCOALFONSOYRMWHITE17505 N. Bay Road, Miami Bch, Florida17505 N. Bay Road, Miami Bch, Fla.17505 N. Bay Road, Miami Bch., FloridaNATURAL#@m548939-S01Det. Malott@oʤ]]XWUUNHAD@E@`D@qq?D@96-2772WARRENMICHAELYRMWHITE 3465 SOUTH WOOD COURT, DAVIE, FLORIDA. WESTSIDE REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, E.R. 3465 SOUTH WOOD COURT, DAVIE, FLORIDA.MISCBONE/TISSUE CASE ONLY !08c@n د]]XWUUNHA\D@7@@F@`D@qq?D@96-2771BRANSTONJAVAUNYRMBLACK118 N.W. 42ND STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA. PARKWAY WEST REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, INPATIENT 118 N.W. 42ND STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURALDIABETES MELLITUS.548146-S01DET.W. HELLMAN@n& ݵ^^YXVVPHA D@M@ @`D@?D@96-2770KEYJAMES CHARLESYRMWHITE 12785 S.W. 248TH STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA. HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM 160 N.W. 13TH STREET, HOMESTEAD, FLORIDA.NATURAL$@m548156-S01DET. FRED SUCOf@l专``[ZXXKHAD@@P@&@`D@?`D@?D@96-2769HERNANDEZJOSE FELIPEYRMHISPANIC 542 WEST FLAGLER STREET, # 7-B, MIAMI, FLORIDA. FOUND: 543 WEST FLAGLER STREET, # 7-B, MIAMI, FLORIDA.542 WEST FLAGLER STREET, # 7-B, MIAMI, FLORIDA.UNKNOWN(@m2991952-V02DET. AL GARDNERq@l9-Зgg_^\\QHA D@W@}@`D@88?D@?D@96-2768MILLERHARRIETYRFWHITE245 18th Street, #1001, Miami Bch.,Fla.245 18th Street, #1001, Miami Bch., Fla.245 18th street, #1001, Miami Bch.,Fla.ACCIDENTALF@G96-3612604Det.Kluger@k ԭ]]XWUUNHA}Z$D@P@j@D@88?D@96-2782SINCLAIRSIGMUNDYRMWHITE9341 EAST BAY HARBOR DRIVE #2-A, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 9341 EAST BAY HARBOR DRIVE #2-A, MIAMI, FLORIDA9341 EAST BAY HARBOR DRIVE #2-A, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALCORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS. 551012-S01NICHOLS, B.!@qD8-+#Ǐ__ZYWWPHA D@J@@D@UUUUUU?D@96-2779HAMRICKDARYLLYRMWHITE1965 NW 191ST STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDABUS LANE; U.S. #1 AND 344TH ST., MIAMI, FLORIDABUS LANE; U.S. #1 AND S.W. 344TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALK@m550091-S01HELLMAN, W.P@q겂]]XWUUOHAD@@R@@D@rq?=@UUUUUU?D@96-2778MARRERICYRMWHITE9380 NW 39TH COURT, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, INPATIENT. SW 24TH STREET AND 79TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL:@m448811-S01SCOTT D'HEERE@p Ѣ{XXSRPPLHAD@J@@D@ ` `?D@96-2777WEITHORNJEFFREYYRMWHITE1000 QUAYSIDE TERRACE, MIAMI SHORES, FLORIDANORTH SHORE HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM169TOWERS OF QUAYSIDE, 1000 QUAYSIDE TERRACE, MIAMI SHORES,NATURAL'@m549338-S01NANNI, A.@p 챌__ZYWWPHAD@O@@D@?>?D@?>?D@96-2776GARCIARAFAELAYRFWHITE3620 S.W. 114th Ave, #210, Miami, Florida3620 S.W. 114th Ave, #210, Miami Florida3620 S.W. 114th Ave, #210, Miami FloridaNATURAL'@m549026-S01Det. Capoteo@p ֮]]XWUUNHAD@O@@D@88?D@D@96-2775JACKSONHATTIE MAEYRFBLACK 15201 S.W. 288th St, #114, Miami, Florida15201 S.W. 288th STreet, #114, Miami Florida15201 SW 288th Street, #114, Miami FloridaNATURAL#@m548950-S01Det.Bogen8@o᷋aa\[YYOHA;iQSD@J@@D@?E@96-2793WILLIAMSALBERTYRMBLACKFOUND: 1717 NW 74TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 1717 NW 70TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL:@ m555085-S01GILLILARD,@uǻ^^^YXVVPHAD@K@?@D@>>?D@D@96-2791PROUTGENEYRMWHITE2345 FLAMING ARROW DRIVE, LAKELAND, FLA.PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL, E.R.5900 N.W. 162ND STREET, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL#@ m554679-S01DET. MIKE HERNANDEZ@tĠYYTSQQMHAD@M@@D@?E@96-2789DOUGLASLILLIANYRFBLACKFOUND: 1715 NW 74TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 1715 NW 74TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 1715 NW 74TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL@ m5544489-S01NICHOLS, B.|@t ൊ^^YXVVOHAD@V@j@D@?D@96-2788OXMANIDAYRFWHITE16920 S.W. 301ST TERRACE MIAMI, FLORIDA16920 S.W. 301ST TERRACE MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALRUPTURED MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION554158-S01DET. B. NICHOLS$@s۱XXSRPPMHA{D@T@l@D@?D@96-2786MARTINEZFIDELINAYRFWHITE1270 WEST 29TH STREET #13 STREET HIALEAH, FL1270 WEST 29TH STREET #13 HIALEAH, FLORIDANATURALATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE96-4760603OFC. LANSER@s »``[ZXXPHA{D@V@B@D@UUUUUU?D@96-2785PEROFFMINNIEYRFWHITE3671 SOUTH MIAMI #307 MIAMI, FLORIDAMERCY HOSPITAL NURSING HOMENATURALCEREBRALVASCULAR ACCIDENT3021067-V02DET. GRANADO@rɤ\\WVTTNHA{D@S@@D@98?D@96-2783ROBERTSONFLOYDYRMWHITEFOUND: 8513 SW 209TH LANE, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 8513 SW 209TH LANE, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 8513 SW 209TH LANE, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALP@m551349-S01WILCOX, R.@r޴^^YXVVQHAx-- E@@R@r@E@98?D@ E@96-2800PETERSONTHOMASYRMWHITESOUTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER17TH STREET & COLLINS AVENUE, MIAMI BEACH, FLA.NATURALD@m96-3667004DET. TWIST4@yºx^^^YXVVPHA E@N@*@E@? E@96-2799ELVINEEUGENEYRMBLACK901 N.W. 7TH COURT #2 MIAMI, FLORIDACOLUMBIA CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER EMERGENCY ROOMNATURAL7@m3041551-V02DET. A. GARDNERX@yĸ\\WVTTNHA{E@@P@@E@II?E@rq?E@96-2798HERNANDEZDOMINGOYRMWHITE1055 WEST 36TH PLACE HIALEAH, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOMIN FRONT OF: 1401 WEST 29TH STREET HIALEAH, FLORIDAACCIDENTALMULTIPLE BLUNT TRAUMA96-04782803OFC. SAMUELSON@x6*汇``[ZXXQHA E@U@@E@qq?E@96-2797LIGMANSTANLEYYRMWHITE3123 NW 34TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 3142 NW 34TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 3142 NW 34TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL%@m556055-S01NICHOLS,@w ٮ]]XWUUNHAE@Y@ܖE@?E@E@96-2796STEINERCHARLOTTEYRFWHITE1525 N.E. 158TH STREET, NORTH MIAMI BCH., FLA.1525 N.E. 158TH STREET, NORTH MIAMI BCH., FLA.1525 N.E. 158TH STREET, NORTH MIAMI BCH., FLA.NATURAL<@m96-2593405DET. FRIEDMAN@v" 쾏``[ZXXOHAE@P@@D@II?E@96-2795LARINENRIQUEYRMWHITE13920 S.W. 68TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDACOLUMBIA KENDALL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER E.R.NATURAL%@ m555563-S01DET. J. CAPOTE@vŹ\\WVTTMHA{D@P@<@D@?E@96-2794COGOLLOSBAUTISTAYRMWHITEPAM AMERICAN HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOMNATURALK@ m555297-S01DET. POITIER @u```[ZXXPHAs8N`J@V@@ C@qq?@A@?`J@96-2807GOLDLEEYRFWHITEBOSTON, MASSACHUSETS285 NE 191 STREET #2911, N MIAMI BEACH, FL 33179 MIAMI GARDENS CARE CENTER, NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FL 285 NE 191 ST., #2911, N MIAMI BEACH, FL 33179ACCIDENTALh@m@|ϝkWRQOOLHA `J@V@@C@-؂-?B@`J@96-2806GEIGERWERNERYRMWHITEARBON, SWITZERLAND 5300 WEST 16 AVE, HIALEAH, FLORIDA 33012 PALM SPRINGS GENERAL HOSPITAL, HIALEAH FLORIDA5300 WEST 16TH AVE, HIALEAH, FL 33012ACCIDENTAL@m@{Ǚn\WVTTNHA  >@V@"@>@?`<@ >@96-2805BONDIETTIANNA M.YRFWHITEBREMAHAVEN, GERMANY220 SIERRA DRIVE, NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FL 33179PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTERFLORIDA CLUB NURSING HOMEACCIDENTALu@m@{ؿs`[ZXXQHA E@E@@@`D@ll? E@96-2804JOHNSONWAYNE A.YRMBLACK1334 NW 42ND STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAPALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM1334 NW 42ND STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL$@m@{Ϭ__ZYWWOHA E@T@y@ E@[[? 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ON OCTOBER 24, 1996 HIS BROTHER RESPONDED TO HIS RESIDENCE. UPON ENTERING, THE DECEASED WAS FOUND LYING FACEUP BETWEEN THE HALLWAY AND BATHROOM. POLICE AND FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. DECEASED WAS TREATED IN THE PAST AT COLUMBIA AVENTURA HOSPITAL AND HAD A DIAGNOSIS OF CARDIOMEGALY, MITRAL VALVE DISORDER, AORTIC VALVE DISORDER AND ATHEROSCLEROSIS. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE BY HIS FRIEND ON OCTOBER 21, 1996. ON OCTOBER 24, 196, HIS FRIEND RESPONDED TO HIS RESIDENCE AND GAINED ENTRY WITH A KEY. UPON DOING SO, THE DECEASED WAS FOUND LYING NUDE IN BED, EXPIRED. POLICE RESPONDED AND OBSERVED NUMEROUS BOTTLES OF VODKA IN THE BEDROOM AND THROUGHOUT THE RESIDENCE. DECEASED FRIEND STATED THAT HE HAD KNOWN HIM FOR THE PAST 10 YEARS AND HE HAD BEEN A CHRONIC DRINKER SINCE THAT TIME. HE HAD BEEN DRINKING MORE HEAVILY RECENTLY. HE ALSO ADVISED THAT THE DECEASED WAS A HOMOSEXUAL. THERE IS NO KNOWN MEDICAL HISTORY AT THIS TIME. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED HAD BEEN LIVING ALONE SINCE HIS WIFE WENT INTO THE NURSING HOME. ON OCTOBER 24, 1996, HIS NEIGHBOR RESPONDED TO HIS RESIDENCE AND DID NOT GET AN ANSWER. SHE ENTERED THROUGH THE REAR DOOR AND UPON DOING SO, FOUND THE DECEASED LYING IN BED UNRESPONSIVE. POLICE RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. DECEASED WAS REPORTEDLY TREATED BY DR. FERNANDEZ. HOWEVER, CONTACT WAS MADE WITH HIM AND HE ADVISED THAT HE HAD NEVER TREATED THE DECEASED -ONLY HIS WIFE. THE DECEASED HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, CARDIOMYOPATHY AND MITRAL VALVE DISORDER. HE WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. RONALD FLAM.LVAL} ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: OCTOBER 24, 1996 AT 10:10 P.M. THE DECEASED WAS A **PEDESTRIAN** WALKING ACROSS COLLINS AVENUE FROM WEST TO EAST AT 178TH STREET AT WHICH TIME SHE WAS STRUCK BY A 1992 LINCOLN THAT WAS TRAVELING NORTHBOUND ON COLLINS AVENUE. FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND AIRLIFTED HER TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON HER ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM, SHE WAS UNRESPONSIVE, PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED WITH A GCS OF 3. C.P.R WAS CONTINUED HOWEVER, SHE ARRESTED SEVERAL TIMES. MULTIPLE INJURIES WERE NOTED TO HER HEAD, TIB/FIB AND LEFT LOWER EXTREMITY. ALL EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE WERE MET WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS AND SHE WAS PRONOUNCED AT 1:45 A.M.. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS RELEASED FROM JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPTIAL APPROX TWO DAYS AGO WHERE SHE WAS BEING TREATED FOR LIVER DISEASE AND POSSIBLE G.I. BLEEDING. OCTOBER 24, 1996 METRO-DADE FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED TO HER RESIDENCE AND TRANSPORTED HER TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT COLUMBIA CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER. UPON HER ARRIVAL SHE COMPLAINED OF COUGHING UP BLOOD AND G.I. BLEEDING. HER CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND OCTOBER 24, 1996 SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED HUSBAND STATED THAT ON OCTOBER 24, 1996 SHE WAS NOT FEELING WELL AND ASKED HIM TO HELP HER TO THE BATHROOM. SHE GOT BACK INTO BED AND WAS LATER FOUND EXPIRED BY HER HUSBAND. POLICE RESPONDED AND OBSERVED HER LYING IN BED WEARING A TEE-SHIRT AND UNDERWEAR. THERE WERE NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. DECEASED WAS HOSPITALIZED IN AUGUST 1995 AT DEERING HOSPITAL WHERE SHE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH PNEUMONIA, ANEMIA, LYMPHADENOPATHY AND MIXED CONNECTIVE TISSUE DISEASE. MEDICATIONS SENT THIS OFFICE INCLUDED: ZANTAC, PREDNISONE, CIMETIDINE, HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE, DELTASONE AND IBUPROFEN. pLVAL~ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON OCTOBER 3, 1996 AT 6:13 AM., THE DECEASED WAS => PEDESTRIAN <= CROSSING NORMANDY DRIVE AT RUE VERSAILLES FROM THE NORTHEAST TO THE SOUTHEAST CORNER WHEN HE WAS STRUCK BY A 1997 PONTIAC THAT WAS TRAVELING WEST ON NORMANDY DRIVE. THE DECEASED WAS THROWN ONTO THE HOOD AND OFF THE REAR THEN FELL TO THE GROUND. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED THE DECEASED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 6:53 AM., HYPOTENSIVE, IN GCS=8-9, WITH MULTIPLE INJURIES. CT SCAN OF BRAIN SHOWED BILATERAL INTRAVENTRICULAR HEMORRHAGE, CORPUS CALLOLSUM BLEED, BIFRONTAL HYGROMAS (CHRONIC) AND POSSIBLE SUBDURAL HEMATOMA OF THE TENTORIUM. X-RAYS SHOWED A LEFT TIBIA/FIBULA FRACTURE. HE BECAME BRADYCARDIC AND WAS INTUBATED AND PLACED ON VENTILATORY SUPPORT. ON OCTOBER 23,1996 HE UNDERWENT A LEFT TEMPORAL CRANIOTOMY WITH EVACUATION OF SUBDURAL HEMATOMA. FOR THE REST OF HIS HOSPITAL COURSE, HIS CONDITION DETERIORATED WITH COMPLICATIONS OF MULTISYSTEM ORGAN FAILURE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD ON OCTOBER 25,1996, AT 2:50 PM. . ** FAMILY REQUESTED NO AUTOPSY DUE TO RELIGIOUS BELIEFS ** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: OCTOBER 25, 1996 MIAMI BEACH POLICE UNIFORMED OFFICERS WERE DISPATCHED REFERENCE A DISORIENTED ELDERLY MALE. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, THE DECEASED BROTHER-IN-LAW WAS OUT IN THE STREET STATING "HE COULD'NT FIND HIS WAY HOME". OFFICERS RETURNED HIM HOME, AT WHICH TIME THE DECEASED WAS DISCOVERED EXPIRED INSIDE THE APARTMENT. SHE WAS FOUND LYING ON HER RIGHT SIDE UNDER A TELEVISION TABLE, NO OBVIOUS SIGNS OF TRAUMA. FIRE-RESCUE ALSO RESPONDED AND OBSERVED THAT SHE APPEARED TO HAVE COUGHED UP BLOOD AND HAD A SMALL AMOUNT ON HER RIGHT HAND. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: DECEASED WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. STEVEN SCHNUR . HAD BEEN SEEN IN THE PAST FOR EPISODES OF DIZZINESS AND HAD AN ECHOCARDIOGRAM WHICH WAS NEGATIVE. LVAL According to initial police investigation: On October 22,1996 the decedent fell from a chair as she attempted to stand-up. Her aide was in the next room at the time of the incident but shortly after discovered her lying on the floor. She was transported to Mt. Sinai where she was found to have a pelvic fracture and suffered an occipital laceration. She was treated then released on October 24,1996. On October 25th as her aide assisted her to the bathroom, her eyes began to flutter. She helped her back to bed then called fire rescue she was pronounced doa. Past medical history: According to her physician Dr. Till Hansen, M.D. (305) 531-6755 the decedent has history of chronic heart failure, hypertension and chronic renal insufficiency. According to initial police investigation: On October 25,1996 the decedent was traveling in a vehicle with his nephew when he suddenly became unresponsive. His nephew pulled over and called 911. Emergency vehicles responded finding him unresponsive , initial rhythm asystole, no pulse or blood pressure. Cpr was initiated enroute to the hospital. Upon arrival to the E.R. resuscitation continued however, he remained unresponsive with no change in rhythm, he was pronounced at 3:25 p.m. Medical history: according to family the decedent has been treated in the past at Jackson Memorial Hospital for cardiac problems, but according to jmh medical records, the decedent has been treated in the past for hypertension, coronary artery disease and bouts with alcohol abuse.. He recently was undergoing test for a cyst on his neck.LVAL) ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL MEDICAL CHART, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY SUFFERED FROM HYPERTENSION, EMPHYSEMA AND WAS A HEAVY SMOKER. HE HAD BEEN COMPLAINING OF CHEST PAINS FOR THE LAST FEW DAYS, BUT REFUSED MEDICAL HELP. AS PER WIFE, HE HAD NOT SEEN A DOCTOR SINCE 1992. ON OCTOBER 25,1996 AT ABOUT 7:45 PM., HE COMPLAINED OF MIDSTERNAL CHEST PAIN RADIATING DOWN TO LEFT ARM, BECAME SHORT OF BREATH, THEN BECAME DIAPHORETIC. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, FOUND THE DECEASED UNRESPONSIVE. CPR WAS INITIATED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL, WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 8:33 PM., UNRESPONSIVE, WITH PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED, ON THUMPER. ALL EFFORTS TO KEEP HIM ALIVE FAILED, WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 9:00 PM. HE HAD BEEN TAKING CARDIZEM IN THE PAST. According to initial police investigation: At about 8:00 p.m. on October 25,1996 a neighbor of the decedent was sitting in her 1st floor apartment when she noticed a red liquid coming from her ceiling. She went upstairs and checked at one apartment and was told no leaks were coming from his place. The two then checked next door at which time found the decedent badly decomposed in a sitting position on the commode. No past medical history at Jackson Memorial Hospital. ** Deceased was positilively indentified by fingerprints comparison by the Metro Dade Police Department. Jacket Number 38964 ** LVALnG KKzC1eRESPIRATORY FAILURE DUE TO: BILATERAL PNEUMONIA DUE TO: ASPIRATION PNEUMONITIS DUE TO: GASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUX CON: LEFT SUBCAPITAL HIP FRACTURE SHOCK DUE TO: POST-OPERATIVE BLEEDING DUE TO: SEVERE COAGULOPATHY DUE TO: FRACTURE OF FEMUR CON: ATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE CARDIOPULMONARY ARREST DUE TO: STATUS POST HIP FRACTURE RESPIRATORY FAILURE DUE TO: PULMONARY FIBROSIS DUE TO: RHEUMATOID LUNG DUE TO: RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS CARDIOPULMONARY ARREST DUE TO: CORONARY INSUFFICIENCY DUE TO: ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASECARDIOPULMONARY ARREST DUE TO: ASPIRATION PNEUMONIA DUE TO: ABDOMINAL ILEUS CON: PULMONARY EMBOLI/ FRACTURE HIPCOMPLICATIONS OF CHRONIC ETHANOLISM.COMPLICATIONS OF ALZHEIMER'S DEMENTIAATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONTRIB: LARYNGEAL CARCINOMAHYPERTENSIVE AND ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. BRONCHOPNEUMONIA. CONTRIB.: VERTEBRAL OSTEOPOROSIS, SENILITYHYPERTENSIVE CEREBROVASCULAR DISEASE.ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION . DUE TO: OCCLUSIVE CORONARY ARTERIOSCLEROSISBRONCHOPNEUMONIA WITH EMPYEMA DUE TO: GENERALIZED WASTINGOCCLUSIVE CORONARY ARTERIOSCLEROSISBILATERAL PULMONARY THROMBOEMBOLISM. DUE TO: LEFT POPLITEAL PHLEBOTHROMBOSIS. DUE TO: COMPLICATIONS OF HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCUAR DISEASE AND DIABETES MELLITUS.BILATERAL PULMONARY THROMBOEMBOLISM. DUE TO: THROMBOSIS OF LEFT LEG CALF VEINS.ARTEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUS. MULTIPLE BLUNT TRAUMA. DUE TO: MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT. ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEArteriosclerotic Cardiovascular DiseaseHypertensive Cardiovascular DsieaseHypertensive Cardiovascular DiseaseHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.PENDING FURTHER STUDIES (JAN. 26,1997)LVAL> ** THIS IS A BONE/TISSUE CASE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI BROUGHT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT FOR BONE/TISSUE PROCUREMENT. ** . ACCORDING TO INFORMATION ON THE TISSUE BANK DONOR INFORMATION RECORD, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS TAKEN TO WESTSIDE REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, IN BROWARD COUNTY, WHERE HE EXPIRED ON OCTOBER 25,1996 AT 6:20 PM. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM DECEASED'S RELATIVES, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD NOT HAD A BOWEL MOVEMENT OR URINATED FOR ABOUT FOUR DAYS AND HAD BEEN COMPLAINING OF ABDOMINAL PAINS, WAS DROWSY AND VERY THIRSTY. ON OCTOBER 25,1996 AM., HE WAS TAKEN BY FAMILY MEMBERS TO PARKWAY WEST REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER. HE NEEDED ASSISTANCE TO GET OUT OF THE CAR. WAS IN ACUTE DISTRESS, RESTLESS, COMPLAINING OF ABDOMINAL PAIN. WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 1:25 AM., AND AFTER INITIAL EXAMINATION AND TESTING HE WAS GIVEN A DIAGNOSIS OF: DIABETIC KETOACIDOSIS, NEW ONSET (BLOOD SUGAR 1900. RENAL INSUFFICIENCY. FEVER, RULE OUT SEPSIS. ELECTROLYTE IMBALANCE. SHORTLY AFTERWARDS, THE DECEASED BECAME APNEIC AND LOST HIS PULSE. WAS INTUBATED, CVP LINE INSERTED AND USUAL RESUSCITATION PROTOCOL WAS STARTED WITH RESTORATION OF PULSE. HE LATER WENT INTO FULL CARDIOPULMONARY ARREST. RESUSCITATION EFFORTS CONTINUED UNTIL 6:50 PM., WHEN HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. . AS PER FAMILY, THE DECEASED HAD HISTORY OF ASTHMA, BUT WAS NEVER TREATED BY A DOCTOR, HOWEVER, HE REPORTEDLY WAS HOSPITALIZED AT PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER ON JUNE/1996 FOR ASTHMA RELATED PROBLEMS.LVAL, According to initial police investigation: The decedent was last seen alive on October 25,1996 by the tenants in her bldg when the group went on a senior citizens trip. On the following day her god-daughter spoke to her on the phone at noon she made no complaints of anything. Later in the evening her god-daughter tried to call her with negative results. The bldg. maintance was contacted to check on her well being at which time found the decedent doa on the bedroom floor near the bed. Medical History: In 1988 she suffered a stroke which left her left leg and arm paralized she needed a cane to get around. She also was undergoin extensive dental work in the past few weeks. Her doctor could not be contacted by police, but family informed them she also had blood sugar problems and hypertension. According to initial police investigation: On October 26,1996 the decedent complained of not feeling well to his friend. On the following day his friend came by to pick him up and knocked several times at the door without a response. He contacted the maintenance man for entry at which time the dec'd was found doa lying on the apartment floor. Medical History: The decedent was diagnosed with hypertension and was a diabetic. Dr. Cohen (931-0504) was contacted and had no knowledge of this patient yet several medications transported were prescribed by him which included: lopid, sular, lescol, and captopril. Also transported was an inhaler and insulin prescribed 10 months ago by Dr. S. Murray.LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO REPORTEDLY WAS HOMELESS AND LIVED ON THE STREETS. HE WAS ATTEMPTING TO CROSS SOUTH WEST 24TH STREET AT 79TH AVENUE WHEN HE WAS STRUCK BY 1982 DODGE TRAVELING EAST ON 24TH STREET. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS TRANSPORTED HIM TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WHERE HE REMAINED AN INPATIENT UNTIL HE EXPIRED ON OCTOBER 26, 1996, AT 9:35 PM. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1996, AT ABOUT 3:00 PM, THE DECEASED WAS PLAYING TENNIS AT THE COURTS OF QUAYSIDE WHEN HE SUDDENLY STARTED COMPLAINING OF PAIN IN HIS LEFT ARM, BECAME SWEATY AND WENT INTO THE PRO-SHOP WHERE COLLAPSED. RESCUE UNITS RESPONDED, FOUND HIM INITIALLY UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITAL SIGNS. RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES WERE INITIATED WITH THE CAPTURE OF A HEART RATE FOR A BRIEF MOMENT, THEN ASYSTOLE. EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE CONTINUED AS HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO NORTH SHORE HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL HE WAS WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS, NO RESPONSE TO RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS, DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 2:23 PM. ACCORDING TO FAMILY MEMBER, HE WAS NOT UNDER THE CARE OF A DOCTOR, HE WAS NOT TAKING ANY MEDICATION. According to initial police investigation: The decedent was last seen alive on October 25,1996 at 7:30 p.m.. At that time she appeared fine without complaints. On the following day a family member went by her apartment and found her expired lying on the bedroom floor. Medical History: The decedent has history of epileptic seizures, described as very hyper with explosive mood swings and having hand tremors. Her sister told police she recently increased her cuban coffee intake to 4 cups per day.. Dr. Lago (305) 265-9885 will be contacted to confirm history.. No prescriptions were transported.LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A MEDICAL DOCTOR WHO LIVED IN A "CONDO" AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH A COMPANION. HE REPORTEDLY WAS IN GOOD HEALTH, HAD NOT COMPLAINED OF ANY PROBLEMS OR DISCOMFORT. ON SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1996, HE WOKE UP AT ABOUT 7:45 AM, HE ATE BREAKFAST WHICH CONSISTED OF A BAGEL WITH CHEESE, BLUE BERRIES AND A CUP OF COFFEE. HE WATCHED TELEVISION FOR A WHILE, THEN RETURNED TO BED FOR ANOTHER HOUR. AT ABOUT 10:35 AM. HIS COMPANION FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE WHEN ATTEMPTED TO WAKE HIM. SHE CALLED EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WHO RESPONDED. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. HE HAD BEEN UNDER THE TREATMENT OF DR. NASH AND DR. LONDON FOR GOUT. MEDICATIONS OF ZYLOPRIM AND COLCHICINE WERE SENT THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A TRUCK DRIVER FOR THE FIREDOOR CORP. INC., OF SOUTH FLORIDA. HE REPORTEDLY PICKED UP AN ORDER FOR DELIVERY ON OCTOBER 24, 1996, WHICH WAS TO BE DELIVERED TO A LOCATION IN HOMESTEAD / FLORIDA CITY AREA ON THE SAME DAY. HE WAS NOT HEARD FROM AFTER HE LEFT WITH THE DELIVERY. ON OCTOBER 25, 1996, FAMILY MEMBERS FILED A MISSING PERSON REPORT WITH THE POLICE AGENCY AND APPARENTLY ENTERED INTO A SEARCH FOR HIM THEMSELVES. AT ABOUT 10:00 PM, THEY SPOTTED HIS TRUCK PARKED IN THE BUS LANE OF U.S. #1 AND ABOUT S.W. 344TH STREET AND CALLED POLICE. HE WAS FOUND SLUMPED OVER IN THE FRONT SEAT OF THE VEHICLE IN AN ADVANCED STAGE OF DECOMPOSITION. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOR INSULIN DEPENDANT (TWO SHOTS A DAY) DIABETES MELLITUS. LVAL> ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON OCTOBER 13, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS A PATIENT AT MERCY HOSPITAL AND WAS RELEASED TO MERCY HOSPITAL NURSING HOME ON OCTOBER 21, 1996. SHE HAS A HISTORY OF CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, PERMANENT PACEMAKER, HYPERTENSION, CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE, CEREBRALVASCULAR DISEASE (X2), DEGENERATIVE JOINT DISEASE AND ORGANIC BRAIN SYNDROME. SHE WAS A DNR AND WAS PLACED AT THE NURSING HOME FACILITY FOR NURSING HOME CARE. ON OCTOBER 28, 1996, AT 2:00A.M., SHE WAS FOUND DECEASED. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED WERE MEGACE ORAL SUSPENSION 40 MG/ML, ISMO 20MG ,SINEQUAN 10MG/DOXEPIN 10MG,LANOXIN .125MG. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO WAS RETIRED AND VISITING FAMILY MEMBERS IN MIAMI. ON SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1996, AT ABOUT 3:00 PM, THEY LEFT HIM AT HOME AS THEY RAN ERANDS. UPON THEIR RETURN, HE WAS FOUND LYING ON THE MARBLE FLOOR EXPIRED. POLICE FOUND HAIR ON A CORNER OF THE WALL NEAR THE FLOOR WHERE HE MAY HAVE STRUCK HIS HEAD. THERE WAS ALSO A LACERATION TO HIS HEAD WITH A SMALL AMOUNT OF BLOOD. ACCORDING TO FAMILY MEMBERS HE DID NOT HAVE A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF HEART PROBLEMS, HE HAD BEEN SEEN BY DOCTOR GEMMELL IN THE PAST AND THIORIDAZINE HAD BEEN PRESCRIBED. MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED AND HER NEICE LIVED TOGETHER. SHE WAS LEGALLY BLIND AND PARTIALLY DEAF. ACCORDING TO HER NIECE, RECENTLY, SHE HAS BEEN MORE FORGETFUL. SHE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON TODAYS DATE, BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 12:30 AND 1:00A.M. ABT. 7:00A.M., HER NEICE RESPONDED TO HER BEDROOM AND FOUND HER DECEASED ON THE BEDROOM FLOOR. HER HEAD WAS AGAINST A CHAIR AND HER CANE WAS STANDING BETWEEN HER AND THE BED. SHE HAS NO KNOWN MEDICAL PROBLEMS, BUT HAS BEEN TREATED BY DR. MILLIGAN FOR ROUTINE CARE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE GRANDDAUGHTER OF THE DECEASED, ON OCTOBER 28, 1996, THE NEIGHBORS OF THE DECEASED CONTACTED HER BECAUSE THEY HAD NOT SEEN THE DECEASED IN A FEW DAYS. SHE ASKED HER BOYFRIEND TO RESPOND TO THE DECEASED'S RESIDENCE TO CHECK ON HER WELFARE. UPON HIS ARRIVAL, ABT. 8:00P.M., HE FOUND HER UNRESPONSIVE IN BED WITH AN OXYGEN MASK TO HER FACE. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, THEY PRONOUNCED HER DEAD. ACCORDING TO HER GRANDDAUGHTER, SHE HAS A HISTORY OF SHORTNESS OF BREATH, DIABETES, HEART DISEASE, HYPERTENSION AND HAD A HOME OXYGEN TANK FOR HER SHORTNESS OF BREATH. SHE HAS HAD NUMEROUS HOSPITALIZATIONS, THE MOST RECENT BEING AT PALM SPRINGS HOSPITAL. LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS EMPLOYED AS A CONTRUCTION WORKER. ON OCTOBER 29, 1996 HE WAS WORKING AT A SITE WHEN HE BEGAN COMPLAINING OF CHEST PAINS AND COLLAPSED. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, IN VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION AND WITHOUT ANY VITAL SIGNS. HE WAS ADMINISTERED MEDICATION AND PLACED ON VENTILATION. AN EKG SHOWED LEFT BUNDLE BRANCH BLOCK, SINUS TACHYCARDIA. RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS CONTINUED BUT HIS CONDITION DETERIORATED AND HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 11:13 A.M.. DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD A HISTORY OF DIABETES MELLITUS. HE WAS TAKING MEDICATIONS WHICH WAS SENT TO THIS OFFICE IN A PERSONAL PILL CONTAINER. (GLYBURIDE). ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A MIDDLE AGED FEMALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS. SHE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON MONDAY, NIGHT, OCTOBER 28, 1996, AT ABOUT 10:30 PM. AT THAT TIME SHE WAS RESTING ON THE SOFA IN THE LIVING ROOM. SHE HAD COMPLAINED OF A SORENESS IN HER LEG WHICH HAD CAUSED MILD DISCOMFORT. ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1996, HER DAUGHTER FOUND HER EXPIRED ON THE TOILET AT ABOUT 10:30 AM. POLICE AND EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE CALLED, SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. SHE HAD PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOR HYPERTENSION, DIABETES MELLITUS, AS WELL AS VAGINAL CANCER. HER MEDICAL RECORD NUMBER #198-57-59 HAS BEEN REQUESTED. **** MEDICATION: GLIPIZIDE, NIFEDIPINE, LESCOL AND ESTRATAB WERE TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT WITH THE DECEASED.LVAL  ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON OCTOBER 29, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS AT THE "LONGHORN RESTAURANT" WITH HIS WIFE. THEY SAT DOWN TO HAVE DINNER AND WHEN HE TOOK A BITE OF HIS SALAD, HE COLLAPSED. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON ARRIVAL, FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE, WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND IN CARDIAC ARREST. EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PAN AMERICAN HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE, WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND EKG MONITOR SHOWING VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. ADVANCE CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 9:30 P.M., HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO HIS WIFE, HE HAS NOT BEEN TREATED BY A PHYSICIAN FOR ANY MEDICAL PROBLEMS. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS REPORTEDLY A HOMELESS PERSON WHO WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE AT ABOUT 1:00 PM, IN THE AFTER-NOON THIS DATE BY A NEIGHBOR. THE NEIGHBOR FOUND HIM DEAD AT THE SAME LOCATION AT ABOUT 5:20 PM AND CALLED POLICE. THE NEIGHBOR ADVISED POLICE THAT THE DECEASED HAD BEEN KNOWN TO BE A HEAVY DRINKER WHO HAD BEEN COMPLAINING OF BEING ILL WITH WHAT SHE BELIVED WAS PNEUMONIA. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. =LVAL3K ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED CARETAKER STATED THAT ON OCTOBER 29, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS GIVEN SOME CHICKEN SOUP AND TOAST AND WENT TO BED ABT. 9:00 P.M.. THE FOLLOWING MORNING, ABT. 3:00 A.M., SHE TELEPHONED HER CARETAKER AND ADVISED THAT SHE WAS VOMITING. THE CARETAKER RESPONDED TO THE RESIDENCE AND STAYED UNTIL THE DECEASED FELL ASLEEP AGAIN WHICH WAS ABT. AN HOUR LATER. THE CARETAKER LEFT THE RESIDENCE AND WHEN SHE RETURNED A FEW HOURS LATER, SHE FOUND THE DECEASED EXPIRED IN BED. DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS IN FAIRLY GOOD HEALTH PRIOR TO A FALL SHE SUFFERED ABT. 2 WEEKS AGO AND HAD A COMPRESSION FRACTURE OF L-1. SHE WAS LAST SEEN BY DR. SANFORD A FEW DAYS AGO AND HAD NO SERIOUS PROBLEMS. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON THE EVENING OF OCTOBER 29, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS AT HOME AND WAS ON HIS WAY TO THE BATHROOM WHEN HE BEGAN TO EXPERIENCE DIFFICULTY BREATHING. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON ARRIVAL, FOUND HIM IN CARDIAC ARREST. HIS VITAL SIGNS WERE AS FOLLOW, PULSE 40, RESP. 28, B/P 82/54. EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA KENDALL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER EMERGENCY ROOM. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE, AND WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS. ADVANCE CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 8:28P.M., HE WAS PRONOUCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO HIS SON, HE SUFFERED A STROKE ABT. 7 WEEKS AGO WHICHE LEFT HIM WITH RIGHT SIDED PARALYSIS AND HE RECENTLY WAS DIAGNOSED WITH KIDNEY STONES. ACCORDING TO HOSPITAL RECORDS FROM COLUMBIA KENDALL MEDICAL CENTER, HE HAS A HISTORY OF ACUTE CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT, HYPERTENSION AND TOBACCO ABUSE.LVAL} ACCORDING TO INFORMATION RECEIVED: THE DECEASED RESIDED AT THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION NURSING HOME. WHILE THERE, HE FELL AND FRACTURED HIS HIP ON SEPT. 9, 1996. HE UNDERWENT AN OPEN REDUCTION AND INTERNAL FIXATION PROCEDURE, BUT DIED ON SEPT. 19, 1996 AT 7:30 AM. HE HAD A HISTORY OF DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS, DEHYDRATION, GASTROINTESTINAL BLEED, VOLUME DEPLETION, ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE, EMPHYSEMA AND ANEMIA.ACCORDING TO INITIAL INFORMATION: ON SEPTEMBER 7, 1996 AT 3:00 AM, DECEASED FELL FROM HIS BED AT THE NURSING CENTER OF MERCY HOSPITAL. FROM THIS FALL, DECEASED SUSTAINED A RIGHT FEMUR FRACTURE. DECEASED WAS THEN ADMITTED TO WEST GABLES HEALTH CENTER. PATIENT EXPIRED ON SEPTEMBER 24, 1996, AS A RESULT OF A 7 MONTH CHOLANGIOCARCINOMA OF THE MAIN HEPATIC DUCT WITH CONTRIBUTORY RIGHT FEMUR FRACTURE. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH ANOTHER FAMILY MEMBER. ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1996, HE WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE IN HIS BED AND EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. HIS PAST MEDICAL HISTORY WAS FOR PAROXYSMAL VENTRICULAR TACHYCARDIA, AN OCCLUSION AND STENOSIS OF A CAROTID ARTERY WITH MENTION OF CEREBRAL INFARCTION, TRICUSPID VALVE DISORDERS SPECIFIED AS NONRHEUMATIC, AS WELL AS CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS OF NATIVE CORONARY ARTERY AND AN ABNORMAL COAGULATION PROFILE. THERE WAS AN OLD MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION, HE HAS HAD A FITTING AND ADJUSTMENT OF HIS AUTOMATIC IMPLANTABLE CARDIAC DEFIBRILLATOR. THE TREATMENT WAS AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, HIS HOSPITAL RECORD NUMBER # 044-55-05 HAS BEEN REQUESTED. MEDICATION: DILTIAZEM, METHYCLOTHIAZIDE, ISOSORBIDE, ATENOLOL, DSIAZEPAM, FUROSEMIDE AND BISACODYL WERE TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. LVALaACCORDING TO INITIAL INFORMATION: ON SEPTEMBER 4, 1996 AT 3:00 AM, DECEASED FELL AT HOME SUSTAINING A LEFT HIP FRACTURE. DECEASED WAS THEN ADMITTED TO HEALTH SOUTH DOCTORS HOSPITAL WHERE SHE LATER EXPIRED ON SEPTEMBER 26, 1996 AT 4:15PM. CONSEQUENTIALLY FROM: IRREVERSIBLE COMA WITH UNDERLYING CAUSES, SUCH AS CEREBRAL ANOXIA, CARDIAC ARRYTHMIA, HYPOKALEMIA AND CONTRIBUTORY LEFT HIP FRACTURE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON OCTOBER 30, 1996, ABT. 8:55A.M., THE DECEASED WAS RIDING A BICYCLE, EASTBOUND ON THE SIDE WALK AT THE ABOVE INCIDENT LOCATION. AS HE APPROACHED THE DRIVEWAY, HE OBSERVED A GREEN FORD AEROSTAR VAN EXITING THE DRIVEWAY TO MAKE A RIGHT TURN FROM SOUTH TO WEST. HE STOPPED HIS BICYCLE AND PUT HIS RIGHT FOOT DOWN TO KEEP HIS BALANCE. HIS FOOT APPARENTLY SLIPPED OFF THE FACE OF THE CURB, HE LOSS HIS BALANCE AND FELL INTO THE STREET. AS HE FELL, THE VAN WAS PASSING AND HE WAS STRUCK WITH THE RIGHT REAR TIRE OF THE VAN. THE VAN CONTINUED IT'S TRAVELL, BUT WAS LATER LOCATED. INVESTIGATION OF THE VAN REVEALED EVIDENCE OF THE CRASH ON THE UNDERCARRIAGE WHICH WAS CONSISTING OF POSSIBLE HAIR OR CLOTHING FIBRES, PAINT TRANSFERS AND SMUDGE MARKS ON THE TIRES. NO BLOOD WAS FOUND ON THE VAN. THE DRIVER OF THE VAN WAS INTERVIEWED AND ADVISED THAT SHE WAS NOT AWARE OF THE INCIDENT. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED TO THE SCENE OF THE INCIDENT AND UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, FOUND THE DECEASED SUFFERING FROM HEAD, CHEST AND LEG INJURIES. EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOR FURTHER TREATMENT. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS TREATED FOR CLOSED HEAD INJURIES AND OTHER TRAUMA RELATED INJURIES. ADVANCE LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 9:59A.M., HE EXPIRED. fLVALt ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON OCTOBER 29, 1996 DECEASED WAS OBSERVED BY WITNESSES TO EXPERIENCE SEIZURE-LIKE ACTIVITY AND COLLAPSE ONTO THE STREET. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HIM CYANOTIC WITHOUT A CAROTID PULSE AND IN ASYSTOLE RHYTHM. CPR WAS INITIATED, I.V.'S STARTED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO SOUTH SHORE HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, IN CARDIAC ARREST, INTUBATED AND WITHOUT ANY VITAL SIGNS. ADDITIONAL MEDICATIONS WERE ADMINISTERED. HE WAS PLACED ON VENTILATION AND ADMITTED INTO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT WITH AN IMPRESSION OF CARDIORESPIRATORY ARREST - RULE OUT MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION, RENAL INSUFFICIENCY, HYPERGLYCEMIA AND ANEMIA. HE REMAINED HOSPITALIZED WITH POOR PROGNOSIS UNTIL HIS EXPIRATION ON OCTOBER 29, 1996. DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE AND MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. HE WAS TREATED AT VETERAN ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL IN SEPTEMER 1996 AND HAD A DIAGNOSIS OF ANGINA, CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, LEFT VENTRICLE MURAL THROMBUS, CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE, LARYNGEAL CARCINOMA AND DEPRESSION. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE DAUGHTER OF THE DECEASED, ON OCTOBER 30, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS AT HOME WHEN HE BEGAN TO COMPLAIN OF SHORTNESS OF BREATH. HE CALLED FIRE RESCUE AND ADVISED THEM OF WHAT HE WAS EXPERIENCING. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED, HOWEVER, BEFORE THEIR ARRIVAL, HE HAD COLLAPSED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, HE WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE, WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND IN CARDIAC ARREST WITH EKG MONITOR SHOWING SINUS RHYTHM. EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE, WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND EKG MONITOR SHOWING VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION WHICH CONVERTED TO ASYSTOLE. ADVANCE CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 12:48P.M., HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD.LVALS.ACCORDING TO INITIAL INFORMATION: DECEASED SUSTAINED HIP FRACTURE FOLLOWING A FALL AT HOME. HE WAS LATER ADMITTED TO CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER WHERE HE THEN EXPIRED ON SEPTEMBER 29, 1996. CONSEQUENTIALLY FROM: CARDIAC ARREST AND UNDERLYING CAUSES, SUCH AS RESPIRATORY FAILURE AND HIP FRACTURE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED DAUGHTER STATED THAT HE HAD BEEN HAVING A FEVER AND EXPERIENCING COLD LIKE SYMPTONS FOR THE PAST FEW DAYS. ON OCTOBER 31, 1996 SHE WAS PREPARING TO TAKE HIM TO THE DOCTOR'S OFFICE. AS THEY WERE GETTING INTO THE CAR, HE BECAME UNRESPONSIVE. SHE TOOK HIM INSIDE THE HOUSE AND SUMMONED FIRE RESCUE. THEY RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. DECEASED DAUGHTER STATED THAT HE HAD NO KNOWN MEDICAL PROBLEMS BUT HE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH ALZHEIMERS' DISEASE IN 1993. HE WAS TREATED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI CLINIC FOR CHECK-UPS ONLY. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THIS OFFICE INCLUDED: ROBITUSSIN COUGH SUPPRESSANT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON THE MORNING OF OCTOBER 31, 1996, THE DECEASED WOKE UP COMPLAINING OF BEING DIZZY. ABT. 5:00A.M., HE SUDDENLY COLLAPSED. HIS WIFE CALLED FIRE RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND UPON ARRIVAL, PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD. ACCORDING TO HIS DAUGHTER, HE HAS BEEN TREATED BY DR. THERESA CARDOSA FOR HEART DISEASE. DR. CARDOSA WAS CONTACTED AND ADVISED THAT THE LAST TIME SHE SAW HIM WAS ABT. 2 1/2 YEARS AGO. HE HAS A HISTORY OF ETOH ABUSE, SEVERE PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASE, CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE AND WAS NON-COMPLIANT WITH MEDICATIONS. ACCORDING TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL RECORDS, (JMH PATIENT # 121-28-51) HE HAS A HISTORY OF OPEN HEART SURGERY SECONDARY TO CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, WITH ON BYPASS, APPENDECTOMY AND SURGERY TO HIS RIGHT HAND AND LEFT ARM. ON FEBRUARY 24,1996, HE WAS ALSO BAKER ACT TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AFTER HE STATED TO MIAMI POLICE DEPARTMENT THAT HE WAS GOING TO HANG HIMSELF. ACCORDING TO HIS DAUGHTER, HE WAS NOT SUICIDAL .LVALQACCORDING TO INITIAL INFORMATION: ON OCTOBER 12, 1996, DECEASED FELL AT HOME AND SUFFERED A FRACTURED LEFT HIP. RESULTING FROM THIS FALL, DECEASED WAS THEN ADMITTED TO PALM SPRINGS HOSPITAL, HIALEAH, FL. ON OCTOBER 16, 1996, DECEASED UNDERWENT AN OPEN REDUCTION INTERNAL FIXATION OF THE LEFT HIP. AS A RESULT OF A CARDIOPULMONARY ARREST WITH CORONARY INSUFFICIENCY AND ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE, PATIENT EXPIRED ON OCTOBER 19, 1996 AT 10:04AM.ACCORDING TO INITIAL INFORMATION: ON AUGUST 22, 1996, DECEASED WAS ADMITTED TO PARKWAY REGIONAL HOSPITAL THROUGH THE EMERGENCY ROOM. WHILE LIVING AT THE FLORIDA CLUB NURSING HOME DECEASED SUFFERED A RIGHT HIP FRACTURE AFTER SUSTAINING A FALL. DECEASED UNDERWENT AN OPEN REDUCTION INTERNAL FIXATION RIGHT HIP SURGERY THAT DAY. ON SEPTEMBER 4, 1996 WHILE ATTEMPTING TO PLACE N.G. TUBE, PATIENT CODED AND EXPIRED AT 10:00 AM. ACCORDING TO THE INFORMATION FROM THE FUNERAL HOME AND THE DEATH CERTIFICATE; THE DECEASED WAS A YOUND MALE WHO WORKED AS A DELIVERY PERSON FOR SEARS STORES. HE REPORTEDLY HAD A HISTORY OF ALCOHOL ABUSE AS WELL AS A HISTORY OF A SEIZURE DISORDER. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL ON OCTOBER 25, 1996, AND EXPIRED A SHORT TIME LATER IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM. HIS REMAINS WERE RELEASED TO A FUNERAL HOME ON THE WORD OF HIS DOCTOR THAT A CERTIFICATE OF DEATH WOULD BE SIGNED BY HIM. THE DOCTOR LATER REFUSED TO SIGN THE CERTIFICATE AND THE REMAINS WERE TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT FOR PROPER CERTIFICATION. PAST HISTORY OF TREATMENT AT NORTHSHORE MEDICAL CENTER REVEALED THAT THE DECEASED HAD BEEN TREATED THERE IN SEPTEMBER 1996, FOR HIS SEIZURE DISORDER AND ALCOHOL ABUSE AND ELEVATED LIVER FUNCTION TEST AS WELL AS SEVERE ANEMIA. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. LVAL ZACCORDING TO INITIAL INFORMATION: ON SEPTEMBER 9, 1996, DECEASED TRIPPED AND FELL AT HOME, SUFFERING A LEFT SUBCAPITAL HIP FRACTURE. DECEASED WAS THEN ADMITTED TO BAPTIST HOSPITAL WHERE HE LATER EXPIRED ON OCTOBER 6, 1996. CONSEQUENTIALLY FROM: RESPIRATORY FAILURE AND OTHER UNDERLYING CAUSES, SUCH AS BILATERAL PNEUMONIA, ASPIRATION PNEUMONITIS, GASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUX WITH CONTRIBUTORY LEFT SUBCAPITAL HIP FRACTURE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL INFORMATION: DURING DECEASED'S STAY AT THE PALACE NURSING HOME, SHE SUSTAINED LEFT FEMUR FRACTURE WHILE LYING IN BED. AT WHICH TIME SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA KENDALL HOSPITAL WHERE SHE UNDERWENT SURGERY. SEQUENTIALLY, PATIENT EXPIRED ON OCTOBER 13, 1996. RESULTING FROM SHOCK AND OTHER UNDERLYING CAUSES, SUCH AS POST- OPERATIVE BLEEDING, SEVERE COAGULOPATHY, LEFT FEMUR FRACTURE AND CONTRIBUTING ATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL INFORMATION: ON OCTOBER 7, 1996 AT 3:00AM, DECEASED FELL AT HOME SUSTAINING A HIP FRACTURE. AS PER HER SON, DR. JOHN GOTTDIENER, THE FOLLOWING WAS RECORDED. SEQUENTIALLY, DECEASED UNDERWENT AN OPEN REDUCTION INTERNAL FIXATION OF THE HIP ON OCTOBER 7, 1996. RESULTING FROM A CARDIOPULMONARY ARREST AND STATUS POST OPEN REDUCTION INTERNAL FIXATION OF THE HIP, PATIENT CODED ON OCTOBER 14, 1996 AT 12:15 PM. ACCORDING TO INITIAL INFORMATION: ON SEPTEMBER 30, 1996 AT 2:00PM DECEASED FELL AT HOME IN HER BATHROOM AT WHICH TIME SHE SUFFERED RIGHT HIP FRACTURE. DECEASED WAS CARED FOR AT MIAMI GARDENS CARE CENTER. SEQUENTIALLY, DECEASED EXPIRED ON OCTOBER 15, 1996. THE PRIMARY CAUSE OF DEATH WAS RESPIRATORY FAILURE WITH RESPIRATORY FIBROSIS, RHEUMATOID LUNG & RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS. COINCIDING WITH THE LATTER CAUSES, ENCEPHALOPATHY AND RIGHT HIP FRACTURE WERE RECORDED AS OTHER SIGNIFICANT CONDITIONS. LVAL9dU/ICARDIAC TAMPONADE. DUE TO: IATROGENIC PERFORATION OF RIGHT VENTRICULAR MYOCARDIUM. DUE TO: RENAL DIALYSIS CATHETER INSERTION FOR STATUS POST BILATERAL NEPHRECTOMY.COMPLICATIONS OF ACUTE BRONCHIAL ASTHMA.ATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASEATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE. CONTRIB: DIABETES MELLITUS, PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASEATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUS.CARDIAC TAMPONADE DUE TO: RUPTURED ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTBRONCHOPNEUMONIA AND ATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: PULMONARY THROMBOEMBOLI, OBESITYPNEUMONIA ASSOCIATED WITH CHRONIC ETHANOLISM CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: ATHEROSCLEROSIS, SURGICAL ASPLENIACARDIORESPIRATORY ARREST DUE TO: BRAIN DEATH DUE TO: CONGENITAL ASPHYXIA DUE TO: COCAINE EXPOSED BABY CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE DUE TO: CARDIA ARRYTHMIA DUE TO: RIGHT HIP FRACTURECARDIOPULMONARY ARREST SECONDARY DUE TO: CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE DUE TO: HIP FRACTURECARDIAC ARREST DUE TO: SUBARACHNOID INFARCTION DUE TO: ACUTE RENAL FAILURE ON DIALYSIS DUE TO: GENERALIZED OCCLUSIVE VESSEL DISEASE CONT. CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUS, SURGERY FOR RIGHT HI FRACTURE (7-31-96), SEPSIS, ISCHEMIA OF FEET WITH GRANGRENE RIGHT FOOTACUTE BRAIN STEM CEREBRAL INFARCTION DUE TO: CEREBRAL EMBOLUS DUE TO: ATRIAL FIBRILLATION DUE TO: ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE CON: ACUTE FRACTURE, RIGHT HUMERUS ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION DUE TO: ARTHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASECARDIAC ARREST DUE TO: RESPIRATORY FAILURE DUE TO: UPPER GASTROINTESTINAL BLEED WITH POSSIBLE ASPIRATIONCHOLANGIOCARCINOMA, MAIN HEPATIC DUCT IRREVERSIBLE COMA DUE TO: CEREBRAL ANOXIA DUE TO: CARDIAC ARRYTHMIA DUE TO: HYPOKALEMIA CON: FRACTURE LEFT HIP CARDIAC ARREST DUE TO: RESPIRATORY FAILURE DUE TO: HIP FRACTURE LVALCACCORDING TO INITIAL INFORMATION: ON MAY 3, 1996 AT UNKNOWN TIME, DECEASED FELL AND SUSTAINED A RIGHT HIP FRACTURE. DECEASED WAS THEN ADMITTED TO THE HEBREW HOME FOR AGED AND LATER EXPIRED ON SEPTEMBER 2, 1996 AT 3:54PM. RESULTING FROM: CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE WITH CARDIAC ARRYTHMIA AND RIGHT HIP FRACTURE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL INFORMATION: ON MAY 12, 1996 AT 2:30PM, DECEASED FELL AT HOME FROM WHEELCHAIR RESULTING IN A HIP FRACTURE. SEQUENTIALLY, DECEASED WAS ADMITTED TO FAIR HAVENS CENTER AND LATER EXPIRED ON SEPTEMBER 3, 1996 AT 8:05PM. RESULTING FROM: CARDIOPULMONARY ARREST-SECONDARY, WITH UNDERLYING CAUSES OF CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE AND HIP FRACTURE. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION RECEIVED: THE DECEASED FELL AT HOME ON JULY 12, 1996 AND FRACTURED HER HIP. SHE WAS HOSPITALIZED AT PAN AMERICAN HOSPITAL AND UNDERWENT HIP SURGERY ON JULY 31, 1996. SHE REMAINED HOSPITALIZED UNTIL HER DEATH ON SEPT. 10, 1996. THIS CASE WAS BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE DADE COUNTY MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT AND WAS MADE A "T" CASE.ACCORDING TO INITIAL INFORMATION: ON SEPTEMBER 4, 1996 AT 4:30PM, DECEASED FELL AT HOME IN WHICH HE SUSTAINED AN ACUTE FRACTURE OF THE RIGHT HUMERUS. SEQUENTIALLY, HE WAS ADMITTED TO SOUTH MIAMI HOSPITAL AND LATER EXPIRED ON SEPTEMBER 4, 1996 AT 6:00PM. RESULTING FROM: AN ACUTE BRAIN STEM CEREBRAL INFARCTION WITH UNDERLYING CAUSES SUCH AS, CEREBRAL EMBOLUS, ATRIAL FIBRILLATIOIN, ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE WITH CONTRIBUTORY ACUTE FRACTURE OF THE RIGHT HUMERUS.ACCORDING TO INITIAL INFORMATION: ON AUGUST 28, 1996, DECEASED FELL AT HOME, PROBABLY DUE TO A HEART ATTACK. AT THIS TIME, DECEASED SUFFERED A LEFT HIP FRACTURE, SCLERODERMA. SHE WAS LATER ADMITTED TO PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER. CONSEQUENTIALLY EXPIRING ON SEPTEMBER 13, 1996 AT 3:00AM FROM AN ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION WITH ARTHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE. LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED HAS RESIDED WITH HER STEP-SON AND FAMILY SINCE 1969. SHE WAS NOT CURRENTLY BEING TREATED BY A DOCTOR AND WAS NOT TAKING ANY MEDICATION. SHE REPORTEDLY HAD NO RECENT COMPLAINTS AND WAS ABLE TO WALK AND FEED HERSELF. DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE OCTOBER 31, 1996 AT APPROX 7:00 P.M.. ON NOVEMBER 1, 1996 SHE WAS DISCOVERED ON THE FLOOR INSIDE HER BEDROOM EXPIRED, NO OBVIOUS SIGNS OF TRAUMA. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON OCTOBER 31, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS THE DRIVER OF A 1986 TOYOTA THAT WAS TRAVELING SOUTH ON OKEECHOBEE ROAD. HE APPROACHED THE TURNPIKE AND WAS ATTEMPTING TO MAKE A LEFT TURN ONTO THE ENTRANCE RAMP WHEN HE WAS STRUCK IN THE RIGHT SIDE BY A 1980 FORD DUMP TRUCK THAT WAS TRAVELING NORTH ON OKEECHOBEE ROAD. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND TRANSPORTED THE DECEASED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, IN TRAUMATIC ARREST, CYANOTIC AND CPR IN PROGRESS. HE WAS NOTED TO HAVE A LARGE AMOUNT OF SUBCUTANEOUS EMPHYSEMA IN THE HEAD AND NECK AREA. HE HAD MULTIPLE LACERATIONS, ABRASIONS AND DEFORMITIES. A BILATERAL NEEDLE THORACOTOMY WAS PERFORMED AND CPR CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE REMAINED ASYSTOLIC UNTIL HIS EXPIRATION AT 11:55A.M.. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION RECEIVED: THE DECEASED WAS BORN ON AUG. 28, 1996 WITH A HIGH LEVEL OF COCAINE IN HIS SYSTEM. HE HAD NO BLOOD FLOW TO THE BRAIN AND WAS DECLARED BRAIN DEAD ON SEPT. 7, 1996. THE DECEDENT'S BODY WAS RELEASED TO A FUNERAL HOME AND BURIED, BEFORE THE INFORMATION WAS BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE DADE COUNTY MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT. H.R.S. WAS NOTIFIED. HOWEVER, THE STATE'S ATTORNEY'S OFFICE DID NOT WANT TO PROSECUTE THE MOTHER AND THE CASE WAS MADE A "T" CASE BY THE DADE COUNTY MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT. LVAL ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM PARKWAY WEST MEDICAL RECORDS, ON OCT. 30, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS THE DRIVER OF A VEHICLE THAT REPORTEDLY RAN A STOP SIGN AND WAS BROADSIDED BY ANOTHER VEHICLE. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND THE DECEASED SLUMPED OVER IN THE VEHICLE. SHE WAS ALERT AND ORIENTED, IN MODERATE DISTRESS AND COMPLAINED OF LEFT SIDE CHEST PAIN, NECK, HEAD AND ABDOMINAL PAIN. UPON ARRIVAL TO THE HOSPITAL, COMPLAINING OF SHORTNESS OF BREATH. A CHEST X-RAY SHOWED LEFT RIB FRACTURES 2, 3, 5. & 7. SHE WAS ADMITTED INTO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT WITH AN IMPRESSION OF ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. HER CONDITION BEGAN TO DETERIORATE, SHE BECAME COMATOSE AND WENT INTO ASYSTOLIC RHYTHM. SHE WAS ALSO NOTED TO HAVE EVIDENCE OF PULMONARY CONTUSION. ON OCTOBER 31, 1996 SHE BECAME BRADYCARDIC AND DID NOT RESPOND TO RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES. SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 10:20 P.M.. ***PER POLICE REPORT: THE DECEASED WAS THE DRIVER OF A 1990 DODGE THAT WAS TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND ON N.W. 14TH AVE. SHE RAN THE STOP SIGN AND WAS STRUCK BY A 1991 TRUCK THAT WAS TRAVELING WEST ON N.W. 179TH STREET. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS SELF-EMPLOYED AS A FISHERMAN AND RESIDED IN A WOOD SHACK ON THE EDGE OF THE WATER LOCATED AT 37900 CARD SOUND ROAD. OCTOBER 31, 1996 HE COMPLAINED TO HIS UNCLE THAT HE WAS SUFFERING FROM BODY ACHES AND THOUGHT THAT HE MAY HAVE THE FLU. AT 8:30 A.M. HE TOOK TWO ADVIL TABLETS AND AT 11:00 A.M. HE WENT TO SLEEP. AT 2:30 P.M. HE WAS FOUND EXPIRED. HE WAS LYING ON A PLASTIC MATTRESS ON THE SCREENED IN PORCH OF HIS RESIDENCE. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: DECEASED WAS KNOWN TO BE A HEAVY DRINKER AND IT WAS REPORTED THAT HE HAD HIS SPLEEN REMOVED AFTER AN ACCIDENT OVER ONE YEAR AGO. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED TO MEDICAL EXAMINER OFFICE INCLUDED OVER-THE-COUNTER ADVIL.uLVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON OCTOBER 31, 1996 AT ABOUT 6:00 PM., BY HIS NEIGHBORS. HE REPORTEDLY LAST SPOKE TO HIS EX-WIFE AT 10:15 PM., ON THE SAME DATE. ON NOVEMBER 1,1996 A.M., SOME OF HIS NEIGHBORS, CONCERNED ABOUT HIS WELLBEING RESPONDED TO HIS RESIDENCE AFTER OBTAINING NO RESPONSE ON THE PHONE, AND UPON ENTERING THE APARTMENT FOUND THE DECEASED LYING UNRESPONSIVE ON BED. . FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND FOUND THE DECEASED EXPIRED, STILL WARM TO THE TOUCH. POLICE ON THE SCENE VIEWED THE DECEASED LYING SUPINE ON BED, WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. POLICE ATTEMPTS TO CONTACT DR. SILVERMAN 443-3031 (THE NAME GIVEN AS HIS PHYSICIAN) WERE UNSUCCESSFUL. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT INCLUDED: LANOXIN, VASOTEC, CEFTIN, NORVASC, CIPRO, HALCION, CARDIZEM, METOPROLOL, VANTIN, AMBIEN, ZOLOFT, NITROGYCERIN PILLS, NITRO-PATCHES, ETC. , MEDICAL HISTORY: AS PER DR.DAVID KORN, 674-2150, THE DECEASED HAD BEEN UNDER HIS CARE FOR ABOUT THREE TO FOUR YEARS. WAS LAST SEEN ABOUT A MONTH AGO. DIAGNOSIS: ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE, CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, VENTRICULAR ARRHYTHMIAS. HAD UNDERGONE AN ANGIOPLASTY. DR. KORN FURTHER STATED THAT HE WOULD HAD BEEN WILLING TO SIGN THE CERTIFICATE IF HE HAD BEEN CONTACTED BY POLICE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED HAD BEEN RESIDING AT THE BEST CARE ADULT LIVING FACILITY FOR THE PAST EIGHT MONTHS. ON TODAY'S DATE, THE DECEASED WAS FOUND ON THE BEDROOM FLOOR EXPIRED BY THE HOUSEKEEPER DECEASED HAD NOT COMPLAINED OF ANY PROBLEMS RECENTLY. HE HAD A HISTORY OF SCHIZOPHRENIA AND RECENTLY HAD AN IRREGULAR EKG BUT WAS NOT BEING TREATED FOR ANY HEART DISEASE. HIS MEDICATIONS WERE BEING ADMINISTERED BY THE FACILITY'S STAFF. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THIS OFFICE INCLUDED: FLURAZEPAM, PERPHENAZINE AND FOLIC ACID./LVAL; ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MEDICAL CHART (PATIENT # 705-30-89), THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS A RESIDENT OF BELIZE CITY, BELIZE, CENTRAL AMERICA, WHO ON OCTOBER 28,1996 A.M., WAS => BICYCLIST <= ON HIS WAY TO SCHOOL WHEN HE WAS STRUCK BY AN AUTO. WAS TRANSPORTED TO KARL HUESNER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL IN BELIZE AND UPON ADMISSION WAS COMATOSE WITH DILATED AND FIXED PUPILS, BILATERALLY. HE WAS LATER TRANSFERED TO MIAMI FLORIDA AND FLOWN VIA AIR-AMBULANCE TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 1:38 AM., ON OCTOBER 29, 1996 UNRESPONSIVE, IN GCS-3, AND NON-REACTIVE PUPILS, HOT TO TOUCH WITH AN INCREDIBLE TEMPERATURE OF 108. DEGREES. HAD SUSTAINED CLOSED HEAD INJURY AND MULTIPLE ABRASIONS. CT SCAN OF THE HEAD SHOWED LEFT FRONTAL CONTUSION, BLOW OUT LEFT ORBIT, MID-BRAIN HEMORRHAGE, HERNIATED PONTINES, AND EVIDENCE OF BILATERAL UNCAL HERNIATIONS. HIS PROGNOSIS WAS CLASSIFIED AS POOR WITH A NON-SURVIVABLE HEAD INJURY. HE WAS PLACED IN THE RESPIRATOR ON ADMISSION AND REMAINED ON VENTILATORY SUPPORT UNTIL NOVEMBER 1, 1996 WHEN HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 3:10 pm. . AS PER FAMILY MEMBERS HE HAD NO PREVIOUS MEDICAL HISTORY.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS AT HOME ON NOVEMBER 1,1996 AM., WHEN SHE BEGAN TO EXPERIENCE CHEST PAINS. SHE CALLED "911" HERSELF. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND THE DECEASED IN RESPIRATORY ARREST, IN ASYSTOLE. CPR WAS INITIATED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA KENDALL MEDICAL CENTER, WHERE SHE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 8:58 AM., UNRESPONSIVE, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, IN ASYSTOLE. RESUSCITATION PROTOCOL CONTINUED UNTIL 9:28 AM., WHEN SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE HOSPITAL AND CONTACTED A DOCTOR WHO STATED HE HAD SEEN THE DECEASED ONLY ONCE AND WAS NOT WILLING TO SIGN THE DEATH CERTIFICATE. A SISTER OF THE DECEASED ADVISED THAT THE DECEASED SUFFERED FROM DIABETES MELLITUS AND WAS ON INSULIN. DR. SUSANA LEAL-CURIE, 361-9435 LATER CALLED THIS OFFICE AND ADVISED THAT SHE WAS A PERSONAL FRIEND OF THE DECEASED AND HER FAMILY AND HAD ALSO TREATED THE DECEASED IN THE CAPACITY OF A DERMATOLOGIST FOR SIGNIFICANT KELOID PROBLEMS. THERE IS A FAMILY HISTORY OF CARDIAC DISEASE. THE DECEASED HAD BEEN UNDERGOING A LOT OF STRESS AFTER A RECENT DIVORCE AND PROBLEMS WITH A NEW BOYFRIEND, BUT SHE WAS NOT DEPRESSED OR SUICIDAL. DR. LEAL-CURIE FURTHER STATED THAT THE FAMILY REQUESTED NO AUTOPSY DONE AND THAT SHE WAS WILLING TO SIGN THE DEATH CERTIFICATE.LVAL *** THIS IS A BONE/TISSUE CASE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI BROUGHT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT FOR BONE/TISSUE PROCUREMENT. A PALM BEACH MEDICAL EXAMINER'S CASE ** . ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE TISSUE BANK DONOR INFORMATION RECORD, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS A RESIDENT OF WELLINGTON, FLORIDA WHO ON NOVEMBER 2,1996 A.M., APPARENTLY SUFFERED A CARDIORESPIRATORY ARREST AND WAS TAKEN TO WELLINGTON REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, WHERE HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 5:39 AM. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER, ON NOVEMBER 1, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS TRANSPORTED TO HOSPITAL BY HIS WIFE COMPLAINING OF FEVER OFF AND ON FOR ABT. ONE WEEK AND A PRODUCTIVE COUGH. HE HAD A HISTORY OF INSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETES MELLITUS, HYPERTENSION, MYOCARDIAL INFACTION, CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE AND RIGHT TOES AMPUTATION. UPON ARRIVAL TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM, BLOOD PRESSURE: 126/56, PULSE: 22, RESPIRATIONS: 104. HE WAS ADMITTED WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF RULE OUT SEPSIS, RENAL FAILURE. SHORTLY AFTER BEING ADMITTED, HE BEGAN HAVING SHORTNESS OF BREATH AND REQUIRED INTUBATION. HE WAS TAKEN TO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT. A CHEST X-RAY SHOWED LARGE CONSOLIDATION RIGHT LOWER LOBE, POSSIBLE PNEUMONITIS VERSUS CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE. AN EKG SHOWED ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE. ON NOVEMBER 2, 1996 ABT. 5:24 A.M., HE WAS WITHOUT A PULSE OR BLOOD PRESSURE. ADVANCED CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT THAT TIME. SLVAL_ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED HAS A HISTORY OF H.I.V. ASYMPTOMATIC, PROBABLE HYPERTENSION, AND LYMPHOMA WHICH WAS IN REMISSION. ON NOVEMBER 1, 1996, HE WENT TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL BECAUSE OF A TOOTHACHE. HE RETURNED HOME COMPLAINING OF FEELING VERY BAD. LATER THAT EVENING, HE EXPERIENCED SHORTNESS OF BREATH AND COMPLAINED OF BEING COLD. HIS MOTHER RETRIVED A SHEET FOR HIM TO WRAP UP IN. SHORTLY AFTER GIVING HIM THE SHEET, SHE HEARD HME MAKING LOUD NOISES AS IF HE WAS SNORING AND COUGHING. AFTER NO LONGER HEARING THE NOISES, SHE WENT TO BED. ON NOVEMBER 2, 1996, SHE AWOKE AND ABT. 7:00A.M., SHE WENT TO CHECK ON HIM, FINDING HIM UNRESPONSIVE AND COLD TO TOUCH. SHE CALLED FIRE RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND UPON ARRIVAL, PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD. FROM JUNE 27, 1995 TO JUNE 28, 1995, HE WAS IN CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER WITH DISCHARGE DIAGNOSIS OF ANAL FISTULA AND VIRAL WARTZ. MEDICATIONS TRANSPOSTED WERE PHENERGAN 25 MG,PROZAC 20MG,EPIVIR 150MG RETROVIR 100MG,B-COMPLEX 30MG, VITAMINS(ANTIOXIDANT) VASOTEC 5MG,PENICILLIN 500MG, PRILOSEC 20MG,XANAX.25MG, PEROCOCET/ OXYCODONE/APAP 10/5/25MG, OXYCONTIN 40MG ,PAXIL 20MG, LOMOTIL, ZITHROMAX. LVALG. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: OCTOBER 30, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS A ***PEDESTRIAN*** ATTEMPTING TO CROSS NORTHWEST 27TH AVENUE FROM WEST TO EAST WHEN HE WAS STRUCK BY A 1986 OLDSMOBILE THAT WAS NORTHBOUND ON 27TH AVENUE. ACCORDING TO WITNESSES, THE DEC'D WAS CROSSING AGAINST THE GREEN LIGHT. FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. ADMITTING CT SCAN REVEALED A LARGE SUBDURAL HEMATOMA. OTHER INJURIES NOTED WERE MULTIPLE ABRAISIONS TO HIS ELBOW AND UPPER BODY. HE UNDERWENT A RIGHT CRANIOTOMY FOR EVACUATION OF ACUTE SUBDURAL HEMATOMA. HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND HE BEGAN TO SUFFER MULTIPLE HEMORRHAGES AND SUBSEQUENTLY HE BECAME BRAIN DEAD. A "D.N.R." ORDER WAS ISSUED AND HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD ON NOVEMBER 2, 1996. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WHO HAS A HISTORY OF ASTHMA, WAS EMPLOYED AS A REGISTERED NURSE FOR DADE CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION. ON NOVEMBER 1, 1996, WHILE AT WORK, SHE DEVELOPED RESPIRATORY ARREST AND COLLAPSED. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON ARRIVAL, FOUND HER UNRESPONSIVE AND IN CARDIAC ARREST WITH EKG MONITOR SHOWING ASYSTOLE. EMERGENCY TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO SMH HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE, AND IN CARDIAC ARREST WITH EKG MONITOR SHOWING VENTRICULAR TACHY AND PROLONGED RESUSCITATION. WHILE IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM, SHE EXPERIENCED A SECOND CARDIAC ARREST WITH PROLONGED RESUCITATION. TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED, WHICH REVEALED METABOLIC ACIDOSIS AND RESPIRATORY ACIDOSIS. ADVANCE CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, SHE EXPERIENCED INTERMITTENT FREQUENT EPISODES OF BRADYCARDIA AND HYPOTENSION. ON NOVEMBER 2, 1996, SHORTLY BEFORE 6:00A.M., SHE WENT INTO FULL CARDIAC ARREST. RESUCITATION EFFORTS WERE UNSUCCESSFUL AND AT 6:05A.M., SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. REFILED 11/15/96 GDS.LVAL4! ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS LAST SPOKEN TO BY HIS BROTHER ABT. 4:00P.M., ON NOVEMBER 2, 1996. ON NOVEMBER 3, 1996, HIS BROTHER MADE AN ATTEMPT TO CONTACT HIM, HOWEVER, HE WAS UNSUCCESSFUL. AFTER NOT BEING ABLE TO CONTACT HIM, ABT. 6:00P.M., HE RESPONDED TO HIS RESIDENCE AND FOUND EXPIRED. ACCORDING TO HIS BROTHER, HE HAS BEEN TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOR HEART AND CIRCULATION PROBLEMS. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED WERE GENACOTE 325MG ,TICLID 250MG,PROCARDIA XL 30 MG, ISOSORBIDE DN 10 MG, FOSINOPRIL 20 MG, BAYER (CHILDRENS), CLONODINE .2 MG, POTASSIUM CHLORIDE 20MG,DIGOXIN .25 MG, ISOSORBIDE DIN 10 MG, METOPROLOL 50MG , NITROSTAT .4 MG ,THEOPHYLLINE 200 MG, FUROSEMIDE 40 MG, WARFARIN 5MG, METOPROL 50MG, ATENOLOL 50MG. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE AND ASTHMA. AUGUST 27, 1996 SHE UNDERWENT HERNIA SURGERY, HOWEVER SHE DEVELOPED COMPLICATIONS REFERENCE THE SURGICAL INCISION AREA. THE AREA BECAME BLACK IN COLOR AND WOULD NOT HEAL DESPITE NUMEROUS ANTIBIOTICS. NOVEMBER 2, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS RELEASED HOME FROM PALM SPRINGS GENERAL HOSPITAL. SHE WAS DRIVEN HOME BY HER HUSBAND WHO STATES THAT AFTER THEY ARRIVED HOME IN THE DRIVEWAY, SHE SUFFERED WHAT WAS BELEIVED TO BE AN ASTHMA ATTACK. HE SUMMONED FIRE-RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND FOUND HER UNRESPONSIVE AND IN ASYSTOLE. C.P.R. WAS INITIATED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO HIALEAH HOSPITAL. UPON HER ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM, SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITALS. ALL EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE WERE MET WITH NEGTAIVE RESULTS, SHE WAS PRONOUNCED AT 12:40 P.M.. REFILED 11/15/96 GDS j=/ K@$@ =@`>@ K@96-2820RIETTIEJESUS JAMESDAYMBLACKMIAMI, FLORIDA 1925 NW 79TH STREET #1, MIAMI, FLORIDANORTHSHORE MEDICAL CENTER..........INPATIENTUNKNOWN, FLORIDAACCIDENTALq@ }*@Ęqc^]ZZOHA K@W@0@=@333333?.@ K@96-2819SOLOMONHENRYYRMWHITENEW YORK, NEW YORK1849 S. OCEAN DRIVE #1410, HALLANDALE, FL 33009HEBREW HOME FOR AGED, NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FL15520 NW 2 AVE, NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FL 33169ACCIDENTALQ@}:@~ ȝn\WVTTOHA  K@U@T@=@rq?/@UUUUUU? K@96-2818WILSONADA GERTRUDEYRFWHITELIVERPOOL, ENGLAND201 CURTISS PARKWAY, MIAMI SPRINGS, FL 33166FAIR HAVENS CENTER, MIAMI SPRINGS, FL201 CURTISS PARKWAY, MIAMI SPRINGS, FL 33166 ACCIDENTAL[@}g@~ Štb]\ZZNHA ?@@S@@>@?@7@?@96-2817LAYAOLGAYRFHISPANICCUBA621 SW 63RD AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAPAN AMERICAN HOSPITAL.........INPATIENT621 SW 63RD AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAMISC@}12w@~ʨ_[SRPPLHA] K@W@@p@>@?>@? K@96-2816BUSHENMILTON J.YRMWHITEEVERETT, MASSACHUSETTS19825 SW 119 PLACE, MIAMI, FL 33177 SOUTH MIAMI HOSPITAL, SOUTH MIAMI, FL19825 SW 119 PLACE, MIAMI, FL 33177ACCIDENTAL@}@~u_ZYWWNHAK@U@Ĭ@ ?@? =@K@96-2815SCHWARTZPEARLYRFWHITENEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK1301 NE MIAMI GARDENS DR. #325W, NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FL 33179 PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER 1301 NE MIAMI GARDENS DR. #325W, NO. MIAMI BEACH, FL 33179 ACCIDENTALE@}p@~3''''ղt]XWUUPHA sA1@E@T@@@E@qq?@E@96-2827STEWARTCHARLES R.YRMWHITE7845 N.E. BAYSHORE COURT, # 6, MIAMI, FLORIDA. FOUND: 7845 N.E. BAYSHORE COURT, # 6, MIAMI, FLORIDA. 7845 N.E. BAYSHORE COURT, # 6, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURALCORONARY ARTERY DISEASE.3061314-V02DET. J. CALVARJ@J>0.%Ȑaa\[YYOHA @E@N@@@E@?@E@?@E@96-2826PEREZMIGUELYRMWHITE230 S.W. 136TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.230 S.W. 136TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.230 S.W. 136TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL<@ }560043-S01DET. ROMAGNI3@á~[[VUSSMHA@E@R@p@@E@UUUUUU?@E@@E@96-2825MAGGIALICE CELINEYRFWHITE1077 NORTHWEST 55TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA1077 NORTHWEST 55TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA1077 NORTHWEST 55TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALh@ }3061247-V02DETECTIVE ALFONSO@ߵaa\[YYMHA@E@T@@ E@88?E@UUUUUU?@E@96-2824ASCHVIRGINIAYRFWHITE1342 N.W. 172ND TERRACE, MIAMI, FLA.PARKWAY WEST REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTERN.W. 179TH STREET & 14TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.ACCIDENTAL BLUNT TRAUMA556899-S01DET. MCGEEHANi@ Ф\\WVTTLHA E@F@@ E@UUUUUU? E@?@E@96-2822PLYMTONHERBERT LEE JR.YRMWHITE37900 CARD SOUND ROAD MIAMI, FLORIDA37900 CARD SOUND ROAD MIAMI, FLORIDA37900 CARD SOUND ROAD MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALd@ }558512-S01DETECTIVE RIVERS@հffa`^^OHA E@R@2@ E@rq? E@UUUUUU?@E@96-2821PADRINOOSVALDOYRMWHITE9711 N.W. 27TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, E.R.SB OKEECHOBEE ROAD AT ENTRANCE RAMP TO FLA. TRNPK, MIAMI, FACCIDENTAL BLUNT TRAUMAFHP796015706CPL. ROBERSON*@" ۟^^YXVVOHAq_gtE@@S@@`E@?E@?E@96-2838GASCONCARLOSYRMWHITECUBA2766 SW 14TH STREET (REAR) MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - INPATIENTSTREET: NORTHWEST 27TH AVENUE & 7TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALBLUNT CRANIOCEREBRAL TRAUMA3041572-VA02DETECTIVE NARGANES@D8&$鯊`\WVTTNHA `E@@@s@`E@88?`E@96-2837MCFARLANEJANETHYRFBLACK16240 S.W. 102ND AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDASOUTH MIAMI HOMESTEAD INPATIENTNATURAL(@}563876-S01DET. BAYAS@ļ__ZYWWQHA{`E@D@@`E@?E@96-2835HERNANDEZCARLOSYRMWHITE3906 S.W. 4TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA3906 S.W. 4TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL&@}3071315-J02DET. F. ALONSO@ż__ZYWWQHA{`E@J@U@`E@""""""?96-2834HANCOCKROBERTYRMWHITE11754 WHITEMARSH DRIVE, WELLINGTON, FLORIDA, 33414 WELLINGTON REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, EMERGENCY ROOMMISCBONE/TISSUE CASE ONLY ! 96@ď]]XWUUOHA{L`E@O@=@`E@?@E@?`E@96-2833BENNETTFREDDIEYRMBLACK735 N.W. 122ND STREET, MIAMI, FLA.NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER, INPT.735 N.W. 122ND STREET, MIAMI, FLA.NATURALV@}561868-S01DET. CAPOTEQ@á^^YXVVOHA@E@K@n@@E@>>?`E@96-2831TORRAISORAYRFHISPANIC200 N.W. 107TH AVENUE, SWEETWATER, FLORIDA. COLUMBIA KENDALL MEDICAL CENTER, EMERGENCY ROOM 200 N.W. 107TH AVENUE, SWEETWATER, FLORIDA.NATURALB@ }560616-S01DET. STEVE PARRG@#뻉]]UTRRMHA@E@.@.@@E@88?D@@E@96-2828ZETINARICARDOYRMHISPANICBELAMA EXTENSION, PHASE 1, LOT 94, BELIZE CITY, BELIZE, CENTRAL AMERICA. JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, INPATIENT BELIZE CITY, BELIZE, CENTRAL AMERICAACCIDENTALBLUNT HEAD TRAUMA.98@-!!Ш``XWUUNHA _QqgE@@Q@@E@?E@96-2845TENORIOMANUELYRMWHITE1051 N.W. 2ND STREET #17 MIAMI, FLORIDA1051 N.W. 2ND STREET #17 MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE3081749-V02DET. A. BORGES@߶]]XWUUOHA{E@K@v@E@a ` ?E@'}'}?E@96-2844PAREDES DE LUNAZOILA >SEE 96-2843YRFHISPANICCALLE MANUARE LIGNMAR, EL MARQUEZ, CARACAS, VENEZUELA. JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROORM SEGOVIA STREET AND ANASTASIA AVENUE, CORAL GABLES, FLA.ACCIDENTALMULTIPLE INJURIES.96-2190999OFFICER. O'LEARYZ@_SCA9תttlkiiWHA E@G@@E@[[?E@'}'}?E@96-2843GIACOMELLOAGATHAYRFWHITEHUNGARY.COLINAS DE SAN ROMAN, EDIFICIO TODA VISTA, # G-5, CARACAS, VENEZUELA. JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOMSEGOVIA STREET AND ANASTASIA AVENUE, CORAL GABLES, FLA.ACCIDENTALMULTIPLE INJURIES. 96-2190999OFFICER O'LEARY. @_SCA9٭h`[ZXXRHA E@8@@E@?E@96-2842SMOKESKELVINYRMBLACK2341 NW 71ST LANE, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM2341 NW 71ST LANE, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL@}564354-S01LEND, J.@ɧ~\\WVTTNHAE@V@P@`E@UUUUUU?`C@E@96-2840COHENLENAYRFWHITE300 BAYVIEW DRIVE #1915 MIAMI UNINCORP, DADE, FLJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL INPATIENT300 BAYVIEW DRIVE #1915 MIAMI UNINCORP. DADE, FLACCIDENTALCOMPLICATIONS OF THERMAL BURNS563138-S01DET. J. CAPOTE@:. ⰋYYTSQQMHA E@O@>@`E@98?`E@E@96-2839FREYREMARTAYRFWHITE1700 CURTIS DRIVE HIALEAH, FLORIDAHIALEAH HOSPITAL - EMERGENCY ROOM1700 CURTIS DRIVE HIALEAH, FLORIDANATURALACUTE BRONCHIAL ASTHMA96-4833803OFFICER LARRY DYER@Ÿ~[[VUSSNHAgDE@W@@E@UUUUUU?@@UUUUUU?E@96-2851REAUDBERTHAYRFWHITE905 SW 1ST STREET #228, MIAMI, FLORIDASOUTH SHORE HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOMWEST FLAGLER STREET AND 9TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL2@2681359-VA02SMITH, D.W@ئ[[VUSSMHAE@K@f@E@?E@96-2850DWECKRALPH RONALDYRMWHITE 2025 N.E. 164TH STREET, # 718, NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FLA. FOUND: 2025 N.E. 164TH STREET, # 718, NO.MIAMI BEACH, FLNATURAL[@96-2639505DET. M. MAUERE@ ՙaa\[YYMHA{E@D@@E@qq?E@E@96-2849BRADYTIMOTHYYRMWHITE16101 S.W. 102ND COURT MIAMI, FLORIDA16101 S.W. 102ND COURT MIAMI, FLORIDA16101 S.W. 102ND COURT MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALw@565253-S01DET. B. NICHOLS@ϩ\\WVTTMHAE@@Q@@E@88?E@96-2848MONZONFRANCISCOYRMHISPANIC2731 NW 18TH AVENUE UNIT-B, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 2731 NE 18TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 2731 NW 18TH AVENUE UNIT-B, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE.3091271-V02CARTER, C.@:.$"跌bbZYWWNHA E@P@@E@?E@96-2847LESMESBERNARDA AYRFWHITE7170 S.W. 4TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA7170 S.W. 4TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALDIABETES MELLITUS3091144-V02DET. J. L. GONZALEZo@α``[ZXXNHA{E@O@@E@rqǑ?E@96-2846DEAVENST.J.YRMBLACK1501 N.W. 1ST PLACE #1 MIAMI, FLORIDA1501 N.W. 1ST PLACE #1 MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE3091075-V02DET. J. HERRERAg@ڱ[[VUSSOHA{E@Q@E@?E@96-2858DANCONAALPHONSEYRMWHITE2780 N.E. 183RD STREET, APT. 1902, NO.MIAM BEACH, FLA. COLUMBIA AVENTURA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTERMISCBONE/TISSUE CASE ONLY !A@ŕ__ZYWWOHAyE@@P@b@D@98?E@96-2857DOANWILLIAMYRMWHITE3127 NW 106TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER, INPATIENT3127 NW 106TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL@01CHAVARRY, @˦[[VUSSLHAE@1@@h@E@a ` ?E@?E@96-2856MARTINEZALBERTYRMWHITE7350 S.W. 127TH COURT MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOMS.W. 132ND AVENUE & 80TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALMULTIPLE BLUNT TRAUMA566426-S01DET. BUCHANAN@-! ߯^^YXVVPHA E@T@(@E@98?E@96-2854SALAZARHILDAYRFWHITE490 N.E. 2ND AVENUE #1504 MIAMI, FLORIDA490 N.E. 2ND AVENUE #1504 MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL&@3091702-V02DET. AROSTEGUIb@ĸ\\WVTTOHA{E@Q@@E@?E@?E@96-2853COCHRAN (SEE CASE: 96-2852)JAMES PATTONYRMWHITE3646 CALLE COLINA ROCA, ALPINE, CALIFORNIASO. DIXIE HIGHWAY (US #1), AT MI. MARKER #123, DADE CO., FLSO. DIXIE HIGHWAY (US #1), AT MI. MARKER #123, DADE COUNTY,ACCIDENTALBLUNT CRANIOCEREBRAL TRAUMA.FHP796015806CARD, J.I.B@nbXVL$ߤyytsqqeHA E@F@@@E@?E@?E@96-2852ALLEN (SEE CASE: 96-2853).KENNETH STANLEYYRMWHITE53 2ND COURT, KEY LARGO, FLORIDASO. DIXIE HIGHWAY, US #1 AT MI. MARKER # 123, DADE CO., FLA.SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY (US #1 AT MILE MARKER # 123)DADE COUNTYACCIDENTALMULTIPLE BLUNT TRAUMA.FHP796015806CARD, J. I.S@`TIG=֚zzutrrcHA XnE@G@@@E@UUUUUU?E@E@96-2865COSTAFELIX ROLANDOYRMWHITE2204 SOUTHWEST 81ST AVENUE MIRAMAR, FLORIDAROADSIDE: I-95 & NORTHWEST 25TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAROADSIDE: I-95 & NORTHWEST 25TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL7@ 3111042-V02DETECTIVE BORGES@4( Ďbb]\ZZMHA E@Q@@E@qq?E@96-2864CANTYJOHNYRMBLACK1335 NW 59TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM NATURALJ@3101918-V102AROSTEGUE, A.F@Ƽ}YYTSQQMHA{E@W@t@E@rq?E@96-2863NICHOLSONHOMERYRMWHITE320 NW 183RD STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA2525 SW 75TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAWEST GABLES HEALTH CENTER, INPATIENTNATURALc@568473-S01RIVERS,@ʦ^^YXVVQHAE@>@@@E@rq?E@96-2861MURRAYLAVARIUS EYRMBLACK2115 N.W. 41ST STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOMNATURAL@@3101750-V02DET. AROSTEGUIt@÷``[ZXXNHA{E@S@%@E@?E@?E@96-2860CALVERTFRANCISYRFWHITE818 MAJORCA STREET, CORAL GABLES, FLA.CORAL GABLES HOSPITAL, INPT.S.W. 8TH STREET & 49TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.NATURALR@3061432-V02DET. NARGANES@ˠ^^YXVVOHAE@S@P@E@""""""?E@96-2859RACKEVAYRFWHITE3820 N.W. 62ND AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.3820 N.W. 62ND AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.3820 N.W. 62ND AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.NATURALCORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS567933-S01DET. LEWIS@ zWWRQOOLHAyjU5F@O@@E@rq?F@96-2872BARNESJASPERYRMBLACK8150 NW 17TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 8150 NW 17TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 8150 NW 17TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL%@ 570603-S01McMANNUS, @֫\\WVTTNHAF@T@@E@OO?E@?F@96-2871DILLMOREGEORGEYRMWHITEPALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM16580 NW 59TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALBLUNT CRANIOCEREBRAL INJURIES.570323-S01ROEBUCK,k@ߵ^^^YXVVPHAF@@@@@E@?E@?F@96-2870DOBBINSIDAYRFWHITE2850 N.W. 191ST STREET, MIAMI, FLA.PARKWAY WEST REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, INPT.2850 N.W. 191ST STREET, MIAMI, FLA.NATURALm@ 571355-S01DET. ROMAGNI@˨}ZZUTRROHAE@T@@E@[[?F@96-2868RIPOLLESANDRESYRMWHITE1031 S.W. 4TH AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDA1031 S.W. 4TH AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALY@ 3111259-V02DET. C. CARTER3@Ļ^^YXVVPHA{E@U@@E@?E@E@96-2867MILIANANTONI0YRMWHITE5617 N.W. 7TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.NURSING HOME: 5271 S.W. 8TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.5271 S.W. 8TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL!@ 311104-V01DET. BORGES@Ю]]XWUUNHAE@@``@E@?E@E@96-2866PENNANTHONYYRMBLACKMIAMI, FLORIDA2281 NORTHWEST 135TH STREET #216 MIAMI, FLORIDA2281 NORTHWEST 135TH STREET #216 MIAMI, FLORIDA2281 NORTHWEST 135TH STREET #216 MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALCOMPLICATIONS OF CEREBRAL PALSY568872-S01DETECTIVE GARAFALO@SG53+əi[VUSSLHA LVALD ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, AT 1: 52 P.M., THE DECEASED WAS AN UNRESTRAINED PASSENGER IN A LEFT REAR SEAT OF A 1996 HYUNDA THAT WAS TRAVELING EAST ON ANASTASIA AVENUE. AFTER STOPPING AT A STOP SIGN THE VEHICLE PROCEEDED ACROSS THE INTERSECTION AND WAS STRUCK BY A JEEP THAT WAS TRAVELING SOUTH BOUND ON SEGOVIA STREET. THE IMPACT CAUSED THE DECEASED TO BE EJECTED FROM THE VEHICLE COMING TO REST ABOUT 30 FEET AWAY FROM THE IMPACT. SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WHERE SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 2:47 PM. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED LIVED ALONE AND WAS CONTACTED BY HER DAUGHTER ON OCTOBER 17, 1996. DURING THEIR CONVERSATION, SHE ADVISED HER DAUGHTER THAT SHE HAD BURNED HERSELF AND NEEDED HELP. ON OCTOBER 18, 1996, SHE WENT INTO RESPIRATORY DISTRESS AND WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA AVENTURA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, SHE WAS RESPONSIVE AND ADVISED EMERGENCY ROOM STAFF THAT SHE BURNED HERSELF WITH COFFEE. MEDICAL EXAMINATION REVEALED 2ND AND 3RD DEGREE BURNS TO HER CHEST ABDOMEN AND LEFT ARM. TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED, AND ON OCTOBER 18, 1996, SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOR FURTHER TREATMENT AND CARE. UPON ARRIVAL AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, SHE WAS CONFUSED AND DISORENTED. B/P WAS 174./85, PULSE 98 AND TEMP. 97. CONSULTATION FOR SKIN GRAFT WAS DISCUSSED, HOWEVER, THE SURGERY WAS FELT TO BE A MODERATE RISK BECAUSE OF HER AGE. TREATMENT WAS CONTINUED, HOWEVER, HER CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND ON NOVEMBER 2, 1996, AT 7:00P.M., SHE EXPIRED. SHE HAS A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF DEMENTIA, HYPERTENSION, ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE AND TRANSIENT ISCHEMIC ATTACKS.XLVALrf ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS AN UNRESTRAINED PASSENGER IN THE RIGHT REAR SEAT OF A 1996 HYUNDA THAT WAS TRAVELING EAST BOUND ON ANASTASIA AVENUE. AFTER STOPPING AT A STOP SIGN THE VEHICLE PROCEEDED ACROSS THE INTERSECTION AND WAS STRUCK (BROADSIDED) BY A JEEP THAT WAS TRAVELING SOUTH BOUND ON SEGOVIA STREET AT ABOUT 50 MILES PER HOUR. THE DECEASED WAS PARTIALLY EJECTED FROM THE VEHICLE. MEDICAL EMERGENCY UNITS RESPONDED AND SHE WAS AIRLIFTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM SHE WAS UNRESPONSIVE, WITH ORAL INTUBATION, NO HEART SOUNDS, PUPILS ROUND AND NON-REACTIVE. THERE WAS NO RESPONSE TO RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 2:46 PM. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A YOUNG MALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. HE WAS REPORTEDLY OUT WITH FRIENDS ON NOVEMBER 2, 1996, UPON RETURNING HOME HE STARTED VOMITING AND CONTINUED TO DO SO FOR ABOUT TWELVE HOURS BEFORE EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED. UNITS RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WHERE HE EXPIRED A SHORT TIME AFTER ARRIVAL. HE HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF HEPATITIS, HE WAS TAKING DIALYSIS TREATMENTS AND WAS NON-COMPLIANT WITH HIS PRESCRIBED MEDICATION. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. HIS JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MEDICAL RECORD NUMBER #-141-04-17 HAS BEEN REQUESTED. SUBSEQUENT MEDICAL HISTORY: ACCORDING TO THE JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL RECORDS, THE DECEASED HAD BEEN TREATED THERE FOR (1) UNSPECIFIED HYPERTENSIVE HEART/RENAL DISEASE WITH CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE AND RENAL FAILURE, (2) CARDIOMYOPATHY, UNSPECIFIED, (3) HEMOPTYSIS, (4) ANEMIA, UNSPECIFIED AND ( 5) HEMODIALYSIS, (5) COCAINE ABUSE. HE HAD BEEN PRESCRIBED HYDRALAZINE, PROCARDIA, CALCIUM CARBONATE, IRON SULFATE AND DIGOXIN. LVAL* ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED AND HER SISTER LIVED TOGETHER. SHE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE BY HER SISTER ON NOVEMBER 3, 1996, ABT. 9:00P.M. ON NOVEMBER 4, 1996, ABT. 6:00A.M., HER SISTER RESPONDED TO HER BEDROOM AND FOUND HER UNRESPONSIVE IN BED. SHE CALLED FIRE RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND UPON ARRIVAL, PRONOUNCED HER DEAD. SHE HAS A HISTORY OF DIABETES MELLITUS, BRONCHITIS AND HYPOTENSION. SHE WAS TREATED BY DR. JULIO PITA, WHO REFUSED TO CERTIFY HER DEATH BECAUSE HIS TREATMENT WAS ONLY FOR THE PAST 6 MONTHS. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED WERE DYNACIRC 2.5MG, GLUCOPHAGE 500MG, AND VENIPHLEX. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 3, 1996, THE DECEASED WENT TO BED AROUND 11:00P.M. ABT. 12:25 AM ON NOVEMBER 4, 1996, HIS LIVE IN COMPANION WENT TO BED AND ASKED HIM TO MOVE OVER, HOWEVER, HE DID RESPOND. SHE WATCHED TELEVISION UNTIL ABOUT 2:40A.M., AT WHICH TIME SHE AGAIN ASKED HIM TO MOVE OVER. WHEN HE DID NOT RESPOND, SHE CHECKED HIM AND FOUND HIM COLD TO TOUCH. SHE CALLED FIRE RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND UPON ARRIVAL, PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD. HE HAS BEEN TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AND ACCORDING TO THE HOSPITAL RECORDS, HE HAS A HISTORY OF CEREBRAL ARTERY OCCLUSION, AORTIC VALVE DISORDERS, ASPHASIA, OLD MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION, LEFT SIDED CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT, HYPERTENSION, MILD CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, AND UNILATERAL INGUINAL HERNIA. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED WERE FUROSEMIDE 40MG,BENAZEPRIL 20MG, ISONIAZID 300MG.'LVALD5 ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 4, 1996, ABT. 1:00A.M., THE MOTHER OF THE DECEASED FOUND HIM SLEEPING ON THE FLOOR OF THEIR RESIDENCE AND PLACED HIM IN BED. ABT. 7:55A.M., SHE WENT TO WAKE HIM UP AND FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON ARRIVAL, PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD. ACCORDING TO HIS BROTHER, HE HAS A LONG HISTORY OF DRUG AND ALCOHOL ABUSE. HE HAS BEEN USING DRUGS SINCE THE AGE OF 9 OR 10 AND HAD BEEN GOING TO THE METHADONE CLINIC. ABT. 6 MONTHS AGO, HE WAS BAKER ACTED AND ABT. 4 MONTHS AGO HE ATTEMPT SUICIDE BY CUTTING HIS WRIST. HE HAS ALSO BEEN TREATED A V.A. MEDICAL CENTER FOR LIVER DISEASE AND HEPATITIS C. CURRENTLY, HE WAS ON A WAITING LIST FOR A LIVER TRANSPLANT IN PITTSBURG, PA. BECAUSE OF HIS POOR HEALTH, HE FOR THE PAST 2 1/2 YEARS HAVE BEEN RECEIVING SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED WERE BENAZEPRIL 20MG, FUROSEMIDE 40MG, AND ISONIAZIDE 300MG. ** REFILE 1/17/97 GDS ** ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A MIDDLE AGED MALE WHO RENTED A ROOM AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. HE HAD NOT BEEN SEEN BY HIS LAND LORD FOR ABOUT 24 HOURS SO POLICE WERE CALLED. THEY RESPONDED, FORCED OPEN THE DOOR AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED IN HIS BED, WEARING A SHIRT AND SOX. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT BY DR. RAUL TAMAYO (445-9351) SINCE DECEMBER 2, 1992, LAST SEEN OCTOBER 17, 1996, CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE, CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, COMPENSATED, INSULIN DEPENDANT DIABETES MELLITUS, HYPERTENSION AND ATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE. MEDICATION: TRENTAL, ALTACE, ASCRIPTIIN, CARDIZEM, ACULAR WERE SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. LVAL.7BG|Y1 pRUPTURED THORACIC AORTIC ANEURYSM DUE TO: SEVERE AORTIC ATHEROSCLEROTIC DISEASE.BLUNT CRANIOCEREBRAL TRAUMA CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE AND ACUTE ALCOHOL INTOXICATIONCHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASEACUTE OCCLUSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.CONGENITAL BICUSPID AORTIC STENOSISACUTE HEMOPERICARDIUM DUE TO: RUPTURED POSTERIOR WALL MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION DUE TO: OCCLUSIVE ATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY ARTERY DISEASECORONARY ARTERIOSCLEROSIS. DUE TO: ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONT. COMPLICATIONS OF LOCALLY INVASIVE SALIVARY GLAND CARCINOMACHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASEHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. MULTIFOCAL BILATERAL BRONCHOPNEUMONIA. DUE TO: CONGENITAL MENTAL DISORDER. CONTRIB: BILATERAL NEPHROSCLEROSISCOMPLICATIONS OF COLONIC CARCINOMA CONT CAUSE: CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE.LUNG CANCER CONTRIB: PNEUMONIA MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION DUE TO: CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSISCORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS. CONT. CAUSE: HYPERTENSION, DIABETES MELLITUS.ASPIRATION PNEUMONIA. DUE TO: DYSPHAGIA. CONT. CAUSE: CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. HYPERTROPHIC AND DILATED CARDIOMYOPATHY DUE TO: SEVERE OBESITYINTRACEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE. DUE TO: HYPERTENSION. CONTRIB: CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSISComplications of Hypertensive and Atherosclerotic Cardiovascular Disease.Cont.Cause: pulmonary emphysema & intrabronchial hamartoma, left main stem bronchus. ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEMEDICAL COMPLICATIONS OF MULTIPLE BLUNT INJURIES. BRONCHOPNEUMONIA DUE TO: MEDICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC COMPLICATIONS OF CHRONIC SUBSTANCE ABUSE.Cirrhosis of the liver. Due to: Chronic hepatitis C infection and alcohol abuse. Cont.Cause: Substance abuse (heroin)LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD NOT BEEN SEEN FOR HE PAST SEVEN TO EIGHTH DAYS. ON NOVEMBER 3,1996, HIS SON WENT BY THE DECEASED'S RESIDENCE BUT OBTAINED NO ANSWER AT THE DOOR. HE RETURNED ON NOVEMBER 4, 1996 AND OBTAINING NO RESPONSE AT THE DOOR, SUMMONED POLICE. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL AT 12:30 PM., THEY BROKE INTO THE APARTMENT AND FOUND THE DECEASED EXPIRED, LYING PRONE ON LIVING ROOM FLOOR. HOMICIDE INVESTIGATORS RESPONDED AND OBSERVED THE DECEASED IN A SLIGHT STAGE OF DECOMPOSITION, WITH BRUISES ON LEGS, ARMS AND BACK. ITEMS IN THE APARTMENT WERE KNOCKED OVER, HOWEVER, THE APARTMENT WAS SECURED FROM INSIDE. THE SON OF THE DECEASED ADVISED THAT HIS FATHER WAS BEING TREATED AT THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL CENTER, FOR HEART DISEASE AND ULCER PROBLEMS. MULTIPLE VIALS OF MEDICATIONS WERE SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT. . THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN AT THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL CENTER ON JUNE 14, 1996. HIS OVERALL DIAGNOSES INCLUDED: GASTRITIS/ DUODENITIS. PEPTIC ULCER DISEASE. ARRHYTHMIAS. ATYPICAL CHEST PAINS, RULE OUT CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE. STATUS POST CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT. ANXIETY DISORDER/ DEPRESSION. HEMORRHOIDS, STATUS POST LEFT ANKLE SURGERY. **** REFILED ON FEBRUARY 25,1997 -- IP ****LVALV ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS THE DRIVER OF A 1987 PONTIAC THAT WAS TRAVELING NORTH BOUND (PASSING) IN THE SOUTH BOUND LANE OF TRAFFIC WHEN HE COLLIDED HEAD-ON WITH A 1970 DODGE "RV" TRAVELING SOUTH BOUND IN THE SOUTH BOUND LANE. HE EXPIRED AT THE SCENE. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS THE DRIVER OF A DODGE "RV", THAT WAS TRAVELING SOUTH BOUND ON SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY (US #1), IN THE SOUTH BOUND LANE WHEN HE COLLIDED HEAD-ON WITH A 1987 PONTIAC TRAVELING NORTH BOUND (PASSING) IN THE SOUTH BOUND LANE. HE EXPIRED AT THE SCENE. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A RETIRED ELDERLY FEMALE WHO LIVED ALONE AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. ON SEPTEMBER 24, 1996, SHE WAS IN THE AREA OF FLAGLER STREET AND 9TH AVENUE WHEN SHE WAS CROSSING FLAGLER FROM SOUTH TO NORTH. AFTER CROSSING FOUR LANES OF TRAFFIC SHE WAS STRUCK BY A VAN THAT WAS TRAVELING WEST BOUND. MIAMI EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED AND RESPONDED, FOUND HER CONSCIOUS BUT INCOMPREHENSIVE. SHE WAS TREATED AT THE SCENE FOR POSSIBLE CLOSED HEAD TRAUMA AND LEG FRACTURES, THEN TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL SHE HAD ALTERED MENTAL STATUS, DISORIENTED BUT COOPERATIVE. THERE WAS A LOWER LEFT EYE HEMATOMA WITH A LACERATION. X-RAYS AND CAT-SCANS WERE DONE AND REVEALED RIGHT TIBIA AND FIBULA FRACTURES, HER BRAIN SCAN SHOWED A LEFT SUBDURAL HEMATOMA. ON OCTOBER 4, 1996, SHE WAS DISCHARGED TO SOUTH POINT MANOR NURSING HOME WHERE SHE REMAINED UNTIL SHE HAD AN EPISODE ON NOVEMBER 4, 1996, SUFFERED A CARDIAC ARREST AND WAS TRANSPORTED TO SOUTH SHORE HOSPITAL WHERE SHE EXPIRED AT 3:15 PM. LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 4, 1996, ABT, 7:18P.M., THE DECEASED WAS A PEDESTRIAN THAT WAS ATTEMPTING TO CROSS S.W. 132ND AVENUE FROM WEST TO EAST. HE WAS APPROXIMATELY 100 FEET NORTH OF S.W. 80TH STREET WHEN HE STEPED INTO THE PATHWAY OF A 1988 FORD BRONCO II AND WAS STRUCK ON THE RIGHT SIDE. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON ARRIVAL, ADMINISTERED EMERGENCY TREATMENT AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL BY AIR RESCUE. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE, WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND IN CARDIAC ARREST. HE WAS NOTED TO HAVE MULTIPLE ABRASIONS. ADVANCE LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 8:02P.M., HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 4, 1996, THE BROTHER N LAW OF THE DECEASED CONTACTED MIAMI POLICE DEPARTMENT REQESTING A UNIT TO RESPOND TO HER RESIDENCE TO CHECK ON HER WELFARE. ABT. 5:55P.M., OFFICERS RESPONDED TO HER RESIDENCE, GAINED ENTRY WITH A PASS KEY AND UPON ENTERING, FOUND HER LYING ON THE BATHROM FLOOR UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON ARRIVAL, PRONOUNCED HER DEAD. FOR THE PAST 2 YEARS, SHE HAS BEEN TREATED BY DR. CAMACHO AND WAS LAST SEEN BY HIM ON AUGUST 21, 1996. ACCORDING TO DR. CAMACHO, SHE HAS A HISTORY OF ATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE, SEVERE ARTHRITIS WITH OSTEOARTHRITIS AND SYNCOPE. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED WERE DICLOFENAC 75MG (EMPTY), DARVOCET N100-PROPOXY-N/APAP 100-650MG, DICYCLOMINE 20MG , ALPRAZOLAM .25MG (EMPTY), ZOLOFT 50MG (EMPTY), LEVSIN .125MG, TAGAMET 400MG, DICLOFENAC 75MG.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON NOVEMBER 2, 1996 AND HAD COMPLAINED TO FAMILY MEMBERS THAT SHE FELT LIKE SHE WAS DYING. ON NOVEMBER 5, 1996 POLICE RESPONDED TO HER RESIDENCE AND FOUND HER LYING ON THE KITCHEN FLOOR IN AN ADVANCED STAGE OF DECOMPOSITION. A POOL OF BLOODY FLUID WAS OBSERVED UNDERNEATH HER HEAD, HOWEVER, THERE WERE NO SIGNS OF TRAUMA. SHE HAD A HISTORY OF BREAST CANCER AND HAD RECENTLY UNDERGONE SURGERY AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. ** THIS IS A BONE/TISSUE CASE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI, BROUGHT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT FOR BONE/TISSUE PROCUREMENT. ** . THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY EXPIRED AT THE COLUMBIA AVENTURA HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM ON NOVEMBER 5,1996 AT 9:00 AM. FAMILY AGREED TO BONE/TISSUE DONATION. BODY TO BE CREMATED. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A TRUCK DRIVER WHO LIVED ALONE AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1996, THE LAND-LADY FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE IN HIS ROOM AND EMERGENCY MEDICAL UNITS WERE SUMMONED. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL HE WAS ADMITTED WITH A COMPLAINT OF SHORTNESS OF BREATH. HE REMAINED AN INPATIENT IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT, ON THE VENTILATOR UNTIL HE EXPIRED ON OCTOBER 29, 1996. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT FOR CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE, ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE, CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, PNEUMONIA, HYPERTENSION, PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASE, RENAL FAILURE AND ANEMIA. REFILE .. 1/17/97 gds.LVAL3 ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO WAS A RESIDENT OF THE " HENRY'S RESORT A.C.L.F.". ON OCTOBER 10, 1996, HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE WEST GABLES HEALTH CARE CENTER, HE REMAINED AN INPATIENT UNTIL HE SUFFERED A CARDAC ARREST AND EXPIRED ON NOVEMBER 5, 1996. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT FOR ASPIRATION PNEUMONIA, CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON THE MORNING OF NOVEMBER 6, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS AT HOME WHEN HE BEGAN TO EXPERIENCE AN ASTHMA ATTACK. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, HE WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE AND IN CARDIAC ARREST WITH EKG MONITOR SHOWING VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. EMERGENCY TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE. VITAL SIGNS: B/P 110/70, PULSE 140, RESP. 40. ADVANCE CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 10:25A.M., HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 1, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS THE DRIVER OF A VEHICLE THAT WAS INVOLVED IN A MINOR TRAFFIC ACCIDENT AT THE ABOVE LOCATION. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HER INSIDE THE VEHICLE UNRESPONSIVE WITH HER TEETH CLENCHED. SHE WAS TAKEN TO CORAL GABLES HOSPITAL WHERE SHE ARRIVED UNRESPONSIVE. BLOOD PRESSURE: 220/110, PULSE: 164, RESPIRATIONS: 14. A CT SCAN OF BRAIN SHOWED LARGE INTRACEREBRAL HEMATOMA WITH SHIFT OF THE MIDLINE TO THE LEFT. SHE WAS ADMITTED INTO THE HOSPITAL WITH AN IMPRESSION OF INTRACRANIAL BLEED WITH DEEP COMA. SHE WAS PLACED ON VENTILATION AND REMAINED DEEPLY COMATOSE. ON NOV. 4, 1996 AN EEG SHOWED NO MOTOR RESPONSE. SHE WAS TERMINALLY ILL WITH GRAVE PROGNOSIS - FAMILY MEMBERS REQUESTED COMFORTABLES MEASURES BE TAKEN. SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE UNTIL HER EXPIRATION ON NOVEMBER 5, 1996 AT 4:30 P.M.. DECEASED HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF DIABETES MELLITUS AND HYPERTENSION.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: NOVEMBER 6, 1996 AT APPROX 1:00 A.M. FLORIDA HIGHWAY PATROL WAS DISPATCHED TO INTERSTATE I-95 AT APPROX 25TH STREET REFERENCE A MOTORIST DOWN. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, DECEASED WAS DISCOVERED LYING NEXT TO HIS VEHICLE WHICH WAS ON A CARJACK WITH A FLAT TIRE. DEC'D WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD ON THE SCENE. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED TO MEDICAL EXAMINER OFFICE INCLUDED NITROSTAT, AUGMENTIN, SYNTHROID, VERAPAMIL, LOPID, XANAX, AMOXIL AND TYLENOL WITH CODEINE. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO REPORTEDLY WAS DISABLED AND LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS. ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1996, HE COMPLAINED OF SEVERE CHEST PAINS AND SHORTNESS OF BREATH. EMERGENCY MEDICAL UNITS WERE SUMMONED, RESPONDED, INITIATED RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL HE WAS ON THE THUMPER, CARDIAC MONITOR SHOWING FLAT LINE, THERE WAS NO PULSE NOR SPONTANEOUS RESPIRATION. DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 8:31 PM. PAST MEDIAL HISTORY OF TRATMENT BY DR. EDGAR ROJAS (576-9977), AT THE 54TH STREET MEDICAL CENTER FOR HYPERTENSION AND DIABETES MELLITUS, WITH A STATUS POST CEREBRALVASCULAR ACCIDENTS IN 1979 AND 1989. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED WAS BORN AT PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER. COMPLICATIONS AT BIRTH INCLUDED THE UNBILICAL CORD BEING WRAPPED AROUND HIS NECK AND A BLOOD CLOT IN THE PLACENTA WHICH DEPRIVED THE DEC'D OF OXYGEN. HE SUFFERED FROM CEREBRAL PALSY AS WELL AS BRAIN DAMAGE. HE WAS BLIND AND DEAF AND ALSO SUFFERED FROM SEIZURES. APPROX THREE MONTHS AFTER BIRTH, A FEEDING TUBE WAS INSERTED WHICH HE WAS FED FROM AND GIVEN MEDICATIONS. NOVEMBER 5, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS BROUGHT TO HIS AUNT'S HOUSE WHERE HE WAS PLACED ON A BLANKET. A SUCTIONING MACHINE WAS THEN USED TO REMOVE MUCUS FROM HIS NOSE AND MOUTH. HE WAS THEN PLACED ON HIS SIDE. AT APPROX 10:00 P.M. THE REPORTER FELL ASLEEP AND WHEN SHE AWOKE AT APROX 12:20 A.M. THE NEXT MORNING, SHE WENT OUT TO THE LIVING ROOM TO CHECK ON THE DEC'D AND FOUND HIM ON HIS STOMACH ON HIS BLANKET. UPON TURNING HIM OVER, SHE NOTICED HIS EYES OPEN AND HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE. SHE INITIATED C.P.R. AND HER BOYFRIEND SUMMONED FIRE-RESCUE. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. THE DECEASED GRANDMOTHER STATES THAT ON NOVEMBER 5, 1996 AT APPROX 4:30 P.M. THE DEC'D HAD A SEIZURE AND APPEARED TO HAVE SUFFERED NO COMPLICATIONS. SHE STATES THAT SHE WAS THE DEC'D GUARDIAN BECAUSE HIS MOTHER WAS ONLY 16 AT BIRTH, HOWEVER HIS MOTHER SHARED IN HIS CARE. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED TO MEDICAL EXAMINER OFFICE INCLUDE: KLONOPIN, ROBINUL INJECTABLE, VALPROIC ACID AND ONE BOTTLE OF A RED LIQUID (LABEL WORN - NOT LEGIBLE).LVAL( ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ON THE EVENING OF NOVEMBER 5, 1996. AT THAT TIME HE WAS SITTING IN FRONT OF THE TELEVISION AT HIS RESIDENCE. ACCORDING TO NEIGHBORS, HE WAS A RECLUSE AND DID NOT WANT PEOPLE AROUND HIM. ON NOVEMBER 6, 1996, AT 9:53A.M., A NEIGHBOR RESPONDED TO HIS RESIDENCE TO BRING HIM SOME FOOD AND FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON ARRIVAL, PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD. ACCORDING TO HIS NEICE, HE HAS A LUNG CONDITION WHICH WAS SECONDARY TO HIM SMOKING AND WAS TREATED AT CAC CLINIC. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION FROM CAC MEDICAL CENTER'S RECORDS, HE WAS LAST SEEN AT THE CLINIC ON JUNE 24, 1996, FOR A PHYSCIAL EXAMINATION. HE HAS A HISTORY OF COLON CANCER, TOBACCO ABUSE AND UPPER RESPIRATORY INFECTION. HE HAD SURGERY FOR THE CANCER WHICH REQUIRED A COLOSTOMY BAG. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM MERCY HOSPITAL RECORDS, HE HAS A HISTORY OF BILATERAL PNEUMONIA, HYPOXIA, DEHYDRATION, CARCINOMA OF THE COLON AND INCOMPLETE LEFT BUNDLE BRANCH BLOCK AND RIGHT BUNDLE BRANCH BLOCK. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS ADMITTED INTO THE LA POSADA CONVALESCENT HOME ON NOVEMBER 5, 1996 FROM GREEN BRIAR NURSING HOME WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT, ORGANIC BRAIN SYNDROME, DIABETES MELLITUS AND BACTEREMIC CAVITARY. HE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE BY NURSING HOME STAFF ON NOVEMBER 6, 1996 ABT. 1:10 A.M.. A FEW MINUTES LATER, HE WAS FOUND EXPIRED. POLICE RESPONDED AND FOUND NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. FAMILY MEMBERS STATED THAT THE DECEASED HAD NOT BEEN SEEN BY A PHYSICIAN IN ABT. ONE MONTH. THEREFORE, HE WAS SENT INTO THIS OFFICE FOR CERTIFICATION. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THIS OFFICE INCLUDED: POTASSIUM CHLORIDE, SODIUM CHLORIDE, HUMULIN INSULIN AND FUROSEMIDE. LVAL ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM PARKWAY WEST REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF MENTAL RETARDATION AND HAD BEEN UNDER H.R.S. CUSTODY FOR MANY YEARS AND RESIDING IN DIFFERENT GROUP HOMES. ON NOVEMBER 3, 1996, SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PARKWAY WEST HOSPITAL BECAUSE OF PROGRESSIVE WEAKNESS AND LOSS OF APPETITE FOR THE PAST THREE DAYS. UPON ARRIVAL, BLOOD PRESSURE: 91/31, PULSE: 121, RESPIRATIONS: 32, CACHETIC AND TACHYPNEIC. SHE WAS ADMITTED WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF UROSEPSIS, VOLUME DEPLETION, HYPOTENSION, ALTERED MENTAL STATUS, SEVERE MENTAL RETARDATION AND CACHEXIA. SHE REMAINED HOSPITALIZED AND HER CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE. SHE DEVELOPED ACUTE RENAL FAILURE AND LEFT LOWER LOBE PNEUMONIA. ON NOVEMBER 6, 1996 ABT. 2:07 A.M. SHE WENT INTO IDIOVENTRICULAR RHYTHM - ADVANCED CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED BUT TO NO AVAIL, SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 2:18 A.M.. DECEASED WAS REFERRED TO THIS OFFICE THROUGH H.R.S. WITH AN ALLEGATION OF ABUSE/NEGLECT. SHE HAD BEEN TAKEN TO PARKWAY WEST ABT. ONE MONTH AGO WITH A LEFT HUMERUS FRACTURE. SHE SUSTAINED THE FRACTURE AT THE GROUP HOME WHEN SHE FELL AND ONE OF THE WORKERS ATTEMPTED TO HELP BY GRABBING HER ARM. DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD NO OTHER KNOWN MEDICAL PROBLEMS. gLVALu ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS. ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1996, HE WAS AT HOME AFTER BEING SERVED DINNER, HE HAD NOT COMPLAINED OF ANY PROBLEMS OR OF ANY DISCOMFORT AND WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE AT ABOUT 7:00 PM. AT ABOUT 11:05 PM, ANOTHER FAMILY MEMBERS CHECKED ON HIM AND FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE, LYING ON THE FLOOR OF HIS BEDROOM AND METRO DADE EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT BY DR. YASMIN YUNUS (634-8020), 3486 NW 17TH AVENUE, MIAMI, HE TREATED HIM FOR A HEART CONDITION. MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT: ADALAT, LANOXIN, FUROSEMIDE, HALOPERIDOL AND THEO-DUR. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO WAS QUADRIPLEGIC SINCE A DIVING ACCIDENT IN 1981, AND A PATIENT OF THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL CENTER. ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1996, AT ABOUT 1:15 PM, HE WAS BEING TRANSPORTED IN THE HOSPITAL'S MEDICAL VAN. WHILE ON THE AUTOMATIC LIFT IN HIS MOTORIZED CHAIR, THE DECEASED IN HIS CHAIR FELL OFF OF THE LIFT, FACE FIRST AND ONTO THE GROUND, HIS CHAIR FALLING ON TOP OF HIM. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS RESPONDED, INITIATED RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES AS HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PALMETTO GENERAL MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL HE WAS CONSCIOUS, ALERT AND COOPERATIVE, WITH A LACERATION TO HIS FOREHEAD, ABRASIONS TO HIS FACE AND CHEST. HIS BLOOD PRESSURE WAS 77/45, PULSE 57, RESPIRATION 22. HIS CONDITION BEGAN TO RAPIDLY DETERIORATE AND HE EXPIRED AT 5:29 PM.LVAL ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM HIALEAH HOSPITAL RECORDS, DECEASED WAS RESIDING AT GARDEN PLAZA CONVALESCENT HOME WHERE HE REPORTEDLY FELL SUSTAINING INJURY TO THE HEAD. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO HIALEAH HOSPITAL WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF HEAD INJURY. A CT SCAN OF HEAD REVEALED A LARGE SUBCUTANEOUS HEMATOMA OF SCALP WITH NO EVIDENCE OF INTRACRANIAL INJURY. HE REMAINED HOSPITALIZED AND HIS CONDITION BEGAN TO DETERIORATE. ON NOV. 6, 1996 HE BECAME TACHYPNEIC WITH RESPIRATORY ARREST. HE WAS TAKEN TO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT AND PLACED ON VENTILATION UNTIL HIS EXPIRATION ON NOVEMBER 7, 1996 AT 2:05 P.M. . DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF MANDIBLE CARCINOMA. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. RODRIGUEZ FOR THE PAST 4-5 YEARS FOR PURULENT BRONCHITIS, CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE AND HISTORY OF SEVERE PSYCHIATRIC PROBLEMS. SHE ALSO SUFFERED FROM SENILE OSTEOPOROSIS AND WAS A HEAVY SMOKER. LAST HOSPITALIZATION WAS APPROX 1-2 WEEKS AGO AT SOUTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER. (RECORDS HAVE BEEN REQUESTED). DECEASED RESIDED AT THE DELTA HOUSE IN MIAMI BEACH. SHE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE NOVEMBER 6, 1996 IN THE P.M. WHEN SHE WAS PREPARING FOR BED. NOVEMBER 7, 1996 WHEN SHE FAILED TO RESPOND TO THE DINING FACILITY, FACULTY CHECKED ON HER AND FOUND HER NOT BREATHING. FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HER DEAD. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED TO MEDICAL EXAMINER OFFICE INCLUDE: TEMAZEPAM, PREMARIN, PRILOSEC, SERENTIL, THEO-DUR, FOLIC ACID, BENZTROPINE, ATROVENT AND MAXAIR INHALERS.SLVALa ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS EMPLOYED AS A MAID AT A PRIVATE RESIDENCE LOCATED AT 9401 SOUTHWEST 4TH STREET #102. NOVEMBER 6, 1996 SHE EXPERIENCED DIFFICULTY BREATHING AND SHORTNESS OF BREATH. FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND ADMINISTERED MEDICATIONS WHICH GAVE SOME RELIEF. SHE WAS THEN TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA KENDALL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER. UPON HER ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 8:59 P.M. SHE WAS IN FULL CARDIAC ARREST, PULSELESS, BRADYCARDIC AND VOMITING. ALL EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE WERE MET WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS, SHE WAS PRONOUNCED AT 9:25P.M..WAS PRONOUNCED AT 9:25P.M..WAS PRONOUNCED AT 9:25P.M.. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON NOVEMBER 6, 1996 IN THE AFTERNOON BY A NEIGHBOR AND APPARENTLY DID NOT COMPLAIN OF ANY PROBLEMS. THE FOLLOWING DAY, THE NEIGHBOR RESPONDED TO HIS RESIDENCE AND FOUND HIM LYING ON THE COUCH UNRESPONSIVE. POLICE WERE SUMMONED AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. DECEASED HAD BEEN TREATED IN THE PAST BY DR. PETERSON - MEDICAL HISTORY IS UNKNOWN AT THIS TIME - TO BE OBTAINED. MEDICATION SENT TO THIS OFFICE INCLUDED: CLARITIN.dLVALr ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS A GERMAN CITIZEN WHO WAS VACATIONING IN SOUTH FLORIDA WITH HIS WIFE. ON NOVEMBER 8,1996 AT 5:25 PM., HE REPORTEDLY WAS A => PEDESTRIAN <= WHO WAS CROSSING COLLINS AVENUE AT N.E. 189TH STREET, FROM EAST TO WEST. HE STOPPED IN A SAFETY ZONE PRIOR TO ENTERING THE INSIDE NORTHBOUND LANE OF COLLINS AVENUE WHICH CONNECTS TO WESTBOUND SR-856 (192ND ST. CAUSEWAY) THE DECEASED THEN ENTERED THE RIGHT OF WAY OF A 1993 4 DOOR HONDA THAT STRUCK HIM. EXPIRED ON THE SCENE. ** THIS IS A BONE/TISSUE CASE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI THAT WAS BROUGHT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT FOR BONE/TISSUE PROCUREMENT. ** . ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE TISSUE BANK DONOR INFORMATION RECORDS AND FROM PALMS WEST HOSPITAL MEDICAL CHART, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM OF PALMS WEST HOSPITAL ON NOVEMBER 6,1995 AT 10:28 PM., WITH A TWO-DAY HISTORY OF HEADACHE AND PROGRESSIVE NAUSEA AND VOMITING. HE ALSO DEVELOPED INCREASED LETHARGY, PROGRESSING TO COMA AN APNEA WHILE IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM. A CT SCAN OF THE HEAD REVEALED AN ACUTE INTRAVENTRICULAR HEMORRHAGE. UPON RETURNING FROM THE CT SCAN HE REQUIRED INTUBATION, THEN DETERIORATED FURTHER AND DEVELOPED HYPOTENSION AND MILD BRADYCARDIA. WAS PLACED ON VENTILATORY SUPPORT WHERE HE REMAINED UNTIL NOVEMBER 7,1996 AT 11:00 A.M., WHEN HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE DECEASED'S LIVE IN GIRLFRIEND OF SIXTEEN YEARS, AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MEDICAL CHART (PATIENT # 247-33-28), ON NOVEMBER 8, 1996 P.M., THE DECEASED AND HIS FAMILY WERE FISHING IN VIRGINIA KEY, WHEN THE DECEASED SUDDENLY COLLAPSED. ANOTHER FISHERMAN CALLED RESCUE AND UPON THEIR ARRIVAL FOUND THE DECEASED EXPIRED. DUE TO THE FACT THAT THE INCIDENT OCCURRED IN AN ISOLATED AREA OF THE KEY, THE DECEASED WAS TRANSPORTED VIA MIAMI MARINE PATROL TO THE DOCK AT MERCY HOSPITAL. . HOMICIDE INVESTIGATORS RESPONDED AND OBSERVED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. AS PER FAMILY, THE DECEASED HAD HISTORY OF CARDIAC DISEASE AND WAS ON A WAITING LIST FOR HEART TRANSPLANT. POLICE ATTEMPTED TO CONTACT HIS PHYSICIAN BUT WERE ADVISED THAT HE WAS OUT OF TOWN UNTIL NEXT MONDAY. . HIS GIRLFRIEND STATED THAT THE DECEASED WAS LAST HOSPITALIZED AT MOUNT SINAI MEDICAL CENTER AND WAS RELEASED ON AUGUST29,1996. HE HAD HISTORY OF CARDIOMYOPATHY AND RECENTLY HAD EDEMA OF LOWER EXTREMITIES AND HAD COMPLAINED OF DIFFICULTY BREATHING. HE HAD ALSO BEEN AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL IN THE PAST. WAS LAST AN INPATIENT AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ON NOVEMBER 24,1995 TO NOVEMBER 27,1995. DISCHARGE DIAGNOSIS: DILATED CARDIOMYOPATHY, S/P CARDIAC CATHERIZATION, ESSENTIAL HYPERTENSION, CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, CHRONIC ATRIAL FIBRILLATION. WAS ON DIGOXIN, LASIX, COUMADIC, VASOTEC, AND POTASSIUM. LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 9, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS A PASSENGER IN A 1996 FORD PICK-UP TRUCK THAT WAS TRAVELING EASTBOUND ON S.W. 296TH STREET. AS THE VEHICLE APPROACHED THE INTERSECTION OF 157TH AVENUE, IT COLLIDED WITH A HOMESTEAD POLICE CAR THAT WAS TRAVELING NORTH. THE DECEASED WAS UNRESTRAINED AND EJECTED FROM THE VEHICLE WHICH ROLLED OVER AND LANDED ON HIM. POLICE RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED AT THE SCENE WITH TRAUMA TO THE HEAD AREA. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS AT THE CELEBRATIONS BANQUET HALL DANCING WHEN SHE SUDDENLY COLLAPSED. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HER UNCONSCIOUS AND UNRESPONSIVE. CHEST MONITOR SHOWED FINE VENTRICULAR TACHYCARDIA. I.V.'S WERE STARTED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL IN FULL CARDIAC ARREST AND CPR IN PROGRESS. SHE WAS WITHOUT ANY VITAL SIGNS. A LARGE AMOUNT OF DIGESTED FOOD WAS VOMITTED DURING INTUBATION. CARDIAC MONITOR SHOWED ASYSTOLE RHYTHM. ADDITIONAL MEDICATIONS WERE ADMINISTERED AND CPR CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 12:16 A.M.. DECEASED FAMILY MEMBERS STATED THAT SHE HAD NO KNOWN MEDICAL PROBLEMS. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 8, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS AT 16 WEST HALLANDALE BCH. BLVD. WHEN SHE COLLAPSED. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND TRANSPORTED HER TO AVENTURA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL, IN FULL ARREST, INTUBATED AND ON THUMPER. SHE WAS PULSELESS AND IN ASYSTOLE RHYTHM. MEDICATIONS WAS ADMINISTERED AND ADVANCED CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT BUT TO NO AVAIL, SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 5:41 P.M. FAMILY MEMBERS STATED THAT THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF DIABETES BUT WAS NOT BEING TREATED BY A PHYSICIAN. ULVALc ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE NOVEMBER 6, 1996 BY A FRIEND. ON NOVEMBER 9, 1996 THE SAME FRIEND RESPONDED TO HIS RESIDENCE AFTER NEGATIVE RESULTS OF NUMEROUS ATTEMPTS TO REACH HIM. UPON HIS ARRIVAL, HE ENTERED WITH A KEY. HE DISCOVERED THE DEC'D LYING ON THE FLOOR UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HIM D.O.A.. NO INFORMATION ON NEXT OF KIN. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: DECEASED HAD BEEN TREATED AT CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER FOR SMALL BOWEL OBSTRUCTION WITH HISTORY OF CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE AND IS A KNOWN HEAVY SMOKER. THE DECEASED WAS ADMITTED TO CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER FROM AUGUST 9, TO AUGUST 27, 1993. DIAGNOSIS: ACUTE LEFT LOWER LOBE PNEUMONIA. HISTORY OF CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. MEDICATIONS ON DISCHARGE: NITRODUR, LASIX, VERAMIL, ZANTAC, CATAPRESS, K-DUR, THEO-FUR, AND TUSSI-ORGANIDIN. ACCORDING TO INITAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 9, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS THE RIGHT FRONT PASSENGER OF A VEHICLE WHICH WAS TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND ON U.S. 1 IN THE CENTER LANE. AS THE VEHICLE APPROACHED S.W. 110TH STTEET, IT BEGAN TO DRIFT TOWARDS THE INSIDE LANE. THE VEHICLE TRAVELED INTO THE LANE AND STRUCK THE CEMENT CURB. THE DRIVER THEN LOST CONTROL AND TRAVELED ONTO THE MEDIAN. IT STRUCK TWO SMALL TREES AND BEGAN TO ROTATE COUNTER CLOCKWISE. THE VEHICLE STRUCK A LARGER TREE WITH THE RIGHT SIDE AND FINALLY CAME TO REST IN THE INSIDE NORTHBOUND LANES. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND AIRLIFTED HIM TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL: GLASCOW LEVEL OF 5, BLOOD PRESSURE: 110/PALP, PULSE: 100, RESPIRATIONS: 28. HE WAS NOTED TO HAVE A LARGE OPEN SKULL FRACTURE WITH EXPOSED BRAIN MATTER AND A LARGE AMOUNT OF BLOOD IN OROPHARYNX. A CT OF BRAIN REVEALED OBLITERATION OF BASILAR CISTERNS, DIFFUSE SUBARCHNOID HEMORRHAGE, BLOOD IN 6TH VENTRICLE. HE HAD A NON-SURVIVING INJURY. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 3:30 A.M..VLVAL$d ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 9, 1996 AT 3:38 PM., A DECEASED'S NEIGHBOR, WHO HAD HER OWN SET OF KEYS TO THE DECEASED'S RESIDENCE, WENT TO CHECK ON HER AND UPON ENTERING THE APARTMENT FOUND THE DECEASED EXPIRED. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED LYING SUPINE ON LIVING ROOM COUCH. SHE REPORTEDLY HAD HISTORY OF HEART DISEASE AND HAD RECENTLY BEEN HOSPITALIZED DUE TO AN ANEURYSM. HER PHYSICIAN, DR. SOKOLOWITZ, 279-2621, WAS CONTACTED AND HE ADVISED THAT HE WOULD SIGN THE DEATH CERTIFICATE. HER NEAREST OF KIN IS A NEPHEW WHO LIVES IN CHICAGO AND COULD NOT MAKE FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS UNTIL HE ARRIVES IN FLORIDA ON NOVEMBER 11, 1996. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: NOVEMBER 7, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS A ***BICYCLIST*** WHO WAS APPARENTLY STOPPED WESTBOUND ON NORTHWEST 199TH STREET. HE WAS OBSERVED BY A WITNESS AFTER ANOTHER UNKNOWN VEHICLE PASSED HIM JUST AT THE ENTRANCE TO NORTHBOUND I-95 TO FALL TO THE REAR OF THE VEHICLE WHICH UTILIZED THE RAMP. THE BICYCLE AND THE DEC'D CAME TO A FINAL REST ON THE RAMP, HOWEVER THERE WAS NO INDICATION THAT THE VEHICLE STRUCK THE DEC'D OR THE BICYCLE. IT APPEARED HIS INJURIES WERE SUSTAINED FROM HIS IMPACT WITH THE ROADWAY. FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED THROUGH THE EMERGENCY ROOM WITH A GCS OF 12 AND EXTREMELY COMBATIVE. HE WAS RESTRAINED AND THEN INTUBATED. PHYSICIANS NOTED STRONG ETOH-LIKE SMELL ON HIS BREATH AND VERY LITTLE OBVIOUS INJURY. ADMITTING CT SCAN REVEALED: BIFRONTAL SUBDURAL HEMATOMA. HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD ON NOVEMBER 9, 1996.LVALL! ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: NOVEMBER 10, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS A REAR SEAT ***PASSENGER*** IN A VEHICLE TRAVELING EASTBOUND ON S.R. 112 JUST EAST OF 27TH AVENUE WHEN IT WAS STRUCK FROM BEHIND BY ANOTHER VEHICLE. BOTH VEHICLES WERE EASTBOUND, THE SUBJECT'S VEHCILE TRAVELING IN THE CENTER LANE AND THE DEC'D VEHICLE IN THE OUTSIDE LANE. THE SUBJECT'S VEHICLE WAS TRAVELING AT A HIGH RATE OF SPEED WHEN IT STRUCK THE DEC'D VEHICLE CAUSING IT TO SPIN 180 DEGRRES AND OUT OF CONTROL. DEC'D VEHICLE STRUCK A GUARD RAIL THEN SPUN AGAIN BEFORE STRIKING THE GUARDRAIL A SECOND TIME. THE DEC'D EXPIRED ON THE SCENE. THE DRIVER OF THE DEC'D VEHICLE EXITED THE VEHICLE AND FLED THE SCENE. THE DRIVER OF THE OTHER VEHICLE CONTINUED EASTBOUND TO THE S.R. 112 TOLL PLAZA AND ABANDONED HIS VEHICLE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE DECEASED'S NIECE VIA TELEPHONE, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS A CITIZEN OF HONDURAS WHO HAD BEEN VACATIONING IN MIAMI FOR ABOUT TWO WEEKS, STAYING WITH RELATIVES. ON NOVEMBER 9,1996 IN THE EVENING, THE DECEASED AND FAMILY MEMBERS WENT OUT FOR DINNER, THEY HAD PIZZA. RETURNED HOME AND THEY WERE ENGAGED IN A FAMILY CONVERSATION, WHEN THE DECEASED GOT UP AND SAID THAT SHE WAS GOING TO THE BATHROOM. A SHORT TIME LATER, SHE WAS FOUND LYING UNRESPONSIVE, ON HER SIDE, ON BATHROOM FLOOR. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON RESPONDING FOUND THE DECEDASED WITH NO RESPIRATORY EFFORT, PULSE OF 50, IN NORMAL SINUS RHYTHM. CPR WAS INITIATED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (PATIENT # 705-33-68) WHERE SHE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 11:03 PM., UNRESPONSIVE, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED. WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 11:30 PM. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE HOSPITAL AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. ACCORDING TO FAMILY MEMBERS, THE DECEASED DID NOT HAVE ANY PREVIOUS MEDICAL PROBLEMS, EXCEPT FOR ARTHRITIS. SHE HAD NOT RECENTLY COMPLAINED OF ANYTHING.LVALn(Y)\;m>^6V!POLYDRUG ABUSE (COCAINE, HEROIN, CODEINE AND ETHANOL)MECHANICAL ASPHYXIA. DUE TO: CHOKING ON FOOD. CONT: CHRONIC SCHIZOPHRENIAATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASE. ATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASEACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. DUE TO: SEVERE CORONARY ARTERIOSCLEROSIS. ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: RENAL FAILURE DUE TO POLYCYSTIC KIDNEYS.OCCLUSIVE CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSISACUTE HEROIN AND ETHANOL TOXICITY. ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCT DUE TO: CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS.ATHEROSCLEROTIC AND HYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASE.COMPLICATIONS OF BRONCHIAL ASTHMA.ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: CHRONIC ETHANOLISM.ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA SEPSIS DUE TO: COMPLICATION OF AUTOIMMUNE DISEASE, UNSPECIFIED TYPE. ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCT. DUE TO: OCCLUSIVE CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSISACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROMECRITICAL CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSISINTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION DUE TO: VOLVULUS OF ILEUMPROBABLE HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASECORONARY ARTERIOSCLEROSIS DUE TO: ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUSDIABETES KETOACIDOSIS DUE TO: DIABETES MELLITUSMASSIVE PULMONARY EMBOLISM DUE TO: DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS.OCCLUSIVE CORONARY ARTERIOSCLEROSIS.MYXOID VALVULAR DISEASE [MITRAL AND TRICUSPID]ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE AND CEREBROVASCULAR DISEASEGENERALIZED ATHEROSCLEROSIS CONT. CAUSE: DIFFUSED CEREBRAL ATROPHYHYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASE CONT.CAUSE: ACUTE AND CHRONIC ALCOHOLISMMASSIVE SUBARACHNOID HEMORRHAGE. DUE TO: RUPTURED BASILAR ARTERY ANEURYSM.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 10, 1996, ABT. 2:48P.M., THE DAUGHTER OF THE DECEASED RESPONDED TO HER BEDROOM TO CHECK ON HER WELFARE AND FOUND HER UNRESPONSIVE. SHE CALLED FIRE RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HER DEAD. ACCORDING TO HER DAUGHTER, SHE WAS RELEASED FROM JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, AFTER HAVING SURGERY WHERE A G I TUBE WAS INSERTED INTO HER ABDOMEN. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED WERE CEPHALEXIN 500MG, FELODIPINE 2.5MG, AND KETOROLAC 10MG. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 10, 1996 AT 8:00 AM., THE DECEASED WAS A => PEDESTRIAN <= WHO REPORTEDLY WAS CROSSING S.W. 7TH STREET IN FRONT OF HER RESIDENCE, WALKING NORTH TO SOUTH, AND AS SHE ENTERED THE LAST LANE, AFTER CROSSING TWO LANES OF TRAFFIC, WAS STRUCK BY A WESTBOUND 1984 OLDMOBILE. THE VEHICLE MADE CONTACT WITH THE DECEASED WITH THE RIGHT FRONT END. SHE SUSTAINED MULTIPLE INJURIES, AND EXPIRED ON THE SCENE. ** THIS IS A BONE/TISSUE CASE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI THAT WAS BROUGHT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT FOR BONE/TISSUE PROCUREMENT. ** . ACCORDING TO INFORMATION PROVIDED ON THE TISSUE BANK DONOR INFORMATION RECORD, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS TAKEN TO HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ON NOVEMBER 9,1996, WHERE HE EXPIRED IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 5:45 PM.gLVAL@u ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 10, 1996, ABT. 9:00A.M., THE DECEASED GOT OUT OF BED AND APPEARED TO BE FINE. ABT. 1:00P.M., HER DAUGHTER RESPONDED TO HER BEDROOM TO CHECK ON HER WELFARE AND FOUND HER UNRESPONSIVE. SHE CALLED FIRE RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND UPON ARRIVAL, PRONOUNCED HER DEAD. ACCORDING TO HER DAUGHTER, SHE HAS A HISTORY OF ALZHEIMERS DISEASE, BUT HAS NOT BEEN TREATED BY A PHYSCIAN FOR ANY MEDICAL PROBLEMS. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION AND ALCOHOLISM. HE HAD JOINED "ALCOHOLIC ANNONYMOUS" A FEW TIMES, BUT NEVER CONTINUED WITH THE MEETINGS. BEGINNING EARLY ON NOVEMBER 9,1996, THE DECEASED CONSUMED ABOUT SIX CAN OF BEER BEFORE TAKING A NAP AT 6:00 PM. AT 9:30 PM., THE DECEASED AND HIS WIFE WENT TO A WEDDING RECEPTION WHERE HE CONTINUED DRINKING. DURING THE NIGHT, HIS WIFE REPORTED THAT HE CONSUMED AT LEAST SIX RUM AND COKE DRINKS. THE WIFE FURTHER STATED THAT THE DECEASED WAS UNABLE TO DRIVE AND COULD BARELY WALK-UP THE STAIRS. UPON ARRIVAL AT HOME, HIS WIFE HELPED HIM INTO BED AND LEFT HIM DRESSED. ON NOVEMBER 10,1996 AT 8:25 AM., HIS WIFE, WHO WAS SLEEPING IN ANOTHER ROOM, WOKE-UP AND NOT HEARING THE DECEASED SNORING, WENT TO CHECK ON HIM AND FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE, LYING SUPINE ON FLOOR, NEXT TO BED. SHE CALLED "911" FOR ASSISTANCE, POLICE RESPONDED AND INITIATED CPR AND CONTINUED IT UNTIL FIRE RESCUE ARRIVAL. AT THAT TIME IT WAS DETERMINED THAT THE DECEASED HAD EXPIRED. . HOMICIDE INVESTIGATORS RESPONDED AND VIEWED DECESED LYING SUPINE ON MASTER BEDROOM FLOOR, WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. WIFE REPORTED THAT THE DECEASED WAS ON ADALAT, APAP WITH CODEINE, AND DOXYCLINE, BUT THAT HE HAD DISCONTINUED TAKING HIS MEDICATIONS. VIALS OF MEDICATIONS WERE SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT. *** AMENDED ON APRIL 2, 1997 *** [BAR] >LVALJ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, FAMILY MEMBERS OF THE DECEASED STATED THAT SHE HAD BEEN COMPLAINING OF NOT FEELING WELL AND WAS SCHEDULED TO BE HOSPITALIZED ON THRUSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1996 FOR A MITRAL VALVE REPLACEMENT. ON NOVEMBER 10, 1996, WHILE AT HOME, SHE WENT INTO THE BATHROOM AND SUDDENLY COLLAPSED. HER RELATIVES HEARD A THUMP IN THE BATHROOM AND RESPONDED TO CHECK ON HER WELFARE. UPON ENTERING, THEY FOUND HER UNRESPONSIVE ON THE FLOOR. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON ARRIVAL, FOUND HER UNRESPONSIVE AND IN FULL CARDIAC ARREST WITH EKG MONITOR SHOWING ASYSTOLE WHICH CONVERTED INTO FINE VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO HEALTH SOUTH DOCTORS HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE, IN CARDIAC ARREST AND ON THUMPER. WHEN FIRE RESCUE PERSONNEL WAS TRANSFERRING HER FROM THE BACKBOARD ONTO THE STRETCHER, SHE APPARENTLY FELL AND STRUCK HER HEAD. SHE WAS EXAMINED AND FOUND TO HAVE A LEFT FRONTAL HEMATOMA. ADVANCE CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 2:55P.M. SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. SHE WAS TREATED AT BAPTIST HOSPITAL FROM NOVEMBER 4, 1996 TO NOVEMBER 9, 1996. DISCHARGE DIAGNOSIS: CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, ATRIAL FIBRILLATION, MITRAL REGURGITATION, PACEMAKER AND HYPERLIPIDEMIA. *** REFILED ON DECEMBER 23, 1996 *** [BAR]  LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS EMPLOYED AS A WELDER FOR "DISPATCH SERVIDES" LOCATED AT 4720 NW 20TH STREET, IN THE AIRPORT AREA. ON NOVEMBER 11, 1996 IN THE A.M., HE WAS AT HIS PLACE OF WORK AND WAS SEEN EXITING THE BATHROOM AND APPEARED TO BE STAGGERING. A SMALL AMOUNT OF BLOOD WAS APPARENTLYU FLOWING FROM HIS NOSE AND HIS EYES APPEARED TO BE BULGING OUT. HE SAT DOWN AND LATER COLLAPSED. TWO OF HIS CO-WORKERS BEGAN CPR AND CONTINUED IT UNTIL ARRIVAL RESCUE ARRIVAL, WHO FOUND HIM DEAD. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED EXPIRED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. SMALL SORES WERE OBSERVED IN HIS TORSO. THE DECEASED DID NOT DRINK OR SMOKE, OR USE ANY DRUGS. A CO-WORKER ADVISED THAT THE DECEASED MAY HAD BEEN A DIABETIC AND HAD BEEN LOSSING A LOT OF WEIGHT RECENTLY. IT WAS ALSO LEARNED THAT HE WAS HOMELESS AND ATE POORLY. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 10,1996 PM., THE DECEASED AND HIS WIFE WERE REPORTEDLY AT HOME, WHEN A SUBJECT, WHO HAD AN ONGOING DISPUTE WITH THE DECEASED, CAME TO THE RESIDENCE. THE SUBJECT BEGAN TO YELL AT THE DECEASED AND SLAPPED HIM ON THE BACK A COUPLE OF TIMES. THE DECEASED RETREATED AND POLICE WAS SUMMONED TO THE SCENE. POLICE RESPONDED AND WHILE ON THE SCENE, THE DECEASED BEGAN TO COMPLAIN OF NOT FEELING WELL. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLEN AND RESPONDED TO FIND THE DECEASED IN BRADYCARDIA, HYPOTENSIVE (60/P), WITH PULSE 60 AND RESPIRATION 22. CPR WAS INITIATED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA KENDALL MEDICAL CENTER, WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 2:42 PM., UNRESPONSIVE, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, CPR IN PROGRESS. RESUSCITATION EFFORTS CONTINUED UNTIL 3:12 PM., WHEN HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. . HOMICIDE INVESTIGATORS RESPONDED TO THE HOSPITAL AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA, OTHER THAN HOSPITAL INDUCED. FAMILY STATED THE DECEASED HAD HISTORY OF CARDIAC DISEASE AND WAS ON TENORMIN, ATIVAN, AND NITROGLYCERIN.LVAL ** THIS IS A BONE/TISSUE CASE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI THAT WAS BROUGHT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT FOR BONE/TISSUE PROCUREMENT. ** . ACCORDING TO INFORMATION ON TISSUE BANK DONOR INFORMATION RECORD, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS TRANSPORTED TO NORTH RIDGE MEDICAL CENTER, IN A CARDIAC ARREST. WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 6:00 PM. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD BEEN VOMITING IN THE DAYS PRIOR TO NOVEMBER 11, 1996. ON THAT DATE, SHE AGAIN WAS VOMITING, AND WAS IN THE BATHROOM. WHEN SHE WOULD NOT RESPOND, HER SISTER WENT TO CHECK ON HER AND FOUND THAT SHE WAS LYING UNRESPONSIVE ON BATHROOM FLOOR. SISTER ATTEMPTED TO MOVE HER OUT OF THE BATHROOM BUT WAS TOO HEAVY TO LIFT. SHE CALLED RESCUE AND UPON THEIR ARRIVAL FOUND HER EXPIRED. . POLICE RESPONDED AND VIEWED THE DECEASED SUPINE ON FLOOR, ON HALFWAY AND FIRST BEDROOM. THERE WERE NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. SHE REPORTEDLY WAS BEING TREATED FOR HYPERTENSION AND A THYROID CONDITION, AND ALSO SUFFERED FROM PSYCH PROBLEMS. HER PHYSICIAN WAS CONTACTED BY POLICE AND ADVISED THAT SHE WAS WILLING TO SIGN THE CERTIFICATE. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT INCLUDED: HALOPERIDOL, ATENOLOL, BENZTROPINE, AND FERROUS SULFATE. . THE DECEASED WAS BEING TREATED AT CAC-HMO BY DR. MARCIA VIDAN, 387-3300, WHO ADVISED THAT THE DECEASED HAD BEEN UNDER HER CARE SINCE AUGUST/1996 AND WAS LAST SEEN ON OCTOBER 28,1996. DIAGNOSIS: HYPERTENSION, HYPERTHYROIDISM, SCHIZOPHRENIA, AND ANEMIA. SHE ALSO HAD A SMALL FIBROMA IN UTERUS. WOULD NOT TAKE HER MEDICATIONS AT TIME. WAS NOT DEPRESSED OR SUICIDAL AND NEVER EXPRESSED ANY SELF-DESTRUCTIVE THOUGH. *** REFILED ON DECEMBER 23, 1996 *** [BAR] "LVAL0 ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: NOVEMBER 11, 1996 THE DECEASED NEIGHBOR AND FRIEND OBSERVED TWO DAYS OF NEWSPAPERS GATHERED AT THE DEC'D DOORSTEP, WHICH HE FOUND SUSPICIOUS. HE NOTIFIED TWO OTHER NEIGHBORS WHO ASSISTED HIM IN ATTEMPTING TO CONTACT THE DEC'D WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS. ONE OF THE NEIGHBORS FOUND THE BACK DOOR OF THE TRAILER UNLOCKED, BUT CLOSED. HE ENTERED AND DISCOVERED THE DEC'D EXPIRED LYING ON THE BATHROOM FLOOR. FIRE-RESCUE AND POLICE RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HER D.O.A.. SCENE OBSERVATIONS: HER HEAD WAS AGAINST THE CORNER OF A WALL AND A CLOTHING DRYER. A LARGE GASH WAS NOTED IN THE UPPER SIDE OF HER HEAD. A BAR OF SOAP WAS LYING ON HER LOWER BODY ON TOP OF HER CLOTHING. SHE WAS WEARING A SKIRT AND BLOUSE, NO UNDERPANTS. SHE WAS ALSO WEARING HER EYEGLASSES AND HER WATCH. THE HOME WAS UNKEPT, BUT IT APPEARED THIS WAS NORMAL. HER PURSE WITH MONEY IN IT WAS SITTING ON A KITCHEN TABLE CHAIR AND IT APPEARED UNTOCHED. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED TO MEDICAL EXAMINER OFFICE INCLUDED: LANOXIN, DARVON, FUROSEMIDE, NITROSTAT, APAP W/ CODEINE, NITROGLYCERIN AND TWO PLASTIC CONTAINERS (DAY-OF-THE-WEEK BOXES) WITH NUMEROUS UNLABELED PILLS. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED RESIDED IN AN ACLF CALLED THE RESIDENTIAL PLAZA LOCATED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. NOVEMBER 11, 1996 HE WENT TO THE RESIDENT NURSE COMPLAINING OF CHEST PAINS. MIAMI FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITALS, MONITOR SHOWING V-FIB AND PUPILS WERE FIXED. C.P.R. WAS INITIATED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PAN AMERICAN HOSPITAL. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND ON THUMPER WITH C.P.R. IN PROGRESS. ALL EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE WERE MET WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 10:40 A.M.. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: DEC'D WITH HISTORY OF DIABETES MELLITUS AND HYPERTENSION. WAS TAKING THE FOLLOWING MEDICATIONS: LANOXIN, MICRONASE, FUROSEMIDE, BERROCA, TENOVATE AND DIPROLENE.LVALV ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: NOVEMBER 12, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS A RIGHT FRONT ***PASSENGER*** IN A 1988 HONDA FOUR DOOR THAT WAS MAKING A LEFT TURN FROM SOUTHBOUND ON 79TH AVENUE INTO PRIVATE PROPERTY AT 3551 NORTHWEST 79TH AVENUE. DURING THE TURN, THE HONDA WAS STRUCK ON THE PASSENGER SIDE AT THE DEC'D POSITION BY A 1986 MERCURY FOUR DOOR THAT WAS TRAVELING NORTHBOUND ON NORTHWEST 79TH AVENUE. FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND DEC'D COMPLAINING OF BACK PAIN. SHE WAS ALERT AND RESPONSIVE, MONITOR SHOWING SINUS TACH. SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL. UPON HER ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM SHE WAS ADMITTED WITH RIGHT CHEST INJURY AND SHORTNESS OF BREATH. HER CONDITION DETERIORATED AND SHE WAS PLACED ON A MONITOR. SHORTLY AFTERWARDS SHE WENT INTO CARDIAC ARREST AND WAS UNABLE TO BE RESUSCITATED. SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 11:03 P.M.. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON THE MORNING OF NOVEMBER 12, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS AT HOME WHEN HE SUDDENLY COLLAPSED. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE, WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND IN CARDIAC ARREST. EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND IN FULL CARDIAC ARREST. HIS B/P WAS 70/40 AND HEART RATE 80. ADVANCE CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 10:00A.M., HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO HIS FAMILY MEMBERS, HE HAD NO KNOWN MEDICAL HISTORY.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON OCTOBER 31, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS ADMITTED TO COLUMBIA AVENTURA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER AFTER EXPERIENCING DEHYDRATION AND PLEURAL EFFUSION. TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS FOUND TO HAVE COAGULOPATHY AS WELL AS PLEURAL EFFUSION. HE UNDERWENT AN RIGHT UPPER QUADRANT ULTRASOUND WHICH SHOWED A 15 X12 CM MASS WHICH WAS FELT TO BE IN THE RIGHT LOBE OF THE LIVER WITH IMPINGEMENT ON THE INFERIOR VENA CAVA. TREATMENT WAS CONTINUED, HOWEVER, HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND ON NOVEMBER 7, 1996, AT 9:25P.M., HE EXPIRED. HE HAS A PAST HISTORY OF PARKINSON DISEASE, AND MALIGNANT MELANOMA. HE HAS ALSO HAD SURGERY IN THE PAST FOR HERNIA REPAIR, APPENDECTOMY, AND REMOVAL OF SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA OF THE FACE. ACCORDING TO HIS FAMILY, HE WAS INVOLVED IN A HIT AND RUN MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT THAT OCCURED ON OCTOBER 21, 1996, ON N.E. 121ST STREET. *** AMENDED ON JUNE 20, 1997 *** [BAR] ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS A PATIIENT AT PALACE NURSING HOME. ON NOVEMBER 11, 1996, SHE WENT INTO CARDIAC ARREST AND WAS TRANSPORTED TO BAPTIST HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM WHERE SHE EXPIRED AT 10:54P.M. SHE IN THE PAST HAD BEEN A PATIENT OF DR. PAUL SPEILLER, WHO STATED THAT THE LAST TIME HE SAW HER WAS ABT. 1 1/2 YEARS AGO. AT THAT TIME SHE WAS A NON COMPLIANT PATIENT. SHE WAS TREATED FOR FRONTAL LOBE SYNDROME AND PSORISIS. SHE ALSO HAD A HISTORY OF FALLING. S]Xi F@E@@F@UUUUUU?96-2885DAVISNORMANYRMBLACK288 LAS PALMAS STREET, PALM BEACH, 33411. PALMS WEST HOSPITAL, INPATIENTMISCBONE/TISSUE CASE ONLY !96t@ʧ[[VUSSMHA{L F@R@@ F@? F@96-2883CAMPBELLWILLIAMYRMWHITE1161 HILLSBORO MILE #408 DEERFIELD BEACH, FLORIDADELRAY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL - EMERGENCY ROOMMISCBONE AND TISSUE ONLY12@#߿__ZYWWPHA{\F@Q@'@E@?E@UUUUUU? F@96-2879ISAACLIDIAYRFWHITE3901 SOUTHWEST 112TH AVENUE #15 MIAMI, FLORIDACOLUMBIA KENDALL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER - EMERGENCY ROOMWORK: 9401 SOUTHWEST 4TH STREET #102 MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL#@571994-S01DETECTIVE TIMES@." ‰ZZUTRRMHA F@K@@F@qq? F@96-2877KLEINSTEUBERMAXYRMWHITE28600 S.W. 132ND AVENUE #236, MIAMI, FLA.28600 S.W. 132ND AVENUE #236, MIAMI, FLA.28600 S.W. 132ND AVENUE #236, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL@571912-S01DET. HERNANDEZ@ܲ__ZYWWTHAF@R@@F@rq?E@? F@96-2876CUBAPEDROYRMWHITE1045 W. 2ND AVENUE, HIALEAH, FLA.HIALEAH HOSPITAL, INPT.ACLF: 1045 W. 2ND AVENUE, HIALEAH, FLA.NATURAL@96-4912303DET. HART@˿zYYTSQQLHAF@@R@`@F@?E@?F@96-2874LISENBEEHELENYRFWHITE2216 PARK AVENUE #114 MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA2216 PARK AVENUE #114 MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA2216 PARK AVENUE #114 MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDANATURAL%@96-3762504DETECTIVE MARREROn@ ޳]]XWUUPHATpEj@F@3@t@@F@?@F@?@F@96-2891MC NAIRANTHONYYRMBLACK13920 JACKSON STREET, MIAMI, FLA.JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, E.R.U.S. 1 & S.W. 110TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.ACCIDENTALMULTIPLE BLUNT FORCE INJURIESFHP796015906CPL. LEROY@ǟ^^YXVVOHA@F@8@@@F@'}'}?@F@'}'}?@F@96-2890ELVIRASERGIOREMAINS, UNKNOWNYRMWHITE241 S.E. 6TH AVENUE, HOMESTEAD, FLA.S.W. 296TH STREET & 157TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.S.W. 296TH STREET & 157TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.ACCIDENTALMULTIPLE INJURIES547664-S01DET. SILINS@2&꽐llgfdTNHA @F@P@l@@F@ll?@F@@F@96-2889CRUZNELLY A.YRFWHITE11142 N.W. 4TH TERRACE, MIAMI, FLA.PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL, E.R.12531 W. OKEECHOBEE ROAD, HIALEAH, FLA.NATURAL&@574684-S01DET. MCMANUS@Ɵ\\WVTTLHA@F@B@0@ F@?>? F@?@F@96-2888DESOUZALORIYRFWHITE3101 COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE #105, AVENTURA, FLA.COLUMBIA AVENTURA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER, INPT.16 W. HALLANDALE BLVD., HALLANDALE BCH., FLA.NATURALDIABETIC KETACIDOSIS574385-S01DET. MCMANUSH@2&黇[[VUSSOHA  F@K@F@ F@UUUUUU?@F@96-2887TORRESANSELMOYRMHISPANICPUERTO RICO.1817 JAMES AVENUE, # 314, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA. VIRGINIA KEY, MIAMI, FLORIDA. VIRGINIA KEY, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURAL(@3131794-V02DET. A. GARDNER@ڻl`XWUUNHA F@G@@ F@88? F@88?@F@96-2886ZMORECHANS-JOACHINYRMWHITEGERMANYLUTHERSTADT WITTENBERG, STR D, VOLKER FRE UNDSCHAFT, GERMANY 74. N.E. 189TH ST. & COLLINS AVENUE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA. N.E. 189TH ST. & COLLINS AVENUE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA.ACCIDENTALMULTIPLE BLUNT FORCE INJURIES573760-S01DET. J. BUCHANAN@xl\ZR)ib]\ZZNHA Sofi`F@J@@F@?`F@96-2897MANCUSOJACKYRMWHITE6109 S.W. 18TH STREET, MIRAMAR, FLORIDA. HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOMMISCBONE/TISSUE CASE ONLY !08r@ص[[VUSSOHAy\`F@4@@&@`F@98?`F@98?`F@96-2896HERNANDEZSUJEY C.REMAINS, UNKNOWNYRFHISPANIC4325 NORTHWEST 18TH STREET #114 MIAMI, FLORIDAS.R. 112 & NORTHWEST 27TH AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDAS.R. 112 & NORTHWEST 27TH AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALBLUNT CRANIOCERVICAL TRAUMA796-01-6006CPL. LEROY+@UI?=4 ӣttlkiYQHA `F@Q@@@F@UUUUUU?`F@96-2895RAMIREZNELDA MERIDAYRFHISPANICHONDURAS, CENTRAL AMERICA. HONDURAS, CENTRAL AMERICA. JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM 1375 N.W. 1ST STREET, # 10, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURALL@3151008-V02DET.DELATORRIENTE@0$śf^][[OHA @F@T@L@@F@-؂-?F@96-2894STAPINSKIANNEYRFWHITE14820 NARANJA LAKES BLVD., # D-3J, HOMESTEAD, FLA. FOUND: 14820 NARANJA LAKES BLVD., # D-3J, HOMESTEAD, FLA. 14820 NARANJA LAKES BLVD., # D-3J, HOMESTEAD, FLORIDA.NATURALR@575500-S01DET. C. ROEBUCK@<0! ˏ]]XWUUQHA @F@H@@@F@?F@?`F@96-2893SHANKJOHN MICHAELREMAINS, UNKNOWNYRMWHITE1250 NORTHEAST 205TH TERRACE NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - INPATIENTN.W. 199TH STREET, ENTRANCE RAMP TO NB I-95 MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALv@796-01-6006CPL ROBERSON@B6*( ΩqqlkiYMHA @F@T@@@F@UUUUUU?F@96-2892RUSSOFRANK J.YRMWHITE127 NORTHEAST 5TH STREET #102 MIAMI, FLORIDA127 NORTHEAST 5TH STREET #102 MIAMI, FLORIDA127 NORTHEAST 5TH STREET #102 MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL%@3141654-V02DETECTIVE GARDNER@䷊]]XWUUMHA>VPNF@R@&@`F@DDDDDD?`F@?F@96-2903MUNOZROBERTO P.YRMHISPANIC9983 S.W. 3RD STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. COLUMBIA KENDALL MEDICAL CENTER, EMERGENCY ROOM 9983 S.W. 3RD STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURAL$@577152-S01DET. DAN RIVERSQ@2& œbbZYWWMHA F@@Q@A@`F@98?F@96-2902SWEARINGERSALLYYRFWHITE5700 S.W. 45TH TERRACE MIAMI, FLORIDAHEALTH SOUTH DOCTORS HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOMNATURAL.@577137-S01DET. CHAVARRY@ǻ__ZYWWRHA{F@K@b@`F@?F@96-2901WILSONCAROLINE ELNORAYRFBLACK655 IVES DAIRY ROAD #220 MIAMI, FLORIDA655 IVES DAIRY ROAD #220 MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALC@577099-S01SGT. GUILLAND@˿ee`_]]NHA{`F@U@@`F@UUUUUU?F@96-2900SARRATTQUEENYRFBLACK3040 N.W. 96TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA3040 N.W. 96TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALF@577090-S01@û\\WVTTOHA{|`F@B@@`F@qq?F@96-2899MARTINEZANTONIO FELIXYRMHISPANIC10164 N.W. 41ST STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. FOUND: 10164 N.W. 41ST STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA. 10164 N.W. 41ST STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURALF@576775-S01DET. B. NICHOLS@D8)' ֛hh`_]]PHA `F@S@g@`F@UUUUUU?`F@UUUUUU?F@96-2898HERASCONCEPCIONYRFHISPANIC1761 S.W. 7TH STREET, APT. 2, MIAMI, FLORIDA. STREET: 1748 S.W. 7TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA. STREET: 1748 S.W. 7TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA.ACCIDENTALMULTIPLE BLUNT FORCE INJURIES.3151219-V02DET.DARRYL G. SMITH@NB/-$bbZYWWMHA j3F@M@@F@?F@96-2910BETHELWILLIAMYRMBLACK1735 N.W. 5TH AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOMNATURALATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE3171398-V02DET. O. TEJEDA@ܳ]]XWUUNHA{F@B@F@?F@96-2909SABOURINRICHARDYRMWHITE392 S.W. 79TH STREET, FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA. NORTH RIDGE MEDICAL CENTER, EMERGENCY ROOMMISCBONE/TISSUE CASE ONLY !96p@Ὰ__ZYWWPHAy\F@S@X@F@?F@96-2907SGRORITA RILEYYRFWHITE17350 SOUTHWEST 232ND STREET LOT #69 MIAMI, FLORIDA17350 SOUTHWEST 232ND STREET LOT #69 MIAMI, FLORIDA17350 SOUTHWEST 232ND STREET LOT #69 MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALVALVULAR HEART DISEASE578446-S01DETECTIVE BUTCHKO@G;*( đ^^YXVVLHA F@T@@F@qq?F@F@96-2906PUYOLORLANDO E.YRMWHITE5617 NORTHWEST 7TH STREET #1206B MIAMI, FLORIDAPAN AMERICAN HOSPITAL - EMERGENCY ROOM5617 NORTHWEST 7TH STREET #1206B MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALp@3161305-V02DETECTIVE CARTER)@嵏__ZYWWMHAF@E@D@F@qq?F@96-2905SANDERSMADELYN TERESAYRFBLACK14971 TYLER STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. 14971 TYLER STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. 14971 TYLER STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURAL0@578313-S01DET. A. MOORE@." Ɣee`_]]OHA F@H@@F@?F@96-2904KATUAROODEVANANDYRMBLACKPENAL, TRINIDAD TOBAGO UNKNOWN, HOMELES PERSON. 4720 NW 20TH STREET, UNINC. DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. "DISPATCH SERVICES" 4720 N.W. 20TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL:@578226-S01DETL B. NICHOLS.@8,Ðv`[ZXXPHA +uLCG@H@@@F@qq?G@96-2920GONZALEZRAMONYRMWHITE1632 S.W. 7TH STREET #4 MIAMI, FLORIDAS.W. 16TH AVENUE AND 7TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL!@ 3191657-V02DET. JOEL GONZALEZ@ȼ]]XWUUPHA{F@L@{@F@>>?F@?F@96-2917GONZALEZJUANYRMWHITE1237 N.W. 9TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, E.R.2435 N.W. 7TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.NATURALATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE3181493-V02DET, CARTER@ƿ~\\WVTTPHAF@L@@F@qq? F@F@96-2916ROJASPEDROYRMWHITE182 W. 8TH STREET, HIALEAH, FLA.COLUMBIA MIAMI HEART INSTITUTE, INPT.SOUTH SHORE HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTERACCIDENTALBlunt Craniocerebral Trauma96-3944604DET. SCHIAFFO@ƟzZZUTRRMHAF@S@@F@UUUUUU?F@96-2915WILKENSFLORENCEYRFWHITE7210 SOUTHWEST 98TH AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDA7210 SOUTHWEST 98TH AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDA7210 SOUTHWEST 98TH AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL1@ 581946-S01DETECTIVE BUTCHKO@ ݳ__ZYWWOHAF@@S@.@F@88?F@96-2914DRENNONGRADYYRMWHITE11601 N.W. 11TH AVENUE NORTH MIAMI, FLORIDACOLUMBIA AVENTURA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER INPT.NATURALMALIGNANT LYMPHOMA@ž\\WVTTOHA{F@@W@h@F@?F@96-2913GOLDSTEINETTAYRFWHITE11355 S.W. 84TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDABAPTIST HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOMNATURAL,@ @Ź]]XWUUQHA{F@E@G@F@?F@qq?F@96-2912CAMPANIONIMARIAYRFWHITE7083 SOUTHWEST 21ST STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAPALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL - EMERGENCY ROOM3500 BLOCK OF 79TH AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALMULTIPLE BLUNT TRAUMA581112-S01DETECTIVE MCGEEHAN}@/#ܳ__ZYWWRHA !f$9 G@C@@F@qql?F@? G@96-2928LINSENBERYJILLYRFWHITE19052 S.W. 199TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.COLUMBIA DEERING HOSPITAL, INPT.NATURALCHRONIC ETHANOLISM@Ȫ^^YXVVRHA{G@G@$@G@88?G@ G@96-2927STANISLAWSKIBONNIEYRFWHITEACLF: 2216 PARK AVENUE #221, MIAMI BEACH, FLA.ACLF: 2216 PARK AVENUE #221, MIAMI BEACH, FLA.ACLF: 2216 PARK AVENUE #221, MIAMI BEACH, FLA.NATURALEPILEPSY96-3856104DET. MARRERO@*bb]\ZZTHA G@B@D@/@98?/@98?G@96-2926RAMIREZELIDAYRFWHITE922 EAST 22ND STREET HIALEAH, FLORIDAEVERGLADES: 8 MULES N.E. OF MAIN GATE, LEVEE 67, MIAMI, FLEVERGLADES: 8 MILES N.E. OF MAIN GATE, LEVEE 67, MIAMI, FLACCIDENTALAIRPLANE CRASH240788-S01DET. J. BUTCHKO@A5&$\\WVTTOHA G@@@@G@?G@96-2925ALVAREZBLANCAYRFWHITE5263 WEST 28TH AVENUE HIALEAH, FLORIDAPALMETTO HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM5623 WEST 28TH AVENUE HIALEAH, FLORIDANATURAL@96-5029803@Ш]]XWUUOHA|G@P@@G@qq?G@96-2924BLUMSANDERYRMWHITE20849 N.W. 9TH COURT #104 MIAMI, FLORIDAPARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER INPATIENTNATURALCALCIFIC AORTIC STENOSIS96-2737005DET. M. MAUER"@۷ZZUTRRLHA{G@R@@F@""""""?F@?G@96-2922DIXONJAMESYRMWHITE1757 N.W. 32ND STREET, MIAMI, FLA.JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, E.R.1757 N.W. 32ND STREET, MIAMI, FLA.NATURALD@ 3192114-V02DET. VILLAVERDEW@ƿ}ZZUTRRMHAG@J@@F@?G@96-2921OWENSW.C.YRMBLACK4147 N.W. 23RD COURT, MIAMI, FLA.4147 N.W. 23RD COURT, MIAMI, FLA.4147 N.W. 23RD COURT, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL#@ 584973-S01DET. MCMANUS@Ľ{YYTSQQMHAqD G@@:@ G@rq? G@@G@96-2935BONILLAFERNANDO R.MONMHISPANIC600 S.W. 61ST AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. FOUND: 600 S.W. 61ST AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. 600 S.W. 61ST AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURALSUDDEN INFANT DEATH SYNDROME.3211247-V02DET. FRANK CASTILLO8@D8%#꾍ff^]ZZOHA  G@R@e@F@? G@96-2934WEIDNERAUDREYYRFWHITE7822 BECKETT STREET, NEWPORT RITCHEY, FLA. 34653 AT SEA, ABOARD "SPLENDOR OF THE SEAS" AT SEA, ABOARD "SPLENDOR OF THE SEAS"NATURAL<@587858-S01DET. M.J.MALOTT@ܵ]]XWUUOHA G@K@K@G@qq? G@96-2933DUVERGERYVOYRMWHITE7790 WEST 5TH AVENUE, HIALEAH, FLORIDA. PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM 7790 WEST 5TH AVENUE, HIALEAH, FLORIDA.NATURAL/@96-5044803KELVIN O. BOSTIC@ ܰ[[VUSSPHA G@4@%@G@?F@UUUUUU? G@96-2932MOUTARDIERMICHAELYRMWHITE606 COLLINS AVENUE, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA. MERCY HOSPITAL, INPATIENT 455 S.W. 18TH TERRACE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURAL"@3201799-V02DET. C. GONZALEZD@ Цaa\[YYRHA G@M@@G@II? G@96-2931JOHNSONJANET L.YRFWHITE15483 TURNBULL ROAD, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. FOUND: 15483 TURNBULL ROAD, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. 15483 TURNBULL ROAD, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURALL@586936-S01DET. S. TIMES_@4(ʏ__ZYWWOHA  G@J@@G@-؂-? G@96-2929LARAELIECERYRMWHITE2332 W. 56TH STREET #15, HIALEAH, FLA.2332 W. 56TH STREET #15, HIALEAH, FLA.2332 W. 56TH STREET #15, HIALEAH, FLA.NATURAL'@96-5039303OFC. JOSEPH CASTRO@ Ψ[[VUSSLHA8LVALD ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: NOVEMBER 13, 1996 AT APPROX 8:45 A.M. THE DECEASED NEIGHBOR WAS WALKING HIS DOG WHEN HE OBSERVED THAT NEWSPAPERS HAD GATHERED IN FRONT OF THE DEC'D HOUSE. HE MADE SEVERAL ATTEMPTS TO CONTACT HER HOWEVER, HE GOT NO RESPONSE. HE THEN ENTERED THE RESIDENCE WITH A KEY THE DECEASED HAD GIVEN HIM SEVERAL YEARS AGO. UPON ENTERING, HE DISCOVERED THE DEC'D EXPIRED IN THE BATHROOM, SHE WAS IN ADVANCED STAGES OF DECOMPOSITION. HE SUMMONED POLICE. UPON POLICE ARRIVAL, THEY OBSEVRED AN OVERTURNED ASHTRAY ON THE FLOOR AND A BURNED OUT CIGARRETTE WAS ON THE SINK NEARBY. THE RESIDENCE WAS SECURE AND DEC'D WAS WEARING HER JEWLRY. ACCORDING TO HER NEIGHBOR, SHE WAS AN ALCOHOLIC WHO FREQUENTED A NEARBY BAR. SHE OCCASIONALLY ATE BUT NEVER SHOPPED FOR FOOD. DEC'D FRIENDS HAD MENTIONED TO HER NEIGHBOR THAT SHE MAY HAVE HAD LIVER DAMAGE BUT THEY HAD NO KNOWLEDGE OF ANY MEDICAL HISTORY OR HOSPITALIZATIONS.LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE REPORT AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM HOSPITAL MEDICAL RECORDS, THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF PSYCHOSIS, SCHIZOPHRENIA, CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE AND WAS ADMITTED INTO SOUTH SHORE HOSPITAL INTO THE PSYCHIATRIC WARD. ON NOVEMBER 8, 1996, HE FELL WHILE TAKING A SHOWER AND STRUCK HIS HEAD. HE APPEARED TO HAVE SUFFERED A SEIZURE AND DID NOT ATTEMPT TO BREAK HIS FALL. A CT OF BRAIN REVEALED A LARGE SUBDURAL HEMATOMA WITH MIDLINE SHIFTING. HE WAS TAKEN TO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT WITH AN IMPRESSION OF COMA SECONDARY TO SUBDURAL HEMATOMA, HYPERTENSION, RESPIRATORY FAILURE AND WAS PLACED ON VENTILATION. HE WAS EVENTUALLY TRANSPORTED TO MIAMI HEART INSTITUTE WHERE HE WAS TAKEN TO SURGERY FOR EVACUATION OF ACUTE SUBDURAL HEMATOMA, INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE. HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND COMATOSE WITH LEFT SIDED DECEREBRATE POSTERING. HIS CONDITION REMAINED UNCHANGED AND FAMILY MEMBERS AGREED TO NO HEROIC MEASURES. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD ON NOVEMBER 12, 1996 AT 4:35P.M.. DECEASED ALSO HAD A HISTORY OF ALCOHOLISM AND FALLING FREQUENTLY. ***FAMILY MEMBERS AGREED TO ORGAN DONATIONS.*** **** Refile 12/11/96 GDS ****** dLVALFt ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED HAD NOT BEEN SEEN FOR ABT. ONE WEEK AND FRIENDS BECAME CONCERNED ABT. HIS WELL BEINGS AFTER NOT BEING ABLE TO CONTACT HIM. ON NOVEMBER 14, 1996, THEY RESPONDED TO HIS RESIDENCE AND GAINED ENTRANCE. UPON DOING SO, THE DECEASED WAS FOUND LYING IN BED IN AN ADVANCED STAGE OF DECOMPOSITION. DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF ADVANCED ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME AND WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. GEORGE CAREY. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 14, 1996, ABT. 3:50P.M., THE DECEASED WAS OBSERVED BY A POLICE OFFICER LYING ON THE GROUND UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON ARRIVAL, PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD. HE WAS POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED BY HI MOTHER WHO RESPONDED TO THE DEATH LOCATION. SHE STATED THAT ON THIS DATE HE WENT TO WORK, BUT DID NOT RETURN HOME. SHE ALSO STATED THAT ON YESTERDAY AND TODAY, HE COMPLAINED OF SEVERE CHEST PAINS. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL RECORDS, ON NOVEMBER 13, 1996 DECEASED RESPONDED TO HIS DOCTOR'S OFFICE LOCATED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS COMPLAINING OF SHORTNESS OF BREATH AND FEELING BAD FOR THE PAST THREE DAYS. A SHORT TIME LATER, HE BECAME UNRESPONSIVE AND FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, IN CARDIOPULMONARY ARREST AND WITHOUT ANY VITAL SIGNS. CHEST MONITOR SHOWED PULSELSS ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY WITH AGONAL. CPR WAS INITIATED AND CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 12:56P.M. DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF DIABETES, STATUS POST BILATERAL BELOW THE KNEE AMPUTATION AND WAS NON COMPLIANT WITH MEDICATION.yLVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 12, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS TAKEN TO PARKWAY WEST REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER BY FIRE RESCUE C/O CHEST PAINS WHICH RADIATED TO HIS LEFT SIDE AND WERE ASSOCIATED WITH SHORTNESS OF BREATH AND MILD DIAPHERESIS. TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED, CHEST X-RAYS REVEALED MILD CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, CARDIOMEGALLY. WHILE BEING TREATED, HE REFUSED MEDICATION AND ON NOVEMBER 13, 1996, HE MADE AN ATTEMPT TO HANG HIMSELF WITH A TELEPHONE CORD. HE WAS PLACED IN THE PSYCHATRIC WARD AND ON NOVEMBER 14, 1996, HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER FOR FURTHER TREATMENT. UPON ARRIVAL AT PARKWAY REGIONAL, TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED. HOWEVER, HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND ON NOVEMBER 15, 1996, AT 4:20A.M., HE EXPIRED. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED HAD BEEN RESIDING WITH HIS CARETAKER FOR MANY YEARS. ON NOVEMBER 10, 1996, HE BEGAN COMPLAINING OF COLD LIKE SYMPTONS AND LOSS OF APPETITE. A FEW DAYS LATER, HE BECAME WEAK AND STILL REFUSED TO EAT. ON NOVEMBER 13, 1996, HE WAS TAKEN TO THE DOCTOR'S OFFICE WHERE HE WAS GIVEN A POTASSIUM SHOT AND COUGH MEDICATIONS. THE FOLLOWING DAY, HE WAS SITTING AT THE TABLE AND BECAME UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, IN FULL CARDIO-PULMONARY ARREST, INTUBATED, ON THUMPER. AND CPR IN PROGRESS. CHEST MONITOR SHOWED ASYSTOLE RHYTHM. CPR CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 10:36P.M. DECEASED WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. VICARA AND HAD A LONG HISTORY OF ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE.,LVAL: ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON MAY 11, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS ABOARD A DC-9 VALUJET AIRCRAFT, FLIGHT #592. THE AIRCRAFT WAS TRAVELING FROM MIAMI TO ATLANTA, GEORGIA. FOR UNKNOWN REASONS, THE AIRCRAFT CRASHED INTO THE EVERGLADES. THERE WERE 110 PASSENGERS AND CREW MEMBERS ON BOARD THE AIRCRAFT AND ALL OF THEM EXPIRED. ****THE DECEASED WAS POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED BY FINGERPRINT COMAPARSION UNDER SPECIMEN NUMBER 96-9147 AND 96-9473*** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE HUSBAND OF THE DECEASED AND PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL RECORDS, ON NOVEMBER 15, 1996, ABT. 4:30A.M., THE DECEASED WAS AT HOME IN BED WHEN HER HUSBAND WAS AWAKEN BY HER MAKING GURGLING SOUNDS. HE CHECKED ON HER AND FOUND HER UNRESPONSIVE. HE CALLED FIRE RESCUE AND ADMINISTERED C.P.R. UNTIL THEIR ARRIVAL. UPON THE ARRIVAL OF FIRE RESCUE, SHE WAS STILL UNRESPONSIVE, IN CARDIAC ARREST, WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND EKG MONITOR SHOWING ASYSTOLE. EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE, WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND IN FULL CARDIAC ARREST. ADVANCE CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 6:15A.M., SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO HER HUSBAND, BEFORE SHE WENT TO SLEEP, SHE COMPLAINED OF MILD ABDOMINAL DISCOMFORT. SHE WAS UNDERGOING WORK UP FOR PAIN AND SWELLING OF JOINTS POSSIBLE HER LOWER EXTREMITIES. SHE WAS TREATED BY DR. PEDRO ROIG OF PASTEUR CLINIC IN HIALEAH (885-8222 0R 825-7756 ). HE ALSO STATED THAT SHE WAS SEEN AT PALM SPRINGS HOSPITAL TWO DAYS AGO BECAUSE OF PAIN ALL OVER HER BODY. ON NOVEMBER 14, 1996, SHE WAS SEEN BY DR. ALEJANDRO O. ROCA (663-0710). SHE HAS A HISTORY OF LUPUS AND WAS UNDER THE FOLLOWING MEDICATION; DELTASONE, HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE (MEDICATIONS NOT TRANSFERRED). *** REFILED ON MARCH 10, 1997 *** [BAR] ILVALU ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS RESIDING AT THE DELTA HOUSE AN ADULT LIVING FACILITY SINCE SEPTEMBER 1996 AND HAD A HISTORY OF SCHIZOPHRENIA AND EPILEPSY. SHE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON NOVEMBER 14, 1996 ABT. 10: 00PM AND WAS APPARENTLY DOING WELL. THE FOLLOWING MORNING, SHE WAS FOUND LYING FACEDOWN IN BED UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HER EXPIRED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. SHE WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. MANUEL GARCIA WHO STATED THAT SHE WAS RECENTLY HOSPITALIZED IN SOUTH WINDS MENTAL HOSPITAL FOR HALLUCINATIONS. SHE WAS NOT KNOWN TO BE SUICIDAL. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THIS OFFICE INCLUDED: KLONOPIN, DILANTIN AND PAXIL.YLVALe ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM DEERING HOSPITAL MEDICAL RECORDS, DECEASED BOYFRIEND STATED THAT ON NOVEMBER 11, 1996 THEY WERE AT HOME DRINKING WHEN SHE SUDDENLY BEGAN COUGHING AND HAD A LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND TRANSPORTED HER TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM WHERE SHE ARRIVED IN VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION AND TACHYCARDIA AND WAS DEFIBRILLATED SEVERAL TIMES. SHE WAS ADMITTED WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF CARDIO PULMONARY ARREST, RULE OUT MYOCARDIAL INFARCT, RULE OUT ELECTROLYTE IMBALANCE, RULE OUT DRUG TOXICITY. SHE DEVELOPED A SEVERE HYPERTENSIVE CRISIS - A CT OF BRAIN SHOWED NO ACUTE HEMORRHAGE. TOXICOLOGY WAS POSITIVE FOR COCAINE, ALCOHOL AND AMPHETAMINES. SHE WAS TAKEN TO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT IN A COMATOSE STATE. AN EKG SHOWED SEVERELY DEPRESSED LVSF EJECTION FRACTION 10%. A BALLOON PUMP PLACEMENT AND CARDIAC CATHERIZATION WAS DONE. HOWEVER, HER CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE - SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD ON NOVEMBER 13, 1996 AT 12:05A.M. DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF DRUG AND ALCOHOL ABUSE BUT HAD NO SIGNIFICANT MEDICAL PROBLEMS. HER REMAINS WERE RELEASED TO CABALLERO-WOODLAWN AND SUBSEQUENTLY BROUGHT INTO THIS OFFICE FOR PROPER CERTIFICATION. ***REFILED: 3/18/97*** (ABC) LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 15, 1996 AT 7:30 PM., THE DECEASED'S HUSBAND REPORTEDLY RETURNED HOME FROM WORK AND UPON ENTERING HIS RESIDENCE FOUND THE DECEASED LYING UNRESPONSIVE AND NOT BREATHING IN THE DEN OF THE RESIDENCE. THE HUSBAND CALLED "911" AND A POLICE UNIT RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND INITIATED CPR. FIRE RESCUE ARRIVED AND FOUND THE DECEASED EXPIRED. . POLICE ON THE SCENE VIEWED THE DECEASED LYING SUPINE ON FLOOR, WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA, AND LIVIDITY ALREADY SETTING IN ON BACK, BUTTOCKS AND LEGS. HER HUSBAND ADVISED THAT THE DECEASED SUFFERED FROM HEPATIC AND PANCREATIC PROBLEMS AND WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. A. BOTOMAN (954) 978-5000. POLICE CONTACTED DR. BOTOMAN WHO ADVISED HE LAST SAW THE DECEASED ON AUGUST/1996 AND ONLY ON A CONSULTATION BASIS, THEREFORE HE FELT UNCONFORTABLE SIGNING THE DEATH CERTIFICATE. HUSBAND ADVISED THAT THE DECEASED HAD NO CURRENT PHYSICIAN. HE FURTHER STATED THAT SHE WAS A HEAVY SMOKER AND DRINKER IN THE PAST. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT INCLUDED: PRILOSEC, PROPULSID, CALAN, AND VIOKASE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL INVESTIGATION POLICE, ON NOVEMER 13, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS AT HIS SISTER'S RESIDENCE COMPLAINING OF CHEST PAINS AND WAS GIVEN PAIN MEDICATION (POSSIBLY TYLENOL). THE FOLLOWING DAY ABT. 5:00 P.M., DECEASED BROTHER NOTICED HIM LYING FACE UP IN BED, ASLEEP. HE WENT TO BED LATER THAT NIGHT AND WOKE UP THE NEXT DAY ABT. 2:00 P.M.. AT THAT TIME, THE DECEASED STILL APPEARED TO BE SLEEPING. A FEW HOURS LATER, HE CAME BACK INTO THE ROOM AND OBSERVED HIM BLEEDING FROM THE NOSE AND MOUTH. HE WAS BLACK FROM THE NECK UP. POLICE WERE SUMMONED AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED IN A SLIGHT STAGE OF DECOMPOSITION. HE WAS LYING FACE UP IN BED WITH HIS FACE TURNED TOWARDS THE RIGHT. THE DECEASED HAD NO KNOWN MEDICAL PROBLEMS.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS A RESIDENT OF PORT ST. LUCIE, FLORIDA, WHO HAD BEEN RESIDING IN THE MIAMI AREA FOR ABOUT TWO (2) MONTHS. HE WAS EMPLOYED BY "STANLEY STEAMER CARPET CLEANING CO." ON NOVEMBER 14, 1996 AT 7:00 PM., HE WAS AT WORK, DOING A CLEANING JOB AT 455 S.W. 18TH TERRACE, WHEN HE SUDDENLY COLLAPSED. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM IN IDIOVENTRICULAR RHYTHM. CPR WAS INITIATED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO MERCY HOSPITAL, WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 7:50 PM., HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE, CYANOTIC, WITH NO PULSE AND PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED, ON THUMPER. CPR WAS INITIATED, WAS DEFIBRILLATED TIMES THREE AND HE REGAINED BLOOD PRESSURE AND OTHER VITAL SIGNS. WAS PLACED ON THE VENTILATOR, WHERE HE STAYED, HIS CONDITION DETERIORATING UNTIL NOVEMBER 15,1996 WHEN WHILE INSERTING A CVP LINE IN RIGHT FEMORAL, HE SUDDENLY WENT IN VENTRICULAR TACHYCARDIA. CODE CALLED WAS CALLED AND RESUSCITATION PROTOCOL STARTED, WENT INTO VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION, THEN INTO FLAT LINE. WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 6:00 PM. . AS PER FATHER, THE DECEASED SUFFERED FROM ASTHMA SINCE CHILDHOOD AND HE WAS USING AN INHALER CALLED "MAXAIR" -PIRBUTEROL ACETATE- A BRONCHODILATOR. FATHER ALSO STATED THAT THE DECEASED WAS NOT USING ANY DRUGS THAT HE KNOWS. AS FAR AS HIS DRINKING HABITS, HE WOULD HAVE A BEER ON AND OFF, BUT WAS NOT A HEAVY DRINKER. FATHER EXPRESSED CONCERNS OFCAUSE OF DEATH HAVING TO DO WITH A REACTION OF ANY SUBSTANCE BEING USED WHILE CLEANING CARPETS, HOWEVER, HE STRONGLY REQUESTED NO AUTOPSY BE DONE ON HIS SON.7LVALC ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM PALMETTO HOSPITAL MEDICAL CHART AND FROM THE DECEASED'S WIFE, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD NOT COMPLAINED OF ANY THING DURING THE DAY ON NOVEMBER 15,1996. SOMETIME IN THE EVENING HOURS, THE DECEASED AND HIS WIFE HAD SEXUAL INTIMACY, WIFE GOT UP FROM BED AS THEIR CHILDREN WERE KNOCKING AT THE DOOR AND LEFT THE DECEASED ON BED. ABOUT FIFTEEN MINUTES LATER, SHE RESPONDED TO THE ROOM AND FOUND THE DECEASED UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND THE DECEASED IN VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. CPR WAS INITIATED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL, WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 10:15 PM., UNRESPONSIVE, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, IN ASYSTOLE, CPR IN PROGRESS. RESUSCITATION EFFORTS CONTINUED UNTIL 11:35 PM., WHEN HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. . WIFE REPORTED THAT THE DECEASED SUFFERED FROM CARDIAC DISEASE AND HYPERTENSION. HE WAS STATUS POST FIVE (5) BYPASS SURGERIES. ABOUT THREE YEARS AGO SUFFERED A HEART ATTACK, AND MORE RECENTLY WAS ADMITTED TO HIALEAH HOSPITAL FOR PNEUMONIA. HE WAS ON PERSANTIN, CARDIZEM, AND CAPOTEN. ** WIFE REQUESTED NO AUTOPSY DONE **KLVALW ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED AND HER HUSBAND REPORTEDLY WERE TAKING A TRANSATLANTIC CRUISE FROM BARCELONA TO MIAMI, FROM NOVEMBER 1, TO NOVEMBER 16,1996. SHE REPORTEDLY HAD A HISTORY OF CHRONIC MIGRAINE HEADACHE, FOR WHICH SHE HAD BEEN TREATED FOR THE LAST FIFTEEN YEARS, HOWEVER, NO SIGNIFICANT PATHOLOGY HAD BEEN FOUND AFTER CT SCAN OF THE BRAIN AND SKULL X-RAYS HAD BEEN DONE. DURING THE CRUISE SHE COMPLAINED OF HEADACHE AND VISITED THE SHIPS MEDICAL FACILITY ON FIVE DIFFERENT OCASSIONS. WAS REPORTEDLY CARRYING HER OWN PRESCRIPTION MEDICINES WHICH CONSISTED OF "ERCARF" (ERGOTAMIN/CAFFEINE) AND THE OTHER A SEDATIVE. AT THE SHIP SHE WAS GIVEN ERGOTAMINE AND DEMEROL. . ON NOVEMBER 13,1996 A.M., THE DECEASED CAME OUT OF THE BATHROOM, WAS GOING TO HER BED, BUT INSTEAD SLID TO THE FLOOR. THE CABIN STEWARD HELPED HER HUSBAND TO PLACE HER ON THE BED AND THE NURSE ON DUTY WAS CALLED. UPON NURSE ARRIVAL, THE DECEASED WAS FOUND BARELY BREAHTING, COLD AND CLAMMY, NON-RESPONSIVE WITH PUPILS DILATED. SHE WAS TAKEN TO THE MEDICAL FACILITY IN CARDIORESPIRATORY ARREST AND AN EKG SHOWED SHE WAS IN ASYSTOLE. WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 9:00 AM. 7LVALE ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 16, 1996 AT 8:30 AM., THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS FOUND EXPIRED AT HOME. HE WAS LIVING AT A ROOMING HOUSE, AND THE MANAGER CHECKED ON THE DECEASED AND FOUND HIM SUPINE ON BED, IN ADVANCED STAGE OF DECOMPOSITION. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED EXPIRED, UNABLE TO SEE IF ANY TRAUMA DUE TO ADVANCED STAGE OF DECOMPOSITION. HE REPORTEDLY HAD BEEN COMPLAINING OF CHEST PAINS, BUT REFUSED TO SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION. AS PER FAMILY MEMBERS, THE DECEASED HAD NOT BEEN TO A DOCTOR IN OVER A YEAR. HAD BEEN TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL IN THE PAST. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD BEEN SUFFERING WITH A COLD FOR THE PAST TWO WEEKS AND NOW HE WAS RECOVERING. HE WAS FED (ENFAMIL WITH IRON) ON NOVEMBER 15,1996 AT ABOUT 9:00 PM. AT 10:30 PM., HIS MOTHER BOILED SOME ANISETTE AND HAD HIM TO DRINK, BUT HE DRANK VERY LITTLE. ON THIS DATE, NOVEMBER 16, 1996 AT 4:00 AM., THE MOTHER WOKE-UP TO CHECK ON HER OTHER CHILD WHO WAS CRYING AND WHO SLEEPS WITH THE DECEASED AND AT THAT TIME SHE CHECKED ON HIM AND OBSERVED THAT HE WAS ASLEEP. SHE CHECKED ON HIM AGAIN AT 6:00 A.M. AND OBSERVED HIM SLEEPING. AT 8:10 AM., WHEN SHE AGAIN CHECKED ON HIM, FOUND THE DECEASED COLD AND UNRESPONSIVE, AND CALLED RESCUE. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM DEAD. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED EXPIRED, WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. IT WAS ASCERTAINED THAT WHEN HE WAS CHECKED EARLIER IN THE A.M., HE WAS SEEN WITH HIS HEAD RESTING ON IT'S LEFT SIDE, BUT WHEN HE WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE, HE WAS FACE DOWN ON A REGULAR SIZE PILLOW ON WHICH HE USUALLY SLEPT ON. _LVALk ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS LAST KNOWN TO BE ALIVE ON NOVEMBER 10,1996 WHEN HE SPOKE TO HIS EX-IN-LAWS ON THE PHONE. ON NOVEMBER 16, 1996 AT 12:41 PM., HIS EX-IN-LAWS, CONCERNED ABOUT HIS WELFARE, RESPONDED TO HIS RESIDENCE AND FOUND HIM DEAD IN ADVANCED DECOMPOSITION. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED EXPIRED. THE LAST PERSON TO SEE HIM ADVISED THAT THE DECEASED HAD COMPLAINED OF SWOLLEN LEGS AND HYPERTENSION. HE REPORTEDLY WAS SUFFERING FROM AIDS. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT INCLUDED: PRILOSEC, DIPHENOXYLATE, PRENATAL, DANOCRINE, SMZ-TMP, BACTRIM, SULFAMETHOXAZOLE, RETROVIR, KLONOPIN, PROZAC, PRENATAL, AND ZOLOFT. . MOTHER OF THE DECEASED CALLED THIS OFFICE AND ADVISED THE DECEASED WAS SUFFERING WITH AIDS, AND HAD BIPOLAR DISORDER. HAD BEEN DEPRESSED IN THE PAST AND ABOUT FOUR YEARS AGO ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BY OVERDOSE. WAS TAKEN TO HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. WAS A DRUG USER (COCAINE, AND HAD SHOT HEROIN AT LEAST ONCE), HE WAS ALSO A HOMOSEXUAL. WAS BEING TREATED AT A CAC-HMO CLINIC, AND WAS HOSPITALIZED AT THE CLEVELAND CLINIC LAST YEAR, FOR GALL BLADDER SURGERY. SHE FURTHER STATED THAT SHE FOUND THREE (3) VIALS OF MEDICATION (PROBABLY "DIFLUCAN") ON TOP OF BATHROOM SINK, VIALS WERE FULL. SHE FLUSHED IT DOWN THE TOILET. *** REFILED ON FEBRUARY 26,1997 --- IP *** JLVALV ** THIS CASE WAS REFERED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT BY STAFF OF CABALLERO-WOODLAND FUNERAL HOME, WHEN CERTIFYING PHYSICIAN GAVE CAUSE OF DEATH AS HEAD TRAUMA, AND BODY HAD ALREADY BEEN BURIED. BY AN APPARENT MISCOMUNICATION, THE BODY WAS EXHUMATED AND BROUGHT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT ** . ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE DECEASED'S WIFE, ON OCTOBER 31,1996 P.M., THE DECEASED WAS SEEN BY A NEIGHBOR HANGING LIGHTS AROUND HIS HOUSE USING A LADDER. HE LATER WAS DISCOVERED LYING UNCONSCIOUS ON THE GROUND, AT THE BASE OF THE LADDER. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO BAPTIST HOSPITAL WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM , UNRESPONSIVE, VITAL SIGNS STABLE. CHEST X-RAYS SHOWED A NORMAL CARDIAC SILHOUETTE WITH NO EVIDENCE OF PULMONARY INFILTRATE OR PULMONARY EDEMA. EKG SHOWED NORMAL SINUS RHYTHM. A CT SCAN OF THE BRAIN SHOWED A LEFT PARIETO-OCCIPITAL LINEAR NON-DEPRESSED SKULL FRACTURE. BI-SUBFRONTAL HEMORRHAGIC CONTUSION, RIGHT TO LEFT. A VERY POOR PROGNOSIS FOR RECOVERY WAS MADE AND WIFE WAS ADVISED OF A POSSIBLE CATASTROPHIC EVENT. HIS PAST MEDICAL HISTORY PLAYING AN AGGRAVATING PART ON HIS POOR CHANCES FOR RECOVERY AS DUE TO A HEART CONDITION HE WAS CURRENTLY ON COUMADIN. PAST HISTORY INCLUDED: HYPERTENSION, PAROXYSMAL ATRIAL FIBRILLATION, CARDIOMYOPATHY WITH MODERATE LEFT VENTRICULAR SYSTOLIC FUNCTION AND AN EJECTION FRACTION OF 35 TO 40 %, NON-INSULIN DIABETES MELLITUS. WAS ALSO ON PROCAN, INDERAL, GLYNASE, GLUBURIDE, DIGOXIN, AND CAPTOPRIL. HE REMAINED IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT HIS CONDITION DETERIORATING, UNTIL NOVEMBER 8,1996 WHEN HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 6:00 PM.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A PATIENT AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AND IT WAS REPORTED BY HER DAUGHTER THAT SHE HAS SUFFERED TWO HEART ATTACKS THIS YEAR. NOVEMBER 17, 1996 DURING THE EARLY MORNING HOURS, THE DEC'D DAUGHTER SUMMONED FIRE-RESCUE AFTER THE DEC'D COMPLAINED OF LEFT ARM PAIN AND SHORTNESS OF BREATH. FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND HER IN FULL ARREST. SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER. UPON HER ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM, SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITAL SIGNS. MONITOR SHOWING ASYSTOLE. SHE WAS NOTED WITH FIXED AND DILATED PUPILS AND VOMIT ON HER FACE. ALL EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE WERE MET WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS, SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 2:38 A.M.. *****FAMILY IS REQUESTING AUTOPSY***** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: NOVEMBER 17, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS AT HOME WHEN ACCORDING TO HER HUSBAND, SHE COLLAPSED. HE INITIATED C.P.R. AND SUMMONED FIRE-RESCUE. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, C.P.R. WAS CONTINUED AND MONITOR WAS SHOWING V-FIB. INTUBATION ATTEMPTS WERE UNSUCCESSFUL. SHE WAS THEN TRANSPORTED TO PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER. UPON HER ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM, SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND MONITOR WAS SHOWING ASYSTOLE, PUPILS WERE FIXED AND DILATED. ALL EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE WERE MET WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS. SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 12:19 A.M.. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE AND WAS UNDER TE MEDICAL ATTENTION OF DR. WOOLGER WHO UPON CONTACTING, REFUSED TO SIGN THE DEATH CERTIFICATE. JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL CHART TO BE REQUESTED.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 17, 1996, ABT. 11:00A.M., THE DECEASED WAS BEING ASSISTED FROM HIS BED INTO A WHEELCHAIR WHEN HE SUDDENLY BECAME UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON ARRIVAL, FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE, WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND EKG MONITOR SHOWING VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PALM SPRINGS MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE, WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND IN FULL CARDIAC. ADVANCE CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 12:59P.M., HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD HE HAD BEEN TREATED BY DR. PEDRO CAPOTE (823-3400) WHO STATED THAT HE HAS A HISTORY OF POLYCYSTIC KIDNEY DISEASE WITH HYPERTENSION AND RENAL FAILURE SECONDARY TO POLYCYCTIC KIDNEYS, CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE AND SUFFERED FROM DEPRESSION, BUT WAS NOT SUICIDAL. HE FEELS THAT HIS CAUSE OF DEATH WAS A RESULT OF HIM SUFFERING A MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 17, 1996, AT 3:31 PM., THE DECEASED WAS FOUND EXPIRED SITTINT ON A ROCKING SOFA-CHAIR AT HOME, BY HER SISTER. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND CONFIRMED EXPIRATION. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. SHE REPORTEDLY WAS SUFFERING WITH MULTIPLE MEDICAL PROBLEMS WHICH INCLUDED CARDIAC DISEASE, OVARIAN CANCER AND ULCERS. HER PHYSICIAN WAS CONTACTED AND ADVISED THAT HE WAS WILLING TO SIGN THE CERTIFICATE. SHE REPORTEDLY WAS ON CAPOTEN, METOPROLOL, TICLID, PROPOXY-N, APAP, NIFEDIPINE, AND DURICEF. . AS PER INFORMATION PROVIDED BY DECEASED'S SISTER, THE DECEASED FELL AT HOME ON OCTOBER 23, 1996. WAS TAKEN TO NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER, WHERE SHE WAS EXAMINED AND RELEASED. NO FRACTURES FOUND, JUST A BRUISED THIGH. SHE ALSO HAD A FEEDING TUBE. DR. ALEJANDRO VILASUSO 754-1654, CONTACTED THIS OFFICE ON NOVEMBER 18,1996 AND ADVISED THAT HE HAD BEEN TREATING THE DECEASED FOR ABOUT FOUR YEARS. DIAGNOSIS: MULTI-INFARCT DEMENTIA, CHRONIC ATRIAL FIBRILLATION, CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, ISCHEMIC CARDIOMYOPATHY, RECURRENT ASPIRATION PNEUMONIA, CARCINOMA OF CERVIX, GASTRO-INTESTINAL BLEEDING DUE TO ULCERS, HYPERTENSION, AND OSTEOARTHRITIS. KLVAL@Y ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 18, 1996, ABT. 10:00A.M., THE MAID RESPONDED TO THE DECEASED'S RESIDENCE AND FOUND HIM ON THE FLOOR DECEASED. IT APPEARED THAT AT THE TIME OF HIS EXPIRATION, HE FELL FORWARD OUT OF THE WHEELCHAIR AND STRUCK HIS HEAD ON A TABLE. ACCORDING TO HIS RELATIVES, HE HAS A HISTORY OF RESPIRATORY PROBLEMS, CARDIAC PROBLEMS AND SUFFERED FROM DEPRESSION. ACCORDING TO DR. KIRKALANI, THE DECEASED HAS BEEN HIS PATIENT SINCE 1992 AND HAS A HISTORY OF CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE, MILD ANGINA, ASTHMATIC BRONCHITIS, PROSTATIC CANCER, S/P RIGHT ABOVE THE KNEE AMPUTATION DUE TO AN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT THAT OCCURED IN 1986. MEDICATIONS THAT HE WAS ON WERE LASIX AND K-DUR. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A MIDDLE AGED MALE WHO RECENTLY MOVED TO MIAMI FROM GERMANY. HE HAD NOT COMPLAINED OF ANY PROBLEMS OR DISCOMFORT WHEN HE SPOKE WITH FAMILY MEMBERS ON SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1996. AT ABOUT 9:30 PM, NORTH MIAMI BEACH POLICE UNITS WERE DISPATCHED TO 20TH AVENUE AND 171ST STREET IN REFERENCE TO A CALL OF A MAN LYING IN THE STREETS. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL THE DECEASED WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE, LYING IN THE SWALE IN FRONT OF 17071 NE 20TH AVENUE, IN FRONT OF A FORD TAURUS AUTOMOBILE THAT POLICE REPORT WAS REGISTERED IN HIS NAME. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED AND RESPONDED, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. AT THE TIME OF THE POLICE REPORT, THEY HAD NOT BEEN ABLE TO CONTACT FAMILY MEMBERS. THEY ADVISED THAT THE DECEASED HAD A LARGE AMOUNT OF CASH MONEY IN HIS WALLET WHICH WAS SECURED BY THE DETECTIVES. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. YLVALe ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS A RESIDENT AT A BOARDING HOME THROUGH THE GUARDIANSHIP PROGRAM OF DADE COUNTY. ON OCTOBER 16, 1996, WHILE AT THE BOARDING HOME, HE BECAME INVOLVED IN A DISPUTE WITH ANOTHER INDIVIDUAL AT THE BOARDING HOME AND WAS STRUCK IN THE HEAD WITH POSSIBLY A CHAIR OR A TABLE LEG. HE WAS TAKEN TO SOUTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER WITH MULTIPLE FACIAL LACERATIONS AND ABRASIONS. SWELLING WAS NOTED UNDER THE BRIDGE OF HIS NOSE. CT SCAN OF ORBITS REVEALED NO APPARENT FRACTURE. TREATMENT WAS MINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOR FURTHER TREATMENT AND CARE. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE WAS RESPONSIVE AND DENIED ANY LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS. HE WAS TAKEN TO X-RAY WHERE A CT SCAN OF THE BRAIN REVEALED RIGHT PERIORBITAL SOFT TISSUE SWELLING WHICH HAS DECREASED IN SIZE. SOFT TISSUE SWELING OF THE RIGHT TEMPORAL SCALP AND THE OCCIPITAL SCALP WHICH HAD ALSO DECREASED IN SIZE. DISLOCATED LENS OF THE RIGHT EYE WAS ALSO NOTED. IMPRESSION: PERIVENTRICULAR WHITE MATTER CHANGES SECONDARY TO ISCHEMIC CHANGES, LEFT FRONTAL LOBE INFARCT OF INDETERMINATE AGE, RIGHT TEMPORAL OLD INFARCT WITH LACUNAR INFARCT OF THE RIGHT CAUDATE NUCLEUS, CALCIFIED ANURYSMAL BASILAR ARTERY WHICH IS ELONGATED, ALTHOUGH CANNOT EXCLUDE THROMBUS FORMATION WITHIN THE BASILAR ARTERY, CEREBELLAR DEGENERATION, LOW DENSITY IN THE VERMIS. FOLLOW-UP WAS RECOMMENDED FOR BETTER EVALUATION OF THIS LESSION, DEFORMITY OF THE RIGHT LAMINA PAPYRACEA WHICH COULD BE SECONDARY TO FRACTURE VERSUS THE PATIENT HAD PRIOR SURGERY, SPHENOID AND ETHMOIDAL SINUS DISEASE, DISLOCATED RIGHT LENS WITH PERIORBITAL SOFT TISSUE SWELLING WHICH HAS DECREASED IN SIZE SINCE PRIOR STUDY. TREATMENT WAS CONTINUED, HOWEVER, HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATED AND ON NOVEMBER 18, 1996, AT 12:20A.M., HE EXPIRED. HE HAS A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION AND ATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE.LVALX ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS RESIDING AT THE DIGNITY BEHAVIORAL CARE CENTER. ON NOVEMBER 19, 1996 SHE WAS EATING LUNCH WHICH CONSISTED OF MEAT, BLACK BEANS, RICE AND A BANANA WHEN SHE SUDDENLY GOT UP FROM THE TABLE AND RAN OUTSIDE. A STAFF MEMBER CAUGHT HER OUTSIDE AND OBSERVED HER TURNING BLUE. SHE VOMITTED FOOD THAT WAS IN HER THROAT AND COLLAPSED. CPR WAS INITIATED AND FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED. SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO KENDALL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL, IN FULL ARREST, INTUBATED AND ON THUMPER. SHE WAS WITHOUT ANY VITAL SIGNS. CARDIAC MONITOR SHOWED ASYSTOLE RHYTHM. CPR CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 1:40PM. DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF SCHIZOPHRENIA, CANCER AND HAD UNDERGONE OPEN HEART SURGERY AND A LEFT LOBECTOMY. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY FEMALE WHO RETIRED FROM HER BOOK-KEEPING JOB OF MANY YEARS AND LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH A HOUSE MATE. ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1996, AT ABOUT 8:20 PM, THE HOUSE MATE WAS AT HOME WITH THE DECEASED WHEN SHE STOPPED BREATHING. METRO DADE POLICE WERE SUMMONED AND RESPONDED, SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. IT APPEARS THAT THE HOUSE-MATE HONORED A WISH OF THE DECEASED BY WAITING A WHILE BEFORE SHE CALLED POLICE TO ADVISED THEM OF HER DEATH. HER PAST MEDICAL HISTORY WAS PROVIDED BY DOCTOR EUGENE FIERER (933-4600), WHO TREATED HER FOR ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. ACCORDING TO THE HOUSE-MATE, THE DECEASED HAD FALLEN SEVERAL TIMES IN THE PAST AND HAD SUSTAINED BROKEN RIGHT AND LEFT HIPS. SHE HAD ALSO BROKEN HER RIGHT AND LEFT WRISTS. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. -LVALl; ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 19, 1996, ABT. 11:20P.M., THE DECEASED WAS AT HOME WATCHING TELEVISION. HE ASKED FOR A PILL (DIAZEPAM = LIBRIUM) AND LAID DOWN IN THE BED WITH HIS WIFE. ABT. 11:39P.M., HIS WIFE HEARD HIM MAKEING STRANGE NOISES. SHORTLY THERAFTER, HE BECAME UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON ARRIVAL, FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE AND IN FULL CARDIAC ARREST. EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PALM SPRINGS GENERAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE, WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND IN FULL CARDIORESPIRATORY ARREST. ADVANCE CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 11:59P.M., HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO HIS WIFE, HE HAS NO PAST MEDICAL PROBLEMS. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON NOVEMBER 18, 1996 ABT. 11:00 P.M. BY HIS MOTHER. THE FOLLOWING DAY, SHE WENT TO CHECK ON HIM AND FOUND HIM LYING JUST INSIDE THE FRONT DOOR OF THE TRAILER (WHICH WAS IN THE REAR OF HER RESIDENCE). POLICE WERE SUMMONED AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED WITH A HYPODERMIC NEEDLE INSIDE HIS LEFT HAND. DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF HEROIN, CRACK AND COCAINE ABUSE. HE HAD BEEN TREATED IN THE PAST AT V.A. MEDICAL CENTER. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY TO BE OBTAINED. ***PMH: DECEASED WAS TREATED IN JANUARY 1995 AT VETERAN ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL AND HAD A HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION, CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE AND UNDERWENT CATARAC SURGERY. ***REFILED 3/19/97*** (ABC)HLVALV ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WASA A MIDDLE AGED FEMALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. SHE HAD COMPLAINED OF HAVING STOMACH PROBLEMS ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1996, LATE IN THE EVENING, REPORTEDLY VOMITED. IN THE EARLY MORNING HOURS OF THE NEXT DAY, SHE ADVISED HER DAUGHTER THAT SHE WAS FEELING A LITTLE BETTER. THE DAUGHTER WENT OUT TO WORK, RETURNED AT ABOUT 4:00 PM, FOUND HER LYING IN BED UNRESPONSIVE AND EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED. THEY RESPONDED AND SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF FOR INSULIN DEPENDANT DIABETES MELLITUS 20 YEARS, OTHER TREATMENT AT MIAMI MENTAL HEALTH CENTER AND PALMETTO GENERAL MEDICAL CENTER. MEDICATION; THIORIDAZINE WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT WITH THE DECEASED. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A YOUNG MALE WHO WAS EMPLOYED AS A FUMIGATOR WITH COASTAL FUMIGATIONS INC.. ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1996, HE HAD REPORTED TO WORK AT THE JOB SITE, 18845 ATLANTIC BOULEVARD AND WAS ASSISTING IN THE TENTING OF A TWO STORY BUILDING. AS HE WAS PREPARING THE NORTH SIDE OF THE BUILDING THAT WAS TO BE CLAMPED, HE WAS USING AN ALUMINUM LADDER IT THE PROCESS. THE LADDER CAME IN CONTACT WITH THE ELECTRICAL WIRES AND BECAME CHARGED. CO-WORKERS HEARD A BUZZING SOUND FOLLOWED BY A LOUD POP, THEY TURNED TO SEE THE LADDER FALLING. THEY RUSHED TO HIM. HE LYING SUPINE ON THE GROUND BREATHING HEAVILY, THE LADDER ON THE GROUND BESIDE HIM. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED AND RESPONDED, CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES WERE INITIATED AS HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO AVENTURA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL HE WAS ON THE THUMPER, RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS IN PROGRESS, THE CARDIAC MONITOR SHOWING ASYSTOLE, HIS PUPILS WERE FIXED AND DILATED. THERE WAS NO RESPONSE TO THE RESUSCITATION AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 1:55 PM. LVAL]+f|UlR,ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUS AND ALZHEIMER'S DISEASERIGHT LOBAR PNEUMONIA AND EMPHYSEMA. CONT: CHRONIC ETHANOLISMPERICARDIAL TAMPONADE DUE TO: RUPTURED INFERIOR WALL MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION DUE TO: ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEPERICARDIAL TAMPONADE. DUE TO: RUPTURED LATERAL WALL MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. DUE TO: ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE AND BREAST CANCERPericardial Tamponade Due To: Ruptured inferior wall myocardial infarction Due To: Atherosclerotic Cardiovascular DiseaseACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROMEACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROMEMULTIPLE CEREBELLAR AND CEREBRAL EMBOLI DUE TO: RING ABSCESS OF MITRAL VALVE PROSTHESIS (STATUS POST MITRAL VALVULOPATHY)MULTIPLE INJURIES DUE TO: BLUNT TRAUMAPNEUMONIA. DUE TO: CORONARY HEART DISEASE AND CACHEXIACARCINOMATOSIS DUE TO: CARCINOMA OF THE TONGUECHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASEPERICARDIAL TAMPONADE. DUE TO: RUPTURED MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. DUE TO: ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEVENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION ASSOCIATED WITH ALCOHOLIC STEATOHEPATITIS. HEMOPERITONEUM COMPLICATING GASTRIC FUNDOPLICATION FOR TREATMENT OF MORBID OBESITYACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROMEBLUNT TRAUMA DUE TO: AUTOMOBILE CRASH ****SEE CASE 96-3275**** ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEPENDING FURTHER INVESTIGATION (FEBRUARY 20, 1997)BLUNT CRANIOCEREBRAL TRAUMA CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: ANTICOAGULANT THERAPY FOR HEART VALVE PROSTHESISATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE CONT. CAUSE: HYPERTENSIONLVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON NOVEMBER 19, 1996 AT APPROX 10:00 P.M. BY FAMILY MEMBERS. NOVEMBER 20, 1996 AT 9:30 A.M. SHE WAS DISCOVERED EXPIRED IN BED. POLICE RESPONDED AND FOUND HER LYING SUPINE IN BED WITH NO OBVIOUS SIGNS OF TRAUMA OR FOUL PLAY. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: DECEASED WAS BEING TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOR HEART PROBLEMS AND ESOPHAGEAL HERNIA. CHART HAS BEEN REQUESTED. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: NOVEMBER 16, 1996 THE DECEASED AND HER SON WERE WALKING IN THE PARKING LOT OF THE K-MART DEPARTMENT STORE WHERE SHE FELL, HOWEVER THE FALL WAS NOT WITNESSED. FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED HER TO NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER WHERE SHE WAS ADMITTED THROUGH THE EMERGENCY ROOM WITH THE FOLLOWING DIAGNOSIS: SYNCOPE, ACUTE CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT, INTRACEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE AND COAGULOPATHY. SHE HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE, HYPERTENSION AND S/P VALVE REPLACEMENT. AFTER ADMISSION, HER CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD ON NOVEMBER 17, 1996. THE REMAINS WERE RELEASED TO ETERNAL LIGHT FUNERAL HOME, HOWEVER AFTER REVIEWING THE DEATH CERTIFICATE, THE REMAINS WERE BROUGHT IN FOR PROPER CERTIFICATION.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 17, 1996, A CITY OF MIAMI POLICE OFFICER WAS NOTIFIED REGARDING THE DECEASED EXPERIENCING A POSSIBLE SEIZURE IN THE MEDIAN AT THE ABOVE INCIDENT LOCATION. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON ARRIVAL, FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE, AND BLEEDING FROM HIS LEFT EAR. HIS VITAL SIGNS WERE AS FOLLOW B/P 150/100, PULSE 60, RESP. RATE 16, GCS 3 AND EKG RHYTHM SINUS BRADYCARDIA. EMERGENCY TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE. B/P 146/100, HEART RATE 50'S, RESP. 10. HE WAS TAKEN FOR A CT SCAN OF THE BRAIN WHICH REVEALED A SUBDURAL HEMATOMA FRONT-TEMPORAL AREA WITH MID-LINE SHIFT. TREATMENT WAS CONTINUED, HOWEVER, HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE . BECAUSE OF HIS RAPID DETERIORATION, HE WAS STABLIZED AND DO NOT RESUSCITATE ORDERS WERE GIVEN. ON NOVEMBER 19, 1996, ABT. 10:58P.M., HE EXPIRED. ****WHILE HOSPITALIZED, M.D.P.D. FINGERPRINTED HIM FOR POSSIBLE IDENTIFICATION, HOWEVER, THERE WERE NO PRINTS ON FILE LOCALLY, THROUGH F.D.L.E. OR F.B.I. **** ****ADDITIONAL INVESTIGATION REVEAL THAT THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON THE AFTERNOON OF NOVEMBER 17, 1996. HE WAS INFRONT OF THE RESIDENCE WHERE HE USED TO LIVE. HE APPEARED TO BE DELIRIOUS, TALKING OUT OF HIS HEAD AND MAY HAVE BEEN UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF DRUGS. LATER THAT EVENING, A FRIEND FOUND HIM SEMI-CONSCIOUS AND BLEED FROM HIS EAR. THE FRIEND CALLED FIRE RESCUE. ON THE FOLLOWING DAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1996, HIS IDENTIFICATION WAS FOUND IN A NEARBY DUMPSTER. HE IS A JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL PATIENT WITH A HISTORY OF ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS AND SYPHILIS. HE HAS A SOCIAL HISTORY OF SMOKING CIGARETTES, AND CRACK COCAINE ABUSE.**** ****POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION WAS MADE BY VIEWING PHOTOGRAPHS****LVAL~= ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 20, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS THE DRIVER OF A 1989 OLDSMOBILE THAT WAS TRAVELING WEST ON SOUTHWEST 272ND STREET. AS HE APPROACHED THE INTERSECTION OF OLD DIXIE HIGHWAY, HE FAILED TO STOP AT THE STOP SIGN AND WAS STRUCK ON THE DRIVER'S SIDE BY A NORTHBOUND VAN. POLICE RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED ON THE SCENE. HE WAS NOT WEARING A SEATBELT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: NOVEMBER 20, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS RIDING A THREE WHEELED BICYCLE BEHIND 4085 EAST 8TH AVENUE WHEN HE APPARENTLY SUFFERED A CARDIAC ARREST AND COLLAPSED. FIRE-RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND RESPONDED. POLICE VIEWED HIM WITH TWO LACERATIONS ON HIS FOREHEAD ABOVE THE BRIDGE OF HIS NOSE. HE WAS THEN TRANSPORTED TO HIALEAH HOSPITAL. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITAL SIGNS. MONITOR WAS SHOWING V-FIB. ALL EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE WERE MET WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS AND HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED LAST SPOKE WITH RELATIVES ON NOVEMBER 19, 1996 AT APPROX 8:00 P.M. VIA TELEPHONE. NOVEMBER 20, 1996 AT APPROX 10:15 A.M. SHE WAS DISCOVERED INSIDE HER APARTMENT EXPIRED. SHE WAS FOUND LYING IN BED WITH TISSUES. THERE WAS BLOOD OBSERVED ON THE PILLOWS AND THE BACK OF HER HEAD. ON THE KITCHEN FLOOR WHICH IS A TILED AREA, WERE HER GLASSES AND EARRING AS WELL AS BLOOD. AREAS OF TRANSFER WERE ALSO FOUND OUTSIDE OF THE KITCHEN ON THE TILE WHICH WAS CONSISTENT WITH THE DEC'D CRAWLING OUT AND ASSISTING HERSELF UP AND WALKING INTO THE BEDROOM. HER BLOODY BLOUSE WAS LYING ON A CHAIR INSIDE THE BEDROOM. SHE APPARENTLY FELL IN THE KITCHEN AND MADE HER WAY BACK TO THE BEDROOM WHERE SHE EXPIRED. HER MEDICATIONS WERE FOUND ON THE KITCHEN TABLE AND TRANSPORTED TO THIS OFFICE. THEY INCLUDE DYAZIDE, PREDNISONE, DEMADEX, KLOR-CON AND CYTOTEC.wLVALj ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL RECORDS, THE DECEASED HAS A HISTORY OF MORBID OBESITY, RESPIRATORY PULMONARY DISEASE AND SLEEP APNEA. ON NOVEMBER 20, 1996, SHE WAS ADMITTED INTO THE HOSPITAL FOR GASTRIC BYPASS SURGERY WHICH WAS ELECTIVE. DURING THE SURGERY, SHE BEGAN TO EXPERIENCE EXTENSIVE BLEEDING AND WENT INTO CARDIAC ARREST. ADVANCE CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 12:40P.M., SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS ARRESTED IN AUGUST 1996 FOR CHARGES OF BURGLARY, GRAND THEFT AND NARCOTICS. HE HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME. ON NOVEMBER 13, 1996, HE WAS TAKEN TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WARD - D COMPLAINING OF SHORTNESS OF BREATH, CHEST PAINS AND A PRODUCTIVE COUGH FOR THE PAST FEW WEEKS. HE WAS ADMITTED WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, VOLUME DEPLETION AND FEVER. AN EKG REVEALED LEFT AXIIS DEVIATION, SINUS TACHY WAVE ABNORMALITY. A CHEST X-RAY SHOWED RIGHT MIDDLE LOBE INFILTRATE CARDIOMEGALY. TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED BUT HIS CONDITION DETERIORATED - HIS LUNGS WERE RHONCHI AND MIXED WHEEZES AND HIS COUGH CONTINUED.. HE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE. ON NOVEMBER 20, 1996, HE BECAME ASYSTOLIC AND CPR WAS ADMINISTERED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 10:30 A.M..LVAL#  ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: NOVEMBER 20, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS AT HOME WHEN SHE EXPERIENCED SHORTNESS OF BREATH AND DIFFICULTY BREATHING. MIAMI FIRE-RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND RESPONDED. SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER. UPON HER ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM, SHE WAS ALERT AND RESPONSIVE HOWEVER, HER RESPIRATORY DISTRESS BECAME MORE SEVERE WITH AGONAL RESPIRATIONS. SHE WAS SUBSEQUENTLY INTUBATED. HER CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 5:25 P.M., PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: DECEASED HAD BEEN PREVIOUSLY HOSPITALIZED AT CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER FOR DECOMPENSATED CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, URINARY TRACT INFECTION, NEW ONSET OF DIABETES MELLITUS, ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE, SEVERE OSTEOARTHRITIS AND ANXIETY. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1996, AT ABOUT 3:00 PM, THE DECEASED WAS REPORTEDLY FINISHING LUNCH AT THE FLAMINGO PIZZERIA LOCATED AT 2443 WEST OKECHOBEE ROAD WHEN SHE SUDDENLY COLLAPSED UNCONSCIOUS. SHE WAS GIVEN "C.P.R." BY WITNESSES UNTIL EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS ARRIVED. RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES CONTINUED AS SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PALMETTO GENERAL HOSITAL. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL SHE UNRESPONSIVE, NO BLOOD PRESSURE, NO PULSE, NO RESPIRATION, PUPILS WERE FIXED AND DILATED. THERE WAS NO RESPONSE TO RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 3:36 PM. AT THE TIME OF HER EPISODE, THE DECEASED WAS NOT CARRING ANY IDENTIFICATION. AT THE TIME OF THIS REPORT. ****POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION WAS MADE FROM FINGER PRINTS MATCHED WITH PRINTS FROM THE DECEASED'S PASS PORT BY HIALEAH POLICE DEPARTMENT ON NOVEMBER 30, 1996. **** **** REFILED: (03/18/1997) tec ****cLVALo ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY FEMALE WHO WAS RETIRED AND LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS. SHE HAD COMPLAINED OF NOT FEELING WELL FOR THE LAST FEW DAYS WITH HEAD ACHES AND DIZZINESS. ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1996, DURING THE EVENING HOURS, HER SON RETURNED HOME TO FIND HER UNRESPONSIVE AND EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED. THEY RESPONDED, INITIATED CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES AS SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL, SHE WAS IN INTUBATED, IN FULL ARREST. THE CARDIAC MONITOR SHOWED AN AGONAL RHYTHM, HER PUPILS WERE FIXED AND DILATED, THERE WAS NO SPONTANEOUS RESPIRATION, NO PULSE. EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE WERE MET WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 8:45 PM. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT WAS OBTAINED FROM HER H.M.O. CENTER WHERE SHE HAD BEEN TREATED BY DR. SHEPARD, KENNETH (644-2400) FOR HYPERTENSION. MEDICATION: PAXIL, LOTENSIN, NIFEDIPINE, CALCIUM + D AND MULTIPLE VITAMINS WERE TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ***** THE SON OF THE DECEASED REQUESTED AN AUTOPSY. ******LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ILL ELDERLY MALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. HE HAD BEEN AN INPATIENT AT PALM SPRINGS HOSPITAL SINCE OCTOBER, DISCHARGED NOVEMBER 19, 1996. HE HAD BEEN UNABLE TO WALK DUE TO HIS MEDICAL CONDITION PRIOR TO BEING ADMITTED INTO THE HOSPITAL AND BED RIDDEN AFTER DISCHARGE. ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1996, HE ATE WELL, ALL THREE MEALS FINISHING DINNER AT ABOUT 5:30 PM. HE ASKED TO BE PUT TO BED AT ABOUT 7:00 PM. ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1996, HE WAS AWAKE AT ABOUT 5:30 6:00 AM, TALKING WITH HIS WIFE. SHE WENT INTO THE KITCHEN TO GET A GLASS OF APPLE JUICE AND RETURNED A FEW MOMENTS LATER TO FIND HIM UNRESPONSIVE. SHE CALLED EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WHO RESPONDED. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT BY DOCTOR ALONSO ICOCHEA (696-5007), AND TREATMENT AT PALM SPRINGS HOSPITAL FOR SEVERE CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE, RESPIRATORY INSUFICIENCY, COR-PULMONALE, CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE. **** THE FAMILY MEMBERS ARE REQUESTING NO AUTOPSY. **** .LVAL< ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED HAD NOT BEEN SEEN IN THE PAST TWO TO THREE WEEKS. ON NOVEMBER 21, 1996, A NEIGHBOR NOTICED A FOUL ODOR COMING FROM DECEASED'S HOME AND SUMMONED POLICE. THEY RESPONDED AND ENTERED THE RESIDENCE. UPON DOING SO, THE DECEASED WAS FOUND SITTING IN A CHAIR EXPIRED IN AN ADVANCED STAGE OF DECOMPOSITION. FAMILY MEMBERS STATED THAT THE DECEASED WAS A HEAVY DRINKER BUT HAD NO OTHER KNOWN MEDICAL PROBLEMS. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE SISTER OF THE DECEASED, IN 1994, THE DECEASED WAS DIAGNOSED WITH CANCER OF THE TOUNGE. SHE HAD BEEN TREATED WITH RADIATION TREATMENT AND CHEMOTHERAPHY. SHE ALSO HAD A FEEDING TUBE IN HER STOMACH, BECAUSE SHE WAS UNABLE TO EAT OR DRINK. SHE WAS LAST SEEN BY A PHYSCIAN IN 1994, BECAUSE SHE FELT THAT HER CONDITION WAS DETERIORATING AND THERE WAS NO REASON TO CONTINUE TREATMENT. HOWEVER, SHE DID SEE A PHYSCIAN AT BAPTIST HOSPITAL IN JANUARY OF 1996 TO HAVE SOME BONE REMOVED FROM HER FACE. ON NOVEMBER 21, 1996, ABT. 10:53A.M., SHE RESPONDED TO HER ROOM TO CHECK ON HER WELFARE AND GIVE HER SOME MILK, BUT FOUND HER UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON ARRIVAL, PRONOUNCED HER DEAD. ACCORDING TO BAPTIST HOSPITAL RECORDS, SHE WAS LAST SEEN THERE IN OCTOBER OF 1995. DIAGNOSIS: MALIGNANT NEOPLASM OF LOWER GUM, POST INFLAMATORY PULMONARY FIBROSIS. ON OCTOBER 20, 1995, SHE HAD SURGERY. PRE-OP DIAGNOSIS WERE AS FOLLOW; S/P CARCINOMA OF THE FLOOR OF THE MOUTH, TOUNGE AND MANDIBLE WITH OSTEORADIONECROSIS OF THE EDGE OF THE MANDIBLE BILATERALLY WITH EXPOSED BONE PRESENT. OPERATION: DEBRIDEMENT OF MANDIBLE WITH SAGITTAL SAW AND CLOSURE OF ORAL CAVITY MUCOSA. LVALO According to initial police investigation: The decedent lived with his daughter and was last seen alive by her on the evening of November 21,1996. She left the house early the following morning, her dad's bedroom door was closed at the time. She returned home at 2:10 p.m at which time found the decedent doa in his bedroom. The decedent was a diabetic, but was not under the care of a doctor. For the past few days he complained of not feeling well, but never seeked medical care.ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: NOVEMBER 21, 1996 RANDALL EASTERN RESPONDED TO S.R. 836 AT 27TH AVENUE WHERE THE DEC'D WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE WITH A GCS OF 5. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 2:52 P.M. HE WAS ADMITTED WITH A GCS OF THREE AND UNRESPONSIVE. ADMITTING DIAGNOSIS WAS CARDIOPULMONARY ARREST SECONDARY TO BRAIN HERNIATION SECONDARY TO INTRACRANIAL MASSES. (HE HAD A HISTORY OF MITRAL AND AORTIC HEART VALVE REPLACEMENT. FAMILY MEMBERS STATED THAT DURING THE PAST THREE WEEKS DEC'D HAD BEEN SEEN BY A PHYSICIAN WHO STATED HE HAD BEEN SUFFERING FROM RENAL INSUFFICIENCY) ADMITTING CT SCAN REVEALED LARGE MASS IN BRAIN WITH EVIDENCE OF HERNIATION. HIS CONDITION WORSENED AND HE WAS DECLARED BRAIN DEAD AND SUBSEQUENTLY PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 6:05 P.M.. *** REFILED ON DECEMBER 27, 1996 *** [BAR] ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 21, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS A PEDESTRIAN CROSSING BISCAYNE BLVD FROM WEST TO EAST. A 1986 PONTIAC WAS TRAVELING NORTHBOUND ON BISCAYNE BLVD IN THE INSIDE LANE AND STRUCK HIM AS HE CROSSED THE LANES. WHILE LYING IN THE ROADWAY, HE WAS AGAIN STRUCK BY A 1989 ACURA THAT WAS ALSO TRAVELING NORTHBOUND IN THE CENTER LANE OF BISCAYNE BLVD. THE DECEASED EXPIRED ON THE SCENE.uet`G@@Q@@@G@OO?`G@96-2946MURRAYDONALDYRMWHITE1360 WEST 31ST STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAPALM SPRINGS HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOMNATURAL_@96-05069103@Ļ\\WVTTNHA{|@G@L@@@G@ll?@G@`G@96-2942WILLIAMSGENEVAYRFBLACK1745 NORTHWEST 65TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDANORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER - EMERGENCY ROOM1745 NORTHWEST 65TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL"@589743-S01DETECTIVE MOORE2@ ݳ^^YXVVPHA@G@D@@@@G@[[?@G@@G@96-2941MORLEYVANESSAYRFBLACK4370 NORTHWEST 187TH TERRACE MIAMI, FLORIDAPARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER - EMERGENCY ROOM4370 NORTHWEST 187TH TERRACE MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALCONGENTIAL HEART DISEASE589491-S01DETECTIVE ROEBUCK&@7+幉]]XWUUNHA  G@Q@:@ F@? E@?@G@96-2939THOMASFRANK EDWINYRMWHITEANTIGO, WISCONSIN.9401 S.W. 82ND AVENUE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. BAPTIST HOSPITAL OF MIAMI, INPATIENT 9401 S.W. 82ND AVENUE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.ACCIDENTALBLUNT CRANIOCEREBRAL TRAUMA.592227-S01DET.PARMENTER@]QDB:Шsa\[YYNHA  G@@@@ G@>>?@G@96-2938WINSTONJAIME LEIGHYRMWHITE1300 WEST 47TH PLACE, # 212-B, HIALEAH, FLORIDA. FOUND: 1300 WEST 47TH PLACE, # 212-B, HIALEAH, FLORIDA 1300 WEST 47TH PLACE, # 212-B, HIALEAH, FLORIDA.ACCIDENTAL#@96-5052503DET. B. FADEL@=1$"ϓbb]\ZZOHA  G@J@.@ G@?@G@96-2936DIXONWILLIAMYRMBLACK1618 N.W. 1ST COURT, MIAMI, FLORIDA. FOUND: 1618 N.W. 1ST COURT, MIAMI, FLORIDA. 1618 N.W. 1ST COURT, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURALDILATED CARDIOMYOPATHY.3211294-V02SGT. E. MARTINEZ@."ݵ\\WVTTMHA ZR:$ G@G@@G@88?G@(}'}?G@96-2959SHAWMARYYRFWHITE7120 S.W. 92ND AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.KENDALL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, E.R.5600 S.W. 135TH AVENUE #112, MIAMI, FLA.ACCIDENTALI@593638-S01DET. GALLAGHERC@ɠ{XXSRPPLHAG@V@@`G@qq?G@96-2957ROTTENBERGJANEYRFWHITE2751 NE 183RD STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA2751 NE 183RD STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA2751 NE 183RD STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL(@592633-S01RIVERS,@Ω^^YXVVRHA`G@R@v@`G@qq?`G@96-2956BARROBADIAHYRMBLACK2006 N.W. 100TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOMNATURALATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE542533-S01DET. DAN RIVERS۲[[VUSSLHA{`G@V@l@`G@?`G@96-2955MARKWOITZISIDOREYRMWHITE430 21ST STREET #368 MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA430 21ST STREET #368 MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDANATURAL&@96-3891804DET. SCRIMSHAW@``[ZXXQHA{`G@N@@@G@?`G@96-2952KAIBLAWRENCE GEORGEYRMWHITE1551 MIAMI GARDENS DRIVE #3121-B, NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FLA.20TH AVENUE AND NE 171ST STREET, NO. MIAMI BCH., FLA.20TH AVENUE AND N.E. 171ST STREET, NO. MIAMI BCH., FLA.NATURALI@96-2760305MAUER, M.@:.%#ќcc^][[LHA `G@S@@@G@[[?`G@96-2947MEDINAPETRAYRFHISPANIC1166 N.W. 104TH STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. FOUND: 1166 N.W. 104TH STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA. 1166 N.W. 104TH STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURAL(@590362-S01OFR.JONES/LEE@<0#! Γ^^VUSSNHA rjG@B@@f@G@?@G@ffffff?G@96-2965VOLCYDANAISREMAINS, UNKNOWNYRMBLACKLKA: 1788 N.W. 45TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL INPATIENTIN FRONT OF: 1610 N.W. 47TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAUNKNOWN2@3221894-V02J. GRANADOc$ kkfecSMHA G@R@@@G@UUUUUU? G@?G@96-2964LEVYSYLVIAYRFWHITEPITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA12185 NORTHEAST 3RD COURT NORTH MIAMI, FLORIDANORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER - INPATIENTPARKING LOT: N.E. 107TH ST. & BISCAYNE BLVD MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALa@590920-S01DETECTIVE SHIPMAN>@?3"  ǡrZUTRRLHA G@M@@G@OO?G@96-2963HERNANDEZLUISYRMWHITE4390 WEST 12TH LANE #17-B HIALEAH, FLORIDAPALM SPRINGS GENERAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOMNATURALB@96-5109403DET. J.B. HELFEN1@ʾ]]XWUUQHA{G@L@@G@UUUUUU?G@96-2962MATONELSAYRFWHITE10804 SW 88TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 10804 SW 88TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 10804 SW 88TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALDIABETIC KETOACIDOSIS.594017-S01PARMETER, J.=@! ֪~YYTSQQLHAG@:@@2@G@88?G@OO?G@96-2961LEBRUNMARKYRMWHITE2163 NE 122ND STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAAVENTURA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER, EMERGENCY ROOM18845 ATLANTIC BOULEVARD, FLORIDAACCIDENTALELECTROCUTION.593901-S01ROEBUCK, C.m@-! ZZUTRRNHA G@G@@G@-؂-?G@G@96-2960CONEJAMESYRMWHITE6115 S.W. 61ST STREET, MIAMI, FLA.6115 S.W. 61ST STREET, MIAMI, FLA.6115 S.W. 61ST STREET, MIAMI, FLA.ACCIDENTAL5@593910-S01DET. LEWIS@Ÿ|YYTSQQLHA mG"G@J@@G@98?G@96-2972NUTIGJULE SYRFWHITE2230 MALAGA COURT FT. LAUDERDALE, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL INPATIENTNATURALR@@ɽ[[VUSSMHA{G@F@@G@?F@?G@96-2971SMITHFRED NORMANYRMWHITE240 N.E. 61ST, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, INPT.JAIL: 7000 N.W. 41ST STREET, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL#@595490-S01DET. ESTOPINAN@Ȟ~``[ZXXMHAG@@V@̤@G@?G@?G@96-2970MARLOFJOHNYRMWHITE23400 S.W. 217TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.S.W. 272ND STREET & OLD DIXIE HWY., MIAMI, FLA.S.W. 272ND STREET & OLD DIXIE HWY., MIAMI, FLA.ACCIDENTALV@595627-S01DET. MCGEEHAN@ ݮZZUTRRNHAG@K@@G@.؂-؂?G@qq?G@96-2969VALCARCELFELIXYRMWHITE1125 WEST 24TH STREET #3 HIALEAH, FLORIDAHIALEAH HOSPITAL - EMERGENCY ROOMBEHIND: 4085 EAST 8TH AVENUE HIALEAH, FLORIDANATURAL&@96-5114303OFFICER ANGULOA@ש^^YXVVQHAG@V@@G@UUUUUU?G@G@96-2968REINITZLEA LOTTIEYRFWHITE5701 COLLINS AVENUE #903 MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA5701 COLLINS AVENUE #903 MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA5701 COLLINS AVENUE #903 MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAACCIDENTALBLUNT CRANIOCEREBRAL TRAUMA96-3916504DETECTIVE MARCUS@B6&$뽏aa\[YYOHA G@P@@G@UUUUUU?G@?G@96-2966RHODESCONSTANCE NADINEYRFBLACK1337 NORTHWEST 68TH TERRACE MIAMI, FLORIDA1337 NORTHWEST 68TH TERRACE MIAMI, FLORIDA1337 NORTHWEST 68TH TERRACE MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL&@3251222-V02DETECTIVE TEJEDA@!缑ffa`^^NHAoDG+G@S@Z@G@?G@96-2979CHRISTOPHERJEANYRFWHITE120 TAMIAMI CANAL ROAD, MIAMI, FLA.120 TAMIAMI CANAL ROAD, MIAMI, FLA.120 TAMIAMI CANAL ROAD, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL7@ 3261712-V02DET. A. GARDNER@˧__ZYWWSHAG@U@@G@[[?G@96-2978KOWALSKIFLORINE GYRFWHITE9351 S.W. 110TH TERRACE MIAMI, FLORIDA9351 S.W. 110TH TERRACE MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL0@ 597268-S01DET. G. BAYAS@÷aa\[YYPHA{G@R@@G@qq?G@96-2977DIAZROLANDOYRMWHITE771 WEST 53RD STREET, HIALEAH, FLOIRIDA771 WEST 53RD STREET, HIALEAH, FLORIDA771 WEST 53RD STREET, HIALEAH, FLORIDANATURAL%@ 96-5126403CASTILLO, F. (OFFICER)Z@ӫ[[VUSSLHAG@Q@@G@?G@96-2976GRESHAMJANEYRFWHITE1011 NW 19TH COURT, MIAMI, FLORIDACEDARS MEDICAL CENTER, EMERGENCY RROM1011 NW 19TH COURT, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL@ 3251972-V02VILLAVERDE, O.@Ǥ[[VUSSOHAG@@U@@G@88?G@?G@96-2975GARCIAMARGARITAYRFWHITE800 NORTHWEST 13TH AVENUE #213 MIAMI, FLORIDACOLUMBIA CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER - EMERGENCY ROOM800 NORTHWEST 13TH AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL&@ 3251778-V02DETECTIVE VILLAVERDE@#弍__ZYWWNHAG@F@@G@?G@96-2973PRIMERANUBIAREMAINS, UNKNOWNYRFWHITE925 WEST 23RD STREET #4A HIALEAH, FLORIDAPALMETTO GENERAL MEDICAL CENTER, EMERGENCY ROOM2443 WEST OKEECHOBEE ROAD, HIALEAH, FLORIDANATURALD@96-5118903DET. ALLICKSON@' ŖllgfdTOHA .#G@M@@G@98?G@98?H@96-2986JIMENEZSERGIOYRMWHITE15457 S.W. 49th Street, Miami Florida15457 S.W. 49th Street, Miami, Florida15457 S.W. 49th Street, Miami FloridaNATURAL{@599440S01Harris@Ψ]]XWUUOHAG@R@ @G@98?G@G@96-2985ELMERTHELMAYRFWHITE3190 S.W. 27TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.3190 S.W. 27TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.3190 S.W. 27TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.NATURALHYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASE3271213-V02DET. CASTILLO@ ġ~[[VUSSMHAG@A@@@G@88?G@G@96-2984ALTIDORJOSEPHYRMBLACKINMATE: FLORIDA STATE PRISONJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - INPATIENTINMATE: FLORIDA STATE PRISONNATURAL"@598962-S01DETECTIVE MALOTT@y]]XWUUOHAG@9@@G@qq?G@G@96-2982MORRISLAVONTBROWN, KEVINYRMBLACKMIAMI, FLORIDAINMATE: 14000 NORTHWEST 41ST STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAINMATE: 14000 NORTHWEST 41ST STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAINMATE: 14000 NORTHWEST 41ST STREET MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL#@598811-S01DETECTIVE MCDERMOTT@K?,*"ܩvhcb`TNHA G@I@L@G@qq?G@?G@96-2981SANCHEZCARLOSYRMWHITE11730 SOUTHWEST 186TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - INPATIENTS.R. 836 & 27TH AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALz@598666-S01DETECTIVE BOGEN@ Ԯ]]XWUUOHAG@A@@G@UUUUUU?G@UUUUUU?G@96-2980SABOPETER THOMASREMAINS, UNKNOWNYRMWHITE3725 NORTHEAST 167TH STREET NMB, FLORIDA13300 BLOCK OF BISCAYNE BLVD., NORTH MIAMI, FLA.13300 BLOCK OF BISCAYNE BLVD., NORTH MIAMI, FLA.ACCIDENTAL'@598587-S01DET. BUCHANAN@3'əppkjhXLHA 1vIH@N@@H@qq?H@? H@96-2993ADAMSJACKYRMWHITE550 N.E. 178th Street, North Miami Bch., FlaPARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER EMERGENCY ROOM550 N.E. 178th Street, North Miami Bch., Fla.NATURAL&@96-2809105DET. MAUERJ@ ⵅYYTSQQMHAH@V@@H@88?H@88? H@96-2992CURRYROSAYRFBLACK1387 N.W. 58TH STREET, MIAMI FLORIDA1387 N.W. 58TH STREET, MIAM, FLORIDA1387 N.W. 58TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALb@3281366V02DET. ALFONSO@Ȣ}YYTSQQMHAH@P@@H@88?H@ H@96-2991GONZALEZFEDERICOYRMWHITE100 N.E. 23RD STREET, MIAMI, FLA.100 N.E. 23RD STREET, MIAMI, FLA.100 N.E. 23RD STREET, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL=@3281319-V02DET. ALFONSO@ǥ``[ZXXPHAH@M@@H@qq?G@?H@96-2990GUELBENZUMARIAYRFWHITE2342 S.W. 15TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.MERCY HOSPITAL, E.R.2342 S.W. 15TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL{@3281038-V02DET. VILLAVERDE@˿^^YXVVQHAG@T@@G@?G@?H@96-2989DELLINGERFRANCESYRFWHITE16195 S.W. 320TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.16195 S.W. 320TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.16195 S.W. 320TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.NATURALz@599818-S01DET. J. LEWIS@Ω``[ZXXQHAG@g@G@'}'}?G@II?H@96-2988LEVINEMILTONYRMWHITE16410 Miami Drive, North Miami Beach, FloridaParkway Regional Medical Center..E.R16410 Miami Drive, North Miami BeachACCIDENTALApartment Fire96-2803005Det.Hill@ѭ\\WVTTNHAG@V@t@G@88?G@88?G@96-2987MEYERVERAYRFWHITE9449 CARLYLE AVENUE, SURFSIDE, FLORIDA9449 CARLYLE AVENUE, SURFSIDE, FLORIDA9449 CARLYE AVENUE, SURFSIDE, FLORIDANATURAL5@01DET. ROEBUCK@˦YYTSQQMHAa  H@K@2@H@88?H@ H@96-2999CARLISLEWENDALLYRMWHITE29845 S.W. 154TH COURT, MIAMI, FLA.SMH HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL, E.R.29845 S.W. 154TH COURT, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL_@601845-S01DET. STROZE@__ZYWWPHA H@O@@H@qq?H@? H@96-2998PEZZINOTOMYRMWHITE9040 S.W. 202ND TERRACE, MIAMI, FLA.CLUMBIA DEERING HOSPITAL, E.R.9030 S.W. 202ND TERRACE, MIAMI, FLA.NATURALz@601764-S01DET. SANCHEZ@ZZUTRROHA H@@T@Ƕ@H@PO?G@? H@96-2997McHENRYLEWISYRMWHITE1530 WASHINGTON AVENUE #410 MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA1530 WASHINGTON AVENUE #410 MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA1530 WASHINGTON AVENUE #410 MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDANATURAL@96-3954704OFFICER D. TRAVISI@) ﾍ\\WVTTOHA  H@T@@H@?H@? H@96-2996FRANCISAGATHAYRFBLACK2865 NORTHWEST 168TH TERRACE MAIMI, FLORIDAPARKWAY WEST REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER - EMERGENCY ROOM2865 NORTHWEST 168TH TERRACE MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL7@601502-S01DETECTIVE JEFF LEWIS@'꾉]]XWUUOHA H@W@R"H@UUUUUU?G@? H@96-2995FABELODULCEYRFWHITE1125 SOUTHWEST 6TH STREET #4 MIAMI, FLORIDA1125 SOUTHWEST 6TH STREET #4 MIAMI, FLORIDA1125 SOUTHWEST 6TH STREET #4 MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL>@3281454-V02DETECTIVE GONZALEZ?@߳[[VUSSNHA H@N@;@H@UUUUUU?6@ H@96-2994BRYANTRODDY C.YRMWHITE8877 SOUTHWEST 99TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA8877 SOUTHWEST 99TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA8877 SOUTHWEST 99TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL&@600166-S01DETECTIVE CAPOTEZ@ ܲ^^YXVVNHA0LVAL93@ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE BY HER HUSBAND ON NOVEMBER 22, 1996 ABT. 5:00 A.M. AND SHE WAS COMPLAINING OF NOT FEELING WELL AT THAT TIME. A FEW HOURS LATER, HER DAUGTHER WENT TO CHECK ON HER AND FOUND HER LYING IN BED, UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND CPR WAS INITIATED BUT TO NO AVAIL, SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION AND HYPERTHYROIDISM. SHE WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. SHEPARD WHO WAS OUT OF TOWN. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN INMATE SERVING HIS SENTENCE IN CHATTAHOOCHEE, FLORIDA. HE HAD BEEN SUFFERING FROM PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS AND ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME. NOVEMBER 19, 1996 AFTER HE STOPPED EATING AND DRINKING, HIS CONDITION WORSENED. HE WAS TRANSFERRED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED WITH ALTERED MENTAL STATUS, VOLUME DEPLETION, HYPOTHERMIA, POSSIBLE SEPSIS AND COMPLICATIONS RELATED TO THE A.I.D.S. VIRUS. HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND HE BECAME UNRESPONSIVE. A "DO NOT RESUSCITATE" ORDER WAS NOTED AND HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD NOVEMBER 22, 1996 AT 8:05 A.M..AND HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD NOVEMBER 22, 1996 AT 8:05 A.M..AND HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD NOVEMBER 22, 1996 AT 8:05 A.M.. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN INMATE AT THE SOUTH FLORIDA RECEPTION CENTER WHERE HE WAS SERVING A SIX YEAR SENTENCE FOR ARMED ROBBERY, BATTERY ON A LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER AND RESISTING ARREST WITH VIOLENCE. THE DECEASED HAD BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME OVER TEN YEARS AGO WHILE AT THE DADE JUVENILE CENTER IN MIAMI. HE ALSO HAD A HISTORY OF SEIZURES DURING CHILDHOOD AND WAS TAKING DILANTIN. THE DECEASED HAD BEEN CONFINED TO THE PRISON INFIRMARY AND A "DO NOT RESUSCITATE" ORDER WAS SIGNED. NOVEMBER 22, 1996 AT APROX 6:10 A.M. THE NURSE WAS MAKING ROUNDS WHEN SHE FOUND THE DEC'D EXPIRED IN BED. HE WAS PRONOUNCED BY THE PHYSICIAN.VLVALIOf ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, FAMILY MEMBERS STATED THAT THEY HAD SPOKEN WITH THE DECEASED EARLIER DURING THE MORNING ON NOVEMBER 22,1996. LATER THAT DAY, THEY ATTEMPTED TO CONTACT HER BUT WAS UNSUCCESSFUL. THEY RESPONDED TO THE RESIDENCE TO CHECK ON HER WELL BEINGS. UPON ENTERING, SHE WAS FOUND LYING IN BED EXPIRED. POLICE RESPONDED AND FOUND NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. THE DECEASED WAS NOT BEING TREATED BY ANY PHYSICIANS AND HAD NO KNOWN MEDICAL PROBLEMS. According to initial police investigation: On November 22,1996 North Miami Beach Police and Metro Fire Rescue responded to an apartment house fire. Upon their arrival the dec'd was found unresponsive in the rear bedroom. He was taken to the lobbby area where he was noted to be pulseless with no breath sounds. Emergency treatment was administered as he was transported to Parkway Regional Hospital. Rescue arrived to the E.R. with cpr in progress, heart monitor showed idioventricular, no pulse, respiration 30. Resuscitation measures continued however his condition continued to deteriorate until 5:37 p.m when all efforts to revive him ceased and he was pronounced at that time. No known past medical history at time of report. ACCORDING TO POLICE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 22, 1996, AT ABOUT 3:25 PM, WITNESS STATED THAT DECEASED WAS TALKING ON THE TELEPHONE WHEN SHE BECANE UNCONSCIOUS FOR UNKNOWN REASON. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED , UPON ARRIVAL FOUND DECEASED SUPINE ON FLOOR UNRESPONSIVE, CPR WAS ADMINISTERED BUT TO NO AVAIL, SHE WAS PRONOUNCED AT 3:55 PM. POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY BREAST CANCER, HYPERTENSION. MEDICATIONS : TAMOXIFEN, INDOROL, CAPOZIDE, LANOXIN. **DECEASED WAS RECENTLY RELEASED FROM MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL FINAL DIAGNOSIS: CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, HYPERTENSION AND DEPRESSION.** LVALM ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 23, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS COMPLAINING TO HIS FRIEND THAT HE DID NOT FEEL WELL. HIS FRIEND LEFT THE RESIDENCE TO GET OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS. WHEN THEY RETURNED, THEY FOUND HIM UNCONSCIOUS. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD. DECEASED WAS A HEAVY DRINKER - A SHOPPING CART FILLED WITH BEER WAS FOUND INSIDE THE RESIDENCE. HE HAD A HISTORY OF A ALCOHOL ABUSE, HYPERTENSION, CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE AND CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER. HE WAS HOSPITALIZED IN JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL IN DECEMBER 1995 WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION AND PAROXYSMAL SUPRAVENTRICULAR TACHYCARDIA. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, FAMILY MEMBERS STATED THE DECEASED HAD BEEN COMPLAINING OF CHEST PAINS AND ARM NUMBNESS FOR THE PAST SEVERAL DAYS. HOWEVER, SHE REFUSED TO SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION. ON NOVEMBER 22, 1996, SHE BEGAN HAVING SHORTNESS OF BREATH ALONG WITH CHEST PAINS. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND TRANSPORTED HER TO MERCY HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, BLOOD PRESSURE: 82/40, PULSE: 84, RESPIRATIONS: 32. SHE WAS AWAKE, ALERT AND HAD RAPID RESPIRATIONS. EKG SHOWED VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. CHEST X-RAY REVEALED CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE. SHE WAS ADMINISTERED MEDICATIONS BUT CONTINUED TO BE HYPOTENSIVE. SHE WAS NOTED TO HAVE ACUTE PULMONARY EDEMA AND WAS INTUBATED. SHE BEGAN ASYSTOLIC AND WAS DEFIBRILLATED SEVERAL TIMES. CPR CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 12:20 A.M.. DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD NO MEDICAL HISTORY AND WAS NOT BEING TREATED BY A PHYSICIAN.LVALw- ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON NOVEMBER 23,1996 THE DECEDENT WAS AT HOME REPAIRING A CHAIR BY USING AN AIR COMPRESSER WITH STAPLES. HIS WIFE WAS INITIALLY IN THE YARD WATERING THE GRASS. WHEN SHE FINISHED SHE WENT IN THE HOUSE AND FOUND HER HUSBAND UNRESPONSIVE LYING ON THE CONCRETE FLOOR, HE WAS BLEEDING FROM THE BACK OF HIS HEAD, RESCUE WAS SUMMONED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL THE DEC'D WAS FOUND IN CARDIAC ARREST. EMERGENCY TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PARKWAY REGIONAL. AT 10:40 AM THEY ARRIVED AT THE E.R. WITH CPR IN PROGRESS. HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE, WITH FIXED AND DILATED PUPILS AND NO HEART ACTIVITY. AT 10:55 AM ALL EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE HIM CEASED HE WAS PRONOUNCED AT THAT TIME.. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: THE DECEDENT WAS A MEMBER OF C.A.C AND UNDERWENT A PHYSICAL EXAM ABOUT 5 MONTHS AGO. HE CHECKED OUT FINE WITH NO PROBLEMS. JUST 3 WEEKS AGO HE HAD COSMETIC SURGERY TO REPAIR DROOPY EYELIDS, HE RECOVERED FINE ACCORDING TO HIS WIFE, JUST AN OCCASIONAL HEADACHE, HIS DOCTOR SAID THIS WAS NORMAL..... ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEDENT WAS DIAGNOSED WITH ALZHEIMERS DISEASE AND WAS ALSO A DIABETIC. ON NOVEMBER 23,1996 SHE WAS AT HOME WITH TWO YOUNG FAMILY MEMBERS WHEN THEY FOUND HER UNRESPONSIVE AND NOT BREATHING. MIAMI FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON THEIR ARRIVAL PRONOUNCED HER D.O.A.. POLICE WERE UNABLE TO CONTACT HER DOCTORS AT THE TIME OF DEATH. MEDICAL RECORDS TO BE OBTAINED FROM CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER WHERE SHE ALSO RECEIVED CARE AT. ACCORDING TO COLUMBIA CEDARS HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER RECORDS. ON SEPTEMBER 3, 1996, FINAL DISCHARGE DIAGNOSIS: HYPERTENSION AND DIABETES MELLITUS.YLVALg ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED LAST SPOKE WITH HIS DAUGHTER ON NOVEMBER 22, 1996 AT APPROX 5:00 P.M.. ON NOVEMBER 23, 1996 SHE TELEPHONED HIM AND AFTER GETTING NO RESPONSE, SHE RESPONDED TO HIS RESIDENCE. UPON HER ARRIVAL, SHE GOT NO RESPONSE AT THE DOOR AND SUMMONED POLICE AND FIRE-RESCUE. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL THEY FORCE-ENTERED THE RESIDENCE AND DISCOVERED HIM LYING SUPINE ON THE FLOOR EXPIRED. DECEASED WAS UNDER THE TREATMENT OF DR. HUMBERTO FERNANDEZ FOR HEART PROBLEMS AND EMPHYSEMA. AT THE TIME OF THE DEATH, THE PHYSICIAN WAS UNABLE TO BE REACHED. MEDICATIONS TRNASPORTED TO MEDICAL EXAMINER'S OFFICE INCLUDE: AEROBID INHALER SYSTEM, ALPRAZOLAM, LANOXIN, LESCOL, FUROSEMIDE, BETAMETHASONE, ZANTAC, OVER-THE-COUNTER EXTRA STRENTH TYLENOL, EX-LAX, CORRECTOL AND ARTIFICIAL TEARS. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: NOVEMBER 23, 1996 THE DEC'D FAMILY STATES THAT THE DEC'D EXCERCISED ON HIS BIKE AND LATER WENT OUT INTO THE BACK YARD TO PLANT SOME TOMATOES IN HIS GARDEN. UPON CHECKING ON HIM, DEC'D WAS DISCOVERED LYING SUPINE ON THE GROUND EXPIRED. POLICE AND FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD. ACCORDING TO FAMILY MEMBERS, DEC'D UNDERWENT A QUAD BYPASS IN 1988 AND WAS ON MEDICATION WHICH WAS TRANSPORTED TO THIS OFFICE: VASOTEC, INDAPAMIDE, ZOCOR, NORVASC AND NITROSTAT TABLETS. DR. LLORET WAS HIS CARDIOLOGIST, HOWEVER HE WAS UNABLE TO BE REACHED.LVALednCkOjGHYPERTENSION WITH BRADYCARDIA AND ANGINAHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUSARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: HYPERTENSIONARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: HYPERTENSIONCEREBELLAR TONSILLAR HERNIATION DUE TO: MASSIVE CEREBRAL EDEMA DUE TO: CEREBRAL ABSCESSHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEATHEROSCLEROTIC AND HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: UPPER GASTROINTESTINAL HEMORRHAGE.RUPTURED ATHEROSCLEROTIC ABDOMINAL AORTIC ANEURYSMATHEROSCLEROTIC AND HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE CONT: OBESITY PROBABLE ARTEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: OLD AGE.ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUS.HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUS, OLD AGE. ACUTE RIGHT INTRACEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE, HYPERTENSIVE TYPE. PENDING FURTHER STUDIES (JANUARY 26, 1997)ACUTE OCCLUSIVE CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE. ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME.ATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASE.ATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASE. COMPLICATIONS OF MULTIPLE BLUNT TRAUMA.ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME.CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE CONT.CAUSE: CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSISHYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASE AND ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONT: DIABETES MELLITUSPERICARDIAL TAMPONADE DUE TO: RUPTURED LATERAL WALL MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION DUE TO: ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASECARDIAC TAMPONADE DUE TO: HEMOPERICARDIUM DUE TO: MYOCARDIAL INFARCT WITH RUPTURE DUE TO: ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE ATHEROSCLEROTIC AND HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE AND PULMONARY EMPHYSEMAATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEaLVALq ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON NOVEMBER 24, 1996, APARTMENT MANAGER WHO WAS NOTIFIED BY ONE OF HIS TENANTS THAT HE SMELLED A FOUL ODOR COMING FROM THE DECEASED APARTMENT. THE APARTMENT MANAGER OPENED THE DOOR WITH THE MASTER KEY AND FOUND DECEASED FACE DOWN ON THE LIVINGROOM FLOOR IN AN ADVANCED STAGE OF DECOMPOSITION. IT IS UNKNOWN WHEN THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE. DECEASED WAS TREATED AT VETERANS ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL CENTER, RECORDS TO BE OBTAINED. POLICE RESPONDED TO THE RESIDENCE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE NOVEMBER 22, 1996 BY HIS CAREGIVER WHO STATES HE WAS COMPLAINING OF A HEADACHE AT THAT TIME. ON NOVEMBER 23, 1996 AT APPROX 7:00 A.M. SHE ATTEMPTED TO CONTACT THE DEC'D BY TELEPHONE AND GOT NO ANSWER. SHE RESPONDED TO THE DEC'D RESIDENCE AND GOT A NEIGHBOR TO OPEN THE DOOR. SHE DISCOVERED THE DEC'D LYING IN BED EXPIRED. HE WAS LYING ON HIS LEFT SIDE WITH NO OBVIOUS SIGNS OF TRAUMA. DECEASED WAS REPORTEDLY BEING TREATED FOR ASTHMA AND WAS TAKING PRIMATENE MIST WHICH WAS FOUND INSIDE THE APARTMENT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS VISITING FROM OUT OF STATE AND WAS RESIDING WITH HER DAUGHTERS. SHE WAS REPORTEDLY BEING TREATED FOR DIABETES MELLITUS AND HYPERTENSION. NOVEMBER 23, 1996 SHE COMPLAINED OF NOT FEELING WELL AND A FEW MINUTES LATER, SHE BECAME UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND HER UNRESPONSIVE AND IN ASYSTOLE. SHE WAS ASLO REPORTEDLY CHOKING. C.P.R. WAS INITIATED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PARKWAY WEST REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER. UPON HER ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM, SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE WITH C.P.R. IN PROGRESS. E.T. TUBE NOT IN PLACE AND SHE WAS RE-INTUBATED. MONITOR NOW SHOWING FINE V-FIB. C.P.R. WAS CONTINUED HOWEVER WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS. SHE WAS PRONOUNCED AT 2:15 P.M..WLVAL$g ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 23, 1996 ABT. 11:00 P.M., THE DECEASED WAS THE RIGHT FRONT PASSENGER IN A VEHICLE THAT WAS TRAVELING NORTHBOUND AT A HIGH RATE OF SPEED ON THE FLA. HOMESTEAD EXTENSION TURNPIKE IN THE LEFT LANE. FOR UNKNOWN REASONS, THE DRIVER BEGAN TRAVELING ACROSS THE LANES AND THE LEFT FRONT OF THE VEHICLE STRUCK THE GUARDRAIL ON THE EAST SHOULDER. THE VEHICLE ROLLED OVER THE GUARDRAIL AND LANDED ON THE EAST SHOULDER. POLICE RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED ON THE SCENE. HE WAS NOT WEARING A SEATBELT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 23, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS AT HIS RESIDENCE WHEN HE BEGAN HAVING DIFFICULTY BREATHING. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HIM IN CARDIAC ARREST AND WITH AGONAL RESPIRATIONS. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO SMH HOMESTEAD WHERE HE ARRIVED ON THUMPER AND CPR IN PROGRESS. HE WAS WITHOUT ANY VITAL SIGNS AND HAD FIXED AND DILATED PUPILS. RESUCITATIVE EFFORTS CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 4:40 P.M.. DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF INSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETES MELLITUS AND HYPERTENSION. HE HAD BEEN TREATED IN THE PAST AT VETERAN'S ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 23, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS AT HIS NEIGHBOR'S HOUSE SITTING AT THE KITCHEN WATCHING TELEVISION WHEN HE SUDDENLY COLLAPSED. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HIM PULSELESS, APNEIC AND CYANOTIC. CPR WAS ADMINISTERED, I.V.'S STARTED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO DEERING HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, IN FULL ARREST, INTUBATED AND ON THUMPER AND WITHOUT ANY VITAL SIGNS. CHEST MONITOR SHOWED ASYSTOLE RHYTHM. RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS WERE NEGATIVE, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 4:35 P.M.. FAMILY MEMBER AND FRIEND STATED THAT DECEASED WAS DIAGNOSED WITH DIABETES AND HYPERTENSION MANY YEARS AGO. HOWEVER, HE WAS NOT CURRENTLY UNDER A DOCTOR'S CARE NOR WAS HE TAKING ANY MEDICATIONS.}LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A YOUNG MALE WITH A LONG HISTORY OF MEDICAL PROBLEMS WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. ON SUNDAY MORNING, JUST AFTER MID-NIGHT, EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED TO 439 NW 9TH STREET #30 IN REFERENCE TO A SICK OR INJURED PERSON. UPON ARRIVAL THE DECEASED WAS FOUND COUGHING AND VOMITING BLOOD. HE WAS STABILIZED AND TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL HE WAS IN CARDIORESPIRATORY ARREST, SHOWING NO VITAL SIGNS, NO PULSE, NO SPONTANEOUS RESPIRATION, PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 1:31 AM. HIS PAST MEDICAL HISTORY WAS FOR H.I.V. POSITIVE INFECTION AND DEFICIENCY COMPLEX WITH TREATMENT AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AND NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. LVAL  ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A YOUNG FEMALE WHO REPORTEDLY HAD A DRUG DEPENDANCY PROBLEMS AND HAD BEEN TREATED FOR THE SAME AT DEERING HOSPITAL AS WELL AS A METHODONE CLINIC IN SOUTH DADE. ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1996, SHE ARRIVED AT 10755 SW WEST 217TH STREET AT ABOUT 6:00 PM. DRINKING A BEER ACCORDING TO HER FRIEND WHO ALSO ADVISED THAT THE DECEASED APPEARED TO BE "HIGH", AS SHE CONTINUED TO FALL ASLEEP. THE REPORTER LEFT THE HOUSE AT ABOUT 9:00 PM, AND RETURNED ABOUT 10 MINUTED LATER TO FIND THAT SHE WAS STILL FALLING ASLEEP. SHE HELPED HER INTO BED AND PROPPED UP HER HEAD WITH PILLOWS TO HELP PREVENT SNORING, SHE THEN WENT TO BE BED HERSELF. SHE WOKE UP AT ABOUT 8:15 AM, ON SUNDAY, TOUCHED THE DECEASED TO FIND HER COLD TO TOUCH, NOT BREATHING AND UNRESPONSIVE. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED, THEY RESPONDED TO PRONOUNCE HER DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF DRUG ABUSE (HEROIN), ASTHMA, WITH TREATMENT AT DEERING HOSPITAL. MEDICATION: ALBUTEROL AND A SMALL BOTTLE CONTAINING AN UNKNOWN SUBSTANCE WERE TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT ALONG WITH THE DECEASED. *** REFILED: (03/13/97) tec *** LVAL! ** THIS IS A BONE/TISSUE CASE FROM THE UNVERSITY OF MIAMI, BROUGHT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT FOR BONE/TISSUE PROCUREMENT. ** . ACCORDING TO THE INFORMATION PROVIDED ON THE TISSUE BANK DONOR INFORMATION RECORD, ON NOVEMBER 24,1996 P.M., THE DECEASED WAS TAKEN TO WESTSIDE REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, WHERE HE EXPIRED IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 1:08 PM. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 10, 1996 AT 5:15 PM., THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS A => DRIVER <= IN A 1989 NISSAN THAT WAS TRAVELING NORTH ON FRONTAGE ROAD ADJACENT TO OKEECHOBEE ROAD (SR-25) (US-27). WITNESS REPORTED CARELESS DRIVING BY THE DECEASED. AT THE INTERSECTION WITH OKEECHOBEE ROAD (SR-25) (US-27), THE DECEASED ATTEMPTED TO CROSS THE ROAD WITHOUT STOPPING AND WAS STRUCK ON THE DRIVER'S SIDE BY A NORTHBOUND 1995 MITTSUBISHI THAT WAS TRAVELING AT ABOUT FIFTY-FIVE MPH., THE POSTED SPEED. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND AFTER ABOUT TWENTY (20) MINUTES OF EXTRICATION THE DECEASED WAS AIRLIFTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AND ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 6:12 PM., LETHARGIC, POORLY RESPONSIVE WITH BLOOD PRESSURE OF 70, AND DECREASED BREATH SOUNDS. HE HAD AN OBVIOUS LEFT FEMUR FRACTURE AND AN OPEN LEFT TIBIA FRACTURE. CHEST X-RAYS SHOWED MULTIPLE RIB FRACTURES, BLADDER AND DIAPHRAGM RUPTURE. WAS INMEDIATELY INTUBATED AND TAKEN TO THE OPERATING ROOM FOR EXPLORATORY LAPAROTOMY AND REPAIR OF BLADDER AND DIAPHRAGM. ON NOVEMBER 13, HE AGAIN WAS TAKEN TO THE OPERATING ROOM FOR EXPLORATORY LAPAROTOMY, EXPLORATION OF ABDOMEN, REMOVAL OF PACKS AND MESH CLOSURE. FOR THE REST OF HIS HOSPITAL COURSE, HIS OVERAL CONDITION DETERIORATED BECOMING COMPLICATED WITH MULTIPLE SYSTEM FAILURE, AND ON NOVEMBER 24,1996, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 12:50 A.M. LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS THE HOUSE GUEST OF A FRIEND. HE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE AT ABOUT 10:30 PM, ON NOVEMBER 23, 1996. ON SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1996, SHE ATTEMPTED TO AWAKEN HIM, FOUND HIM UNCONSCIOUS AND UNRESPONSIVE. SHE REPORTEDLY ATTEMPTED "C.P.R." BEFORE CALLING EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. POLICE INVESTIGATION REVEALED THE DECEASED TO HAVE BRUSES ON HIS BACK THAT WERE CONSISTANT WITH HIM FALLING AGAINST THE SHOWER DOOR IN THE BATHROOM. THEY WERE ADVISED THAT THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF HEAVY BEER DRINKING AND HEAVY SMOKING, HE HAD COMPLAINED OF AN UPSET STOMACH AS WELL AS SEVERE HEART BURN THE LAST SEVERAL DAYS. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 24, 1996 AT ABOUT NOON TIME, THE DECEASED WAS AT HIS RESIDENCE WHEN HE REPORTEDLY WENT OUT TO THE YARD TO MOW THE LAWN. AT 1:20 PM., A NEIGHBOR CONTACTED THE DECEASED'S WIFE AND TOLD HER THAT THE DECEASED WAS LYING ON THE YARD. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED LYING ON HIS LEFT SIDE ON THE GROUND, WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. POLICE ATTEMPTS TO CONTACT THE DECEASED'S PHYSICIAN MET WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS. . DR. JOSE DEUS, 644-3100 WAS CONTACTED BY THIS WRITER ON NOVEMBER 25, 1996 A.M., AND ADVISED THAT THE DECEASED HAD BEEN TREATED AT HUMANA/HMO CLINIC SINCE 1993. HE WAS BEING TREATED FOR CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE WITH DILATED CARDIOMYOPATHY, CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE, NON-INSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETES MELLITUS, TRANSIENT ISCHEMIC ATTACKS, CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, AND HAD AN EJECTION FRACTION OF 30-40%. WAS CURRENTLY ON CARDIZEM, DIGOXIN, DIABENESE, LASIX, ACCUPRIL, AND VENTOLIN INHALERS.LVAL+ ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A YOUNG FEMALE WHO HAD BEEN HAVING EPISODES OF DIARRHEA AND VOMITING FOR ABOUT TWO WEEK PRIOR TO BEING TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ON SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1996. SHE HAD NOT BEEN EATING DURING THAT PERIOD, SHE ONLY DRANK LIQUIDS AND HAD BEGAN TO HAVE SEVERE HEADACHES WHICH WERE TREATED ON NOVEMBER 23, 1996, WITH TYLENOL AND DARVOCET. ON SUNDAY, SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL SHE WAS AWAKE AND ALERT, ORIENTED BUT CONFUSED, WITH SPONTANEOUS RESPIRATIONS. AT ABOUT 6:00 PM, ON NOVEMBER 24, 1996, HER RESPIRATIONS BEGAN TO GET DEEPER AND SLOWER, PUPILS WERE NON-REACTIVE, SHE BECAME UNRESPONSIVE TO PAINFUL STIMULI. DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 6:50 PM. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF POSITIVE H.I.V. INFECTION DIAGNOSED IN 1991, A 50 POUND WEIGHT LOSS IN TWO MONTHS, TREATMENT AT SAINT MARY'S HOSPITAL RIVERA BEACH, FLORIDA ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD A DRINKING PROBLEM. EARLIER IN THE DAY, ON NOVEMBER 24,1996, HE HAD BEEN SEEN DRINKING. AS PER WITNESSES, HE WAS SEEN TO SIT ON A BENCH IN FRONT OF HIS RESIDENCE AND LAID HIS HEAD ON A TRASH CONTAINER, WHERE HE REMAINED FOR ABOUT AN HOUR. AT4:15 PM., FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM DEAD. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. TWO VIALS OF MEDICATIONS, ONE LABELED "ZANTAC" AND THE OTHER FOLIC ACID, GENERIC FOR "BEROCCA PLUS" WERE SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT. POLICE EFFORTS TO CONTACT HIS PHYSICIAN WERE UNSUCCESSFUL. . DR. VIRGILIO BEATO-NUNEZ, 443-7427, WAS CONTACTED AND ADVISED THAT HE SAW THE DECEASED ONLY ON ONE OCCASION, IN SEPTEMBER/1996. THE DECEASED WENT TO HIS OFFICE FOR A CHECK-UP. EKG WAS NORMAL, AS WELL AS OTHER STUDIES, EXCEPT FOR FINDINGS ON CHEMISTRY PROFILE WHICH WERE SUGGESTIVE OF POSSIBLE HEPATITIS OR ETOH ABUSE. HE HAD BEEN AT MOUNT SINAI MEDICAL CENTER.LVAL< ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL INFORMATION PROVIDED BY THE FUNERAL HOME; THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY FEMALE WHO WAS A RETIRED LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE AND LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. SHE WAS APPARENTLY TRANSPORTED BY AMBULANCE AND ADMITTED INTO THE HOSPITAL ON NOVEMBER 14, 1996, AFTER SUFFERING A FALL THE PREVIOUS NIGHT. HER ADMITTING DIAGNOSIS WAS ALTERED MENTAL STATUS WITH A HEMATOMA OVER HER RIGHT EYE, RULE OUT MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. CT SCANS WERE DONE AND RESULTS WERE CONSISTANT WITH INTRACEREBRAL BLEEDING. FAMILY MEMBERS REQUESTED NO CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION DONE. SHE WAS TRANSFERRED TO THE HOSPICE UNIT AND REMAINED AN INPATIENT UNTIL SHE EXPIRED ON NOVEMBER 19, 1996. HER DOCTOR SIGNED A DEATH CERTIFICATE FOR HER WHICH WAS SUBMITTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT FOR CREMATION APPROVAL. THE CAUSE OF DEATH WAS STATED AS INTRACEREBRAL BLEEDING, WHICH WAS REJECTED FOR APPROVAL AND A REQUEST WAS MADE FOR THE REMAINS TO BE TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT FOR PROPER CERTIFICATION. ( REFILED JULY 24, 1997 tec ) ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 24, 1996, THE DECEASED COMPLAINED OF SHARP PAINS TO HER LEFT SIDE AND STOMACH. HER BROTHER GAVE HER A HOME REMEDY TO RELEIVE THE PAIN. ON NOVEMBER 25, 1996, SHE AGAIN COMPLAINED OF SEVERE PAIN TO HER LEFT SIDE AND STOMACH. HER BROTHER GAVE HER A PRESCRIBED MEDICATION "PARAGORIC". SHE TOOK THE MEDICATION AND SHORTLY THEREAFTER, SHE BEGAN GASPING FOR BREATH, COMPLAINING OF DIFFICULTY BREATHING AND COLLAPSED. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON ARRIVAL, ADMINISTERED EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT. RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES WERE UNSUCCESSFUL AND AT 2:00P.M., SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO HER FAMILY, SHE HAS NO KNOW MEDICAL PROBLEMS.LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY FEMALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. SHE WOKE UP THE MORNING OF TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1996, COMPLAINING OF BREATHING DIFFICULTY AND LOST CONSCIOUSNESS MOMENTS LATER. EMERGENCY MEDICAL UNITS WERE SUMMONED AND RESPONDED. SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. SHE HAD A MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT BY DR. DE LA PORTILLA IN THE PAST FOR CARDIAC PROBLEMS, DEHYDRATION AND HYPERTENSION WITH PRESSURE READING OF 210/100 AT ONE POINT. SHE HAD BEEN PRESCRIBED MEDICATIONS OF HALOPERIDOL, THEO-DUR, BENZTROPINE, CARDIZEM AND SULFAMETHOKAZOLE. ALL WERE SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT ALONG WITH THE DECEASED. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A PASSENGER IN THE RIGHT REAR SEAT OF A BUICK CENTURY THAT WAS BEING DRIVEN BY HER HUSBAND. THE VEHICLE WAS EAST BOUND ON WEST 42ND STREET. AS THE VEHICLE PULLED AWAY FROM THE STOP SIGN, IT WAS STRUCK IN THE RIGHT REAR BY A 1993 FORD TAURUS TRAVELING NORTH BOUND ON PALM AVENUE IN THE CENTER LANE. THE VEHICLE THEN SPUN INTO ANOTHER VEHICLE THAT WAS STOPPED AT THE STOP SIGN, HEADING WEST BOUND ON EAST 42ND STREET. THE DECEASED WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL BY HIALEAH EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS, ADMITTED WITH MULTIPLE HEAD AND CHEST INJURIES. UPON ARRIVAL SHE WAS INTUBATED AND IN VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION, PULSE INITIALLY 82, BLOOD PRESSURE 83/46. SHE WAS UNRESPONSIVE, NOT BREATHING, PUPILS FIXED AND ROUND. THERE WAS NO RESPONSE TO RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 2:39 PM. RLVAL` ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A MIDDLE AGED MALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1996, HE WAS REPORTEDLY WORKING IN HIS YARD WHEN HIS ASTHMA BEGAN TO ACT UP. HE ATTEMPTED TO REACH HIS AERSOL INHALER IN THE HOUSE AND COLLAPSED IN THE PROCESS. EMERGENCY MEDICAL UNITS WERE SUMMONED AND RESPONDED. HE WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE AND RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS INITIATED AS HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO MERCY HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL HE WAS ON THE THUMPER, THERE WERE NO SPONTANEOUS RESPONSES, NO VITAL SIGNS. THERE WAS NO RESPONSE TO RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 11:58 PM. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1996, AT ABOUT 7:00 AM, THE DECEASED WAS OBSERVED BY WITNESSES AS HE APPEARED TO BE JUMPING UP AND DOWN IN THE BACK SEAT OF A VEHICLE, AN OLDSMOBILE THAT WAS GREY IN COLOR WITH TEXAS LICENSE PLATE. THE VEHICLE WAS PARKED IN THE 1100 BLOCK OF NORMANDY DRIVE. AT ABOUT 11:00 AM, A NEIGHBOR OBSERVED THE DECEASED AT THE SAME LOCATION IN THE SAME AUTOMOBILE MAKING THE SAME MOTIONS. AT 5:20 PM, POLICE AND FIRE RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED AND RESPONDED TO FIND THE DECEASED EXPIRED IN THE BACK SEAT. HIS REMAINS WERE TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT FOR PROPER CERTIFICATION. FUTHER POLICE INVESTIGATION REVEALED THE FACT THAT THE DECEASED HAD BEEN LIVING OUT OF THE VEHICLE, IT WAS REGISTERED TO A FEMALE IN LITTLE ELM, TEXAS. THEY ALSO FOUND A HOME MADE "CRACK PIPE" WITH SUSPICIOUS RESIDUE IN ADDITION TO ARTICALS OF CLOTHING AND HUMAN RESOURCE SERVICES DOCUMENTS RELATING TO TREATMENT FOR DRUG ABUSE. THE VEHICLE'S WINDOWS WERE UP, THE IGNITION WAS IN THE OFF POSITION AND THE DOORS WERE LOCKED. HE WAS FOUND SEATED IN THE BACK SEAT, EYES OPEN, LEGS SPREAD AROUND THE DRIVER'S FRONT SEAT. **** REFILED JAN. 21, 1997 TEC ****YLVALg ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD BEEN COMPLAINING OF WEAKNESS FOR ABOUT ONE WEEK. HUSBAND STATED THAT SHE NORMALLY USED A HOME MADE WHEEL CHAIR (A DINING ROOM CHAIR WITH ROLLERS)TO MOVE AROUND. AS PER HUSBAND, SHE HAD FALLEN ON NOVEMBER 21, 1996 AND WAS UNABLE TO LIFT HERSELF UP TO HER FEET. HUSBAND CALLED HOME AND FOUND THAT SHE HAD FALLEN. RESPONDED HOME AND LIFTER HER UP TO A CHAIR. SHE DID NOT COMPLAIN OF ANY HEAD INJURY. SAID HER LEGS GAVE OUT. SHE AGAIN FELL ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23,1996 (HER LEGS GAVE OUT) BUT DID NOT HIT HER HEAD. ON NOVEMBER 26, 1996 HER HUSBAND WENT TO THE GROCERY STORE AT 11:45 AM. HE RETURNED AT 12:30 PM., AND FOUND HER IN BED. HE GAVE HER SOME ORANGE JUICE AND WENT INTO THE KITCHEN TO FIX HER BREAKFAST. WHEN HE RETURNED TEN (10) MINUTES LATER FOUND HER UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON RESPONDING FOUND THE DECEASED EXPIRED. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED SUPINE ON BED, WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. SHE WAS LAST SEEN BY DR. ALBERT GERSING 822-6230, ON NOVEMBER 3, 1994. HAD HISTORY OF DIABETES, ATRIAL FIBRILLATION, POSSIBLE DIABETIC HEART DISEASE, AND OBESITY. WHEN LAST SEEN SHE HAD EDEMA OF LOWER EXTREMITIES AND AN ULCERATION ON A TOE. SHE WAS A HEAVY SMOKER. EKG SHOWED ATRIAL FIBRILLATION. SHE WAS CURRENTLY ON MICRONASE, LANOXIN, CALCIUM, AND GLUCOTROL. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS EMPLOYED AS A DELIVERY DRIVER. ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1996, AT ABOUT 11:35 AM, SHE WAS DRIVING HER DELIVERY VAN NORTH BOUND WHEN ACCORDING TO WITNESSES. THE VEHICLE FOR SOME UNKNOWN REASON VEERED TO THE LEFT AND OFF OF THE ROAD WAY INTO THE MEDIAN. IT CONTINUED ACROSS AND INTO THE SOUTHBOUND LANES OF TRAFFIC WHERE IT COLLIDED WITH A DUMP TRUCK TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND, THE DUMP TRUCK THEN COLLIDED WITH A THIRD VEHICLE. THE DECEASED EXPIRED AT THE SCENE. dLVALjr ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO WAS RETIRED AND LIVED ALONE AT ABOVE ADDRESS. AT ABOUT 7:08 AM, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1996, HIS NEIGHBOR CALLED EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS AND POLICE IN REFERENCE TO HIM NOT BEING ABLE TO CONTACT THE DECEASED. THEY RESPONDED, FORCED OPEN THE DOOR TO FIND HIM LYING PRONE AND UNRESPONSIVE ON THE FLOOR OF THE BED ROOM. THERE WERE NO VITAL SIGNS AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT THAT TIME. POLICE WERE ADVISED THAT THE DECEASED HAD BEEN IN CONTACT WITH HIS NEIGHBOR ON SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1996,. HE WAS IN THE HABIT OF LEAVING HIS NEWS PAPER AT THE NEIGHBOR'S DOOR AFTER HE WAS FINISHED READING IT. WHEN THE PAPER WAS NOT IN PLACE THIS MORNING, HE BECAME CONCERNED AND LOOKED THROUGH THE WINDOW AND SAW HIM LYING ON THE FLOOR MOTIONLESS. HIS PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF ARTHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE AND HYPOTHYROIDISM. MEDICATION: DILACOR AND SYNTHROID WERE SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT ALONG THE DECEASED. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON THE EVENING OF NOVEMBER 26, 1996, THE DECEASED WENT OUT DRINKING WITH HIS FRIENDS. LATER THAT EVENING, HIS FRIENDS BROUGHT HIM HOME AND HE WAS PUT TO BED. DURING THE EARLY MORNING HOURS ON NOVEMBER 27, FAMILY MEMBERS WENT INTO HIS BEDROOM TO CHECK ON HIM AND FOUND HIM LYING ON THE FLOOR UNRESPONSIVE WITH VOMITUS AROUND HIM MOUTH. THEY CALLED FIRE RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE AND IN CARDIAC ARREST. EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER EMERGENCY ROOM. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE, WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND EKG MONITOR SHOWING ASYSTOLE. ADVANCED CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 2:24A.M., HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ***** REFILE 1/17/97 GDS *****LVALb ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: NOVEMBER 27, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS RIDING A 1984 SUZUKI ATV IN A SOUTHWESTERLY DIRECTION ON SOUTHWEST 17TH STREET. HE FAILED TO NEGOTIATE A CURVE AND TRAVELLED ONTO THE MEDIAN AND STRUCK A CONCRETE UTILITY POLE WITH THE VEHICLE AND HIS HEAD. HE EXPIRED ON THE SCENE. THE ATV WAS NOT FOR HIGHWAY USE AND THE DECEASED WAS NOT WEARING A HELMET. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 11, 1996, ABT. 10:00A.M., THE DECEASED WAS AT THE ABOVE INCIDENT LOCATION WHICH IS A CONSTRUCTION SITE. HE WAS ON A 10 FT. SCALFOLD WHEN HE FELL. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, HE WAS FOUND WITH ALTERED MENTAL STATUS AND COMPLAINING OF A HEADACHE AND NECK PAIN. HIS GCS RANGED FROM 14 TO 12. EMERGENCY TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE WAS RESPONSIVE, BUT WITH ALTERED MENTAL STATUS, HIS B/P WAS 160/90, HEART RATE 20, RESPIRATION 20 AND A GCS OF 14. EXTERNAL EXAMINATION OF HIS HEAD REVEALED NO LACERATIONS AND NO HEMATOMAS. HIS PUPILS WERE 4MM TO 3MM AND EQUAL. HIS EARS WERE WITHOUT HEMORRHAGE, LEFT EAR HEMATOMA AND FACIAL BONES STABLE. HE WAS TAKEN TO X-RAY WHERE A CT SCAN OF THE BRAIN WAS PERFORMED AND REVEALED RIGHT TEMPORAL LOBE CONTUSION, GRADE 3 TENTORIUM AND POSTERIOR INTERHEMISPHERIC FISSURE AND DIFFUSE SUBARACHNOID HEMORRHAGE. CT SCAN OF THE CERVICAL SPINE REVEALED C 7 ARTICULAR FACET FRACTURE EXTENDING TO LAMINA. CHEST X-RAY REVEALED LEFT 7TH RIB FRACTURE. TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, HIS CONDITION DETERIORATED. HE BECAME UNRESPONSIVE, DEVELOPED RENAL FAILURE AND WAS WITHOUT NEUROLOGICAL IMPROVEMENT. ON NOVEMBER 26, 1996, HE WENT INTO CARDIAC ARREST AND DESPITE RESUSCITAION MEASURES, AT 1:35P.M., HE EXPIRED. LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 28, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS LYING IN BED WHEN HE BEGAN MAKING LOUD SNORING NOISES AND BECAME UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HIM IN VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION AND THEN ASYSTOLE. HE WAS DEFIBRILLATED SEVERAL TIMES, MEDICATIONS ADMINISTERED AND TRANSPORTED TO DEERING HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, ON THUMPER AND WITHOUT ANY VITAL SIGNS. RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE EXPIRED AT 7:19 P.M.. HE HAD A HISTORY OF PROSTATE CANCER AND HYPERTENSION. HE WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. TEJEDA WHO REFUSED TO SIGN THE DEATH CERTIFICATE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 27, 1996 FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED TO THE ABOVE LOCATION AND FOUND THE DECEASED LYING ON THE FLOOR INSIDE A POOL HALL. HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE AND WITHOUT A PULSE OR BLOOD PRESSURE. AN EKG SHOWED SINUS BRADYCARDIA. HE WAS INTUBATED AND TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, IN IDIOVENTRICULAR RHYTHM AND STILL WITHOUT A PULSE. MEDICATIONS WERE ADMINISTERED AND CPR CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 10:24 P.M.. DECEASED MEDICAL HISTORY IS UNKNOWN AT THIS TIME. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, WITNESSES STATED THAT THE DECEASED HAD BEEN DRINKING ALL DAY. ABT. 7:00 P.M., HE WAS NOTICED TO BE FOAMING AT THE MOUTH. HE ASKED A FRIEND TO HELP HIM OUT OF BED. A FEW MINUTES LATER, HE WAS OBSERVED NOT TO BE BREATHING. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED. DECEASED HAD BEEN TREATED IN THE PAST AT VETERAN'S ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL AND REPORTEDLY HAD LYMPH NODE PROBLEMS. MEDICAL HISTORY TO BE OBTAINED. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THIS OFFICE INCLUDED: CEPHALEXIN, IBUPROFEN AND NADOLOL. PER V.A. MEDICAL RECORDS: DECEASED HAD BEEN ADMITTED IN APRIL 1996 WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF CHRONIC SUPPURATIVE HYDRADENITIS, MULTIPLE SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND HYPERTENSION. HE HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF CHEST WALL ABSCESS, COCAINE AND ALCOHOL ABUSE.!LVAL1 ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON OCTOBER 14, 1996 DECEASED WAS BOOKED INTO DADE COUNTY JAIL AND SENTENCED TO 180 DAYS. ON NOVEMBER 28, 1996 HE WAS TAKEN TO WARD-D AND ADMITTED WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF LYMPHOMA, END STAGE ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME AND TESTICULAR TUMOR WITH DISTANT METASTATES. HE REMAINED HOSPITALIZED AND HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE UNTIL HIS EXPIRATION ON NOVEMBER 28, 1996. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED WAS UNDER THE MEDICAL ATTENTION OF DR. SANCHEZ FOR HYPERTENSION, STROKE, ATRIAL FIBRILLATION AND CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE. SHE WAS LAST SEEN APPROX FOUR WEEKS AGO AND HAS BEEN A PATIENT OF HIS FOR THE PAST 3-4 YEARS. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED TO MEDICAL EXAMINER OFFICE INCLUDE: COUMADIN, ZYLOPRIM, CARDIZEM, TRANDATE, BENADRYL, TYLENOL W/ CODEINE, BENTYL, ANTIVERT AND COLCHICINE. DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE NOVEMBER 27, 1996 AT APPROX 9:30 P.M. BY HER NIECE. NOVEMBER 28, 1996 AT APPROX 8:15 A.M. WHEN SHE CHECKED ON HER, SHE DISCOVERED HER EXPIRED. SHE SUMMONED FIRE-RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HER D.O.A.. **IT APPEARED DEC'D ROLLED OFF THE BED AND STRUCK HER FOREHEAD ON THE LEG OF THE NIGHT TABLE. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO HAD BEEN IN THE CARE OF A FAMILY MEMBER AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. HE HAD COMPLAINED FOR SEVERAL DAYS OF STOMACH PAINS AND NAUSEA BUT HE DID NOT SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION. ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1996, HE WENT TO HIS ROOM IN THE GARAGE AT ABOUT 10:00 PM. AT ABOUT 12:15 AM, (11/28/96), HE WAS FOUND IN THE ROOM UNRESPONSIVE. POLICE AND EMERGENCY MEDICAL UNITS RESPONDED TO PRONOUNCE HIM DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. MEDICAL HISTORY IS UNKNOWN, THE DECEASED HAD NOT SEEN ANY DOCTORS SINCE HE HAD BEEN LIVING AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. POLICE FOUND AN OPENED BOTTLE OF PEPTO BISMOL ON THE TABLE IN HIS ROOM. IN APPEARED THAT HE HAD VOMITED, THERE WAS A MIXTURE OF VOMIT AND BLOOD FOUND ON THE CHAIR. LVAL  ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE WIFE OF THE DECEASED, ON NOVEMBER 27, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS AT HOME WHEN HE COMPLAINED OF NOT FEELING WELL. HIS WIFE ASKED HIM IF HE WANTED HER TO CONTACT HIS PHYSCIAN, HOWEVER, HE TOLD HER THAT HE WOULD BE O.K. LATER THAT EVENING, HE WENT TO BED, BUT GOT UP AND TOOK A NITRO TABLET. HE WENT BACK TO BED THEN LATER GOT UP AND WENT TO THE BATHROOM. HE GOT BACK IN THE BED AND SHE LATER HEARD HIM MAKING NOISES. SHE GOT UP TO CHECK ON HIM AND OBSERVED FOAM EMITTING FROM HIS MOUTH. SHE THEN CALLED FIRE RESCUE. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND UPON ARRIVAL, FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE AND IN CARDIAC ARREST WITH EKG MONITOR SHOWING VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE, WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND IN FULL CARDIOPULMONARY ARREST WITH EKG MONITOR REMAINING IN VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. ADVANCE CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 12:42A.M., ON NOVEMBER 28, 1996, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO HIS WIFE, IN AUGUST OF 1996, HE SUFFERED A HEART ATTACK AND WAS TREATED AT PARKWAY REGIONAL. HE WAS ALSO TREATED BY DR. HOROWITZ (932-4420). ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM DR. HOROWITZ'S OFFICE STAFF, HE WAS AWARE OF THE DECEASED SUFFERING A HEART ATTACK, BUT ADVISED THE HOSPITAL STAFF THAT HE WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO CERTIFY THE DEATH BEFORE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1996, WHICH WOULD BE WHEN HE WOULD BE AFFORDED THE OPPORTUNITY TO VIEW HIS MEDICAL CHART. MEDICATIONS THAT HE WAS TAKEN WAS COUMADIN AND LANOXIN. ACCORDING TO PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER HOSPITAL RECORDS, HE WAS A PATIENT THERE FROM AUGUST 17, 1996 TO AUGUST 22, 1996. ADMITTING DIAGNOSIS: ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. FINAL DIAGNOSIS: ANTERIOR ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION, ATRIAL FIBRILLATION, CHRONIC ISCHEMIC HEART DISEASE AND HYPERTENSION. HE HAS A HISTORY OF HYPERTELVALNSION, ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE, CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, AND DIABETES MELLITUS.LVALS ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED HAD BEEN SUFFERING WITH SEVERAL ILLNESSES AND THE MOST RECENT WAS BRONCHITIS AND PNEUMONIA. ON NOVEMBER 28, 1996 SHE WAS AT HER RESIDENCE WHEN SHE EXPIRED. SHE HAD A LIVING WILL AND DID NOT WANT TO BE RESUSCITATED, THEREFORE, FIRE RESCUE WAS NOT SUMMONED. HOWEVER, POLICE RESPONDED AND FOUND NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. MEDICAL HISTORY TO BE CONFIRMED. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED WAS UNDER THE MEDICAL CARE OF DR. BOZZI FOR HYPERTENSION AND TWO PREVIOUS MYOCARDIAL INFARCTIONS. REPORTED MEDICATIONS: BLUMETANIDE, TAGAMET, CAPTOPRIL AND LANOXIN. NOVEMBER 28, 1996 HE WAS SEEN BY HIS WIFE WHO STATES HE HAD NO COMPLAINTS AT THAT TIME. APPROX TWENTY MINUTES LATER, HE WAS DISCOVERED UNRESPONSIVE BY HIS DAUGHTER. METRO-DADE FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITALS. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITAL SIGNS. C.P.R. WAS CONTINUED HOWEVER, WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED WAS FROM COLUMBIA AND HAS ONLY BEEN IN THE STATES FOR APPROX 17 MONTHS. NOVEMBER 28, 1996 DECEASED WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE AT HOME. METRO FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND HER IN FULL ARREST WITH NO VITAL SIGNS. SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL. UPON HER ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM, SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITALS. SHE WAS EXTREMELY PALE AND CYANOTIC. SHE WAS INTUBATED WITH C.P.R. IN PROGRESS WHICH WAS CONTINUED BY E.R. PERSONNEL, HOWEVER ALL EFFORTS WERE WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS. SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 10:00 A.M.. *** REFILED ON APRIL 4, 1997 *** [BAR]LVALd&+ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM HIALEAH HOSPITAL RECORDS, ON NOVEMBER 28, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS VISITING RELATIVES AT THE ABOVE LOCATION WHEN SHE COLLAPSED IN THE BATHROOM. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND TRANSPORTED HER TO HIALEAH HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, IN RESPIRATORY ARREST AND COARSE VENTRICULAR FIBRILALTION. SHE WAS INTUBATED, MEDICATIONS WERE ADMINISTERED AND CPR CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 6:44 P.M. DECEASED HAD BEEN TREATED IN THE PAST BY DR. OMAR GARCIA WHO STATED THAT HE LAST SAW HER ON OCTOBER 11, 1996 AND SHE HAD A DIAGNOSIS OF OSTEOARTHRITIS, DERMATITS, HYPERTENSION, ANGINA AND CATARACS. SHE HAD AN EKG IN SEPTEMBER 1996 WHICH REVEALED SINUS BRADYCARDIA. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED WAS UNDER THE MEDICAL CARE OF DR. FERNANDO SANCHEZ FOR HYPERTENSION AND DIABETES MELLITUS. NOVEMBER 28, 1996 DECEASED WAS DISCOVERED EXPIRED IN BED BY A FAMILY MEMBER. FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HIM D.O.A.. NO SIGNS OF TRAUMA OR FOUL PLAY NOTED. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: NOVEMBER 28, 1996 THE DECEASED WIFE STATES SHE LAST SAW HIM ALIVE AT APPROX 7:00 A.M. WHEN SHE DECIDED TO GO UPSTAIRS AND TAKE A NAP. (HE WAS SPEAKING ON THE PHONE WITH FAMILY MEMBERS AT THIS TIME DUE TO THE FACT THAT HIS MOTHER HAD JUST EXPIRED TWO DAYS PRIOR). WHEN HIS WIFE AWOKE AT 11:20 A.M. SHE DISCOVERED HIM SLUMPED OVER IN A CHAIR. SHE SUMMONED FIRE-RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITALS. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO BAPTIST HOSPITAL. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITALS, MONITOR WAS SHOWING ASYSTOLE. ALL EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE WERE MADE WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 12:10 P.M.. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: DECEASED WAS UNDER THE MEDICAL CARE OF DR. PEDRO FERNANDEZ FOR HYPERTENSION AND ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. HE WAS WILLING TO SIGN THE DEATH CERTIFICATE.LVALzYwNM]g']#qBIlATERAL LOWER LOBE PNEUMONIA. DUE TO; ANOXIC ENCEPHALOPTHY. DUE TO; COCAINE TOXICITY. PULMONARY EMBOLUS DUE TO: BLUNT FORCE TRAUMA COCAINE TOXICITY *****CONFIDENTIAL***** ACUTE MYOCARDIAC INFARCT. DUE TO: ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASEATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE, DIABETES MELLITUS.RUPTURED MIDDLE CEREBRAL ARTERY ANEURYSMBACTERIAL MENINGITIS CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: BRONCHOPNEUMONIACONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE. DUE TO: DILATED CARDIOMYOPATHYSEIZURE DISORDER. CONT. CAUSE: HYPERTENSIONATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUS.OCCLUSIVE CORONARY ARTERIOSCLEROTIC DISEASEATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASE.BLUNT CRANIAL AND CERVICAL TRAUMACHRONIC ETHANOLISM AND MYELODYSPLASIAATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUS.Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome. HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUS.MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. DUE TO: ATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE.MULTIPLE BLUNT TRAUMA. DUE TO: MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT.ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME.ATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: CHRONIC ETHANOLISM.HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: DIABETES, OBESITY, AND CIRRHOSIS.PENDING TOXICOLOGY (FEBRUARY 28,1996) ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE.ATHEROSCLEROTIC AND HYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASE CONT: CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE, OBESITYHYPERTENSION AND PROSTATIC CANCERLYMPHOMA ASSOCIATED WITH ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROMEHYPERTENSION. CONT: PULMONARY, GASTROINTESTINAL AND RENAL COMPLICATIONS.LVAL+ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 29, 1996 A.M., THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY SUFFERED A CARDIORESPIRATORY ARREST AT HOME. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED, INITIATED CPR AND TRANSPORTED THE DECEASED TO COLUIMBIA DEERING HOSPITAL, WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 5:15 A.M., UNRESPONSIVE, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, BRADYCARDIC, CPR IN PROGRESS. RESUSCITATION EFFORTS CONTINUED UNTIL 5:37 A.M., WHEN HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. . POLICE RESPONDED AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO SIGNS OF TRAUMA. ATTEMPTS TO CONTACT HIS PHYSICIAN WERE NEGATIVE, AS HE WAS OUT OF TOWN. WAS BEING TREATED FOR EMPHYSEMA, AND HEART DISEASE. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT CONSISTED OF: NITROGLYCERIN, CAREAFATE, CARDIZEM, ALBUTEROL, AND ZOLOFT. . DR. ROGER LEAVITT, 670-0139, LATER CALLED THIS OFFICE AND REPORTED DECEASED'S MEDICAL HISTORY AS CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, HYPERTENSION, ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE, AND CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE LUNG DISEASE. HE FURTHER STATED THAT HE HAD BEEN TREATING THE DECEASED FOR ABOUT TEN YEARS, AND HIS DEATH WAS EXPECTED. WOULD HAD BEEN WILLING TO SIGN THE DEATH CERTIFICATE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 28, 1996 THE DECEASED COMPLAINED OF HAVING SOME DISCOMFORTS AND WENT TO LIE DOWN. ABT. 11:28 P.M., HIS WIFE WENT TO CHECK ON HIM AND FOUND HIM ON THE FLOOR, UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE AND POLICE WERE SUMMONED AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. DECEASED HAD BEEN TREATED IN THE PAST AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AND HAD A HISTORY OF MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION, CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, HYPERTENSION AND CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THIS OFFICE INCLUDED: CARDIZEM AND ENALAPRIL.LVAL' ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 29, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS FOUND LYING IN BED, UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE AND POLICE WERE SUMMONED AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF RESPIRATORY PROBLEMS AND ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME. HE HAD BEEN TREATED IN THE PAST AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - HISTORY TO BE CONFIRMED. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THIS OFFICE INCLUDED: ZERIT, MYAMBUTOL, SMZ-TMP, EPIVIR, ZITHROMAX, FLUCONAZOLE AND MEGACE SUSPENSION. ** THIS IS A BONE/TISSUE CASE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI, BROUGHT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT FOR BONE/TISSUE PROCUREMENT. ** . ACCORDING TO INFORMATION PROVIDED ON THE TISSUE BANK DONOR INFORMATION RECORD, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY SHOT HERSELF IN THE HEAD, ON NOVEMBER 29,1996 AT 4:02 AM. HER BODY WAS TAKEN TO THE BROWARD COUNTY MEDICAL EXAMINER AND FROM THERE TRANSPORTED TO DADE COUNTY MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT FOR BONE/TISSUE PROCUREMENT ONLY. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 29, 1996 AT 7:30 AM., THE DECEASED'S DAUGHTER WOKE-UP AND WENT TO CHECK ON HER MOTHER, THE DECEASED, AND FOUND HER EXPIRED. POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED LYING ON HER RIGHT SIDE ON BED, IN A FETAL POSITION. NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. SHE REPORTEDLY WAS UNDER DR.HARVEY BROWN'S CARE FOR TWENTY 920) YEARS, FOR HEART AND PULMONARY PROBLEMS. POLICE ATTEMPTS TO CONTACT HER PHYSICIAN MET WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS. SHE WAS WEARING A "MEDICAL ALERT" BRACELET ON HER LEFT ARM. . JMH PATIENT # 077-79-89. LAST ADMITTED ON NOVEMBER 19,1996 TO NOVEMBER 21,1996. DISCHARGE DIAGNOSIS: MILD DEHYDRATION. MARGINAL NUTRITIONAL STATE. STATUS POST CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT WITH DEMENTIA. SHE HAD HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION, RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS. ANEMIA, HYPOTHYROIDISM, ALSO ADMITTED IN DECEMBER/1992 WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF UNSTABLE ANGINA, FOR CARDIAC CATHETERIZATION. PAST SURGICAL HISTORY: BILATERAL HIP REPLACEMENT, HYSTERECTOMY, CATARATS.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE BOY FRIEND OF THE DECEASED REPORTED THAT THE DECEASED WAS A HEAVY DRINKER AND THAT ON NOVEMBER 29,1996 AT ABOUT 9:30 AM., SHE GOT UP AND OPENED A BEER AND BEGAN TO DRINK IT, WHEN SHE STARTED TO EXPERIENCE DIFFICULTY BREATHING, THEN COLLAPSED. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED, AND UPON ARRIVAL FOUND THE DECEASED WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, IN VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. CPR WAS INITIATED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, WHERE SHE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 10:30 AM., UNRESPONSIVE, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, IN VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION, ON THUMPER. RESUSCITATION PROTOCOL CONTINUED IUNTIL 10:54 AM., WHEN SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS A MENTALLY ILL PERSON WHO LIVED IN STATE SUBSIDIZED HOUSING.. ON NOVEMBER 28,1996, SHE HAD THE MANAGER OF THE BUILDING CALL THE POLICE BECAUSE SHE BELIEVED SOMEONE TOOK HER MONEY AND MEDICINES. SHE HAD HER MEDICATIONS VIALS IN HER HAND. ON NOVEMBER 29,1996 AT 10:30 AM., HOUSEKEEPING WENT TO CHECK ON THE DECEASED. THE DOOR TO HER APARTMENT WAS LOCKED AND UPON USING A PASS KEY, SHE WAS DISCOVERED EXPIRED, ARCHED OVER A CHAIR, CYANOTIC, WITH BLOOD COMING FROM HER NOSE. FIRE RESCUE FOUND HER DEAD. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED OVER CHAIR IN FRONT OF THE TELEVISION SET, WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. BODY WAS IN SLIGHT DECOMPOSITION. ON TOP OF THE TABLE THERE WERE TEN (10) EMPTY VIALS OF DIFFERENT MEDICATIONS WHICH CONSISTED OF:TEMAZEPAM (TWO VIALS) AMBIEN (TWO VIALS), CARISOPRODOL, ULTRAM, FOLIC ACID (TWO VIALS), LOPERAMIDE (TWO VIALS), AND APAP WITH CODEINE. ALSO TWENTY-NINE (29) UNKNOWN WHITE PILLS WERE SENT WITH MEDICATION. MOST OF THE MEDICATION WAS PRESCRIBED BY DR. FRANK SINGLETON.  LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 29, 1996 AT 11:20 AM., THE DECEASED'S MOTHER (92 YEARS OLD) FOUND THE DECEASED UNRESPONSIVE ON KITCHEN FLOOR. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON ARRIVAL FOUND HIM DEAD. POLICE REPORT INDICATES THAT FIRE RESCUE TEAM ON THE SCENE NOTICED THE SMELL OF SMOKE COMING FROM THE STOVE, WHERE THE DECEASED HAD BEEN COOKING. . POLICE ON THE SCENE VIEWED THE DECEASED LYING PRONE ON FLOOR, WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. HE REPORTEDLY WAS BEING TREATED FOR HYPERTENSION, DIABETES, AND POSSIBLY FOR PROSTATE PROBLEMS. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT CONSISTED OF: PROCARDIA, VASOTEC, GLIPIZIDE, DIPHENHYDRAMINE, AND ALLOPURINOL. . THE DECEASED WAS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. PEDRO CARO, 261-8001, WHO LAST SAW HIM ABOUT A MONTH AGO. DIAGNOSIS: HEPATIC CIRRHOSIS WITH SPLENOMEGALY. (CIRRHOSIS, NON-ALCOHOLIC, ETIOLOGY UNKNOWN) DIABETES MELLITUS, HYPERTENSION, STATUS POST RENAL LITHIASIS, LEFT KIDNEY CYST, DIVERTICULITIS, AND OBESITY. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY LIVED IN A ROOMING HOUSE AND WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON NOVEMBER 28,1996 AT AOBUT 10:30 A.M., BY NEIGHBORS. ON NOVEMBER 29,1996 AT 10:30 AM., THE DECEASED WAS FOUND EXPIRED IN HIS BEDROOM. WHEN FOUND, HIS PANTS WERE DOWN TOTHE MIDDLE OF THIS THIGHS AND HIS PENIS WAS ERECTED. ACCORDING TO NEIGHBORS, THE DECEASED HAD BEEN SEEN MASTURBATING IN THE PAST, AS HE LOOKED AT FEMALE NEIGHBORS. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED LYING SUPINE, WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT INCLUDED: PROCADIA, NITROSTAT, PROSON, LESCOL, HYDERGINE, VOLTAREN, ZANTAC, TRENTAL, AND ASPIRIN ENTERIC. . THE DECEASED WAS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. SARA LLERENA, 541-5090 AND WAS BEING TREATED FOR ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE, HYPERTENSION, STATUS POST CEREBRO VASCULAR ACCIDENT WITH RESULTING HEMIPLEGIA, ARRHYTHMIAS, AND CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. kLVAL{ ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS DRIVING A 1994 KAWASAKI MOTOR CYCLE NORTH BOUND ON SOUTH WEST 117TH AVENUE AT A HIGH RATE OF SPEED. THE AVENUE IS A DEAD END STREET, HE FAILED TO SLOW DOWN AS HE APPROACHED S.W. 136TH STREET, THE MOTOR BEGAN TO SLIDE AND STRUCK A DIRT MOUND. THE VEHICLE BECAME AIRBOUND, THE DECEASED WAS EJECTED AND STRUCK A CONCRETE WALL AND EXPIRED AT THE SCENE. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED AND A FRIEND WERE WALKING CROSSING SOUTH WEST 40TH STREET IN THE AREA OF 88TH PLACE. AS THEY CROSSED THE CENTER LINE, THEY WERE STRUCK BY A 1987 CHEVROLET 2 DOOR TRAVELING WEST BOUND. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS RESPONDED, THEY WERE TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL SHE WAS DISORIENTED, COOPERATIVE WITH ALTERED MENTAL STATUS. X-RAYS WERE DONE AND REVEALED MULTIPLE FRACTURES OF THE ANKLE, PELVIS, RIGHT TIBIA AND FIBULA. HER CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AFTER ARRIVAL, SHE BECAME BRADYCARDIC AND PULSELESS AT ABOUT 3:00 AM, NOVEMBER 30, 1996, AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 3:20 AM. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON NOVEMBER 29, 1996 ABT. 6:45 P.M., THE DECEASED WAS FED BY HIS MOTHER AND PLACED ON HIS LEFT SIDE IN THE CRIB. A FEW HOURS LATER, HIS MOTHER WENT TO CHECK ON HIM AND FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE AND PURPLE IN COLOR. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO COLUMBIA DEERING HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, PALE WITH CYANOTIC FACE, DILATED PUPILS. HE WAS NOTED TO BLOOD IN UPPER AIRWAY. HE WAS REINTUBATED, MEDICATIONS WERE ADMINISTERED AND CPR CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 10:18 P.M.. DECEASED WAS BORN A NORMAL DELIVERY AND HAD NO COMPLICATIONS. HE WAS SEEN ABT. ONE WEEK AGO BY DR. FERREIRA FOR WELL BABY CHECK - NO PROBLEMS. DECEASED MOTHER HAS ANOTHER ONE YEAR OLD CHILD THAT IS HEALTHY.*LVAL6 ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON NOVEMBER 30, 1996, AT ABOUT 9:30 PM, THE DECEASED WAS A HOME WHEN HE STARTED EXPERIENCING CHEST PAINS. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED AND RESPONDED. THEY FOUND HIM SEATED IN A CHAIR, PAIL AND DIAPHORETIC. CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES WERE INITIATED AS HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PALMETTO GENERAL. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL HE WAS INTUBATED AND IN RESPIRATORY DISTRESS, HIS CONDITION DETERIORATING RAPIDLY, HE WENT INTO CARDIAC ARREST AND "C.P.R." CONTINUED, BUT WAS TO NO AVAIL. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 11:30 PM. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY WAS OF DIABETES MELLITUS. 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R.@I=20&^^YXVVOHA `H@@W@x@`H@?H@96-3023SANABRIAEDELMIRAYRFWHITE4751 NW 6TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA4751 NW 6TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALP@3311183-V02TEJEDA, F.@Ļ```[ZXXPHA`H@M@@@H@JI?`H@96-3022BAEZROBERTOYRMHISPANIC1876 SW 10TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAMERCY HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM1876 SW 10TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALACUTE BRONCHIAL ASTHMA. 331101-V02GRANADA, J.@Ţ^^VUSSLHA@H@@@@@H@qq?@H@?`H@96-3018BRIGHTWELLCURTIS LYNN7930 EAST DRIVE #215, NORTH BAY VILLAGE, FLORIDAYRMWHITELKA: 7930 EAST DRIVE #215, NORTH BAY VILLAGE, FLORIDAFOUND: 1100 BLOCK OF NORMANDY DRIVE, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAFOUND: 1100 BLOCK OF NORMANDY DRIVE, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAACCIDENTALACUTE COCAINE INTOXICATION96-3979004ZACARIAS, E. R.@vtlF<ʕ]RHA @H@N@@@H@?@H@[[?`H@96-3017ROMEROLUZYRFHISPANIC966 WEST 42ND PLACE, HIALEAH, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY RROMPALM AVENUE AT 42ND STREET, HIALEAH, FLORIDAACCIDENTALMULTIPLE BLUNT TRAUMA. 96-5189403LOPEZ,w@"٫\\TSQQNHA |@H@P@@H@?H@?H@96-3035GONZALEZJOSEYRMWHITE2216 N.W. NORTH RIVER DRIVE, MIAMI, FLA.JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, E.R.1673 N.W. 27TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL2@3321932-V02DET. GRANADAO@Ǥ\\WVTTPHAH@H@@H@88?H@?H@96-3034ABELOWJEFFREYYRMWHITE1333 N.W. 15TH STREET #4, MIAMI, FLA.1333 N.W. 15TH STREET #4, MIAMI, FLA.1333 N.W. 15TH STREET #4, MIAMI, FLA.NATURALH@3321797-V02DET. BORGES*@ϩ]]XWUUNHAH@8@@H@333333?H@333333?H@96-3032OLIVAEVERTYRMWHITE13210 SOUTHWEST 10TH LANE MIAMI, FLORIDA12700 BLOCK OF SOUTHWEST 17TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA12700 BLOCK OF SOUTHWEST 17TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALMULTIPLE BLUNT TRAUMA609142-S01DETECTIVE BUCHANAN@>2 뷃ZZUTRRMHA H@L@@`H@qq?F@?H@96-3030GONZALEZFRANCISCOYRMWHITEJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOMJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL INPATIENT401 N.W. 29TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALBLUNT HEAD INJURIES3321285-V02DET. VILLAVERDE@$ հaa\[YYPHAH@U@@H@?H@96-3029LENZFRANK JAMESYRMWHITE1425 NE 125TH TERRACE #206, NORTH MIAMI, FLORIDA1425 NE 125TH TERRACE #2-6, NO. MIAMI, FLORIDA1425 NE 125TH TERRACE #206, NO. MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALA@96-4075613SLOVONIC, D.@" __ZYWWLHA H@9@{@H@?`H@H@96-3028McCULLOUGHSTEHFONYRMBLACK19031 N.W. 43RD AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDAPARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER EMERGENCY ROOM19031 N.W. 43RD AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALAcute Ethanol Intoxication607946-S01DET. C STROZE@2&߸aa\[YYRHA m=H@V@Զ@H@88?H@H@96-3043FLORESPEDRO S.YRMWHITE11814 SOUTHWEST 108TH TERRACE MIAMI, FLORIDABAPTIST HOSPITAL - EMERGENCY ROOM11814 SOUTHWEST 108TH TERRACE MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL@@610367-S01DETECTIVE NANNI@٬^^YXVVNHAH@Q@.@H@qq?H@H@96-3042ANDERSONWESLEYYRMBLACK7940 NORTHWEST 13TH AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDANORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER - EMERGENCY ROOM7940 NORTHWEST 13TH AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL@@610369-S01DETECTIVE ROMAGNI@ ޴^^YXVVPHAH@(@@ @H@?H@H@96-3041AYLLONVALERYAYRFWHITE17342 NORTHWEST 62ND COURT MIAMI, FLORIDAPALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL - EMERGENCY ROOM 17342 NORTHWEST 62ND COURT MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALY@610230-S01DETECTIVE NICHOLS@ ݳ]]XWUUNHAH@T@@H@?H@H@96-3040DELEONROSARIO A.YRFWHITE2266 SOUTHWEST 8TH STREET #2 MIAMI, FLORIDA2266 SOUTHWEST 8TH STREET #2 MIAMI, FLORIDA2266 SOUTHWEST 8TH STREET #2 MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL#@3331234-V02DETECTIVE CASTILLO@ 丌``[ZXXNHAH@Q@y@H@ݝ?H@96-3037GIUNTINIJOHNYRMWHITE1379 N.E. 176TH STREET NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAPARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER EMERGENCY ROOM1379 N.E. 176TH STREET NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDANATURAL8@96-2856405DET. E. HILLF' \\WVTTPHA H@P@M@H@UUUUUU?H@96-3036BUHAYPLACIDOYRM10357 SW 122ND AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA10357 SW 122ND AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALX@609780-S01WILCOX, R.@}WWWVTTMHAz;SH@T@IJ@H@JI?H@96-3052BAKERVERA E.YRFWHITE18440 S.W. 92ND PLACE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. COLUMBIA DEERING HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM 18440 S.W. 92ND AVENUE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURALW@611672-S01DET. STROZE@)\\WVTTMHA H@M@@H@II?H@?H@96-3051PONCE DE LEONSIXTOYRMBLACK1652 N.W. 4TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.1652 N.W. 4TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.1652 N.W. 4TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.NATURALd@3341084-V02DET.VILLAVERDEN@ƥbb]\ZZUHAH@R@@H@ll?H@?H@96-3048WEEMSDANYRMWHITE19601 HOLIDAY DRIVE, MIAMI, FLA.COLUMBIA DEERING HOSPITAL, E.R.19601 HOLIDAY DRIVE, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL!@611061-S01DET. RIVERSs@yXXSRPPMHAH@G@@H@?G@H@96-3047PARISECHARLESCHARLES GRAZIANOYRMWHITEUNKNOWNJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - WARD D.JAIL: 1321 N.W. 13TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL<@611224-S01DET. WILCOX@ƿtmmhgeUNHAH@W@؎@H@>>?H@?H@96-3046HERRARAPETRAYRFWHITE15620 S.W. 300TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.15620 S.W. 300TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.15620 S.W. 300TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.NATURALJ@610998-S01DET. KING@˦\\WVTTOHAH@@Q@@H@OO?H@?H@96-3045AYALAFE ESPERANZAYRFWHITE2765 N.W. 14TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.HIALEAH HOSPITAL, E.R.187 EAST 7TH STREET, HIALEAH, FLA.NATURAL(@96-5238203@»aa\[YYMHAH@L@@H@?H@H@96-3044STANFORDJAMES EDWARDYRMBLACK9025 NORTHWEST 18TH AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDA9025 NORTHWEST 18TH AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDA9025 NORTHWEST 18TH AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALJ@610499-S01DETECTIVE JOHN KING>@⸎dd_^\\PHA}H@D@G@H@?H@H@96-3060JOHNMARY EDNAYRFBLACK2325 S.W. 3RD STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA. JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM 2325 S.W. 3RD STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURALM@3341471-V02DET. F. ALFONSO.@֯]]XWUULHAH@@R@x@H@88?H@96-3059GONZALEZFRANCISCOYRMHISPANIC1320 S.W. 7TH STREET, (REAR) MIAMI, FLORIDA. FOUND: 1320 S.W. 7TH STREET, (REAR) MIAMI, FLORIDA. 1320 S.W. 7TH STREET, (REAR) MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURALW@3341364-V02SGT. EDDY MARTINEZ@3' ǐdd\[YYPHA H@L@@H@?H@96-3057FERNANDEZJESUSYRMHISPANIC1649 S.W. 5TH STREET, # 3, MIAMI, FLORIDA. FOUND: 1649 S.W. 5TH STREET, # 3, MIAMI, FLORIDA. 1649 S.W. 5TH STREET, # 3, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURALARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE.3341327-V02SGT. EDDY MARTINEZ@I=+) aaYXVVQHA H@R@x@H@?H@96-3056GROVERDOLLYYRFWHITE334 OCEAN DRIVE, # 107, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA. FOUND: 334 OCEAN DRIVE, # 107, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA. 334 OCEAN DRIVE, # 107, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA.UNKNOWN)@96-4013304DET. SCHIAFFO`@*É[[VUSSNHA H@?@H@.؂-؂?96-3054COPPENHAUERLISAYRFWHITE1125 SO. FLAGLER AVENUE, POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA.INFORMATION NOT AVAILABLE.MISCBONE/TISSUE CASE ONLY !@Э__ZYWWSHAy H@R@Q@H@?H@96-3053LOWEMARYYRFBLACK5020 N.W. 183RD STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. FOUND: 5020 N.W. 183RD STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA. 5020 N.W. 183RD STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURAL'@611725-S01DET. MC DERMOTT@6*ŋXXSRPPLHA FI@N@O@I@OO?I@96-3070HOLDERGEORGEYRMBLACK3001 N.W. 67TH STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. FOUND: 3001 NW 67TH STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. 3001 N.W. 67TH STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURALG@ 615393-S01DET. STROZE@2&Ɏ\\WVTTNHA I@M@@H@UUUUUU?I@96-3068GONZALEZCELESTINO M.YRMWHITE5661 WEST 21ST STREET, HIALEAH, FLORIDAPALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM5661 WEST 21ST STREET, HIALEAH, FLORIDANATURAL>@ 96-5269403HASMI, ROBERT@ݵdd_^\\PHAH@B@ @H@UUUUUU?H@?I@96-3067REEDRICHARDYRMBLACK13800 MADISON STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDASW 136TH STREET AND 117TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDASOUTH WEST 136TH STREET AND 117TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALMULTIPLE BLUNT TRAUMA.614733-S01GONZALEZ, J. T.@9-[[VUSSLHA H@@R@@H@rq?H@rq?I@96-3066DOMINGUEZRAMONAYRFWHITE3602 SW 88TH PLACE, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOMSW 97TH STREET AND 88TH PLACE, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL9@ FHP796016306LONG, N.@ث__ZYWWQHAH@8@E@H@?H@?H@96-3064ESCOBARJAVIERDAYMWHITE13742 S.W. 156TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.COLUMBIA DEERING HOSPITAL, E.R.13724 S.W. 156TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.NATURALSUDDEN INFANT DEATH SYNDROME613048-S01DET. STROZE&@ Ǣ^^YXUUOHAH@@@@H@rq?H@? I@96-3062DAVISBRYAN KEITHYRMBLACK21500 S.W. 109TH COURT, MIAMI, FLA.21500 S.W. 109TH COURT, MIAMI, FLA.21500 S.W. 109TH COURT, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL$@ 613418-S01DET. TIMES@ɦ``[ZXXMHAlLVALx ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE DECEASED'S DAUGHTER, VIA TELEPHONE, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29,1996 P.M., BY HIS SON. HE HAD BEEN COMPLAINING OF ABDOMINAL PAIN IN THE PREVIOUS TWO DAYS, BUT AT THAT TIME WAS FEELING BETTER. ON DECEMBER 1,1996, THE REST OF THE FAMILY THAT WAS OUT OF TOWN RETURNED HOME AT 3:56 A.M., AND FOUND THE DECEASED EXPIRED SITTING AT DINNING ROOM TABLE, SLUMPED TO HIS LEFT SIDE. THERE WAS NO EVIDENCE THAT HE HAD BEEN EATING. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. EFFORTS TO CONTACT HIS ATTENDING PHYSICIAN WERE FUTILE. . THE DAUGHTER OF THE DECEASED WAS CONTACTED AND SHE ADVISED THAT THE DECEASED WAS SUFFERING WITH A HEART CONDITION (ARRHYTHMIAS) , HAD MILD RENAL FAILURE AND HEPATIC PROBLEMS, PROBABLY DUE TO HIS PAST HISTORY OF HEAVY ETOH ABUSE. HE REPORTEDLY QUIT DRINKING ABT. THIRTEEN YEARS AGO. HE WAS ALSO A DIABETIC. A SYRINGE, CONTAINING WHAT APPEARS TO BE INSULIN WAS FOUND IN THE BATHROOM, AND PACKETS OF SUGAR WERE ON THE FLOOR. (DECEASED USED TO CONSUME PACKETS OF SUGAR WHEN HE FELT HIS SYSTEM NEEDED SO) WAS CURRENTLY ON INSULIN INJECTABLE, VASOTEC, CLONIDIN, PROCARDIA XL, LANOXIN, LASIX, CLARITIN, AND MONOXYDIL. HE WAS A MEMBER OF JACKSON MEMORIAL HEALTH PLAN AND WAS BEING TREATED THERE BY DR. NOHR. . JMH PATIENT # 049-35-47. WAS LAST SEEN AT JMH-CLINIC ON APRIL 27,1995. DIAGNOSIS: HYPERTENSI0N, INSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETES MELLITUS, CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE. OTHER DIAGNOSIS INCLUDED: ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE AND CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE.LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN INMATE AT THE SOUTH FLORIDA RECEPTION CENTER IN WEST DADE COUNTY SINCE OCTOBER 22, 1996. HE HAD BEEN DIAGNOSED "H.I.V." POSITIVE SINCE 1992. ON SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1996, HE SUFFERED A RESPIRATORY ARREST AT ABOUT 7:20 AM, AND EXPIRED AT 7:50 AM. POLICE ADVISED THAT THE DECEASED SIGNED A "DO NOT RESUSCITATE" FORM WITH A REQUEST NOT TO BE PLACED ON LIFE SUPPORT. HE HAD BEEN TREATED AT LARKINS HOSPITAL IN THE PAST AND RETURNED TO THE MEDICAL WARD OF THE FACILITY ON NOVEMBER 14, 1996. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD BEEN EXPERIENCING PAIN IN THE BACK AS OF LATE, AND HAD BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH PNEUMONIA. WAS TAKING TYLENOL FOR THE PAIN. ON NOVEMBER 30, TO DECEMBER 1,1996 HE WAS TAKEN TO C.A.C./HMO CLINIC FOR EXAMINATION, AND RETURNED HOME AT ABOUT 4:30 AM. AT 5:00 AM., FAMILY MEMBERS FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE ON BATHROOM FLOOR. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON THEIR ARRIVAL FOUND THE DECEASED EXPIRED. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED SUPINE ON FLOOR, WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. ACCORDING TO THE DAUGHTER, THE DECEASED HAD NO PREVIOUS MEDICAL HISTORY. HE WAS NOT BEING SEEN BY ANY DOCTOR OR TAKING ANY MEDICATIONS, EXCEPT TYLENOL LATELY FOR BACK PAIN. WAS HOSPITALIZED MANY YEARS AGO FOR A HEMORROIDECTOMY. SHE FURTHER STATED THAT AN EKG DONE AT THE CLINIC JUST BEFORE HIS DEMISE GAVE NORMAL FINDINGS. . DECEASED WAS SEEN IN THE URGENT CARE CLINIC, AT C.A.C. ON DECEMBER 1,1996 EARLY A.M. COMPLAINED OF BACK PAINS FOR 8-10 DAYS. NO FEVER, NO SHORTNESS OF BREATH, NO CHEST PAINS. LUNGS WERE CLEAR, HEART SHOWED NO MURMUR, NO GALLOPS. EKG SHOWED SINUS RHYTHM AND A RIGHT BUNDLE BRANCH BLOCK. ALL OTHER TESTS WERE NEGATIVE. WAS REFERRED TO A PULMONARY SPECIALIS FOR DECEMBER 2, 1996. HAD BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH PNEUMONIA ABOUT A WEEK EARLIER. WAS ON ANTIBIOTICS AND TYLENOL.jLVALx ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO LIVED ALONE AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. ON SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1996, POLICE WERE CALLED BY THE SECURITY GUARD OF THE DECEASED'S BUILDING IN REFERENCE TO A REPORT THAT HE COULD BE DEAD, SEATED ON THE BALCONY OF HIS APARTMENT. FIRE RESCUE UNITS ALONG WITH POLICE RESPONDED AND FORCEFULLY ENTERED THE APARTMENT WHICH WAS LOCKED WITH THREE DEAD BOLT LOCKS AND CHAINED FROM THE INSIDE. HE WAS FOUND EXPIRED AND IN A SLIGHTLY DECOMPOSED STATE. THERE WERE SEVERAL NIGHT LIGHTS ON INSIDE THE APARTMENT, THE BALCONY SLIDING DOOR WAS AJAR, AND THE DECEASED'S BIRD WAS LOOSE INSIDE THE APARTMENT. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT DR. D. O'LEARY (960-6973), HE TREATED HIM FOR HEART PROBLEMS. HIS MEDICATION; OXACILLIN AND LANOXIN WERE TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT ALONG WITH THE DECEASED. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO LIVED ALONE AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. ON SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1996, HIS SISTER ATTEMPTED TO CONTACT HIM, SHE DID NOT GET A RESPONSE TO THE DOOR SO SHE CONTACTED POLICE. THEY USED A PASS KEY TO GAIN ENTRY, FOUND THE DECEASED EXPIRED ON THE FLOOR OF THE LIVING ROOM WITH NO SIGNS OF TRAUMA. POLICE WERE ADVISED THAT THE DECEASED HAD BEEN TREATED AT CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER AND AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL IN THE PAST FOR HEART PROBLEMS AND A MALIGNANT NEOPLASM OF BRONCHUS AND LUNG, PLEURAL EFFUSION AND ESSENTIAL HYPERTENSION. HIS MEDICATION OF GLUCOTROL, GLIPIZIDE, CHLORPROPRAMIDE, MONOPRIL AND FERROUS SULFATE WERE SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT ALONG WITH THE REMAINS. LVAL6  ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 2, 1996, ABT. 2:45A.M., THE DECEASED WAS THE DRIVER OF A 1985 TOYOTA CELICA THAT WAS TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND ON NORTH RIVER DRIVE. HE WAS IN THE 3500 BLOCK WHEN HIS VEHICLE VEERED FROM THE ROADWAY AND STRUCK A TREE ON THE PROPERTY AT THE ABOVE INCIDENT LOCATION. HE WAS NOT WEARING HIS SEATBELT AND HIS HEAD HIT THE CORNER OF THE WINDSHIELD. HIS ESTIMATED SPEED WAS ABT. 15MPH. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON NOVEMBER 29, 1996, ABT. 11:30A.M., BY HIS FRIEND. ON DECEMBER 1, 1996, ABT. 1:30P.M., HIS FRIEND RESPONDED TO HIS RESIDNECE TO CHECK ON HIS WELFARE. AFTER HE WAS NOT ABLE TO GET HIM TO RESPOND, HE CALLED FIRE RESCUE WHO RESPONDED, FORCED ENTRY AND UPON ENTERING, PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD. HE HAS BEEN TREATED BY DR. OREN (595-2141), HE HAS A HISTORY OF SEVERE ANEMIA, DYSPLASTIC BONE MARROW, AND RECENTLY HE HAS BEEN DRINKING HEAVILY. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED WERE TRIAM/HCTZ 50/25MG, ALLOPURINOL 300MG,ATENOLOL 50MG,VASOTEC 10MG, IRON TABLETS. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY FEMALE WHO HAD BEEN LIVING ALONE AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS SINCE COMING TO MIAMIM IN SEPTEMBER. HER DAUGHTER CONTACTED HER BY TELEPHONE ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1996. ON SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1996, SHE ATTEMPTED TO REACH HER AGAIN BY TELEPHONE, SHE GOT NO ANSWER SO SHE WENT TO HER RESIDENCE, FOUND HER LAYING FACE UP IN HER BED EXPIRED, SHE THEN CALLED POLICE. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT BY DR. W. MOSCOVICI (212) 371-2733, FOR MORE THAN 15 YEARS, HE TREATED HER FOR AORTIC VALVE STENOSIS, HYPERTENSION. SHE HAD A HISTORY OF AORTIC ABDOMINAL ANEURYSM AS WELL AS PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASE AND STATUS POST CHOLECYSTECTOMY. LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. HE REPORTEDLY HAD BEEN TO SEE HIS DOCTOR ON NOVEMBER 22, 1996, HE WAS PRESCRIBED MEDICATION ON THAT VISIT. SINCE THE VISIT HE WAS COMPLAINED OF FEELING DIZZY AND HAS FALLEN SEVERAL TIMES AS A RESULT, HE STRUCK HIS HEAD ON A TABLE IN THEIR LIVING ROOM AT ONE POINT. FAMILY MEMBERS PLACED HIM IN BED ON DECEMBER 1, 1996, AT ABOUT 11:00 PM, ADVISING THAT HE HAD NOT MOVED FROM THE BED SINCE THAT TIME. ON THE MORNING OF DECEMBER 2, 1996, HE DID NOT APPEAR TO BE BREATHING AND EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED AND RESPONDED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL HE WAS FOUND TO BE EXPIRED AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT BY DOCTOR K. HERSHMAN (221-7235), ON NOVEMBER 22, 1996, FOR A URINARY TRACK INFECTION, NO OTHER MEDICAL TREATMENT PRIOR TO THAT VISIT. MEDICATION: BACTRIM, TYLENOL AND BENTYL HAD BEEN PRESCRIBED, THEY WERE TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT ALONG THE DECEASED. . ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 2, 1996, ABT. 8:07A.M., THE DECEASED WAS THE DRIVER OF A 1981 PONTIAC THAT WAS TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND ON N.W. 29TH AVENUE. WHEN HE APPROACHED THE INTERSECTION, HE FAILED TO STOP AT THE STOP SIGN AND ENTERED ONTO N.W. 62ND STREET. HIS VEHICLE WAS BROADSIDED BY A 1988 CHEVROLET LUNCH WAGON THAT WAS TRAVELING EASTBOUND ON N.W. 62ND STREED. THE LUNCH WAGON REDIRECTED SOUTHBOUND AND STRUCK A 1984 CADILLAC THAT HAD STOPPED.LVAL\ ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS A RESIDENT AT A BOARDING HOME WHICH WAS LOCATED AT THE ABOVE INCIDENT LOCATION. ACCORDING TO THE CARE TAKER, HE WAS A HEAVY DRINKER AND COMPLAINED OF A COLD FOR THE PAST FEW DAYS. ON DECEMBER 1, 1996, ABT. 11:00P.M., HE WENT TO BED AFTER WATCHING THE FOOTBALL GAME. ON DECEMBER 2, ABT. 12:50P.M., THE CARETAKER WENT TO HIS WINDOW TO CHECK ON HIM AFTER SHE HAD NOT SEEN HIM ALL MORNING. HER OBSERVATION REVEALED HIM LYING IN BED APPEARING NOT TO BE BREATHING. SHE RESPONDED TO HIS ROOM AND PICKED HIS BEDROOM LOCK. UPON ENTERING, SHE FOUND HIM EXPIRED. HE HAS BEEN TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AND HAS A HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION, CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE AND SUFFERED A STROKE IN THE PAST WITH LEFT SIDED HEMIPARESIS. 5 TYLENOL TABLETS WERE TRANSPORTED TO THIS OFFICE. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY FEMALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. SHE HAD NOT BEEN FEELING WELL SINCE SHE WOKE UP ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1996. SOMETIME DURING THE MORNING HOURS, THE DECEASED WAS ASSISTED TO AND FROM THE BATHROOM BY HER DAUGHTER. MOMENTS AFTER ASSISTING HER BACK INTO HER BED THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY TRIPPED AND FELL OVER THE HOSE TO HER OXYGEN TANK AND SUFFERED AN INJURY TO HER FOREHEAD. SHE WAS ASSISTED BACK INTO BED AND GIVEN SOME AT ABOUT 9:20 AM. A FEW MOMENTS LATER SHE WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE IN HER BED. POLICE AND EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED, SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT BY DR. MASIQUES SANCHEZ (567-1999), MEDICATIONS; ALBUTEROL SULFATE INHALATION SOLUTION AND BECLOVENT INHALATION AEROSOL WERE TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT WITH THE DECEASED. LVAL7 ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO REPORTEDLY WAS BORN IN SPAIN, LIVED ALONE AS A RECLUSE FOR SEVERAL YEARS AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1996, HE DID NOT ANSWER HIS TELEPHONE SO THE MANAGER OF THE BUILDING CALLED POLICE TO CHECK ON HIM. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL HE WAS FOUND LYING SUPINE ON THE FLOOR NEAR THE BATHROOM EXPIRED. POLICE WERE UNABLE TO FIND ANY INFORMATION ABOUT MEDICAL HISTORY OR INFORMATION ABOUT AN EMERGENCY CONTACT PERSON, NEXT OF KIN. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS EMPLOYED AS A REPAIRMAN FOR SOUTHERNBELL. ON JANUARY 30, 1996, ABT. 11:10A.M., HE WAS WORKING AT 2160 S.W. 10TH STREET WHEN HE WAS SHOT IN THE EYE DURING A ROBBERY ATTEMPT. HE WAS TAKEN TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WHERE HE WAS TREATED FOR A GUNSHOT WOUND TO THE LEFT SIDE OF HIS FACE, FRACTURE OF THE LEFT ZYGOMATIC MAXILLARY COMPLEX FRACTURE AND MASTOID BONES AS WELL AS A TRAUMATIC RUPTURE OF THE LEFT GLOBE. DIAGNOSIS: GUNSHOT WOUND TO LEFT FACE, TRAUMATIC INJURY TO LEFT GLOBE. TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND ON FEBRUARY 4, 1996, HE WAS DISCHARGED. ON NOVEMBER 24, 1996, HE WAS WAS AT HOME WHEN ACCORDING TO HIS MOTHER, HE COMPLAINED OF A HEADACHE AND STARTED VOMITING. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED, ADMINISTERED EMERGENCY TREATMENT AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE WAS FOUND TO BE HEMIPLEGIC, AGITATED AND NOT SPEAKING. HE WAS TAKEN TO X-RAY WHERE AN EMERGENCY C T SCAN OF THE BRAIN WAS PERFORMED AND REVEALED A LARGE RIGHT FRONTAL INTRACEREBRAL HEMATOMA. DIAGNOSIS: RIGHT FRONTAL TEMPORAL HEMATOMA INTRAVENTRICULAR HEMORRHAGE. HE WAS TAKEN TO SURGERY WHERE A RIGHT FRONTAL TEMPORAL CRANIOTOMY; EVACUATION OF INTRACEREBRAL HEMATOMA; PLACEMENT OF SUBGALEAL DRAIN; EVACUATION OF INTRAVENTRICULAR HEMATOMA WAS PERFORMED. TREATMENT WAS CONTINUED, HOWEVER, HIS CONDITION DETERIORATED AND ON DECEMBER 2, 1996, AT 1:21P.M., HE EXPIRED.yLVALG ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON THE EARLY MORNING OF DECEMBER 4, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS IN BED SLEEPING. ABT. 1:45A.M., HE WOKE UP, SAT ON THE COUCH AND SUDDENLY COLLAPSED. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON ARRIVAL, PRONOUNCED HIM DECEASED. HE HAS BEEN TREATED BY DR. LUIS QUINTERO AND HAS A HISTORY OF INSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETES MELLITUS, ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE, SPINAL STENOSIS, ACHALASIS AND ESOPHAGEAL STENOSIS. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED HAD COMPLAINED OF NOT FEELING WELL FOR THE PAST TWO DAYS. ON DECEMBER 3, 1996, HE WAS TAKEN TO AVENTURA HOSPITAL WHERE HE ARRIVED INTUBATED AND WITHOUT ANY VITAL SIGNS. CPR WAS INITIATED AND CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 1:40 P.M.. DECEASED HAD BEEN TREATED IN THE PAST AT VETERAN ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL. HE WAS LAST HOSPITALIZED IN APRIL 1996 AND HAD A DIAGNOSIS OF CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, DILATED CARDIOMYOPATHY, NON-INSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETES MELLITUS, ANEMIA, ATRIAL FIBRILLATION AND MULTIPLE COLON POLYPS. HE UNDERWENT A COLONSCOPY AND POLYPECTOMY DURING THAT TIME. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 4, 1996, AB.T 12:00P.M., THE SON OF THE DECEASED RESPONDED TO HER RESIDENCE TO CHECK ON HER WELFARE. UPON HIM ENTERING THE RESIDENCE, HE FOUND HER LYING IN BED UNRESPONSIVE. HE CALLED FIRE RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HER DEAD. ACCORDING TO HER SON, SHE SUFFERED FROM HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE AND SEIZURES. HOWEVER, SHE HAD NOT BEEN SEEN BY A PHYSICIAN. MEDICATION: DILANTION 100MG. ACCORDING TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL RECORDS, SHE HAS A HISTORY OF SEIZURE DISORDER THAT DATED BACK PRIOR TO 1987 (ETIOLOGY UNKNOWN). SHE STATED THAT AT TIMES WOULD FORGET TO TAKE HER MEDICATION (DILANTIN) AND AS A RESULT, SHE WOULD LOOSE CONSCIOUSNESS. SHE HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TUBAL LIGATION. xLVALIACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE REPORT: THE DECEDENT WAS AT A MEETING WITH HER SON'S TEACHER WHEN SUDDENLY SHE GRABBED HER STOMACH AND COLLAPSED. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND BEGAN TREATING THE DECEDENT WHO WAS IN CARDIAC ARREST. FIRE RESCUE TRANSPORTED TO NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER, THE DECEDENT REMAINED NON RESPONSIVE AND DETERIORATED; PRONOUNCED AT 6:49PM. MEDICAL HISTORY: ACCORDING TO DR. MAGDA VAZQUEZ OF BORINQUEN MEDICAL CENTER (#THE DECEDENT WAS TREATED FOR HYPERTENSION DESCRIBED AS "OUT OF CONTROL", WITH A READING OF 200/120 IN 1994. DR. MAGDA VASQUEZ FROM BORINQUEN MEDICAL CENTER REPORTED THE DECEDENT WAS NON COMPLIANT WITH HER PRESCRIBED MEDICATION; DYNACIRC. RECORDS FROM JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL #163-43-16; NOTED THE DECEDENT WAS LAST SEEN SEVERAL TIMES IN 1993 AND 1994, DIAGNOSED WITH ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION, BLOOD PRESSURE WAS NOTED AS 174/110. PREVIOUSLY ADMITTED JANUARY, 1990; FOR A NORMAL SPONTANEOUS VAGINAL DELIVERY. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS ARRESTED ON JULY 9, 1996 BY OFFICERS AT THE METRO-DADE JUSTICE BUILDING, COURT ROOM 4-5 FOR VIOLATION OF PROBATION. ONE COUNT OF COCAINE POSSESION AND ONE COUNT FOR CHILD NEGLECT. DURING HER INCARCERATION AT THE WOMENS DETENTION CENTER LOCATED AT 1401 NORTHWEST 7TH AVENUE SHE BECAME ILL COMPLAINING OF LETHARGY, FEVER, VOMITING, LEFT EAR PAIN AND STIFF NECK. DECEMBER 3, 1996 JUST BEFORE MIDNIGHT SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON HER ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 12:00 MIDNIGHT, SHE WAS LETHARGIC, TEMP 102.5, B/P 152/101 AMD PULSE 76. SHE WAS UNRESPONSIVE WITH DILATED PUPILS AND HER CONDITION WAS RAPIDLY DETERIORATING. CT SCAN REVEALED DIFFUSE CEREBRAL EDEMA. SHE WAS DECLARED BRAIN DEAD AND DIAGNOSED WITH PRESUMED MENINGITIS. SHE WAS INTUBATED AND PLACED ON A VENTILATOR HOWEVER, HER CONDITION WORSENED AND SHE WAS PRONOUNCED AT 3:30 P.M..LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN INMATE AT THE TURNER GUILFORD KNIGHT CENTER SINCE MAY 7, 1996 FOR NARCOTICS VIOLATION. DECEMBER 4, 1996 AT APPROX 1:30 A.M. THE DECEASED COMPLAINED TO GUARDS THAT HE WAS SICK. HE WAS TAKEN TO THE INFIRMARY WHERE HE BEGAN HAVING SEIZURES. FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO PALMETTO GEBERAL HOSPITAL. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 2:05 A.M. HE WAS WITNESSED AS HAVING GRAND MAL SEIZURES LASTING APPROX 3-4 SECONDS WHICH TOTALED APPROX 5-6 WHILE IN THE E.R.. HE WAS INTUBATED AND PLACED ON MONITOR WHICH REVEALED SINUS TACH WHICH LATER CHANGED TO ASYSTOLE. HE WAS LETHARGIC AND SKIN COLOR PALE. C.P.R. WAS INITIATED HOWEVER, TO NO AVAIL AND HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 2:57 A.M.. DECEASED ALLEGEDLY TOLD A NURSE AT THE T.G.K. CENTER THAT HE HAD INGESTED AN UNKNOWN AMOUNT OF COCAINE ROCK PRIOR TO BECOMING SICK. *****CONFIDENTIAL***** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 3, 1996 DECEASED CAME HOME ABT. 6:00 P.M. AND ATE PIZZA. HE WENT TO BED A FEW HOURS LATER AND STARTED COMPLAINING OF NAUSEAU AND HEARTBURN. HE BECAME VERY PALE AND BEGAN SWEATING PROFUSELY. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO MT. SINAI MEDICAL CENTER WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED WITH AN IMPRESSION OF POSTERIOR INFERIOR MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. HE WAS TAKEN TO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT WHERE HE WAS TO UNDERGO A CARDIAC CATHERIZATION BUT HE SUDDENLY BECAME UNSTABLE AND WENT INTO VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS WERE MADE BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 4:20 A.M.. DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD A LONG HISTORY OF HEART PROBLEMS AND WAS ADVISED TO UNDERGO AN ANGIOPLASTY.LVALk ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM NORTH MIAMI NURSING HOME RECORDS AND FAMILY MEMBER, THE DECEASED WAS EMPLOYED AS A CONSTRUCTION WORKER. IN DECEMBER 1985 WHILE WORKING, HE FELL 27 FEET FROM A SCAFFOLD STRIKING HIS HEAD ON THE CONCRETE. HE WAS TAKEN TO A HOSPITAL IN STUART, FLA. WHERE HE REMAINED COMATOSE FOR THREE MONTHS. IN JANUARY 1987, HE WAS ADMITTED INTO THE ADVANTAGE NURSING HOME IN FORT PIERCE, FLORIDA AND REMAINED THERE UNTIL SEPTEMBER 1996. AT THIS TIME, HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO NORTH MIAMI NURSING HOME WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF ESOPHAGEAL DIVERTICULOSIS, PEPTIC ULCER DISEASE, CLOSED HEAD TRAUMA, SENILE DEMENTIA WITH PSYCHOTIC FEATURES AND HIATAL HERNIA. HE HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF CLOSED HEAD TRAUMA WITH LONG STANDING COMA AND RESIDUAL DEMENTIA AND BEHAVIOR DISORDER WITH PSYCHOTIC FEATURES, STATUS POST PEG PLACEMENT, RECURRENT ASPIRATION PNEUMONIAS. HE REMAINED AT THE NURSING HOME UNTIL HIS EXPIRATION ON NOVEMBER 28, 1996. HE WAS RELEASED TO YATES FUNERAL HOME FOR CREMATION AND WAS SUBSEQUENTLY BROUGHT INTO THIS OFFICE FOR PROPER CERTIFICATION. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A YOUNG MALE WHO WAS DISABLED AND DIAGNOSED WITH A STAGE IV NASOPHARYNGEAL CARCINOMA. HE REPORTEDLY WAS TO HAVE HAD HIS FIRST CHEMOTHERAPY TREATMENT ON YESTERDAY, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 3, 1996. HE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE BY FAMILY MEMBERS AT ABOUT 1:00 AM, DECEMBER 4, 196, WHEN HE RETIRED TO BED. AT ABOUT 8:00 AM, HIS MOTHER ATTEMPTED TO AWAKEN HIM, HE WAS FOUND NOT BREATHING AND UNRESPONSIVE. POLICE AND RESCUE UNITS WERE CALLED, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. PAST HISTORY OF TREATMENT AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, HOSPITAL RECORD NUMBER #253-11-01, WAS REQUESTED. LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL INFORMATION PROVIDED BY THE FUNERAL HOME; THE DECEASED WAS YOUNG FEMALE WHO EXPIRED AT AVENTURA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER ON DECEMBER 1, 1996. HER FAMILY ARRANGED FOR THE REMAINS TO BE CREMATED AND THE DEATH CERTIFICATE WAS SUBMITTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT FOR APPROVAL. THE APPROVAL; WAS DENIED AND THE REMAINS WERE TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT FOR PROPER CERTIFICATION. *** Refile 1/17/97 GDS **** ACCORDING TO INITIALPOLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 1, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS A BICYCLIST TRAVELING NORTHBOUND ON N.W. 54TH STREET AND RODE HIS BIKE INTO THE RIGHT SIDE OF A 1995 BUICK THAT WAS TRAVELING EASTBOUND ON N.W. 55TH STREET AND WAS EJECTED ONTO THE STREET. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. HE WAS ADMITTED WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF ACUTE SUBDURAL HEMATOMA, CEREBRAL CONTUSIONS AND CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE. A CT SCAN OF BRAIN REVEALED RIGHT ACUTE SUBDURAL HEMATOMA 1 CM THICK AND BIFRONTAL CONTUSIONS. HE WAS TAKEN TO SURGERY WHERE HE UNDERWENT A RIGHT FRONTAL AND PARIETAL BURR HOLE DRAINAGE OF SUBDURAL HEMATOMA, PLACEMENT OF RIGHT FRONTAL VENTRICULOSTOMY. HIS PROGNOSIS WERE POOR AND HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE. A NEUROLOGICAL EXAM REVEALED NO EVIDENCE OF BRAINSTEM FUNCTION. HE WAS CLINICALLY BRAIN DEAD AND WAS PRONOUNCED ON DECEMBER 2, 1996 AT 8:30 A.M.. DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF END STAGE RENAL DISEASE AND WAS UNDERGOING DIALYSIS TREATMENTS.OLVAL;_ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEMBER 5, 1996 FIRE-RESCUE WAS SUMMONED TO THE DECEASED RESIDENCE AFTER SHE BECAME UNRESPONSIVE. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, DEC'D WAS WITHOUT ANY VITAL SIGNS. C.P.R. WAS INITIATED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO HIALEAH HOSPITAL. UPON HER ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM, SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, MONITOR SHOWING ASYSTOLE. C.P.R. WAS CONTINUED HOWEVER, ALL EFFORTS WERE MET WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS AND SHE WAS PRONOUNCED AT 2:10 A.M.. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: DECEASED WAS UNDER THE TREATMENT OF DR. CORDOVES FOR HYPERTENSION, INSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETES MELLITUS AND S/P STROKE FIVE YEARS AGO. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED MOTHER STATES THAT THE DECEASED HAD RECENTLY DEVELOPED PROBLEMS DURING HER PREGNANCY. SHE SUFFERED A COLLAPSED LUNG AND WAS ADMITTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WITH BREATHING DIFFICULTIES AND HEART PROBLEMS. SHE WAS ALSO VERY OBESE AND HAD A SLEEP DISORDER. DECEMBER 4, 1996 THE DECEASED COMPLAINED TO HER MOTHER THAT SHE WAS DIZZY. SHE WENT INTO THE BEDROOM TO LIE DOWN. UPON HER MOTHER CHECKING ON HER, SHE WAS WAS FOUND EXPIRED. ****CASE REFILED MARCH 11, 1997 (NLJ)**** ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO WAS A DIALYSIS PATIENT AND LIVED ALONE AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WHICH WAS AN "ADULT CONGREGATE LIVING FACILITY". ON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1996, THE NURSING ASSISTANCE CHECKED IN ON HIM AT ABOUT 9:30 AM. HE DID NOT GET A RESPONSE AT THE DOOR WHEN HE KNOCKED, THE DOOR WAS NOT LOCKED SO HE ENTERED. THE DECEASED WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE, LYING ON THE FLOOR OF THE BEDROOM. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT FOR RENAL FAILURE BY DR. ENGLISH (651-9988). HE WAS ALSO TREATED FOR HYPERTENSION AND CORONARY DISEASE, DIABETES MELLITUS. LVAL]@Y=Z7E^8ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASESUBARACHNOID HOMORRHAGE DUE TO: RUPTURED BERRY ANEURYSM CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: COCAINE INTOXICATIONCHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE WITH FOCAL ACUTE BRONCHOPNEUMONIA.PULMONARY EMBOLISM. DUE TO: THROMBOSIS OF POPLITEAL VEIN(S).LYMPHANGITIC SPREADING METASTATIC ADENOCARCINOMA, PROBABLE GASTRIC PRIMARY. ADENOCARCINOMA OF CERVIC WITH METASTASES TO BOTH LUNGS. CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE.CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE.RUPTURED ABDOMINAL AORTIC ANEURYSM.CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: CIRRHOTIC LIVER DISEASE. ATHEROSCLEROTIC AND HYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASEUPPER GASTROINTESTINAL HEMORRHAGE DUE TO: CHRONIC ETHANOLISMDROWNING. CONT. CAUSE: BLUNT TRAUMA.PNEUMONIA ASSOCIATED WITH HYPERTENSION AND HEPATIC CIRRHOSIS. CONT. CAUSE: OBESITY.ATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASE.HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE CONT. DIABETES MELLITUSBRONCHOPNEUMONIA AND CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS. CONT. CAUSE: OBESITY, SEPTIC NECROSIS RIGHT HIP.PNEUMONIA AND PARALYSIS COMPLICATING THORACIC SPINAL FRACTUREChronic Ethanolism Contributing Cause: HypertensionARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEHypertensive Cardiovascular Disease Contributing Cause: Diabetes Mellitus.HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUSCOMPLICATIONS OF MULTIPLE BLUNT TRAUMA ATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASEHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION DUE TO: CORONARY ARTERY THROMBOSIS CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: THERMAL INJURYSLEEP APNEA DUE TO: MORBID OBESITYHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: ATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART, DIABETES MELLITUS. rLVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON OCTOBER 20, 1996, ABT. 12:40A.M., THE DECEASED WAS THE DRIVER OF A VEHICLE THAT WAS TRAVELING NORTHBOUND ON U.S. 1 WHEN HE WAS STRUCK BY ANOTHER VEHICLE THAT WAS MAKING A LEFT TURN. HIS VEHICLE LEFT THE ROADWAY, HE WAS EJECTED AND CAME TO REST ON THE LEFT SIDE OF HIS VEHICLE. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED, ADMINISTERED EMERGENCY TREATMENT AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE WAS TREATED FOR MULTIPLE INJURIES. TREATMENT WAS CONTINUED, HOWEVER, HIS CONDITION DETERIORATED, HE DEVELOPED RENAL AND PULMONARY FAILURE. ON DECEMBER 4, 1996, AT 8:00P.M., HE EXPIRED. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED SUFFERED FROM HYPERTENSION, HIGH CHOLESTROL, DIABETES MELLITUS AND ARTHRITIS. SURGICAL HISTORY: S/P TURP. NOVEMBER 24, 1996 THE DECEASED PREPARED A MIXTURE OF DIFFERENT SUBSTANCES ALONG WITH ALCOHOL IN ORDER TO RUB HIS BODY WHICH HE DID. AT ONE POINT, HE LIT A CANDLE AND A FIRE IGNITED WHICH CAUSED THE DEC'D TO BURN HIMSELF. BURNS WERE SUSTAINED OVER HIS CHEST, BACK AND UPPER EXTREMITIES. HE DID NOT GO TO THE HOSPITAL ON THIS DAY, HOWEVER HE DID RESPOND TO PAN AMERICAN ON NOVEMBER 25, 1996 AFTER HE AWOKE AND OBSERVED BLISTERS OVER HIS UPPER TORSO. BURNS WERE CALCULATED AT 67% TBSA. HE WAS THEN TRANSFERRED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL BY MEDICAR. UPON ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE WAS ADMITTED IN CRITICAL CONDITION AND POOR PROGNOSIS. BURNS WERE RE-CALCULATED AT 25% TBSA. OTHER DIAGNOSIS INCLUDED A POSSIBLE RESPIRATORY INJURY. HE WAS KEPT WITH SUPPORTIVE CARE, HOWEVER HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND HE BECAME UNRESPONSIVE AND HYPOTENSIVE WITH POOR CARDIAC STATUS. DECEMBER 4, 1996 HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO SIGNS OF LIFE, HE WAS PRONOUNCED AT 2:30 P.M.. REFILED JANUARY 21, 1997 (NLJ);LVAL%K ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON THE EVENING OF DECEMBER 4, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS WALKING INTO HIS RESIDENCE WHEN HE SUDDENLY COLLAPSED. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, HE WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE, WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND IN VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE, WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND EKG MONITOR SHOWING VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION WHICH CONVERTED TO ASYSTOLE. ADVANCE CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 6:44P.M., HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO HIS FAMILY, HIS MEDICAL HISTORY IS UNKNOWN. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 4, 1996, ABT. 7:10P.M., THE DECASED WAS FOUND ON THE FLOOR OF HIS RESIDENCE EXPIRED. ACCORDING TO NEIGHBORS, ABT. 7:00P.M., HE WAS POSSIBLE INTOXICATED AND FELL DOWN THE STAIRS AT HIS RESIDENCE. ****REFILE 1/16/97**** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON THE MORNING OF DECEMBER 4, 1996, THE DECEASED STARTED DRINKING HEAVY. LATER THAT EVENING, HE COMPLAINED OF SHORTNESS OF BREATH AND SUDDENLY COLLAPSED. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON ARRIVAL, FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE, WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS, WITH EKG MONITOR SHOWING V-FIB AND IN CARDIAC ARREST. EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO NORTHSHORE MEDICAL CENTER EMERGENCY ROOM. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND IN FULL CARDIAC ARREST WITH EKG MONITOR REMAINING IN VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. ADVANCE CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 6:39P.M., HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. HE HAS A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF ASTHMA AND BRONCHITIS. HE DRANK HEAVY, AND CONTINUED SMOKING EVEN WHILE USING THE OXYGEN MACHINE.LVALU ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION AND FAMILY MEMBER, ON DECEMBER 4, 1996 DECEASED COMPLAINED TO A FRIEND THAT SHE WAS NOT FEELING WELL. SHE WAS ADVISED TO CALL HER PHYSICIAN WHICH SHE DID, HOWEVER, SHE DID NOT RESPOND TO THE DOCTOR'S OFFICE. ON DECEMBER 5, 1996, HER FRIEND RESPONDED TO HER RESIDENCE TO TAKE HER TO THE DOCTORS' OFFICE AND FOUND HER EXPIRED. POLICE RESPONDED AND FOUND NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. FAMILY MEMBERS STATED THAT SHE HAD NO KNOWN MEDICAL PROBLEMS OTHER THAN A HIP REPLACEMENT A FEW YEARS AGO. DR. FIELDS' OFFICE WAS CONTACTED AND STATED THAT SHE HAD NOT BEEN SEEN THERE IN YEARS. SHE HAD TELEPONED ON DECEMBER 4, 1996 BUT FAILED TO KEEP HER APPOINTMENT.According to initial police investigation: The decedent was last seen alive by her son when she retired for the evening at 8:00 pm on December 5,1996. On the following morning when he went in her room, she was unresponsive and cold to the touch. Medical History: According to Dr. H. Williams (#653-4210): The decedent was under his care for treatment of Hypertension and Diabetes, she was last seen in his office about 3-4 months ago. No physical records available for review. Medications Glucotrol 10mg. and Cardizem 180mg. Jackson Memorial Hospital records (#2430291) reflect the decedent was treated September 1994, and diagnosed with the following; Urinary Tract Infection, Hypertension with a Blood Pressure reading of 140/80, and Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus. Amendment: Dr. Williams contacted this office with report of his physical records regarding the decedent. According to Dr. Williams, the decedent was last seen per his records under a different last name of Miyang in June 1993. She was treated for Diabetes and Hypertension. Bloop Pressure was noted as 140/100. Jackson Memorial records check under the name of Miyang reflected no records found. LVAL  ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED AND HIS WIFE HAVE A HISTORY OF ALCOHOL ABUSE. DECEASED SISTER-IN-LAW ATTEMPTED TO REACH THEM SINCE DECEMBER 2, 1996 HOWEVER WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS. DECEMBER 5, 1996 SHE RESPONDED TO THE RESIDENCE AND ENTERED. UPON HER ARRIVAL SHE FOUND THE DECEASED IN BED EXPIRED AND HIS WIFE LYING NEXT TO HIM AWAKE, HOWEVER INCOHERANT. DEC'D WIFE WAS TRANSPORTED TO DEERING HOSPITAL BY RANDLE EASTERN. SHE HAD DIARRHEA AND WAS UNABLE TO WALK AND WAS NOT ABLE TO PROVIDE ANY INFORMATION OR HISTORY ON THE DECEASED. POLICE RESPONDED AND VIEWED NO TRAUMA. IT APPEARED THE DEC'D HAD BEEN VOMITING A DARK COLORED LIQUID. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED RESIDES IN CONNETICUT, HOWEVER SHE WAS VISITING A FRIEND IN MIAMI FOR HER BIRTHDAY. ACCORDING TO HER DAUGHTER SHE HAD BEEN TREATED FOR CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE AND HAS HAD THREE HEART ATTACKS IN THE PAST. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED INCLUDE: ALPRAZOLAN, KLOR-CON, ISOSORBIDE, CARDIZEM, ZANTAC, LANOXIN, NITROSTAT AND FUROSEMIDE. DECEMBER 4, 1996 AFTER DEC'D HAD BEEN SUFFERING FROM A COLD FOR THE PAST FEW DAYS, HER FRIEND GAVE HER SOME COUGH MEDICINE APPROX 11:00 P.M.. ON DECEMBER 6, 1996 SHE REMAINED IN BED AND ASKED HER FRIEND FOR TWO NITROSTATS FOR THE CHEST PAIN THAT SHE WAS EXPERIENCING. SHE GAVE HER THE TWO PILLS AT 1:25 P.M. AND AT 2:15 P.M. WHILE HER FRIEND HELD HER HAND, THE DECEASED STOPPED BREATHING. SHE SUMMONED FIRE-RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HER DEAD.wLVAL According to initial police investigation: The decedent was last seen alive on or about December 2,1996. On December 5th concerned neighbors called police to check on her well being. Forced entry was made into her secured apartment at which time the decedent was found doa, lying in the bathtub. It appeared as if she was cleaning or storing her dentures when she fell on her back, no signs of trauma noted. Neighbors and family members advised police the decedent was known to drink alcohol ., she was currently under the care of Dr. Anderson (316) 696-1770 for unknown medical problems... medication transported included: indapamide, lozol and tylenol with codeine. Contact with Dr. Anderson revealed the decedent medical history reflected she was last seen on October 1996 and treated for an acute lateral left ankle. Blood pressure was reported normal at that time. In 1993 and 1994, the decedent was diagnosed with High Blood Pressure (120/180). Medication prescribed Lozol 2.5 mg and Indapamide 2.5 mg. Previous medical history diagnoses noted as the following; 1995-Allergic Rhinitis, 1995-Otitis Media, July 1996- Fungus of the feet and toes, and in May 1992 her initial visit was for the removal of stiches in both of her knees. *Decedent was allergic to Penicillin. LVAL+ ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL RECORDS, DECEASED AND HIS WIFE WERE VACATIONING IN CAYMAN ISLAND. ON NOVEMBER 24, 1996 THEY WERE SNORKELING WHEN HE SUDDENLY WENT UNDERWATER FOR ABT. 2 MINUTES BEFORE BEING RESCUED. HE WAS TAKEN TO GEORGETOWN HOSPITAL ON THE ISLAND AND EVENTUALLY TRANSPORTED HIM TO JACKSON MEMORIAL WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF ASPIRATION OF SALT WATER, NEAR DROWNING. A CHEST X-RAY SHOWED BILATERAL INFILTRATES. HE REMAINED HOSPITALIZED AND HIS CONDITION BEGAN TO DETERIORATE, HE BECAME CONFUSED AND AGITATED REQUIRING INTUBATION. HE DEVELOPED RESPIRATORY INSUFFICIENCY, HYPOTENSION AND PNEUMONIA VERSES ADULT RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME. HE REMAINED ON VENTILATORY SUPPORT UNTIL HIS EXPIRATION ON DECEMBER 5, 1996. FAMILY MEMBERS STATED THAT THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF KIDNEY CANCER, NEPHRECTOMY AND CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT. ***FAMILY REQUESTED NO AUTOPSY BECAUSE OF JEWISH BELIEFS***LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL INFORMATION RECEIVED: THE DECEASED FELL AT HOME ON OCTOBER 4, 1996 AND WAS ADMITTED TO SOUTH MIAMI HOSPITAL. DISCHARGE DIAGNOSIS: T-11 FRACTURE, MILD CORD COMPRESSION WITH LOWER EXTREMITY WEAKNESS, HISTORY OF CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT AND SYNCOPE. DURING HIS HOSPITAL STAY HE UNDERWENT A LAMINECTOMY WHICHAFTER HE BECAME PARALYZED. HE WAS DISCHARGED ON OCTOBER 17, 1996 TO A REHABILITATION CENTER. HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND ON NOVEMBER 19, 1996 HE STARTED HAVING RECTAL BLEED AND HIS HEMATOCRIT DECREASED SLIGHTLY. HE HAD ALSO BECOME EXTREMELY DEPRESSED, REFUSING TO EAT AND ASKING CARETAKERS TO "SHOOT HIM". HE WAS TRANSFERRED TO MERCY HOSPITAL WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED ON NOVEMBER 20, 1996. HE WAS ADMITTED WITH BILATERAL PNEUMONIA. HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND HE CONTINUED ASKING CARETAKERS TO "HELP HIM DIE". ON NOVEMBER 25, 1996 HE WAS FOUND PULSELESS AND NOT BREATHING, HE WAS PRONOUNCED AT THAT TIME. REMAINS WERE RELEASED TO VAN ORSDEL FUNERAL HOME AND LATER BROUGHT IN FOR PROPER CERTIFICATION. HE HAS ALSO BEEN TREATED AT SOUTH MIAMI HOSPITAL AS WELL AS MERCY HOSPITAL. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT TWO YEARS AGO. HE DID NOT DRINK OR SMOKE AND HAS NEVER BEEN MARRIED. HE ALSO LIVED ALONE.?LVALK ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE DECEASED'S PHYSICIAN AND HER MOTHER, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD A PAST HISTORY OF ETOH AND DRUG ABUSE. YEARS AGO SHE DEVELOPED SEPTIC NECROSIS OF HER RIGHT HIP, POSSIBLY DUE TO ETHANOL AND DRUG ABUSE. SHE UNDERWENT HIP REPLACEMENT AT PARKWAY HOSPITAL WEST (OLD GOLDEN GLADES HOSPITAL) AND AFTERWARDS DEVELOPED INFECTION REQUIRING HER PROSTHESIS TO BE TAKEN OUT. SHE WAS LATER PLACED ON LOCAL NURSING HOMES AND AS OF LATE WAS BEING CARED AT HOME, BY HER MOTHER, AND A VISITING NURSE. . HER MOTHER STATED THAT ON THE EVENING OF DECEMBER 5,1996 THE DECEASED HAD COMPLAINED OF NOT FEELING WELL. SHE WAS PUT TO BED AND IN THE A.M. OF DECEMBER 6, MOTHER WASHED THE DECEASED'S FACE BUT DIDN'T NOTICE THAT SHE WAS UNRESPONSIVE. THE VISITING NURSE CAME TO SEE HER AT THE RESIDENCE AND FOUND HER UNRESPONSIVE. HE BEGAN CPR, AND RESCUE WAS CALLED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, SHE WAS FOUND EXPIRED. . THE DECEASED WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. RONALD HARRIS, 948-8163, TREATED HER ON AND OFF FOR TEN YEARS AND LAST SAW HER DURING HER HOSPITALIZATION AT PARKWAY WEST, IN AUGUST/96. SHE DID NOT HAVE ANY OTHER MEDICAL PROBLEMS.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 7, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS A MOTORCYCLIST TRAVELING NORTHBOUND ON S.W. 27TH AVENUE WHEN HE WAS STRUCK BY A BUICK THAT WAS TRAVELING EASTBOUND ON S.W. 10TH STREET. THE BUICK PULLED OUT FROM THE STOP SIGN AT THE INTERSECTION. THE DECEASED EXPIRED ON THE SCENE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 5, 1996 AT 12:10 PM., THE DECEASED WAS A => MOTORCYCLIST <= WHO WAS RIDING A LARGE DISPLACEMT SUZUKI MOTORCYCLE AT A HIGH RATE OF SPEED (60-70 MPH), WESTBOUND ON WEST 44TH PLACE IN HIALEAH. AS HE APPROACHED THE INTERSECTION OF WEST 6TH AVENUE, A FORD THUNDERBIRD SEDAN THAT WAS ALSO WESTBOUND, TRAVELING AT 10-15 MPH., STARTED TO MAKE A LEFT TURN FROM WEST TO SOUTH. AT THE SAME TIME THE MOTORCYCLE ATTEMPTED TO PASS ON THE LEFT AND COLLIDED WITH THE LEFT DOOR OF THE THUNDERBIRD. DECEASED WAS EJECTED AND THROWN OVER ONE HUNDERD (100) FEET WHERE HE HIT A FENCE. THE MOTORCYCLE BROKE INTO TWO (2) PIECES AND HIT A FENCE KNOCKING IT DOWN. . FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED THE DECEASED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (PATIENT # 705-41-52) WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 12:47 P.M., UNRESPONSIVE, WITH PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED, GCS = 3, WITH MULTIPLE FRACTURES. WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 12:49 PM. mLVALs{ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED AND HIS WIFE WERE CRUISING ABOARD THE M/S SENSATION CRUISESHIP. ON DECEMBER 6, 1996 THEY HAD DINNER AND RETURNED TO THE CABIN WHEN HE BEGAN COMPLAINING OF FEELING COLD AND STOMACH PAINS. SHORTLY AFTERWARDS, HE COLLAPSED TO THE FLOOR. A NURSE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HIM WITH A FAINT PULSE. HE WAS TAKEN TO THE INFIRMARY WHERE HE WAS INTUBATED AND MEDICATIONS WERE ADMINISTERED. CHEST MONITOR SHOWED ASYSTOLE RHYTHM.. CPR CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 12:59 A.M. DECEASED WIFE STATED THAT HE HAD NOT COMPLAINED OF ANY PROBLEMS PRIOR TO EXPIRATION. HE WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. PALMER AND HAD A HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION WHICH WAS WELL CONTROLLED. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 7, 1996 ABT. 12:01 A.M., THE DECEASED WAS PUT TO BED IN A SWING CRADLE IN THE BEDROOM WITH HIS PARENTS. A COUPLE OF HOURS LATER, HIS MOTHER AWAKENED AND ASKED HIS FATHER TO CHECK ON HIM BECAUSE HE WAS TOO QUIET. UPON DOING SO, HE WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE AND NOT BREATHING. POLICE WERE SUMMONED AND INITIATED CPR UNTIL FIRE RESCUE ARRIVED. DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS MADE, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 2:45 A.M.. DECEASED WAS BORN AT SMH HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL A NORMAL BIRTH AND REPORTEDLY WITH MINOR COMPLICATIONS. HE HAD BEEN SUFFERING WITH A FEVER FOR THE PAST TWO DAYS AND WAS GIVEN BABY TYLENOL. HE HAD NO OTHER KNOWN MEDICAL PROBLEMS - RECORDS TO BE REQUESTED. REFILED: 5/15/97 (ABC)OLVAL4] ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD JUST MOVED IN WITH HER MOTHER DUE TO HAVING DIFFICULTY WALKING AND HER SPEECH BECOMING SLURRED. ON DECEMBER 7,1996 PM., SHE COMPLAINED OF CHEST PAINS AND WENT TO THE BATHROOM, WHERE SHE COLLAPSED. FAMILY MEMBERS FOUND HER FACE DOWN ON BATHROOM FLOOR. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND HER EXPIRED. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED LYING SUPINE ON FLOOR, WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. AS PER FAMILY MEMBERS, THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION AND DIABETES, AND WAS TREATED AT CAC-HMO CLINIC ABOUT A YEAR AGO. SHE ALSO SUFFERED FROM OBESITY. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS A RESIDENT OF CANADA WHO WAS TRAVELING WTH A FRIEND ON A CRUISE IN THE CARIBBEAN, ABOARD THE M/S SENSATION. SHE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON DECEMBER 4,1996 AT 1:30 AM. SHE HAD GOTTEN UP IN THE NIGHT AND FELL DOWN WHILE GOING TO THE BATHROOM. THE ROOM MATE THEN WENT TO SLEEP AND BELIEVES THAT THE DECEASED EXPIRED SOMETIME AFTER IT. AT 9:05 AM., FRIEND FOUND THE DECEASED UNRESPONSIVE, APPARENTLEY EXPIRED, SITTING ON THE FLOOR WITH HER HEAD IN HER ARMS. A CALL WAS PLACED TO THE INFIRMARY AND THE SHIP'S DOCTOR RESPONDED TO CONFIRM EXPIRATION AT 9:10 PM. . THE DECEASED'S SON WAS CONTACTED AND HE ADVISED THAT THE DECEASED HAD SUFFERED A HEART ATTACK ABOUT A YEAR AGO AND ALSO SUFFERED FROM HYPERTENSION. WAS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. PETRIE, (905) 791-2250, IN CANADA. SHE WAS A HEAVY DRINKER. HER TRAVELING COMPANION ADVISED THAT THE DECEASED HAD BEEN DRINKING HEAVY DURING THE TRIP.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 7, 1996 P.M., A WITNESS OBSERVED A VAN TRAVELING SOUTH ON S.W. 112TH AVENUE NEAR 159TH STREET, HEARD A NOISE, THEN OBSERVED THE DECEASED FALL FROM THE SAME VAN. POLICE AND RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND THE DECEASED UNRESPONSIVE ON ROADSIDE. WAS TRANSPORTED VIA AIR-RESCUE TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, AND ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 3:23 PM., UNRESPONSIVE, IN ASYSTOLE, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS AND PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED. HE HAD A LARGE LACERATION TO TOP OF HEAD, INCLUDE DEPRESSED SKULL FRACTURE. WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 3:28 PM. . ** IDENTIFICATION MADE BY FINGERPRINTS COMPARISON. ** ** REFILED ON JANUARY 9, 1997 -- IP ** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS A MEMBER OF A SHIP'S CREW OF "BERNUTH LINES". HE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON DECEMBER 7,1996 AT 1:00 AM., WHEN HE WAS OBSERVED BY A SECURITY GUARD AS HE WALKED TO HIS SHIP. HE APPEARED INTOXICATED AND WAS CARRYING A SIX-PACK OF BEER. THE DECEASED WAS A HEAVY DRINKER AND HAD COME BACK TO THE SHIP INTOXICATED, ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS. AT 8:45 AM., THE DECEASED COULD NOT BE FOUND ON BOARD, AND THE SHIP'S CAPTAIN CALLED "911" AND POLICE AND FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED. METRO DADE POLICE DIVERS LATER FOUND THE DECEASED IN TEN (10) FEET OF WATER. ONE OF HIS SHOES WAS MISSING AND WAS LATER FOUND ON THE ROCKS BELOW THE GANG PLANK. POLICE ON THE SCENE VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH TRAUMA TO TOP AND BACK OF HEAD. HLVAL,X ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEMBER 7, 1996 AT APPROX 8:50 P.M. THE DECEASED WAS A ***PEDESTRIAN*** CROSSING COLLINS AVENUE FROM EAST TO WEST. WHILE IN THE 18600 BLOCK, A 1996 FORD VAN TRAVELING NORTHBOUND ON COLLINS AVENUE STRUCK THE DEC'D CAUSING HIM TO IMPACT WITH THE BUMPER TO THE WINDSHIELD COMING TO REST ON THE ROADWAY. FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED, HOWEVER HE EXPIRED ON THE SCENE. DECEASED WAS CROSSING MID-BLOCK AND NOT INSIDE A CROSSWALK. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE DECEMBER 4, 1996 BY TENANTS OF HIS APARTMENT BUILDING. DECEMBER 7, 1996 TENANTS COMPLAINED OF A FOUL ODOR EMITTING FROM THE DEC'D APARTMENT. MAINTENANCE WAS CONTACTED AND UPON HIS ARRIVAL, HE KNOCKED ON THE DOOR WITHOUT GETTING A RESPONSE. HE THEN ENTERED AND DISCOVERED THE DEC'D SITTING IN A CHAIR INSIDE THE BEDROOM, HE HAD EXPIRED AND WAS IN ADVANCED STAGES OF DECOPOSITION. NO OBVIOUS SIGNS OF TRAUMA. DECEASED WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. NSIDIBE IKPE, HOWEVER HE WAS NOT AVAILABLE FOR HISTORY. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED TO MEDICAL EXAMINER OFFICE INCLUDE: LOTENSIN AND ALBUTEROL. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS VISITING MIAMI, FLORIDA FROM MOSCOW RUSSIA WHERE HE WAS SELF-EMPLOYED AS A RUSSIAN DISTILLER OWNER. HE ARRIVED FROM RUSSIA ON DECEMBER 6, 1996 AT APPROX 9:00 A.M. AND APPEARED ILL AT THAT TIME. HE WAS PALE, SWEATING AND SHAKING. DECEASED WAS STAYING AT THE FOUNTAINBLEU HOTEL IN ROOM #562 AND WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE DECEMBER 6, 1996 AT APPROX 10:20 A.M.. DECEMBER 7, 1996 HE WAS DISCOVERED INSIDE HIS ROOM BY THE HOTEL MAID. HE HAD EXPIRED AND VIEWED WITH NO OBVIOUS SIGNS OF TRAUMA OR FOUL PLAY.LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO LIVED ALONE AT THE ABOVE LOCATION. ON SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1996, (THE DECEASED'S BIRTH DAY), HE WAS SEEN ALIVE AND WELL EARLY IN THE DAY. HIS NEIGHBOR FROM ACROSS THE HALLWAY CHECKED ON HIM LATER IN THE DAY AND FOUND HIM LYING IN HIS BED UNRESPONSIVE, HE CALLED EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. THEY FOUND HIM LYING ON HIS BACK IN BED, HIS LEGS HANGING OVER THE EDGE, NO SIGNS OF TRAUMA TO THE BODY. MEDICATIONS OF TRENTAL TABS AND METAPROTERENOL SULFATE WERE SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT ALONG THE DECEASED. ACCORDING TO HOSPITAL CHARTS RECEIVED: DECEMBER 7, 1996 FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED TO THE DEC'D RESIDENCE REFERENCE A HOUSE FIRE. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, DEC'D WAS DISCOVERED INSIDE HIS RESIDENCE WHICH WAS ON FIRE. HE WAS FOUND INSIDE A BACK BEDROOM, UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO PULSE AND IN ASYSTOLE. HE WAS INTUBATED AND C.P.R. INITIATED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO NORTH BOWARD HOSPITAL WHERE HE ARRIVED PULSELESS, PUPILS WERE FIXED AND DILATED. C.P.R. WAS CONTIUED WITH PULSE AND BLOOD PRESSURE RESTORED, HOWEVER HIS PUPILS REMAINED FIXED AND DILATED. HIS CONDITION WAS STABILIZED AND HE WAS THEN AIRLIFTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - BURN CENTER. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 9:52 P.M., HE WAS WITHOUT A PULSE AND NO SPONTANEOUS RESPIRATIONS. DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO SIGNS OF LIFE. HE WAS PRONOUNCED AT 10:45 P.M..LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL FIRE DEPARTMENT INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A YOUNG FEMALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS. ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1996, SHE WAS AT HOME WITH OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS AS THEY WERE CLEANING HOUSE. THE PROJECT AT THE TIME OF ACCIDENT WAS TO REMOVE OLD FLOOR COVERING AND THE ADHASIVE THAT WAS USED TO KEEP IT IN PLACE. THEY WERE USING A FLAMABLE LIQUID (POSSIBLY GASOLINE) APPLIED TO THE FLOOR WITH A BROOM TO LOOSEN THE ADHESIVE AND IT EXNITED SOME HOW, THEN EXPLOYED. THE DECEASED AND ANOTHER SISTER WERE INJURED. SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO DELRAY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL AND LATER TRANSFERRED, AIR LIFTED BY AIR RESCUE UNITS TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL IN MIAMI. SHE WAS ADMITTED TO THE TRAUMA INTENSIVE CARE BURN UNIT AND REMAINED AN INPATIENT UNTIL SHE EXPIRED ON DECEMBER 9, 1996, AT 5:00 AM. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 8, 1996, ABT. 6:00P.M., THE DECEASED COMPLAINED OF BACK PAINS. THE PAINS CONTINUED THROUGH THE NIGHT AND HE CALLED HIS DOCTOR WHO PRESCRIBED HIM TYLENOL WITH CODINE. HE PICKED UP THE MEDICATION, HOWEVER, IT DID NOT HELP HIM. LATER THAT EVENING, HE STARTED VOMITING AND GASPING FOR AIR. HE COLLAPSED AND FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND UPON ARRIVAL, FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE, AND IN RESPIRATORY ARREST. EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PAN AMERICAN HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE, WAS WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS, AND IN CARDIOPULMONARY ARREST WITH EKG MONITOR SHOWING SINUS RHYTHM. ADVANCE CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 2:25A.M., HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. HE HAD BEEN TREATED BY DR. RAMIREZ WHO STATED THAT HE HAS A HISTORY OF ABDOMINAL AORTIC ANEURYSM OF THE DISTAL WALL , HYPERTENSION AND PROSTRATE CANCER.$LVAL!2 ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1996, AT ABOUT 10:00 AM, THE DECEASED WAS FOUND FLOATING IN THE MIAMI RIVER, IN THE AREA OF 2011 NORTH WEST 14TH STREET. THE CITY OF MIAMI POLICE RESPONDED TO RETRIEVE THE REMAINS, THEY HAD THEM TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT FOR PROPER CERTIFICATION AND IDENTIFICATION. **** POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION WAS MADE FROM FINGER PRINTS BY THE CITY OF MIAMI POLICE DEPARTMENT ON DECEMBER 9, 1996. **** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ABT. 6:30P.M., ON DECEMBER 8, 1996, THE DAUGHTER N LAW OF THE DECEASED RESPONDED TO HIS RESIDENCE TO CHECK ON HIS WELFARE AND TO MAKE SURE THAT HE WAS DOING FINE. AFTER CHECKING ON HIM, SHE LEFT HIM ABOUT 9:00P.M. ON DECEMBER 9, 1996, ABT. 9:05A.M., HIS DAUGHTER N LAW RESPONDED BACK TO HIS RESIDENCE AND UPON ENTERING, FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE. SHE CALLED FIRE RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD. HE HAS A HISTORY OF KIDNEY FAILURE AND HAD BEEN TREATED BY DR. CABRERA (223-1959). ACCORDING TO DR. CABRERA'S SECRETARY, DORA, THE DOCTOR ONLY SAW HIM ONE TIME WHEN HE WAS AT AMI KENDALL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER. ACCORDING TO AMI KENDALL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER'S RECORDS, HE WAS SEEN THERE ONE TIME, DECEMBER 5, 1996. ****RECORDS WILL BE FAXED TO THIS OFFICE.****MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED WERE PREDNISONE 20MG, RESTORIL 12MG, BIAXIN 500MG, CALAN SR 240MG, THEO-DUR 300MG. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM AMI KENDALL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, HE WAS REFFERED THERE FROM CAC CLINIC WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF ENDSTAGE CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE/DECOMPENSATED AND KIDNEY FAILURE. DISCHARGE DIAGNOSIS: CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE WITH POSSIBLE PNEUMONIA, AND ANEMIA.LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: The decendent was found by her brother-in-law. Fire-Rescue responded and after visual confirmation through a window, forced entry was made. Fire-Rescue pronounced the decedent dead on arrival (2:17pm) MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: **NONE** MEDICAL RECORDS: Jackson Memorial Hospital records #1141057, noted the decedent was treated and diagnosed for the following; Left Pleural Effusion, Adenocarcinoma of the Cervix. Medications Prescribed; Home Oxygen Therapy and Xanax 0.2 mg. Sustacal 1 can. PREVIOUS SURGICAL HISTORY: Appendectomy , Ectopic Pregnancy, and Tonsillectomy. *Allergies: Penicillin and Sulfa. Decedent had anaphylactic shock secondary to these conditions. Review of the decedent' s records with Dr. L. Ordillas' of the 54th Street Medical Plaza reflect the following; The decedent became her patient after an oncology referral (metastatic cervical cancer). She was aware of her condition and had refused aggressive treatment and hospice. Medications Prescribed; Ramitidine, Serzone, Albuterol, Diazapam and Cemetidene. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE SON OF THE DECEASED, ON DECEMBER 8, 1996, THE DECEASED COMPLAINED OF NOT FEELING WELL. ON DECEMBER 9, 1996, ABT. 5:30A.M., HER SON WAS GETTING READY TO LEAVE THEIR RESIDENCE WHEN HE ASKED HER HOW WAS SHE FEELING. ATH THAT TIME, SHE STATED THAT SHE WAS FEELING FINE. ABT. 11:06A.M., THE HOUSEKEEPER RESPONDED TO THE RESIDENCE AND UPON ENTERING, FOUND HER SITTING ON THE TOILET DECEASED. ACCORDING TO HER SON, SHE HAD NO MEDICAL PROBLEMS AND HAD A PHYSICIAL ON OCTOBER OF 1995. SHE DID HAVE SKIN CANCER OF HER EAR WHICH WAS REMOVED BY LASER SURGERY. SHE WAS A HEAVY SMOKER AND WOULD EXPERIENCE SHORTNESS OF BREATH IF SHE AMBULATED A LONG DISTANCE.LVAL{ ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO LIVED AT AN ADULT CONGREGATE LIVING FACILITY, AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1996, HE WAS FOUND UNCONSCIOUS, LYING ON THE FLOOR OF THE BATHROOM AND EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED. THEY RESPONDED, INITIATED CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES AS HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL HE WAS INTUBATED, THE CARDIAC MONITOR SHOWING ASYSTOLE. THERE WERE NO VITAL SIGNS, HIS PUPILS WERE FIXED AND DILATED, THERE WERE NO SPONTANEOUS MOVEMENTS. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 11:06 PM. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT BY DOCTORS AT "C.A.C." RAMSEY CENTERS FOR HYPERTENSION, ARTHRITIS, CORONARY INSUFICIENCY, STATUS POST CEREBRAL VASCULAR ACCIDENT AS WELL AS HISTORY OF ALCOHOL ABUSE. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO THE INFORMATION PROVIDED BY THE HEALTH SERVICE OFFICER: THE DECEASED WAS A YOUNG FEMALE WHO WAS DEVELOPEMENTALLY DISABLED AND LIVED AT A GROUP HOME AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. ON SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1996, SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER, ADMITTED INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM WITH IN STATUS POST CARDIAC ARREST, CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT. RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS WERE UNSUCCESSFUL AFTER EXTENSIVE ATTEMPTS, SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 2:10 PM. HER REMAINS WERE TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT FOR PROPER CERTIFICATION. *** REFILED: (03/17/97) tec ***\>I@R@@I@? I@96-3078POSTENWALTER CYRMWHITE90 CASUARINA CONCORSE MIAMI, FLORIDA90 CASUARINA CONCORSE MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL%@616166-S01DET. L. BELYEUw@ Ž^^YXVVNHA{I@S@H@I@88? I@96-3077PINAMARIAYRFHISPANIC11011 SW 88TH STREET #F-117, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 11011 SW 88TH STREET #F-117, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 11011 SW 88TH STREET #F-117, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE. 615946-S01GILYLAND,@ =1(&캇\\TSQQLHA I@R@'@I@` ` ? 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TEJEDA@J+ɖnia`^^QHA J@@Q@Q@J@?J@UUUUUU?J@96-3183SCHERERRUTHYRFWHITE10631 CLAIRMONT CIRCLE TAMARAC, FLORIDAAT SEA, ON BOARD: MAJESTY OF THE SEASAT SEA, ON BOARD: MAJESTY OF THE SEASNATURAL#@<642308-S01DETECTIVE: BAYAS@Iͨ[[VUSSOHAJ@H@@@J@ll?J@J@96-3182MUNOZFRANCISCO A.YRMHISPANIC458 S.W. 9th STREET, APT. # 7, MIAMI, FLORIDA. JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM 'MALAGA RESTAURANT' - 740 S.W. 8TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALP@<3501177-V02DET. O. VILLAVERDE@H:.dd\[YYMHA J@X@c@J@?J@?J@96-3181SMITHELINOR H.YRFBLACK3570 FROW AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDA3570 FROW AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDA3570 FROW AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALVALVULAR HEART DISEASE3492010-V02DETECTIVE DELA TORRIENTE@G ž~^^YXVVMHAJ@G@@J@?J@?J@96-3180WALTONCHARLES HOWARDYRMWHITE20860 SAN SIMEON WAY, # 109, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA. JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM N.W. 166TH STREET AND 39TH COURT, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA.ACCIDENTALMULTIPLE INJURIES.640694-S01DET. J.T. GONZALEZ@GPD20( Ędd_^\\NHA IJ@Q@@J@?J@96-3193NODACARLOSYRMHISPANIC1051 N.W. 1ST STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA. FOUND: 1051 N.W. 1ST STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA. 1051 N.W. 1ST STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURAL&@<3511136-V02DET. O. TEJEDA.@N ޵]]UTRRLHAJ@J@?J@96-3192REMAINSSKELETAL NON-HUMANUUUNKNOWN FOUND: 17730 N.W. 36TH AVENUE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDAMISCSIX BONES -- NON HUMAN.642955-S01DET.F. SHIPMAN/@NΪjjjcbaaOHAqJ@@@J@?J@96-3191ORDONEZMODESTOYRMWHITE2720 WEST 63RD PLACE BLDG., #27 #204 HIALEAH, FLORIDAMIAMI CHILDRENS HOSPITAL INPATIENTNATURAL"@<96-05494803DET. B. FADEL@M^^YXVVOHA{J@O@@J@?J@J@96-3190MARTINEZHUMBERTOYRMHISPANIC150 EAST 1ST AVENUE #1403 HIALEAH, FLORIDACANAL: WEST 4TH AVENUE & 27TH STREET HIALEAH, FLORIDAWEST 4TH AVENUE & 27TH STREET HIALEAH, FLORIDAACCIDENTALR@<96-05492203DET. B. FADEL@L/# Əcc[ZXXPHA J@Q@@J@OO?J@OO?J@96-3188RODRIGUEZADOLFO DANILOYRMHISPANICCUBA.MATANZAS, CUBA. EAST 1ST AVENUE AND 11TH STREET, HIALEAH, FLORIDA. EAST 1ST AVENUE AND 11TH STREET, HIALEAH, FLORIDA.ACCIDENTALMULTIPLE BLUNT FORCE INJURIES.96-5490103LOPEZ_@K7+&$}nia`^^QHA J@T@@J@?J@?J@96-3187PEREZRAULYRMHISPANIC17249 SW 144 CT., UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA WEST 12TH AVENUE AND 62ND ST., HIALEAH, FLORIDA WEST 12TH AVENUE AND 62ND ST., HIALEAH, FLORIDA ACCIDENTALMULTIPLE BLUNT FORCE INJURIES.96-5487303OFC. BOUCHER #0647r@KPD20(\\TSQQMHA  LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO WAS KNOWN AS "THE GENERAL", ALSO KNOWN TO BE A HOMELESS VAGRANT, HE HUNG AROUND SOUTH BEACH AREA AND SLEPT IN THE STORAGE ROOM IN AT 800 OCEAN DRIVE. HE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE AT ABOUT 6:45 AM, ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1996, AT THAT TIME HE COMPLAINED TO THE PROPRIETOR OF THE BUSINESS NEAR BY OF HAVING CHEST PAINS. AT ABOUT 9:50 AM, HE FOUND HIM DEAD IN THE STORAGE ROOM. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT FOR HYPOTENSION AND SHORTNESS OF BREATH, DIZZINESS AND DIAPHORESIS AS WELL AS ALCOHOL ABUSE. HE HAD BEEN SEEN AT SOUTH SHORE HOSPITAL ON DECEMBER 6, 1996. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 9, 1996, P.M., THE DECEASED COMPLAINED OF EPIGASTRIC PAIN, NAUSEA, VOMITING, AND DIARRHEA. SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, WHERE SHE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 11:05 PM., ALERT, AWAKE AND ORIENTED, COMPLAINING OF CHEST PAINS, WITH BLOOD PRESSURE 90/57, AND PULSE 55-22. ATTEMPTS TO STABILIZE HER WERE DONE AND SHE WAS TO BE TRANSFERED TO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT, BY PRIOR TO THAT SHE BECAME UNRESPONSIVE, WENT INTO COARSE VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION AND DESPITER EFFORTS TO KEEP HER ALIVE, SHE EXPIRED. WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD ON DECEMBER 10, 1996 AT 1:37 A.M. . JMH PATIENT # 212-54-33. SHE WAS JUST RELEASED FROM THE HOSPITAL DAYS AGO. HAD AN ABUNDANT MEDICAL HISTORY WHICH INCLUDED: STATUS POST MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION, LONG STANDING HYPERTENSION AND DIABETES MELLITUS, INFLAMATORY GASTRITIS, CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE, CHRONIC ANEMIA, STATUS POST LEFT LOWER LOBE PNEUMONIA. WAS ON GLUCOTROL, ISORDIL, PRILOSEC, ECOTRIN, MONOPRIL, ETC.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION AND DRUG USE. THERE WAS ALSO A FAMILY HISTORY OF ANEURYSMS. DECEMBER 7, 1996 THE DECEASED DAUGHTER STATES THE DEC'D HAD BEEN DRINKING AND DOING COCAINE. LATER SHE COMPLAINED OF A SEVERE HEADACHE. LATER THIS SAME DATE, THEY WERE AT HOME WHEN SHE HEARD A LOUD NOISE COMING FROM THE BATHROOM. MINUTES LATER SHE HEARD THE DEC'D CALLING FOR HER. UPON INVESTIGATING, SHE DISCOVERED HER MOTHER ON THE BATHROOM FLOOR STATING SHE COULD NOT SEE. SHE ALSO NOTICED THAT HER FACE WAS SWOLLEN. THE DEC'D THEN TOOK A SHOWER WHILE HER DAUGHTER CALLED HER BROTHER. FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED HER TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON HER ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM, SHE WAS COMPLAINING OF A HEADACHE AND ELEVATED BLOOD PRESSURE. SHE WAS AWAKE, HOWEVER CONFUSED. ADMITTING DIAGNOSIS: SUBARACHNOID HEMORRHAGE S/P RUPTURE OF LEFT ANTERIOR ARTERY ANEURYSM. HER CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND ON DECEMBER 9, 1996 SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE WITH FIXED AND DILATED PUPILS. SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 2:25 P.M..LVAL ** THIS IS A BONE/TISSUE CASE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI BROUGHT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT FOR BONE/TISSUE PROCUREMENT. ** . ACCORDING TO INFORMATION PROVIDED ON TISSUE BANK DONOR INFORMATION RECORD AND MEDICAL CHART FOR COLUMBIA HOSPITAL, IN PORT ST. LUCIE, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY COMPLAINED OF CHEST DISCONFORT ON DECEMBER 9,1996 WHILE AT HOME, THEN SUFFERED CARDIORESPIRATORY ARREST. FIRE RESCUE TRANSPORTED HIM TO COLUMBIA HOSPITAL, WHERE HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 10:36 PM. . *** FAMILY GAVE PERMISSION FOR BONE/TISSUE DONATION *** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN BY HIS NEICE ON THE MORNING OF DECEMBER 10, 1996. LATER THAT DAY, HIS RELATIVES MADE AN ATTEMPT TO CONTACT HIM, HOWEVER, THEIR RESULTS WERE NEGATIVE. ABT. 1:13P.M., THEY HAD THE MAID TO OPEN THE DOOR OF HIS HOTEL ROOM AND HE WAS FOUND LYING ON THE FLOOR UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD. ACCORDING TO HIS FAMILY, HE HAS A HISTORY OF HEART DISEASE, SUFFERED A MAJOR STROKE AND HAD CARDIAC BYPASS SURGERY. HE HAS BEEN TREATED BY DR. GERALD WEISFOGEL WHO STATED THAT HE HAS A HISTORY OF CORONARY BYPASS SURGERY, S/P CEREBRALVASCULAR ACCIDENT X 2, CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, ATRIAL FIBRILLATION AND ONGONING ANGINA. MEDICATIONS THAT HE WAS UNDER WAS LANOXIN, CAPOTIN, LASIX, POTASSIUM, AND NITRO. MEDICATIONS THAT WERE TRANSPORTED WERE BETHANECHOL 25MG,CAPROPRIL 12.5MG, ISOSORBIDE DN 5MG, LANOXICAPS .1MG, IMDUR 60MG, CAPTOPRIL 12.5MG, PRILOSEC 20MG, ISOSORBIDE DN 5MG, SUMCIN 250MG, FUROSEMIDE 40MG.LVAL2 ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 10, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS AT HOME WHEN SHE WENT INTO CARDIAC ARREST. HER SON CALLED FOR EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE AND BEGAN TO PERFORM C.P.R. UNITL THE ARRIVAL OF FIRE RESCUE. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND UPON ARRIVAL, FOUND HER UNRESPONSIVE, WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND IN FULL CARDIOPULMONARY ARREST. EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND IN FULL CARDIOPULMONARY ARREST WITH EKG MONITOR SHOWING ASYSTOLE. ADVANCED CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS CONTINUED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 1:20P.M., SHE EXPIRED. SHE HAS BEEN TREATED AT CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER AND HAD A HISTORY OF INSULIN DEPENDANT DIABETES MELLITUS AND HYPERTENSION. NO MEDICATIONS WERE TRANSPORTED. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 10, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS A PEDESTRIAN ATTEMPTING TO CROSS S.W. 13TH STREET FROM NORTH TO SOUTH WHEN SHE WAS STRUCK BY A 1977 TRUCK WHICH HAD ALSO BEEN STRUCK BY AN UNKNOWN GRAY STATION WAGON. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HER WITH A GLASCOW LEVEL OF 3 AND IN IDIOVENTRICULAR RHYTHM. SHE WAS NOTED TO HAVE OBVIOUS INJURIES AND ABRAISONS ON THE UPPER BODY. SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, INTUBATED ON THUMPER AND WITHOUT ANY VITAL SIGNS. BILATERAL CHEST TUBES WERE PLACED WITH AIR EVACUATION AND ABT. 200 CC OF BLOOD FROM THE CHEST. DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS MADE, SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 2:23 P.M..LVAL t_!1cqei)ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. DUE TO: CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS.HYPERTROPHIC CARDIOMYOPATHY. DUE TO: SEVERE OBESITY.HEMOPERICARDIUM DUE TO: DISSECTING AORTIC ANEURYSM.LOBAR PNEUMONIA. CONT. CAUSE: ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.PULMONARY THROMBOEMBOLISM. DUE TO: DEEP VENOUS THROMBOSIS OF THE LEGS. HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: ASTHMA AND MORBID OBESITY. HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE.Myocarditis, probable Viral OriginDROWNING. CONT.CAUSE: CRITICAL CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, CHRONIC ETHANOL ABUSE. ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME.MASSIVE INTESTINAL BLEEDING DIATHESIS FOLLOWING PROSTATECTOMY FOR PROSTATIC ADENOCARCINOMA.OCCLUSIVE CORONARY ARTERIOSCLEROSISACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. CONT. CAUSE: ALCOHOL AND COCAINE INTOXICATION.HYPERTENSIVE ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEOCCLUSIVE CORONARY ARTERY DISEASEMASSIVE PULMONARY THROMBO-EMBOLUS DUE TO: DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS, RIGHT POPLITEAL.UPPER AIRWAY OBSTRUCTION. DUE TO: FOREIGN BODY ASPIRATION (UPPER DENTAL PLATE.)RUPTURED THORACIC AORTIC ANEURYSMCALCIFIC AORTIC STENOSIS CONT: CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSISCOMPLICATIONS OF BLUNT NECK TRAUMACOMPLICATIONS OF CHRONIC ETHANOLISM.CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: CHRONIC ETHANOLISMATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. SEPSIS DUE TO: URINARY TRACT INFECTIONACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROMEISCHEMIC HEART DISEASE. DUE TO: ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASEHYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASE CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: DIABETES MELLITUSHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEMULTIPLE INJURIES DUE TO: BLUNT TRAUMA LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS EMPLOYED AS A SANTATION WORKER FOR " FAIRCLOTH SANITATION". DECEMBER 11, 1996 AT APPROX 9:00 A.M. THE DECEASED WAS RIDING ON THE REAR OF A 1993 GMC GARBAGE TRUCK THAT WAS TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND ON SOUTHWEST 154TH AVENUE. AS THE VEHIVLE ENTERED INTO THE 21900 BLOCK, THE DEC'D FELL FROM THE VEHICLE AND STRUCK HIS HEAD ON THE ROADWAY. FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND AIRLIFTED HIM TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - RYDER TRAUMA CENTER. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 9:51 A.M., HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE IN FULL ARREST, C.P.R. IN PROGRESS AND MONITOR SHOWING ASYSTOLE. ALL EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE WERE MET WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 9:53 A.M..ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: The decedent had complained to her daughter, that she was suffering with the flu and nausea. Fire-Rescue responded and the decedent refused treatment. Subsequently, the daughter found the decedent with no vital signs and requested Fire-Rescue, to respond again. Fire-Rescue responded the decedent was transported to Jackson Memorial Emergency Room. Condition was Cardiopulmonary Arrest, upon failure to revive the decedent was pronounced at 1:05 AM. *Decedent was obese, no Physician noted and no medications transported. MEDICAL RECORDS: According to Jackson Memorial Hospital records reviewed; the decedent's last visit was to the Emergency Room for Sinus Tachycardia, where she was treated and released on December 01, 1996. Previous medical history noted as the following; Renal Insufficiency due to Hypertension (140/108), and Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus. Medication Prescribed: Procardia, Fosinopril, Lescol, Lisinopril, Clonidine patch, Insulin, and Lasix. LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 11, 1996 DECEASED WAS WORKING AT THE JACKIE GLEASON THEATRE WHEN HE WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE BEHIND THE BUILDING. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HIM IN CARDIAC ARREST AND CPR BEING PERFORMED BY BYSTANDERS. I.V.'S WERE STARTED, MEDICATION ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO MT. SINAI MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL, CPR IN PROGRESS AND WITHOUT ANY VITAL SIGNS. HE WAS DEFIBRILLATED SEVERAL TIMES AND CPR CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 7:40 P.M.. FAMILY MEMBERS STATED THAT THE DECEASED HAD NO KNOWN MAJOR MEDICAL PROBLEMS. HE HAD UNDERGONE BACK SURGERY A FEW YEARS AGO FOR A HERNIATED DISC AND WOULD COMPLAIN PERIODICALLY ABT. BACK PAIN.ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEDENT WAS LAST HEARD FROM ON DECEMBER 10, 1996 AT 9:00PM. SHE HAD COMPLAINED OF HEAD, NECK AND BACK PAIN BUT DID NOT RECEIVE ANY MEDICAL ATTENTION. A NEIGHBOR WHO HAD A KEY TO THE RESIDENCE WENT TO CHECK ON HER AND FOUND HER UNRESPONSIVE ON THE BATHROOM FLOOR WITH HER UNDERWEAR DOWN, SHE WAS WEARING A STOMACH POUCH. MEDICAL HISTORY: THE DECEDENT WAS LAST TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ON NOVEMBER 21, 1996. SHE HAD CALLED FIRE-RESCUE AFTER COMPLAINING OF SHORTNESS OF BREATH, GIVEN RESPIRATORY TREATMENT AND RELEASED. PREVIOUS MEDICAL HISTORY REFLECTS THE FOLLOWING: OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE KNEES AND HIPS, OSTEOSPOROSIS, CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE (EMPHYSEMA), DIVERTICULOSIS, AND HYPERTENSION POST COLOSTOMY IN 1992. MEDICATIONS PRESCRIBED; SALGESIC, PEPCID, DILTIAZEM, ALBUTEROL, PROVENTIL. *MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: SALGESIC (88), DILTIAZEM (74), LOMOTIL (14), CYCLOBENZAPRINE (56), TRANSDERM NITRO (19), ACTIVE-LIFE ONE-PIECE DRAINAGE POUCH (10), AND (1) ALBUTEROL/USP INHILATION AEROSOL INHALER PLUS (1) REFILL.LVAL= ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS ADMITTED INTO GRAMERCY NURSING CENTER ON DECEMBER 7, 1996 WITH AN ADMITTING DIAGNOSIS A OF URINARY TRACT INFECTION, FECAL IMPACTION, HYPOTHYROIDISM, PARKINSON'S DISEASE AND GLAUCOMA. ON DECEMBER 11, 1996 SHE WENT INTO RESPIRATORY DISTRESS AND FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND TRANSPORTED HER TO COLUMBIA DEERING HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, BLOOD PRESSURE: 99/46, PULSE: 118, RESPIRATIONS: 30, SHE WAS STILL IN RESPIRATORY DISTRESS AND WAS NOTED TO HAVE DIFFUSE RHONCHI BREATH SOUNDS. SHE WAS ADMITTED WITH AN IMPRESSION OF PNEUMONIA, SEPSIS AND URINARY TRACT INFECTION. CARDIAC MONITOR SHOWED SINUS TACHYCARDIA. DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS MADE, SHE WENT INTO CARDIAC ARREST AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 3:22 A.M.. SHE WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. VICENTE FRANCO WHO WAS UNAVAILABLE TO SIGN THE DEATH CERTIFICATE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE FAMILY OF THE DECEASED STATED THAT THE DECEASED WAS DIAGNOSED WITH HIV(+) ABT. 15 MONTHS AGO. SINCE HER DIAGNOSIS, HER HEALTH HAS BEEN DETERIORATING. ON DECEMBER 11, 1996, SHE DEVELOPED DIFFICULTY BREATHING AND WAS TRANSPORTED TO NORTHSHORE MEDICAL CENTER EMERGENCY ROOM. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY, SHE WAS LETHARGIC, BUT RESPONSIVE. SHE WAS ADMITTED, HER CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND AT 11:55P.M., SHE EXPIRED. SHE WAS TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL LAST ADMISSION WAS IN APRIL OF 1996. DIAGNOSIS: S/P COMMUNITY ACQUIRED PNEUMONIA, PROGRESSIVE MULTIFOCAL LEUKOENCEPHALOPATHY VERSUS HIV, SEIZURE DISORDER SECONDARY TO HIV, ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, S/P MUCOSAL CANDIDIASIS, HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS INFECTION OF THE PERINEAL AREA. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED WERE RETROVIR 100MG, MYCOBUTIN 150MG, CARABAMAZEPINE 200MG, ACETOMINOPHEN 325MG, ZOVIRAX 400MG, DIFLUCAN 100MG. LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO WAS A PASSENGER ON THE METRO BUS ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1996. AT ABOUT 6:00 AM, THE BUS WAS IN THE AREA OF 103RD STREET AND 87TH AVENUE WHEN THE DRIVER NOTICED THE DECEASED WAS NOT BREATHING. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED AND RESPONDED. THEY INITIATED CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION AS HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL. HE WAS PRONOUNDED DEAD UPON ARRIVAL. FAMILY MEMBERS ADVISED POLICE THAT THE DECEASED HAD NOT COMPLAINED OF ANY PROBLEMS OR DISCOMFORT, AND THAT HE WAS NOT UNDER THE CARE OF A DOCTOR.-LVAL9 ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION AND MEDICAL RECORDS: THE DECEASED HAD BEEN PREVIOUSLY ADMITTED TO COLUMBIA CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER ON JULY 29, 1996 WITH A HISTORY OF ALCOHOL ABUSE AND LIVER INSUFFICIENCY. SHE STATED SHE DRANK BEER DAILY AND HARD LIQUOR ON THE WEEKENDS. SHE ALSO HAD A FAMILY HISTORY OF ALCOHOL ABUSE AS HER FATHER DIED FROM ALCOHOLIC CIRRHOSIS. AUGUST 8, 1996 SHE WAS AGAIN ADMITTED WITH THE FOLLOWING DIAGNOSIS: MAJOR DEPRESSION WITH PSYCHOTIC FEATURES AND ALCOHOLIC CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER, ALCOHOL DEPENDENCY. SHE ALSO HAD SUICIDAL IDEATIONS AND HAD BEEN NON-COMPLIANT WITH HER MEDICATIONS. SHE WAS TREATED AND RELEASED ON AUGUST 17, 1996 AND WAS TAKEN HOME. NOVEMBER 6, 1996 SHE WAS ADMITTED TO VENCOR HOSPITAL WITH DISCHARGE DIAGNOSIS OF PNEUMONIA, S/P SUBARACHNOID HEMORRHAGE SECONDARY TO ENCEPHALOPATHY, HYPERNATREMIA, HYPERTENSION AND RESPITORY FAILURE. HER CONDITION DETERIORATED RAPIDLY AND SHE BECAME COMATOSE. DECEMBER 5, 1996 SHE WAS TRANSFERRED TO SOUTH POINT MANOR NURSING HOME WITH RESPIRATORY FAILURE AND CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER. SHE WAS IN A COMATOSE STATE AND UNRESPONSIVE WHICH SHE REMAINED UNTIL DECEMBER 12, 1996 WHEN SHE WAS PRONOUNCED. ACCORDING TO FAMILY MEMBERS, DECEASED WAS SUPPOSEDLY INJURED IN A FIGHT WITH HER BOYFRIEND/HUSBAND WHICH RESULTED IN HEAD INJURY. THEY ALSO STATED THAT SHE WAS INJURED IN A FALL WHILE AT A MENTAL INSTITUTION, HOWEVER NONE OF THESE ALLEGATIONS COULD BE DOCUMENTED.4LVALOB ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 12, 1996 DECEASED HAD BEEN WORKING ALL DAY AT A STORE LOCATED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. ABT. 4:00P.M., HIS GIRLFRIEND RESPONDED TO THE STORE AND FOUND HIM UNCONSCIOUS. SHE LEFT THE STORE TO GATHER OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS. WHEN THEY RETURNED ABT. 1 HOUR LATER, HE WAS FOUND EXPIRED. POLICE RESPONDED AND FOUND NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF HEART DISEASE AND WAS BEING TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. MEDICAL RECORDS REQUESTED.ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: The decedent had checked into an R.V Campground in his camper, on December 01, 1996. He kept to himself and rarely left his camp site. He was last seen two or three days before he was found inside of his vehicle. Police at the scene attempted to revive him with negative results; decedent determined to have expired. *Vodka (1.75 liter) was lying at the his feet. MEDICAL HISTORY: According to the decedent's next of kin; he had no local doctor nor any known medical conditions. Jackson Memorial Hospital records reviewed (#0334666) reflect the following; he was last treated and released from the Ambulatory Center for the excretion of an epidermal inclusion cyst excision under local anesthesia. A Sebaceous Cyst of the left anterior neck. Previous surgical history; a repair of a fracture to his left radius in 1981 and left knee surgery as a child. No previous medical history noted.LVAL" ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS EMPLOYED AT K-MART AS A STORE CLERK. ON DECEMBER 12, 1996 SHE WAS AT WORK COMPLAINING OF FEELING FATIGUE AND PAIN THROUGHOUT HER UPPER EXTREMITIES. SHE WAS GIVEN AN UNKNOWN TYPE PILL BY THE PHARMACIST TO ALLEVIATE THE PAIN. A FEW HOURS LATER, SHE WAS FOUND BY A CO-WORKER LYING ON THE FLOOR UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HER IN IDIOVENTRICULAR RHYTHM AND WITHOUT A PULSE. CPR WAS INITIATED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO BAPTIST HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED, CPR IN PROGRESS AND WITHOUT ANY VITAL SIGNS. CPR CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 10:25 P.M. DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF DIABETES AND ARTHRITIS. SHE WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. MARCUS. ***FAMILY MEMBERS AGREED TO TISSUE DONATION.*** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A HOMELESS PERSON WHO FREQUENTED THE AREA OF COLLINS AVENUE ON MIAMI BEACH. DECEMBER 12, 1996 HE WAS A ***PEDESTRIAN*** CROSSING COLLINS AVENUE FROM WEST TO EAST IN THE 7000 BLOCK. HE WAS STRUCK BY A 1984 NISSAN, BROWN IN COLOR AS THE VEHICLE WAS NORTHBOUND ON COLLINS AVENUE. FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND DECEASED UNDER THE VEHICLE WITH HIS NECK SEVERELY ANGULATED AND ROTATED. HE WAS NOTED WITH OPEN FRACTURES OF THE RIGHT KNEE AND ANKLE. HE WAS INTUBATED AND MAST SUIT APPLIED, LEGS INFLATED. HE WAS THEN TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - RYDER TRAUMA CENTER. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 7:54 P.M. HE WAS RE-INTUBATED AFTER THE TUBE WAS NOTED IN THE WRONG POSITION. C.P.R. WAS CONTINUED, HOWEVER HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE WITH PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED. MONITOR SHOWING AGONAL RHYTHM. ALL EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE WERE MET WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS, HE WAS PRONOUNCED AT 7:57 P.M..LVALI ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD BEEN TREATED FOR ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION FOR THE PAST THIRTY-FIVE (35) YEARS. HER HUSBAND OF FORTY YEARS HAD BEEN CARING FOR HER. SHE HAD BEEN BEDRIDDEN FOR THE LAST EIGHTEEN (18) MONTHS AND HAD BEEN HAVING DIFFICULTY SWALLOWING FOOD FOR THE LAST TWO DAYS, THE SAME TIME THAT HER HUSBAND HAD BEEN UNABLE TO FIND HER DENTURES LOWER PLATE . ON DECEMBER 13,1996 AT ABOUT 9:00 AM., HE ATTEMPTED TO FEED HER, BUT SHE WAS UNABLE TO SWALLOW. AT 12:01 PM., SHE FOUND HER NOT BREATHING. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND FOUND THE DECEASED EXPIRED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. UPON FURTHER EXAMINATIION, A SET OF DENTURES WERE FOUND IN HER THROAT. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT CONSISTED OF: LORAZEPAM, ZOLOFT, TEMAZEPAM, AND RISPERDAL. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS VISITING HER SON HERE IN MIAMI FROM NORTH CAROLINA AND WAS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. WALLACE NELMS OF NORTH CAROLINA. HE WAS TREATING HER FOR URINARY INFECTIONS. SHE DID NOT SMOKE OR DRINK. MEDICATION TRANSPORTED TO MEDICAL EXAMINERS OFFICE INCLUDE OXYBUTYNIN 5MG. DECEMBER 12, 1996 THE DECEASED COMPLAINED OF BEING DIZZY TO HER SON. SHE TOOK TWO OR THREE OXYBUTYNIN 5MG AND BEGAN TO FEEL BETTER BUT STIL WOULD NOT EAT MUCH. SHE WENT TO BED AT APPROX 8:30 P.M.. DECEMBER 13, 1996 AT APPROX 7:45 A.M. HER SON WENT IN TO CHECK ON HER AND FOUND HER UNRESPONSIVE. HE SUMMONED FIRE-RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HER D.O.A.. LVAL] ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 14, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS THE DRIVER OF A 1984 PONTIAC WHICH WAS TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND ON I-95 IN THE OUTSIDE LANE. WITNESSES STATED THAT HE ATTEMPTED TO EXIT ONTO N.W. 8TH STREET AND STRUCK THE METAL GUARDRAIL WITH THE LEFT FRONT OF THE VEHICLE. THE GUARDRAIL PENETRATED THROUGH THE FRONT OF THE VEHICLE INTO THE DRIVER'S SIDE OF THE PASSENGER COMPARTMENT. THE VEHICLE THEN ROTATED COUNTERCLOCKWISE AND CAME TO REST SOUTH OF THE COLLISION ON THE EXIT RAMP. THE DECEASED WAS NOT WEARING A SEATBELT AND WAS EJECTED FROM THE VEHICLE. FIRE RESCUE AND POLICE RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED ON THE SCENE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED AND HER FAMILY REPORTEDLY WERE AT HOME ON DECEMBER 13, 1996 P.M., AND THEY WERE ENGAGED IN A CONVERSATION WHEN THE DECEASED BEGAN TO "HAVE THE SHAKES" AND TO COMPLAIN OF DIFFICULTY BREATHING. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON THEIR ARRIVAL FOUND HER CONSCIOUS, COMPLAINING OF DIFFICULTY BREATHING, NO CHEST PAIN. SHE APPEARED VERY SWEATY, WITH RESPIRATION RATE OF 20, AND PULSE 150, UNABLE TO TAKE A BLOOD PRESSURE READING. SHE WAS ALERT AND ORIENTED. WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (PATIENT # 7053759/1774121) ADMITTED AT 5:26 PM., DIAPHORETIC, WITH SHORTNESS OF BREATH. SHORTLY THEREAFTER SHE WENT INTO VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION AND RESUSCITATION PROTOCOL WAS INITIATED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT POSITIVE RESULTS. WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 5:50 P.M. . AS PER DAUGHTER, WHO WAS LATER CONTACTED, THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE AND OSTEOARTHRITIS. WAS LAST SEEN BY A DOCTOR ABOUT A YEAR AND A HALF AGO OR MORE WHEN SHE WAS ADMITTED TO HEARTLAND REHABILITATION CENTER, FOR REHABILITATION, AS SHE WAS UNABLE TO WALK DUE TO SEVERE OSTEOARTHRITIS. AT HOME SHE WAS WHEELCHAIR BOUND. zLVALM ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION AND FAMILY MEMBER, ON DECEMBER 13, 1996 THE DECEASED STAYED IN BED FOR MOST OF THE DAY BUT DID NOT COMPLAIN OF ANY PROBLEMS. SOMETIME DURING THE EVENING, HER HUSBAND TOOK A NAP. HE WENT TO CHECK ON HIS WHEN HE WOKE-UP AND FOUND HER PULSELESS AND NOT BREATHING. FIRE RESCUE AND POLICE WERE SUMMONED AND FOUND HER EXPIRED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. DECEASED HAD STATED THAT SHE WAS BEING TREATED FOR RESPIRATORY PROBLEMS. SHE HAD NO MAJOR MEDICAL PROBLEMS. HOWEVER, SHE WAS A SMOKER ABT. ONE PACK PER DAY. SHE HAD BEEN TREATED BY DR. HOROWITZ WHO WAS UNAVAILABLE. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THIS OFFICE INCLUDED: SYNTHROID, K-DUR AND ERYTHROMYCIN. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE PRIMARY PHYSICIAN, THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION, CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, PACEMAKER AND HEART BLOCKAGE. ON DECEMBER 13, 1996 ABT. 7:20 P.M., HE WAS FOUND BY HIS SON LYING IN BED EXPIRED. POLICE RESPONDED AND FOUND NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED AND HIS WIFE WERE APPARENTLY VISITING MIAMI FROM NEW YORK. ON DECEMBER 13, 1996, HE WAS OUT ON THE BEACH THROWING A FOOTBALL WHEN HE BEGAN COMPLAINING OF SHARP CHEST PAINS AND NAUSEA. HE RETURNED TO HIS HOTEL ROOM AND CONTINUED HAVING SEVERE CHEST PAINS THAT CAUSED HIM TO FALL FROM THE BED. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HIM IN VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. HE WAS INTUBATED, CPR INITIATED AND TRANSPORTED TO AVENTURA HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, IN FULL CARDIOPULMONARY ARREST AND CPR IN PROGRESS. HE WAS WITHOUT A PULSE AND IN ASYSTOLE RHYTHM. A PERICARDIOCENTISIS WAS DONE WITH NO BLOOD RETURN NOTED. CPR CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND EXPIRED AT 4:42 P.M. DECEASED WIFE STATED THAT HE HAD NO KNOWN MEDICAL PROBLEMS AND WAS NOT UNDER A DOCTOR'S CARE.mLVALo{ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED WAS UNDER THE MEDICAL CARE OF DR. SORONDO FOR SEVERE VALVULAR HEART DISEASE, ENDOCARDITIS, OSTEOMYELITIS AND BLEEDING ULCERS. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED TO MEDICAL EXAMINER OFFICE INCLUDE VASOTEC, FUROSEMIDE, LANOXIN, PRILOSEC AND FOSAMAX. DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE DECEMBER 14, 1996 AT APPROX 10:00 P.M. AND WAS O.K.. WHEN FAMILY CHECKED ON HER AGAIN AT 10:30 P.M. SHE WAS UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HER D.O.A.. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 1, 1996 AT 12:48 PM., THE DECEASED WAS A => DRIVER <= IN A 1991 CHEVROLET, 4 DOOR, WESTBOUND ON N.W. 166TH STREET. ON THE INTERSECTION WITH NW 39TH COURT, THE DRIVER OF A 1986 BUICK, 4 DOOR, THAT WAS NORTHBOUND ON 39TH COURT, FAILED TO YIELD THE RIGHT OF WAY, ENTERED THE INTERSECTION AND STRUCK THE DECEASED'S VEHICLE IN THE DRIVER'S DOOR. BOTH VEHICLES WERE REDIRECTED TO NORTHWEST. THE DECEASED'S VEHICLE OVERTURNED, AND HE MAY HAD BEEN EJECTED FROM IT. WAS NOT USING SEAT BELTS. . FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED THE DECEASED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (PATIENT # 705-42-94) WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 1:27 PM.. AWAKE, AND ALERT, COMPLAINING OF SHORTNESS OF BREATH, CHEST AND BACK PAIN, IN GCS=14. HE BECAME AGGITATED AND COMBATIVE, HAD A MARKED DECREASE AND LOST OF CONSCIOUSNES AND WAS INTUBATED BY ANESTHESIA. CHEST X-RAYS SHOWED HEMORTHORAX ON THE LEFT WITH MULTIPLE RIB FRACTURES. A CT WAS PLACED ON THE LEFT WITH 400CC SANGUINOUS FLUID OUT. HIS BLOOD PRESSURE DROPPED AND HEART RATE DECREASED TO 50, WITH NO PULSE. RESUSCITATION PROTOCOL WAS INITIATED AND PULSE WAS ESTABLISHED. WAS TRANSFERED TO THE OPERATING ROOM WHERE HE EXPIRED BEFORE ANY SURGICAL PROCEDURE COULD BE INITIATED. WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 2:07 PM. *** LEGAL IDENTIFICATION MADE BY VIEWING PHOTOS OF THE DECEASED ***7LVALC ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 15, 1996 AT 1:38 AM., THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS AT THE "MALAGA RESTAURANT" LOCATED AT 740 S.W. 8TH STREET, IN MIAMI. HE HAD BEEN DRINKING HEAVILY AND BEGAN FEELING LEG CRAMPS PRIOR TO COLLAPSING. PERSON(S) IN THE RESTAURANT INITIATED CPR AND FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED. UPON RESCUE ARRIVAL HE WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, IN VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. CPR WAS INITIATED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 1:30 AM., UNRESPONSIVE, IN ASYSTOLE, CPR IN PROGRESS. RESUSCITATION EFFORTS PROVED FUTILE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 1:38 AM. . ACCORDING TO HIS SISTER, THE DECEASED HAD NO PREVIOUS MEDICAL HISTORY. HE JUST COMPLAINED OF PAIN IN THE BACK ONCE, LAST MONTH. HE WAS A SPORTS MINDED PERSON, AN ATHLETE IN HIS YOUNGER YEARS. HAD HISTORY OF HEPATITIS AS A TEEN. HAD HISTORY OF HEAVY DRINKING AND SMOKING. SISTER DIDN'T KNOWN IF HE USED DRUGS BUT SAID THAT IT COULD POSSIBLY BE THE CASE. CAME TO THE UNITED STATED THROUGH THE MARIEL BOATLIFT. WAS SELF-EMPLOYED, WORKED IN SALES. *** AMENDED ON FEBRUARY 26, 1997 --- IP ***LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WHO WAS ACCOMPANIED BY HER HUSBAND WAS A PASSENGER ON BOARD THE ROYAL CARRIBEAN CRUISELINER "MAJESTY OF THE SEAS" THAT SET SAIL OUT OF PORT OF MIAMI ON DECEMBER 8, 1996. DECEMBER 9, 1996 AT ABOUT 9:30 A.M. SHE WAS HAVING BREAKFAST IN THE SHIP'S DINING ROOM WHEN SHE SUFFERED AN APPARENT CARDIAC ARREST. NURSING STAFF RESPONDED AND FOUND HER UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITALS. C.P.R. WAS ADMINISTERED AND SHE WAS INTUBATED BEFORE TRANSPORTING HER TO THE SHIP'S INFIRMARY. RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS WERE CONTINUED, HOWEVER WITH NO RESPONSE. SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE, PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED. SHE WAS PRONOUNCED AT 10:45 A.M.. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: ACCORDING TO DEC'D HUSBAND, SHE WAS BEING TREATED FOR DIABETES AND HAD A HISTORY OF STROKE. MEDICATIONS TO MEDICAL EXAMINER OFFICE INCLUDED: ZORCOR, VERAPAMIL, NITROSTAT, AMITRIPTYLINE, VASOTEC, FUROSEMIDE, MONOKET, K-DUR, MINITRAN, OVER-THE-COUNTER (WALGREENS) VITAMINS AND INSULIN SYRINGES.hLVALv ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A YOUNG FEMALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. ON SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1996, AT ABOUT 10:00 AM, HER MOTHER FOUND HER LYING FACE UP IN BED UNRESPONSIVE AND CALLED EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS. SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. HER PAST MEDICAL HISTORY WAS POSITIVE "H.I.V." INFECTION WITH TREATMENT AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSITAL AND MERCY HOSPITAL. DR. REY WAS HER DOCTOR. MEDICATION: ZOVIRAX, LAC-HYDRIN, NOROXIN, DIFLUCAN, DAPSONE AND EPIVIR WERE SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT ALONG WITH THE DECEASED. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS RELEASED FROM MERCY HOSPITAL ON DECEMBER 13, 1996, WHERE HE HAD BEEN FOR RESECTION OF COLON CARCINOMA. ON DECEMBER 15,1996 AT 8:30 AM., HE WAS FOUND EXPIRED, SLUMPED OVER ON BATHROOM SINK. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT CONSISTED OF: , ZANTAC, LOTENSIN, CIPRO, XANAX, AND IBUPROFEN. . SUBSEQUENT INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE DECEASED'S SISTER REVEALED THAT THE DECEASED'S ONLY PRIOR MEDICAL HISTORY WAS OF SURGERY MANY YEARS AGO, IN CUBA, FOR LEGS VARICES. WAS RECENTLY DIAGNOSED WITH CARCINOMA OF THE PROSTATE AND WAS NEVER TOLD HE HAD COLON CANCER. SHE STATED THAT AT HOME AFTER HIS RELEASE FROM THE HOSPITAL, THE DECEASED HAD BEEN COMPLAINING OF PAIN IN THE LOWER ABDOMEN AND HAD ALSO BEEN EXPERIENCING SEVERE COUGH. ON THE DAY OF THE INCIDENT, HE WAS SEEN SLEEPING IN BED AT ABOUT 7:30 A.M., AND AT ABOUT 8:30 AM., HE WAS FOUND EXPIRED LYING PRONE ON BATHROOM FLOOR, WITH HIS HEAD CLOSE TO THE TUB. SISTER FURTHER STATED THAT THE DECEASED USED TO DRINK, NOT HEAVY THOUGH, BUT QUIT A FEW MONTHS AGO. HE UNDERWENT A RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY ON DECEMBER 3,1996, FOR PROSTATIC ADENOCARCINOMA.!LVAL/ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE DECEASED'S SISTER-IN-LAW, VIA TELEPHONE, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS A CUBAN CITIZEN WHO HAD BEEN VISITING RELATIVES IN MIAMI SINCE JULY 14, 1996. ON DECEMBER 15,1996 A 2:29 PM., HE WAS A => PASSENGER <= IN THE RIGGHT FRONT SEAT OF A 1986 CELEBRITY CHEVROLET THAT WAS BEING DRIVEN BY HIS BROTHER. THEY WERE TRAVELING NORTH ON EAST 1ST AVENUE WHEN ANOTHER VEHICLE (A HONDA), THAT WAS ALSO NORTHBOUND ON EAST 1ST AVENUE ATTEMPTED TO MAKE A LEFT. THE DRIVER OF THE CHEVROLET ATTEMPTED TO GO AROUND THE HONDA, BOTH VEHICLES SIDESWIPED, AND THE VEHICLE WHERE THE DECEASED WAS A PASSENGER COLLIDED WITH A WOODEN UTILITY POLE, BREAKING IN ON THE IMPACT. THE DECEASED EXPIRED ON THE SCENE. THE DRIVER, DECEASED'S BROTHER, IS REPORTEDLY IN STABLE CONDITION IN HIALEAH HOSPITAL. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEDENT WAS A ***PEDESTRIAN*** WALKING ACROSS WEST 12TH AVENUE, EAST TO WEST, AT WEST 62ND STREET, WHEN A CHEVY BLAZER TRUCK TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND ON WEST 12TH AVENUE, AT APPROXIMATELY 50 MPH, STRUCK HIM. HE WAS HIT BY THE FRONT LEFT FENDER OF THE BLAZER, HE THEN COLLIDED WITH THE WINDSHIELD WHERE HIS HAT GOT CAUGHT AND HIS FINAL POINT OF REST WAS APPROXIMATELY 30 FEET SOUTH. MEDICAL HISTORY: THE DECEDENT WAS UNDER THE CARE OF TWO PHYSICIANS DR. QUINTANA (CARDIOLOGIST #886-8749) AND DR. F. BORGES (PSYCHOLOGIST #854-6108). PER DR. QUINTANA, THE DECEDENT WAS LAST SEEN APPROXIMATELY TWO MONTHS PRIOR TO THIS DATE FOR A ROUTINE VISIT. HE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, HAD OPEN-HEART SURGERY TWO YEARS AGO AND HAD FULLY RECOVERED. PRESCRIBED MEDICATIONS NOTED AS; ASPIRIN. PER DR. BORGES, THE DECEDENT WAS LAST SEEN APPROXIMATELY 1 WEEK AGO FOR SEVERE DEPRESSION AND HAD BEEN ATTENDING WEEKLY SESSIONS. PRESCRIBED MEDICATIONS WERE THE FOLLOWING; LORAZEPAN (5MG), PHANUELL (20MG), PRILOSEC (20MG), ALCOTRIN (325MG), SERFAK (240MG), AND CYPROHEPTADINE (4MG). LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 15, 1996, ABT. 5:00P.M., SOME CHILDREN FROM THE NEIGHBOR HOOD WHERE THE DECEASED LIVED WERE WALKING TO A NEARBY MCDONALDS WHEN THEY OBSERVED THE DECEASED FLOATING IN THE CANAL. THEY CONTINUED THEIR WALK AND WHEN THEY RETURNED AND OBSERVED HIM STILL FLOATING, THEY CONTACTED HIALEAH POLICE DEPARTMENT. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED REMOVED HIM FROM THE CANAL AND PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD. HE WAS FULLY CLOTHED, MONEY WAS FOUND IN HIS POCKETS, HIS WATCH, GLASSES, ETC. WERE ALL FOUND ON HIM (ALL ITEMS WERE IMPOUNDED). ***POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION WAS MADE BY FLORIDA DRIVER LICENSE WHICH WERE FOUND ON HIM.**** ACCORDING TO HIS DAUGHTER, HE WAS LAST SPOKEN TO ON DECEMBER 15, 1996. AT THAT TIME, HE MADE NO COMPLAINTS OF NOT FEELING WELL AND APPEARED TO BE VERY HAPPY. HE WAS A HEAVY DRINKER, DID NOT KNOW HOW TO SWIM AND WAS AFRAID OF WATER. HE WAS NOT DEPRESSED OR SUICIDAL. IN SEPTEMBER OF 1996, HE WAS TREATED AT PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL FOR FAINTING EPISODES. HE ALSO EXPERIENCED DIFFICULTY BREATHING DUE TO EMPHYSEMA. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED WERE SODIUM CHLORIDE INHALATION, THEO-24 400MG & 200MG, PYRAZINAMIDE 500MG, RIFAMATE, ATROVENT, ALBUTEROL INHALER, AND ATROVENT INHALER. _LVALk ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 15, 1996, ABT. 7:30A.M., THE PARENTS OF THE DECEASED BROUGHT HIM INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT MIAMI CHILDRENS HOSPITAL DUE TO HIM EXPERIENCING A SEVERE HIGH FEVER (102., CONSTIPATED FOR ABT. 2 WEEKS AND LEFT LEG PAIN). AT THE TIME OF HIS ARRIVAL, HIS VITAL SIGNS WERE, TEMP. 104.0, PULSE 130, AND RESP. 24. HIS LEFT LEG WAS SLIGHTLY LIMP. ACCORDING TO HIS PARENTS, THEY BROUGHT HIM INTO THE EMERGENCY BECAUSE OF A FEVER OF 102., HIM BEING CONSTIPATED FOR ABT. 2 WEEKS AND LEFT LEG PAIN. HE WAS TREATED, HIS TEMP. DECREASED TO 100.0, PULSE 140, RESP. 20 AND B/P 105/46. AT 10:25A.M., HE WAS DISCHARGED. HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE, HE HAD A SEVERE HIGH FEVER AND DECEASING ACTIVITY. BECAUSE OF THIS, HE WAS BROUGHT BACK TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM. HE WAS TAKEN TO X-RAY FOR A C T SCAN WHICH WAS NEGATIVE. WHILE IN THE CT ROOM, HE NOTED TO BECOME TACHYPNEIC. HE WAS TRANSFERRED TO P.I.C.U. IMMEDIATELY AND INTUBATED. HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE, HE WENT INTO CARDIAC ARREST, C.P.R. ADMINISTERED FOR 30 MINUTES WITH PERSISTANT IDIOVENTRICULAR RHYTHM. ADVANCE CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND ON DECEMBER 15, 1996, AT 6:30P.M., HE EXPIRED. HE HAS BEEN SEEN AT MIAMI CHILDREN HOSPITAL SEVERAL TIMES (JAN. 1996, AUGUST 1996, SEPT. 1996 AND DECEMBER 1996). HIS ONLY ADMISSION WAS AUGUST OF 1996. DIAGNOSIS: S/P ADENOVIRAL PERICARDITIS, S/P VIRAL SEPSIS, S/P SEPTIC SHOCK, RESOLVED ORAL THRUSH, RESOLVED PNEUMONIA, S/P INTUBATION AND S/P SWAN-GANZ CATHETERIZATION. *** refile 1/24/97 gds *** LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE DECEASED'S SON VIA TELEPHONE THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY SUFFERED FROM EMPHYSEMA, CARDIAC INSUFFICIENCY, AND MOST RECENTLY KIDNEY PROBLEMS. HE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON DECEMBER 15,1996 AT 11:00 PM., WHEN HIS SON GAVE HIM SOME WATER TO DRINK BEFORE HE WENT TO SLEEP. ON DECEMBER 16,1996 AT 1:00 AM., HE WAS SEEN APPARENTLY SLEEPING. AT 7:30 AM., FAMILY MEMBERS FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE, LYING SUPINE ON BED. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON THEIR ARRIVAL FOUND HIM DEAD. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. HE REPORTEDLY WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. ERICK LANG 545-5353, WHO COULD NOT BE CONTACTED BY POLICE, BUT LATER CALLED IN AND SAID HE WAS WILLING TO CERTIFY THE DEATH. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT CONSISTED OF: LORAZEPAM, THEO-DUR, ALBUTEROL AND VENTOLIN INHALER. . JMH PATIENT # 140-64-68. DECEASED WAS LAST ADMITTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ON SEPTEMBER 6,1994 TO SEPTEMBER 9,1994. DISCHARGE DIAGNOSIS: RIGHT UPPER LOBE PNEUMONIA. LEFT RIB FRACTURES. SEVERE END-STAGE CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE, OXYGEN DEPENDENT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 15, 1996 AT 3:00 PM., BONES WERE FOUND IN A PIECE OF CEMENT IN THE BACKYARD OF A VACANT RESIDENCE LOCATED AT 17730 N.W. 36TH AVENUE, MIAMI. NEIGHBORS REPORTED THAT THE FORMER RESIDENTS OF THE AFOREMENTIONED HOUSE WHERE THE BONES WERE FOUND, OWNER SEVERAL DOGS. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE RESIDENCE. BONES WERE BROUGHT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT FOR EXAMINATION. . BONES WERE EXAMINED BY DR. DONALD V. POJMAN,MD. ON DECEMBER 16, 1996 AND WERE FOUND TO BE OF NON-HUMAN ORIGIN.,LVAL: ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A YOUNG FEMALE WHO WAS EMPLOYED AS A CLAIMS EXAMINERS WITH CHASE FEDERAL BANKS FSB. SHE HAD BEEN COMPLAINING OF PAINS IN HER LEGS SINCE LATE THANKSGIVING DAY. ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1996, SHE WAS AT WORK WHEN SHE STARTED COMPLAINING OF HAVING SHORTNESS OF BREATH WITH PAINS IN HER LOWER LEFT LEG. HER CO-WORKER NOTICED HER CONDITION TO BE WORSENING AND SUMMONED EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL SHE WAS CYANOTIC AND ANXIOUS, SOON AFTER WARDS SHE WENT INTO CARDIAC ARREST. SHE WAS THEN INTUBATED AND CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES INITIATED AS SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL IN VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL SHE WAS INTUBATED, THERE WERE BILATERAL BREATH SOUNDS, THERE WAS NO PULSE, NO RESPIRATION, PUPILS WERE FIXED AND DILATED. RESUSCITATION WAS UNSUCCESSFUL AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 12:29 PM. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT BY DOCTOR VICTOR AYALA IN PLANTATION, FLORIDA. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS FROM JAMAICA AND HAD BEEN VISITING FAMILY MEMBERS IN MIAMI FOR THE LAST EIGHT WEEKS. ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1996, SHE WOKE UP AT ABOUT 5:30 AM, WENT IN TO USE THE BATHROOM, HER MOTHER HEARD A LOUD NOISE AND WENT IN TO INVESTIGATE, FOUND HER LYING ON THE FLOOR OF THE BATHROOM UNCONSCIOUS. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED AND RESPONDED. CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES WERE INITIATED AS SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER. SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. ACCORDING TO THE MOTHER THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF CHRONIC ASTHMA WITH TREATMENT AT NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER FOR THE FIRST TIME EARLIER THIS MONTH. VENTOLIN WAS PRESCRIBED BY THE DOCTOR, (VENTOLIN PILLS AND THE VENTOLIN AEROSOL INHALER) WERE TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT.  LVAL6. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A MIDDLE AGED FEMALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. SHE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE AT ABOUT 7:40 AM, MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1996, WHEN HER SON LEFT FOR WORK. HE RETURNED HOME AT ABOUT 2:30 PM, TO FIND HER SEATED IN A CHAIR WITH HER EYES CLOSED. HE WAS UNABLE TO DETECT ANY VITAL SIGNS SO EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED. SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. HER PAST MEDICAL HISTORY WAS FOR ASTHMA WHICH SHE REPORTEDLY SUFFERED WITH ALL OF HER LIFE, HYPERTENSION, ARTHRITIS AND DIABETES MELLITUS. SHE HAD BEEN TREATED BY DR. FRENCH (835-8122), FOR THE ASTHMA AS WELL AS HYPERTENSION, SHE WEIGHED 360 POUNDS. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEDENT WAS THE CARETAKER FOR MS. D. TAYLOR, SHE LAST SAW HIM APPROXIMATELY ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1996 AT 9:00PM. HE HAD COMPLAINED OF STOMACH PAINS AND VOMITING FOR SEVERAL DAYS BUT HAD NOT RECEIVED MEDICAL ATTENTION. CONCERNS CAUSED HER TO REQUEST FOR POLICE ASSISTANCE. POLICE AND FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND GAINED ENTRY THROUGH A WINDOW OF THE RESIDENCE. HE WAS FOUND ON THE MASTER BATHROOM FLOOR. MEDICAL HISTORY: THE DECEDENT WAS UNDER DOCTOR N. SCHNEIDER'S (#534-2916) CARE FOR HYPERTENSION AND ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE, LAST VISIT WAS APPROXIMATELY 6 MTHS AGO. MEDICATION PRESCRIBED; DIAZIDE. NO PREVIOUS HOSPITALIZATIONS NOTED. HE WAS ALSO, TREATED FOR GOUT ON DECEMBER 13, 1996, BY DR. P. STEARNS (#652-6449). ALSO, ON THIS DATE HE COMPLAINED OF MILD ABDOMINAL PAINS, EXAM REFLECTED MILD GENERAL TENDERNESS, SOFT TO THE TOUCH. HE WAS GIVEN A SUPPOSITORY FOR NAUSEA AND PLACED ON A LIQUID DIET. HE REFUSED TO ALLOW VITAL SIGNS OR TEMPERATURE TO BE TAKEN. HIS PREVIOUS MEDICAL HISTORY REFLECTED THE FOLLOWING; PREVIOUS FOOD POISONING. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: DYAZIDE (88), VICODIN (0), CATAFLAM (0), AND TRIAMTERENE (0).LVALA ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A MIDDLE AGED FEMALE WHO WAS AN EMPLOYEE OF THE FAIR HAVEN NURSING HOME AND LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1996, SHE REPORTEDLY DID NOT COMPLAIN OF ANY PROBLEMS OR DISCOMFORT AS SHE WENT ABOUT HER DAILY ACTIVITIES. SHE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE BY HER DAUGHTER AT ABOUT 10:00 PM, SHE REPORTEDLY WENT TO SLEEP AT ABOUT 12:30 AM, 12/17/1996, ON HER BED IN THE LIVING ROOM OF THE RESIDENCE. AT ABOUT 7:29 AM, AN ATTEMPT WAS MADE TO WAKE THE DECEASED AS SHE LAID ON THE BED, ON HER RIGHT SIDE WITH HER LEFT LEG HANGING OVER THE EDGE OF THE BED TOUCHING THE FLOOR. SHE WAS UNRESPONSIVE SHOWING NO SIGNS OF TRAUMA. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED AND RESPONDED, SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT BY DR. MITJANS (883-8272), FOR HYPERTENSION, RAPID HEART BEATS, DIABETES MELLITUS. MEDICATION: LORAZEPAM, ZESTRIL, CARISOPRODOL, GEMFIBROZIL, ACETAMINOPHEN AND SYNTHROID WERE TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT WITH THE DECEASED. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS REPORTEDLY AT HOME ON DECEMBER 17, 1996 P.M., WHEN HE BEGAN TO COMPLAIN OF PAIN IN HIS JAW, FELT WEAK AND TURNED PURPLE, THEN COLLAPSED. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED THE DECEASED TO CORAL GABLES HOSPITAL WHERE HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD IN THE E.R. AT 1:25 AM. . AS PER FAMILY THE DECEASED HAD NO PREVIOUS MEDICAL HISTORY. DID NOT DRINK OR SMOKE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD BEEN INCARCERATED AND UNDER CUSTODY. HE HAD HISTORY OF BEING H.I.V. POSITIVE AND ALSO OF HEPATITIS. WAS TAKEN TO JMH ON 11/12/96, WHERE HE REMAINED UNTIL HIS EXPIRATION ON DECEMBER 16,1996 AT 8:40 PM.LVAL  ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY FEMALE WHO WAS A RESIDENT OF THE CORAL GABLES CONVALESCENT CENTER. ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1996, AT ABOUT 9:20 AM, SHE WAS IN THE PROCESS OF BEING WASHED BY A CARE TAKER WHEN SHE BEGAN TO TURN BLUE IN COLOR. THE ATTENDANT STARTED "CPR", AS A CALL WAS PLACED TO FIRE RESCUE. UPON ARRIVAL OF THE RESCUE UNITS SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT FOR DEMENTIA, OCCIPITAL HEMATOMA, ARTHRITIS, ATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE, GASTRITIS AND ANGINA BY DOCTOR JOSE A. ESNARD (541-5547). NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED AND HIS WIFE RESIDES IN CANADA AND HAD BEEN IN MIAMI SINCE NOVEMBER 1996. ON DECEMBER 13, 1996 THE DECEASED SUFFERED FROM STOMACH PAINS AND WAS TREATED AT AVENTURA MEDICAL CENTER. ON DECEMBER 16, 1996, HE ATE VERY LITTLE DINNER AND WENT TO BED ABT. 9:00 P.M.. HE COMPLAINED OF FEELING TIRED AND STATED THAT HE WAS GOING TO RETURN TO THE HOSPITAL THE NEXT DAY. ON TODAY'S DATE, HIS WIFE ATTEMPTED TO AWAKEN HIM ABT. 9:00 A.M. AND WAS UNABLE TO AROUSE HIM. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED. POLICE RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM LYING IN BED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. DECEASED WIFE STATED THAT HE HAD A HISTORY OF HEART PROBLEMS AND WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. EAISON CHIA OF CANADA. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THIS OFFICE INCLUDED: ACETAMINOPHEN, ATIVAN, APO-AMOXI AND PREPULSID. LVALf ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A YOUNG MALE WHO HAD BEEN ARRESTED AND SENTENCED TO STATE PRISON IN 1992. HE WAS BEING TREATED FOR A POSITIVE "H.IV." INFECTION WHILE IN THE PRISON SYSTEM. HIS CONDITION BECAME GRAVE AND HE WAS TRANSFERRED TO HEALTHSOUTH LARKINS HOSPITAL ON DECEMBER 11, 1996. HE REMAINED AN INPATIENT BEING TREATED FOR SEVERE RESPIRATORY DISTRESS UNTIL HE EXPIRED ON DECEMBER 17, 1996. HIS REMAINS WERE TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT FOR PROPER CERTIFICATION. THERE WAS NO MEDICATION TRANSPORTED WITH THE REMAINS. According to initial police investigation, the decedent was the "driver" of a vehicle traveling Southbound on the Palmetto Expressway (SR 836) at 07:50 A.M., when she suddenly pulled to the right and struck the concrete wall with the right front of her 1994 Toyota. Fire Rescue transported the decedent to Palmetto General Hospital Emergency Room, where she was admitted at 08:30 A.M. with no vital signs, both pupils fixed and dilated, in ventricular fibrillation, and upon external examination was suspected to be approximately 20 weeks pregnant. However, No FHT found with fetal monitor during treatment. Contact with the decedent's sister, Vanessa Paulk, revealed that the decedent has been taking "Claritin" prescribed by Robert Contrucci, D.O. The sister also thought that the decedent had seen a doctor regarding her "cysts", but that she did not know who the name or location of the doctor. A check of the decedent's residence did not produce any results in determining the doctor. Dr Robert Contrucci's office confirmed that the decedent was treated for "Chronic Allergic Rhinosinusitis" with prescriptions of "Claritin D" and Nasal Vancenaseaque (spray).LVAL#b0Aa;Z7\5tEg@ATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASE.ATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE.HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. HYPERTENSIVE AND ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEBLUNT CRANIOCEREBRAL TRAUMA. DUE TO: FALLMULTIPLE BLUNT FORCE INJURIES SEE: #96-3250MULTIPLE BLUNT FORCE INJURIES SEE: #96-3251ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROME.PULMONARY THROMBOEMBOLI. DUE TO: DEEP VENOUS THROMBOSES.ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME.ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. DUE TO: CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS.MULTIPLE INJURIES DUE TO: BLUNT TRAUMACYSTIC TUMOR OF THE ATRIOVENTRICULAR (AV) NODE.ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROMEBRONCHOPNEUMONIA DUE TO: CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASEIDIOPATHIC CONCENTRIC MYOCARDIAL HYPERTROPHY. CONT. CAUSE: CIRRHOSIS. PULMONARY AND PLEURAL TUBERCULOSIS.BLUNT HEAD TRAUMA CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: SEIZUREMULTIPLE INJURIES DUE TO: BLUNT TRAUMACOMPLICATIONS OF QUADRAPLEGIA DUE TO: SPINAL CORD INJURYSPONTANEOUS CEREBRAL ARTERY RUPTURE. CONT. CAUSE: ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEHypertensive Cardiovascular Disease Subarachnoid Hemorrhage Due to: Ruptured Cerebral Berry AneurysmIDIOPATHIC CONCENTRIC LEFT VENTRICULAR HYPERTROPHYCARDIOMYOPATHY. CONT. CAUSE: HYPERTENSION, DIABETES MELLITUS. BLUNT CRANIOCEREBRAL TRAUMA. DUE TO: FALLCHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: KYPHOSCOLIOSISBLUNT CRANIOCEREBRAL TRAUMA DUE TO: MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTCARDIAC DYSRHYTHMIA AND HYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASERIGHT CORONARY ARTERY OCCLUSION. DUE TO: CORONARY ARTERIOSCLEROSISCOMPLICATIONS OF ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROME.Atherosclerotic Coronary Heart Disease@LVALbP** THIS IS A BONE/TISSUE CASE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI, BROUGHT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT FOR BONE/TISSUE PROCUREMENT. ** MEDICAL RECORDS: ACCORDING TO THE INFORMATION PROVIDED FOR REVIEW: ON DECEMBER 18, 1996, THE DECEDENT WAS TRANSPORTED BY HOLLYWOOD FIRE-RESCUE UNDER FULL CARDIAC ARREST TO MEMORIAL REGIONAL HOSPITAL, WHERE SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND EXPIRED IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 6:40AM. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 17, 1996 ABT. 10:30 P.M. THE DECEASED WAS ON THE TELEPHONE TALKING WITH A FRIEND WHEN SHE DROPPED THE PHONE ON THE FLOOR. THE FRIEND HEARD HER GASPING FOR AIR AND AFTER NOT GETTING A RESPONSE FROM HER, SHE SUMMONED HER GRANDSON. HE RESPONDED TO THE RESIDENCE AND LYING FACE DOWN NEXT TO THE BED. POLICE AND FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HER EXPIRED. SHE WAS NOTED TO HAVE A LACERATION TO HER FOREHEAD. A SMALL POOL OF BLOOD WAS OBSERVED NEXT TO THE NIGHTSTAND - SHE APPARENTLY STRUCK HER HEAD WHEN SHE COLLAPSED. DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT, HYPERTENSION AND ARRHYTHMIA. SHE WAS HOSPITALIZED ABT. 4-5 MONTHS AGO AT DOCTOR'S HOSPITAL AND UNDER THE TREATMENT OF DR. DEAN ROLLER. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THIS OFFICE INCLUDED: LANOXIN, DYAZIDE, XANAX, QUINAM, ACHROMICINA AND MAXZIDE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 17, 1996, ABT. 10:45P.M., THE NURSE AT THE FACILITY WHERE THE DECEASED WAS HOUSED RESPONDED TO HER ROOM AND FOUND HER UNRESPONSIVE ON THE FLOOR. SHE CALLED FIRE RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HER DEAD. HER PHYSCIAN, DR. MYERSON WAS CONTACTED REGARDING CERTIFICATION OF HER DEATH, HOWEVER, BECAUSE SHE HAD A HISTORY OF FALLING, HE REFUSED TO CERTIFY HER DEATH. HE STATED THAT HE HAD BEEN TREATING HER FOR ALZHEIMERS DISEASE AND SWELLING OF HER BRAIN. SHE WAS ADMITTED TO THE FACILITY FROM BAPTIST HOSPITAL ON APRIL 11, 1995, WITH DIAGNOSIS OF ENCEPHLOPATHY WITH PSYCHOSIS, PARKINSONIUM AND ATAXIA. LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 18, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS THE A PASSENGER IN THE REAR CENTER SEAT OF A 1995 ISUZU THAT WAS TRAVELING EASTBOUND TO THE EXIT RAMP TO N.W. 17TH AVENUE FROM EASTBOUND STATE ROAD 826. AS THE VEHICLE APPROACHED THE EXIT RAMP, FOR UNKNOWN REASONS, THE VEHICLE TURNED RIGHT (SOUTH) WHICH CAUSED THE VEHICLE TO ROTATE IN A CLOCKWISE MOTION AS IT ENTERED THE OUTSIDE LANE OF EASTBOUND STATE ROAD 826. THE VEHICLE STARTED TO ROLL OVER LEFT REAR CORNER TO RIGHT REAR CORNER. IT CONTINUED TO TRAVEL APPROXIMATELY 109 FT., AND COLLIDED WITH A CHAIN LINK FENCE. AT THAT TIME, THE DECEASED WAS EJECTED OUT OF THE REAR RIGHT DOOR WINDOW. THE VEHICLE CONTINUED TO ROLL ONTO THE EXIT RAMP WHERE IT COLLIDED WITH A 1994 MITSUBISHI THAT WAS TRAVELING EASTBOUND ON THE EXIT RAMP. THE DECEASED'S FINAL REST WAS ABT. 25FT. SOUTH OF THE VEHICLE (ISUSU) RESTING PLACE. ****THERE ARE NO EVIDENCE OF ANY OF THE DRIVERS BEING UNDER THE INFULENCE OF ALCOHOL OR DRUGS****LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL INFORMATION RECEIVED: THE DECEASED WAS UNDER THE MEDICAL ATTENTION OF DR. MARTHA LUASAS FOR THE PAST TWO YEARS. DIAGNOSIS: CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE, CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, FAILURE TO THRIVE, DEHYDRATION AND PNEUMONIA. MEDICATIONS REPORTED INCLUDED, LASIX, THEODUR, ZANTAC, DIGOXIN, FOLIC ACID, VENTOLIN AND OXYGEN AT HOME. SHE ALSO HAD A THERAPIST WHO MADE DAILY VISIST FOR EXERCISING OF HER LEGS. SHE WAS LAST SEEN BY DR. LUASAS ON DECEMBER 3, 1996. DECEMBER 5, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS AT HOME WITH HER NEPHEW WATCHING TELEVISION WHEN SHE COMPLAINED OF SHORTNESS OF BREATH. FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED HER TO MOUNT SINAI MEDICAL CENTER. UPON HER ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM, SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, NO C.P.R. IN PROGRESS. SHE WAS INTUBATED AND C.P.R. INITIATED HOWEVER, WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS. SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 10:53 A.M.. REMAINS WERE RELEASED TO CREMATION SYSTEMS AND LATER BROUGHT INTO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS OFFICE FOR PROPER CERTIFICATION.SkK@J@@K@88?K@96-3200FREDERICKNORMAYRFWHITEFOUND: 3867 EAST 2ND AVENUE, HIALEAH, FLORIDAFOUND: 3867 EAST 2ND AVENUE, HIALEAH, FLORIDAFOUND: 3867 EAST 2ND AVENUE, HIALEAH, FLORIDANATURAL6@<96-5513903DEFS, J.V@Q 湌^^YXVVQHAK@@Q@@K@88?K@96-3199BORROTOJUAN MIGUELYRMHISPANIC2950 N.W. 7TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA. CORAL GABLES HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM 2950 N.W. 7TH STREET (REAR), MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURAL4@<3521044-V02DET. J. 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NICHOLS@Pļ}\\WVTTOHA{J@B@=@J@?J@96-3194PHILLIPSJANET PAMELAYRFBLACK600 NW 111TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER, EMERGENCY ROOM 600 NW 111TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALBRONCHIAL ASTHMA.643842-S01NICHOLS, B.l@Oٵdd_^\\PHARb6  K@A@ K@rq?96-3210BENSONJEANYRFBLACK6103 FLETCHER STREET HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDA 33024MEMORIAL REGIONAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOMMISCBONE/TISSUE CASE ONLY!96@UִZZUTRRNHAyL K@@T@@K@98?K@? K@96-3208DELAPORTILLAJOSEFINAYRFWHITE3031 S.W. 11TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.3031 S.W. 11TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.3031 S.W. 11TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL2@T3521966-V02DET. HERRERAs@Uͪdd_^\\THA K@S@@K@UUUUUU? K@96-3207LIVENGOODMARIONYRFWHITE8924 S.W. 150TH EAST CT. CIRCLE MIAMI, FLORIDA9400 S.W. 137TH AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDA9400 S.W. 137TH AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALD@T647393-S01DET. A. NANNI@U޷__ZYWWQHA K@C@@@K@(}'}? 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SHIPMAN@fɥ]]XWUUPHA@K@H@@@K@?@K@rq?`K@96-3220MIDDLEWOODLYNNYRFWHITE7003 Greentree Ln, North Miami Beach, FLColumbia Aventura Hospital & Medical Center, ER1840 NE 153 St, North Miami Beach, FL - Roberts ManagementNATURAL$@ T963037705Ammons(@e ﵆^^YXVVRHA @K@S@@@K@OO?@K@OO?`K@96-3219MONTEMARANOHELENYRFWHITE1631 NE 114 St #305 Miami, FL1631 NE 114 St #305 Miami, FLFound: 1631 N.E. 114 St #305 Miami, FLNATURALA@ T649681-S01Det. C. Poitier@d~``[ZXXSHAFK@D@@`K@PO? K@?K@96-3234FRANKPATRICK DENNISYRMWHITE2640 SO. BAYSHORE DRIVE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. MERCY HOSPITAL, INPATIENT 2640 S.BAYSHORE DRIVE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURALJ@T3551913-V02DET. VILLAVERDEC@m Чcc^][[MHAK@@S@|@`K@}'}'?`K@""""""?K@96-3233URBAYORLANDOUNKNOWN REMAINSYRMHISPANIC13915 S.W. 25TH TERRACE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA. 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JEFF LEWIS@jԭ__ZYWWNHA`K@@@@~@`K@>>?`K@>>?K@96-3228BLASHSHANONREMAINS, UNKNOWNYRFBLACK6206 N.W. 14TH COURT, MIAMI, FLA.N.W. 15TH AVENUE & 63RD STREET, MIAMI, FLA.N.W. 15TH AVENUE & 63RD STREET, MIAMI, FLA.ACCIDENTAL'@T3551341-V02OFC. CHEETHAMo@i幍kkfecSMHAy_K@K@B@K@ ` `?K@ ` `?K@96-3240MAHONEY JR.LEROY JAMESREMAINS, UNKNOWNYRMWHITE19800 SOUTHWEST 180TH STREET #351 MIAMI, FLORIDASW 177TH AVENUE & 389 FT S. OF 136TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDASW 177TH AVENUE & 389 FT S. OF 136TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL'@TFHP796016906CPL. ROBERSON@pZNA?5)vvqpn^SHA K@M@z@K@rq?K@K@96-3239GONZALEZRALPHYRMWHITE11970 SOUTHWEST 184TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA11970 SOUTHWEST 184TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA11970 SOUTHWEST 184TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALDILATED CARDIOMYOPATHY653970-S01DETECTIVE BOGEN@p/# ᵉ]]XWUUPHA K@?@@K@?K@96-3238AMBROSIANINILDA ANACELISYRFHISPANICALASKA, UNITED STATES.C439, BLOCK 176, CAROLINA, PUERTO RICO. HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOMNATURAL/@T654036-S01DET. MALLOTT@oͨkcb``RHAK@F@b@K@UUUUUU?`K@UUUUUU?K@96-3237BREEDLOVELESTERYRMBLACK1590 NORTHEAST 153RD TERRACE MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - EMERGENCY ROOMROADSIDE, FRONT OF: 496 N.E. 78TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL#@T3561294-V02DETECTIVE CASTILLO;@o) __ZYWWQHA K@E@e@K@?K@96-3236SCOTTERVINYRMBLACK17752 S.W. 102ND AVENUE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. FOUND: 17752 S.W. 102ND AVENUE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA. 17752 S.W. 102ND AVENUE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURALPULMONARY EMPHYSEMA.653894-S01DET. MC DERMOTT@nL@1/'ɎZZUTRRMHA K@P@@ K@rq?K@96-3235CADAVISCOPEDROYRMWHITECUBA4331 SOUTHWEST 6TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDASOUTH POINTE MANOR NURSING HOMENATURAL?@T12D@n˿b^YXVVQHA\UrkK@>@@@K@qq?K@96-3247POITIERBRIDGETYRFBLACK13875 NW 22ND AVENUE #240, OPA-LOCKA, FLORIDA13875 NW 22ND AVENUE #240, OPA-LOCKA, FLORIDA13875 NW 22ND AVENUE # 240, OPA-LOCKA, FLORIDANATURAL#@T19313-9699HICKS, D.@s뻌^^YXVVOHAK@R@p@K@?K@96-3246MORAESMARINAYRFWHITEBRAZIL, SOUTH AMERICAN RUA GABRIEL DOS SANTOS 564, # 192, SAO PAULO, BRAZIL PAN AMERICAN HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM MIAMI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURAL:@T654878-S01DET.STEVE PARR.@r6*ϧr\WVTTNHA K@@@@K@?K@96-3245EDDIEJOHN LEEYRMBLACK SOUTH FLORIDA RECEPTION CENTER HEALTHSOUTH LARKIN HOSPITAL, INPATIENT SOUTH FLORIDA RECEPTION CENTERNATURAL$@T654842-S01DET.C.STROZE@rƥ|]]XWUUMHAK@5@@@K@?K@?K@96-3244RIVEROROGELIOYRMHISPANIC241 N.W. 154TH AVENUE, PEMBROKE PINES, FLORIDA. 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BAYAS@x۲]]XWUUPHA{K@P@@K@?K@96-3252CARMENATERIDERYRMWHITE2740 NW 18 AVE #D MIAMI, FLORIDA FOUND: 2740 NW 18 AVE #D, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 2740 NW 18 AVE #D, MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALCHRONIC ETHANOLISM3571250V02DET. TEJEDA3@wԫ^^YXVVQHAK@=@@K@88?K@qq?K@96-3251DE ROSEFRANKREMAINS, UNKNOWNYRMBLACK412 EAST 93RD STREET BROOKLYN, NYROOF: 8301 N.W. 7TH AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDAI-95 SOUTH AT N.W. 83RD STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL/@T796-01-7106CPL. M.A. LONGv$ 麎llgfdTOHAK@B@@K@88?K@88?K@96-3250JEAN-PAULYOLENEREMAINS, UNKNOWNYRFBLACK1740 N.W. 114TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAI-95 SOUTHBOUND AT N.W. 83RD STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAI-95 SOUTHBOUND AT N.W. 83RD STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL/@T796-01-7106CPL. M.A. LONG@u9-ʖoojigWQHA K@H@@K@?K@96-3249VARGASARTUROYRMWHITE6955 RUE VEN DOME #4, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA6955 RUE VEN DOME #4, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA6955 RUE VEN DOME #4, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDANATURALCHRONIC ALCOHOLISM. 96-4274503GRIFFIN, S.@t" ڰ\\WVTTNHA K@D@@K@[[?K@?K@96-3248BERMUNDEZJOSEYRMWHITE559 NW 33RD STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM559 NW 33RD STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALOPIATE TOXICITY3561964-V02VILLAVERDE, O.@s Ϊ]]XWUUQHALVALACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: The decedent appeared normal on December 13, 1996, when he was last seen by a friend. This friend went to check on him since he had not seen him since, and found the decedent in his apartment expired on the bed. *He had a history of medical problems and may have been HIV Positive. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: Leucovorin 5mg (22), Chlorpropamide 250mg (38), Nifedipine 30mg (30), Dapsone 100mg (3), Zerit 40mg (8), AZT 100mg (116), Epivir 150mg (10), Crixivan 400mg (95) plus one sealed bottle (180), Ketoconazole Cream 1tube, Clotrimazole 10mg (16), Zidovudine 10mg (26)/(58), Chlorpropamide 250mg (16), Vasotec 20mg (9), and Doraprim 25mg (6). MEDICAL HISTORY: Jackson Memorial Hospital reflects the decedent's records as the following; HIV Positive (AIDS), Hepatitis, Hypertension, and Adult Onset Diabetes Mellitus. Last visit in November 14, 1996, for biopsy of Leukoplakia Left Buccal Mucosa at the request of HRS. Pathological report reflects Hyperkeratosis, Epitheliomatous Hyperplasia, Pigment Incontinence, and Lymphocytic Inflamation. No evidence of malignancy. Previously in July 1990, the decedent was admitted to the Emergency Room after having been found at home hypotensive and comatose. He recovered normal Blood Pressure after IV Hydration and transferred to Medical Intensive Care Unit for further treatment of an Acute Pancreatitis, Rhabdomyolysis, Severe Volume Depletion, Syphilis and probable Immunodeficiency Syndrome. Subsequently, discharged with stable medical conditions. HIV testing was refused by the decedent. LVAL b ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER RECORDS, AND THE FAMILY OF THE DECEASED, ON DECEMBER 12, 1996, ABT. 8:30P.M., THE DECEASED WAS AT HOME DRINKING WITH FAMILY WHEN SUDDENLY HIS EYES ROLLED BACKWARDS AND HE COLLAPSED TO THE FLOOR. HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE FOR ABT. 2 - 3 MINUTES AND MADE A GURGLING SOUND. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, HE WAS AWAKE AND ORIENTED. HE WENT TO BED TO LAY DOWN AND ABT. 1/2 HOUR LATER, HIS WIFE RESPONDED TO THE BEDROOM AND HE COMPLAINED TO HER OF HAVING A HEADACHE. SHE EXAMINED HIM AND OBSERVED BLOOD COMING FROM HIS EAR. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AGAIN, RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER. UPON HIS ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE WAS POORLY AROUSABLE AND SHORTLY AFTER ARRIVAL, BECAME UNRESPONSIVE. HE WAS TAKEN TO X-RAY WHERE CT SCAN OF THE BRAIN REVEALED LEFT TEMPOROPARIETAL EPIDURAL HEMATOMA WITH TRANSPULSING HERNIATION, TEMPORAL SKULL FRACTURE, AND BASILAR SKULL FRACTURE. HE WAS TAKEN TO SURGERY WHERE A LEFT TEMPOROPARIETAL CRANIOTOMY FOR EVACUATION OF EPIDURAL HEMATOMA, HEMOSTASIS, AND INTRADURAL EXPLORATION WAS PERFORMED. TREATMENT WAS CONTINUED, HOWEVER, HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE. ON DECEMBER 18, 1996, AT 11:25A.M., HE WAS PRONOUNCED BRAIN DEAD. ****ADDITIONAL POLICE INVESTIGATION REVEALED THAT ACCORDING TO THE SON OF THE DECEASED, THE DECEASED HAD A LONG HISTORY OF ALCOHOLISM. HE HAD BEEN EMPLOYED BY FPL FOR 22 YEARS AND IN 1990 WAS LAID OFF. AFTER THAT, HE BECAME DEPRESSED AND STARTED DRINKING HEAVY. HE STATED THAT AT TIMES HE WOULD BECOME ANGRY AND PUNCH THE WALLS OR HIT HIS HEAD AGAINST THE WALLS. WHEN HE WAS INTOXICATED, HE WOULD OCASSIONALLY FALL. ON DECEMBER 12, 1996, HE WAS AT HOME INTOXICATED AND HAD BEEN DRINKING MOST OF THE DAY. AS HE WAS WALKING FROM THE LIVINGROOM TO THE FAMILY ROOM, HE STUMBLED ON A STEP AND FELL. HE TWISTED HIS BODY SO HIS BACK AND BUTTOCKS WOULD BREAK THE FALL. WHEN HIS BUTTOCKS HIT THE CARPETED FLOOR, HIS HEALVALD SNAPPED BACK AND STRUCK THE FLOOR VERY HARD. HE IMMEDIATELY LOST CONSCIOUSNESS. M.D.FRU WAS SUMMONED AND UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, ABT. 10MINS LATER, HE HAD REGAINED CONSCIOUSNESS AND BECAME COHERANT. HIS FAMILY SUGGESTED THAT HE BE TRANSPORTED TO THE HOSPITAL, BUT HE REFUSED. ABT. 90MINS LATER, HE CALLED OUT TO HIS FAMILY MEMBERS WHO RESPONDED. HE COMPLAINED OF PAIN IN HIS RIGHT EAR. BLOOD WAS NOTED IN HIS RIGHT EAR AND FIRE RESCUE WAS RECONTACTED. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER. WHEN HE LEFT HIS RESIDENCE, HE WAS CONSCIOUS AND APPEARED TO BE COHERENT.LVAL  ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A YOUNG MALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS. HE WAS AT HOME ON THURSDAY MORNING AND WOKE UP AT ABOUT 4:00 AM, COMPLAINING OF SEVERE CHEST PAINS AND SUDDENLY COLLAPSED ON THE KITCHEN FLOOR. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED AND RESPONDED, CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES WERE INITIATED AS HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA AVENTURA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL HE WAS INTUBATED, SHOWED GOOD BILATERAL BREATH SOUNDS BEFORE THERE WAS A BRIEF EPISODE OF VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. THE RHYTHM CHANGED TO ASYSTOLE AND THERE WAS NO RESPONSE TO EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 5:33 AM. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT BY DR. DIAS, (954) 987-8183, AT MEMORIAL REGIONAL HOSPITAL ON OCTOBER 9, 1996, WHEN HE WAS ADMITTED WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF A CARDIO MYOPATHY. HE REMAINED AN INPATIENT ON THE RESPIRATOR FOR SEVERAL WEEKS UNTIL HE WAS TRANSFERRED TO A REHABILITATION UNTIL DECEMBER 16, 1996, WHEN HE WAS DISCHARGED. OTHER HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION, DIABETES MELLITUS AND ADULT RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME. MEDICATION: TENORMIN, LANOXIN, COUMADIN, NITRO OINTMENT AND COLACE. NO MEDICATION TRANSPORTED. LVAL According to the initial police investigation, the decedent's neighbor, Ms Hanks, had not seen her since the evening of December 17, 1996 and became concerned that the newspapers were collecting by her door. The neighbor contacted the building manager, who called police. Police responded and entered the decedent's apartment via the rear balcony and found her expired lying supine on the living room floor. The neighbor indicated that the decedent never complained of any health problems, other that a "bad back", and that she drank beer regularly, but did not smoke. She also stated the decedent's husband and only son were killed in an automobile accident several years ago and that there are no next of kin that she is aware of. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS EMPLOYED AS AN INSURANCE INVESTIGATOR FOR "DUCKMAN, SPADER AND TAYLOR". HE WAS RECENTLY IN ECUADOR ON A BUSINESS TRIP FROM WHICH HE RETURNED ON DECEMBER 18, 1996. ACCORDING TO HIS BROTHER-IN-LAW, THE DECEASED HAD BEEN CONCERNED THAT SOMETHING MAY HAPPEN TO HIM WHILE ON HIS TRIP TO ECUADOR. DECEMBER 19, 1996 UPON HIS ARRIVAL FROM ECUADOR, THE DECEASED WIFE STATED HE HAD BEEN VOMITING ALL NIGHT AND WITH DIARRHEA. FOUR HOURS LATER, HE TOOK A GULP OF AIR AND BECAME UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM WITH NO VITAL SIGNS AND AGONAL BREATHING, MONITOR SHOWING ASYSTOLE. C.P.R. WAS INITIATED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA AVENTURA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 6:59 A.M., HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITAL SIGNS AND STILL IN ASYSTOLE. C.P.R. WAS CONTINUED HOWEVER, TO NO AVAIL AND HE WAS PRONOUNCED AT 7:16 A.M.. *****CASE REFILED FEBRUARY 26, 1997(NLJ)*****LVAL According to the initial police investigation, on December 19, 1996, the decedent was at work, Roberts Management, 1840 N. E. 153 St. At 09:00 A.M. she took two Erythrocyn tablets as a prophylactic for a dental visit this date. At 09:40 A.M. she suffered a cardiac arrest, witnessed by a co-worker: Fire Rescue responded, found the decedent in full arrest initiated CPR, treated her on the scene, and transported her to Columbia Aventura Hospital and Medical ER, where she was admitted at 10:27 A.M. with no vital signs, pupils fixed and dilated, and external pacemaker in place. CPR was was continued, pulse was obtained briefly, but lost and never regained. She was pronounced at 11:06 A.M. The decedent suffered from Hypothyroidism and last saw Dr. Goldberg, 885-0515, in January 1996. SLVAL_ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: The decedent was last seen on December 14, 1996, at 11:30AM. She was later found by a friend who stated she suffered from severe case of Hypertension and she had not seen a doctor in over six months. *Next of kin advised the decedent had been deteriorating in the last 3 months, and was also not eating properly. MEDICAL HISTORY: Per Dr. Meyerson, the decedent had been treated for severe Hypertension; which was difficult to control. She had no known cardiac history. Last visit was in June, 1996. She missed an appointment in September, 1996; for unknown reasons. MEDICATIONS PRESCRIBED AS TRANSPORTED: Furesemide 20MG (19), Adalat 60MG (9), Metoprolol 100MG (9), K-Dur 10MG (7). HOSPITALIZATION RECORDS: Baptist Hospital of Miami records reflects the decedent was admitted September 15, 1993, for a Bilateral Renal Arteriography. She was diagnosed with uncontrolled Hypertension, Renal Artery, Stenosis, right. Medication Prescribed; Lasix 20mg, K-DUR 10 mg, and Procardia XL 30. Blood Pressure noted as 270/88. ECG No. #120156 reflects Sinus Rhythm. Emergency Room Records further reflects she was treated and released in November, 1992. Fire Rescue transported her after a slip and fall where she suffered a laceration of the right eyebrow. Radiology reports did not indicate any evidence of bone fracture. SURGICAL HISTORY: Mt. Sinai Medical Center records reflect the decedent was admitted in 1976, with a diagnosis of a Right Breast Mass with Fibrocystic Disease, Sclerosing Adenosis. The following procedure was performed; Cosmetic circumoral incision with removal of Lipoma under local anesthesia. LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED RESIDED WITH HIS WIFE AND SON IN A RESIDENCE WHICH IS DIVIDED INTO TWO DIFFERENT HOUSES. THEY ARE CONNECTED BY AN ACCESS DOOR THROUGH THE GARAGE. THE DECEASED WIFE STATES THAT ON DECEMBER 20, 1996 THE DECEASED ATE DINNER AT APPROX 6:00 P.M. AT WHICH TIME HE VOMITTED. SHE ROUTINELY CHECKS ON THE DEC'D EVERY NIGHT PRIOR TO GOING TO SLEEP, HOWEVER ON THIS SAME DATE AT APPROX 12:35 A.M. SHE WENT TO CHECK ON HIM AND DISCOVERED HIM LYING SUPINE AND UNRESPONSIVE ON THE GARAGE FLOOR. SHE SUMMONED HER SON WHO CALLED "911". HE THEN PULLED THE DEC'D FROM THE GARAGE AND BROUGHT HIM INTO THE KITCHEN/DEN AREA WHERE HE INITIATED C.P.R. UNTIL FIRE-RESCUE ARRIVED. C.P.R. WAS CONTINUED HOWEVER, TO NO AVAIL AND HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM FAMILY MEMBERS, ON DECEMBER 18, 1996 DECEASED COMPLAINED OF ARM PAINS AND WENT TO BED ABT. 12:00 MIDNIGHT. THE FOLLOWING MORNING, HIS WIFE DID NOT DISTURB HIM AS SHE LEFT FOR WORK. WHEN SHE RETURNED LATER THAT EVENING, HE WAS FOUND LYING FACE DOWN ON THE BED, UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE AND POLICE WERE SUMMONED AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF CARDIOMYOPATHY, CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE AND HEAVY SMOKER. HE WAS HOSPITALIZED ABT. 8 MONTHS AGO AT KENDALL REGIONAL AND HAD BEEN TREATED BY DR. ARCE WHO REFUSED TO SIGN THE DEATH CERTIFICATE BECAUSE HE HAD NOT SEEN THE PATIENT SINCE HOSPITALIZATION. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THIS OFFICE INCLUDED: BUSPAR, CAPTOPRIL, FUROSEMIDE, LANOXIN AND MINITRAN.iLVALu ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM PARKWAY WEST MEDICAL RECORDS, ON DECEMBER 10, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS APPARENTLY AT HER RESIDENCE WHEN SHE BEGAN COMPLAINING OF HEADACHES AND VOMITTING. SHE WENT INTO THE BATHROOM AND COLLAPSED. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND TRANSPORTED HER TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM WHERE SHE ARRIVED IN AGONAL RHYTHM AND COMATOSE. A CT OF BRAIN SHOWED BILATERAL FRONTOTEMPORAL SUBDURAL HEMATOMA WITH MARKED COMPRESSION OF BOTH LATERAL VENTRICLES ON THE LEFT. A CHEST X-RAY REVEALED LEFT SIDED PNEUMOTHORAX WITH ALMOST COMPLETE COLLAPSE OF THE LEFT LUNG. SHE WAS ADMITTED INTO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT WITH AN IMPRESSION OF SUBDURAL HEMATOMA, RESPIRATORY FAILURE AND ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. SHE WAS UNRESPONSIVE TO DEEP PAIN AND WAS WITHOUT SPONTANEOUS RESPIRATIONS. AN EEG WAS DONE AND SHOWED NO CORTICAL ACTIVITY. FAMILY MEMBERS AGREED TO NO HEROIC MEASURES AND SHE WAS REMOVED FROM LIFE SUPPORT. SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD ON DECEMBER 12, 1996 AT 4:36 P.M.. THE DEATH CERTIFICATE WAS SIGNED AND SHE WAS RELEASED TO BERNARDO GARCIA FUNERAL HOME AND SUBSEQUENTLY BROUGHT INTO THIS OFFICE FOR PROPER CERTIFICATION. LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 20, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS A PEDESTRIAN CROSSING N.W. 15TH AVENUE JUST SOUTH OF 63RD STREET WHEN SHE WAS STRUCK BY AN UNKNOWN VEHICLE WHICH WAS TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND. THE VEHICLE HAD STRUCK A 1987 FORD AND FLED THE SCENE PRIOR TO STRIKING THE DECEASED. POLICE RESPONDED AND FOUND HER EXPIRED ON THE SCENE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: OCTOBER 15, 1996 AT 9:45 A.M. THE DECEASED WAS AN UNRESTRAINED ***DRIVER*** OF A 1986 FORD TRAVELING NORTHBOUND ON U.S. 1 IN THE LEFT LANE. FOR UNKNOWN REASONS THE DEC'D LOST CONTROL OF HIS VEHICLE. THE VEHICLE LEFT THE ROADWAY AND STRUCK A UTILITY POLE ON THE SHOULDER OF THE ROADWAY. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL WITH MULTIPLE INJURIES. HIS CONDITION WAS STABILIZED AND HE WAS TRANSFERRED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, HE WAS ADMITTED C/O CHEST PAIN, NO VISIBLE CHEST TRAUMA, MULTIPLE FACIAL LACERATIONS. HE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH C-SPINE FRACTURE AND RENDERED QUADRAPLEGIC. C-SPINE LATERAL SHOWED COMPRESSION FRACTURE OF C-5 AND C-6. ALSO NOTED WITH A LEFT INFEROLAT HEMIBLOCK, RIGHT BUNDLE BRANCH BLOCK AND EVIDENCE OF OLD INFERIOR WALL MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. HE WAS TREATED WITH SUPPORTIVE CARE, HOWEVER HIS CONDITION SLOWLY DETERIORATED AND ON DECEMBER 20, 1996 HE WAS PRONOUNCED.TLVAL` ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD A HISTORY OF HEART PROBLEMS AND HAD BEEN ADMITTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ON DECEMBER 15, 1996. HOWEVER, HE LEFT THE HOSPITAL THE FOLLOWING DAY AGAINST MEDICAL ADVICE. ON DECEMBER 18, 1996 POLICE WERE DISPATCHED TO THE TRAILER PARK ABT. 5:00 P.M. REFERENCE A FOUL ODOR AND DID NOT DISCOVER HIM. ON DECEMBER 20, 1996, THEY RESPONDED AGAIN AND FOUND THE DECEASED LYING ON THE FLOOR IN AN ADVANCED STAGE OF DECOMPOSITION. NO MEDICATIONS WERE FOUND INSIDE THE RESIDENCE - MEDICAL HISTORY TO BE OBTAINED. DECEASED WAS A DEAF MUTE AND WAS TAKEN TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ON DECEMBER 13, 1996 COMPLAINING OF SWELLING AND PAIN OF RIGHT LOWER EXTREMITY FOR ABT. TWO WEEKS. ADMITTING DIAGNOSIS WAS RULE OUT DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS VS CELLULITIS. CHEST X-RAY SHOWED MILD PLUERAL EFFUSION. HE REFUSED TO BE ADMITTED AND LEFT AGAINST MEDICAL ADVICE.zLVAL ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM HOSPITAL RECORDS AND POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 18, 1996 DECEASED HAD BEEN DRINKING VODKA AND BEER THROUGHOUT THE DAY. WITNESS STATED THAT LATER IN THE EVENING, HE WAS OUT WORKING ON HIS CAR WHEN HE BEGAN HAVING "SPASMS" AND FELL BACKWARDS. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO FISHERMAN'S HOSPITAL WHERE HE WAS TREATED AND SUBSEQUENTLY AIRLIFTED TO BAPTIST HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL TO BAPTIST, BLOOD PRESSURE: 194/93, PULSE: 122, RESPIRATION: 12, COMATOSE AND INTUBATED. A CT OF BRAIN REVEALED A TEMPORAL LINEAR SKULL FRACTURE, BILATERAL FRONTAL AND TEMPORAL HEMORRHAGIC CONTUSIONS, LEFT FRONTAL INTRACEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE, LEFT SUBDURAL HEMATOMA AND SHIFT FROM LEFT TO RIGHT. HE WAS ADMITTED INTO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT WITH AN IMPRESSION OF GRAND MAL SEIZURE, COMATOSE, SUBARACHNOID HEMORRHAGE, TEMPORAL BIFRONTAL HEMORRHAGIC CONTUSION WITH LEFT SUBDURAL HEMATOMA WITH SHIFT OF THE LEFT TO THE RIGHT AND UNCAL HERNIATION. HE WAS PLACED ON VENTILATORY SUPPORT AND REMAINED UNTIL HIS EXPIRATION ON DECEMBER 19, 1996. DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF ALCOHOLISM AND SEIZURES.LVAL  ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE DECEASED'S SISTER-IN-LAW VIA TELEPHONE, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD BEEN AN INPATIENT AT CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER FOR PNEUMONIA, RELEASED HOME ON NOVEMBER 12,1996. ON DECEMBER 20,1996 AT ABOUT 7:00 PM., HIS BROTHER AND SISTER-IN-LAW RESPONDED TO HIS RESIDENCE TO TAKE HIM SOME FISH AND GRITS FOR DINNER. UPON ARRIVAL FOUND THE DECEASED UNRESPONSIVE, LYING SUPINE ON FLOOR. HIS BODY WAS "SHAKING". THEY WENT BACK AND FORTH TRYING TO GET A NEIGHBOR TO CALL FOR ASSISTANCE. FINALLY A NEIGHBOR CALLED "911" AND UPON RESCUE ARRIVAL, THE DECEASED WAS FOUND DEAD. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. WAS ON RISPERDAL AND SYNTHROID. POLICE WAS UNABLE TO CONTACT A PHYSICIAN. AS PER SISTER-IN-LAW, THE DECEASED HAD BEEN TOLD THAT HE HAD BLOOD SUGAR, BUT AS MUCH AS SHE KNOWS HE DID NOT HAVE ANY HISTORY OF HEART CONDITION OF HYPERTENSION . HE ALSO WAS A HEAVY DRINKER, BUT HE PROBABLY HAD NOT BEEN ABLE TO BUY ANYTHING LATELY. . LAST ADMITTED TO CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER ON NOVEMBER 3,1996 TO NOVEMBER 13,1996. FINAL DIAGNOSES: PNEUMONIA, RESOLVED. ALCOHOL ABUSE. ALTERED MENTAL STATUS WITH PSYCHIATRIC MANAGEMENT. HYPOTHYROIDISM WITH INCREASED THYROID-STIMULATING HORMONE (TSH). CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE, STATUS POST ACUTE EXACERBATION. DEHYDRATION AND HYPOVOLEMIA, CORRECTED. *** REFILED ON FEBRUARY 25, 1997 -- IP *** LVAL- ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 18,1996 AT 8:39 PM., FIRE RESCUE WAS DISPATCHED TO 2640 SOUTH BAYSHORE DRIVE, (A SAILBOAT AT MERRILL STEVENS SAILBOAT) IN REFERENCE TO A CARDIAC ARREST. UPON ARRIVAL ON THE SCENE THEY FOUND THE DECEASED IN ASYSTOLE, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS. CPR WAS INITIATED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO MERCY HOSPITAL WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 9:30 PM., UNRESPONSIVE, WITH FIXED AND DILATED PUPILS, WITH A PULSE OPF 156 AND A BLOOD PRESSURE OF 230/150. HE REMAINED COMATOSE UNDER RESPIRATORY SUPPORT, HIS CONDITION DETERIORATING UNTIL DECEMBER 20,1996, WHEN HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 5:44 PM. CLINICAL DIAGNOSES: UPPER GASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDING. SHOCK. ACUTE RENAL FAILURE. LIVER FAILURE. *** REFILED ON FEBRUARY 25,1997 -- IP *** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 20, 1996 AT 6:06 P.M., THE DECEASED WAS REPORTEDLY A =>PEDESTRIAN <= WHO WAS WALKING ACROSS S.W. 137TH AVENUE NORTH OF S.W. 26TH STREET, FROM EAST TO WEST. UPON ENTERING THE OUTSIDE SOUTHBOUND LANE, THE DECEASED WAS STRUCK BY A 1987 HONDA, 4 DOOR. THE DECEASED CROSSED THE HOOD TO IMPACT THE WINDSHIELD, THEN FELL TO THE ROADWAY UPON THE HONDA STOPPING. NO IDENTIFICATION ON HIM. . FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED, THE DECEASED WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (PATIENT # ,705-42-76) VIA AIR RESCUE AND ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 6:42 PM., UNRESPONSIVE, INTUBATED, GCS=3, INITIALLY BRADYCARDIC. WENT INTO ASYSTOLE. EFFORTS TO KEEP HIM ALIVE WERE FUTILE, WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 6:52 PM. HAD RIGHT UPPER EXTREMITY AND LEFT LOWER EXTREMITY DEFORMITIES, AS WELL AS CHEST TRAUMA WITH BROKEN RIBS AND PROBABLY CARDIAC TAMPONADE. ***** IDENTIFICATION MADE BY VIEWING PHOTOS OF DECEASED. *****#LVAL1 ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS LAST KNOWN TO BE ALIVE ON DECEMBER 21, 1996. HE HAD BEEN SLEEPING ON THE SOFA AND AT ABOUT 2:00 AM. TO 3:00 A.M., WAS HEARD USING THE BATHROOM. AT 6:45 A.M., HE WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON THEIR ARRIVAL FOUND THE DECEASED EXPIRED. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED SUPINE ON SOFA, WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. IT WAS REPORTED THAT FOR THE PAST TWO DAYS HE WAS SUFFERING WITH A SLIGHT COLD. HAD HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION AND ASTHMA AND HAD BEEN TREATED AT C.H.I. IN THE PAST. WAS USING PRIMATENE AND NYQUIL. ACCORDING TO INITIAL INFORMATION RECEIVED: THE DECEASED WAS RELEASED FROM JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ON NOVEMBER 27, 1996 AND TRANSFERRED TO SOUTH POINTE MANOR NURSING HOME. DISCHARGE DIAGNOSIS: RESPIRATORY INSUFFICIENCY, GASTROINTESTINAL ANASTOMOTIC BLEED, CLOSTRIDIUM DIFFICILE COLITIS, CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE AND CHRONIC VENTILATORY DEPENDENCY. HE HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF RENAL FAILURE, ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE, PEG, HEMIGASTRECTOMY, HYPERTENSION, SACRAL ULCER AND RESPIRATORY FAILURE. WHILE A RESIDENT OF SOUTH POINTE MANOR NURSING HOME, HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND ON DECEMBER 18, 1996 HE WAS PRONOUNCED. THE REMAINS WERE RELEASED TO VISTA FUNERAL HOME AFTER THE ATTENDING PHYSICIAN CERTIFIED THE DEATH CERTIFICATE AS PNEUMONIA, RESPIRATORY FAILURE DUE TO HEAD TRAUMA. UPON CONTACTING FAMILY MEMBERS, THEY STATED HE HAS NEVER SUSTAINED HEAD TRAUMA AND THAT THE DOCTOR MAY HAVE BEEN REFERRING TO ANOTHER FAMILY MEMBER WITH THE SAME NAME AS DECEASED. REMAINS WERE TRANSPORTED TO MEDICAL EXAMINER'S OFFICE FOR PROPER CERTIFICATION.)LVAL7 ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE DECEASED'S RELATIVES, VIA TELEPHONE, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD A LONG HISTORY OF CARDIAC PROBLEMS, INCLUDING COMPLETE HEART BLOCK AND PACEMAKER INSTALLED AT AGE SIX (6), AND MULTIPLE CARDIAC RELATED SURGERIES. THE DECEASED AND THE FAMILY LIVE IN PUERTO RICO, BUT SHE HAD BEEN BROUGHT TO MIAMI RECENTLY FOR FURTHER TREATMENT. WAS REPORTEDLY BEING FOLLOWED-UP BY DR. RODRIGUEZ, AT THE SYLVESTER RESEARCH CENTER. HER PAST MEDICAL HISTORY INCLUDED, HEPATITIS, HIV POSITIVITY, AND POSSIBLE DRUGS INVOLVEMENT IN THE PAST. . SHE ARRIVED IN MIAMI ON DECEMBER 20,1996 AND AT THE AIRPORT SHE HAD PROBLEMS AND FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED. SHE WAS LATER ADMITTED INTO A CLINIC AT HOMESTEAD AIRFORCE BASE AND ON DECEMBER 21, 1996, SHE AGAIN BEGAN TO HAVE DIFFICULTIES AND RESCUE WAS SUMMONED. UPON FRU ARRIVAL CPR WAS INITIATED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL, WHERE SHE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 9:19 AM., UNRESPONSIVE, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS. WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 9:21 AM. *** AMENDED ON MARCH 24, 1997 -- IP *** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEASED WAS A JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL PATIENT WHO HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION X 10 YEARS, DRUG ABUSE, RENAL DISEASE X 5 YEARS AND H.I.V. POSITIVE X 11 YEARS. DECEMBER 20, 1996 AT APPROX 1:00 P.M. THE DECEASED WAS DISCOVERED LYING ON THE ROADWAY IN FRONT OF 496 NORTHEAST 78TH STREET. UPON MIAMI FIRE-RESCUE ARRIVAL, HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE WITH A GCS OF 3 AND PUPILS WERE FIXED. EKG SHOWING BRADYCARDIC. HE WAS INTUBATED, C.P.R. INITIATED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 1:30 P.M., HE WAS ADMITTED AND DIAGNOSED WITH HYPOTHERMIA, ACUTE RESPIRATORY FAILURE, PNEUMONA AND SHOCK. HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND HE WAS MADE A "D.N.R.". HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 4:00 P.M..BLVALP ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEMBER 21, 1996 AT 1:17 A.M. THE DECEASED WAS THE ***DRIVER*** OF A 1984 MAZDA PICK-UP TRAVELING NORTHBOUND ON SOUTHWEST 177TH AVENUE (KROME AVENUE) WHEN HE WAS STRUCK BY A 1984 VOLKSWAGON. THE VOLKSWAGON WAS ATTEMPTING TO PASS ANOTHER NORTHBOUND VEHICLE ON SOUTHWEST 177TH AVENUE, AND DROVE INTO THE PATH OF THE DEC'D VEHICLE AND THEY COLLIDED LEFT FRONT TO LEFT FRONT. HE EXPIRED ON THE SCENE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED HAS HAD A HISTORY OF AN ENLARGED HEART AND CARDIAC FIBRILLATION SINCE 1979. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED TO MEDICAL EXAMINER OFFICE INCLUDE: MAG-OX, ATENOLOL, TRIAM/HCT AND LANOXIN. THE DECEASED HAS BEEN UNDER A LOT OF STRESS DUE TO THE FACT THAT HE HAS LOST HIS JOB AND HIS WIFE JUST LOST HER JOB. DECEMBER 21, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS OUTSIDE WORKING IN THE BACK YARD FROM 7:00 A.M. TO 8:30 A.M. WORKING WITH AN ELECTRIC DRILL. AT APPROX 8:55 A.M. HE WAS DISCOVERED BY HIS TWELVE YEAR OLD SON LYING ON THE GROUND WITH THE DRILL NEXT TO HIS BODY. THE DRILL WAS MOVED AWAY AND HIS WIFE CHECKED HIM AND FOUND HIM COLD, PULSELESS AND NOT BREATHING. SHE SUMMONED FIRE-RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HIM D.O.A.. . THE DRILL WAS NOTED WITH WORN WIRES IN THE CORD AREA NEAR THE HANDLE AND ALSO THE EXTENSION CORD IN USE HAD SEVERAL AREAS OF WEAR AND FRAYING. *****CASE REFILED MARCH 3, 1997 (NLJ)*****`LVALn ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY LIVED ALONE IN A RETIREMENT CONDOMINIUM. ON DECEMBER 21,1996 P.M., BUILDING SECURITY CALLED POLICE AFTER NOTICING A FOUL ODOR. POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND AFTER STAFF SECURITY OPENED THE LOCKED DOOR TO HER APARTMENT, SHE WAS FOUND EXPIRED, LYING SUPINE ON FLOOR, HER BODY IN ADVANCED DECOMPOSITION. THERE WERE NO SIGNS OF BROKEN ENTRY. TWO EMPTY VIALS OF MEDICATIONS, LABELLED DIABINESE (CHLORPROPAMIDE 250 MG) AND LODINE 400 MG., WERE FOUND ON THE SCENE AND SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT. . AS PER THE DECEASED'S NIECE, THE DECEASED WAS SUFFERING FROM DIABETES MELLITUS. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 21, 1996 P.M., THE DECEASED WAS DOING CONSTRUCTION WORK AT 19100 S.W. 129TH AVENUE, WHEN HE BEGAN TO COMPLAIN OF CHEST PAINS, AND A FEW MINUTES LATER HE COLLAPSED. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON ARRIVAL FOUND THE DECEASED UNRESPONSIVE, IN VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. CPR WAS INITIATED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA DEERING HOSPITAL, WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 4:00 PM., IN ASYSTOLE, CPR IN PROGRESS. EFFORTS TO RESUSCITATE HIM WERE TERMINATED AT 4:04 PM., WHEN HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE HOSPITAL AND CONTACTED HIS SON WHO ADVISED THAT THE DECEASED DID NOT SUFFER FROM ANY MEDICAL PROBLEMS AND WAS NOT BEING UNDER A DOCTORS CARE. LVALvo ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 21, 1996 P.M., THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY ARRIVED AT MIAMI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT VIA AMERICAN AIRLINES FROM SAN PAULO, BRAZIL. UPON ARRIVAL AND WHILE AT GATE E-21, THE DECEASED SUFFERED A CARDIORESPIRATORY ARREST. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON THEIR ARRIVAL INITIATED CPR AND TRANSPORTED THE DECEASED TO PAN AMERICAN HOSPITAL, WHERE SHE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 6:59 PM., UNRESPONSIVE, WITH PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED, AND ON THUMPER. WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 7:15 PM. . THE DECEASED'S HUSBAND CONTACTED THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT AND ADVISED THAT THE DECESED HAD NO PREVIOUS MEDICAL HISTORY. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS AN INMATE AT THE SOUTH FLORIDA RECEPTION CENTER. HE WAS TRANSFERED TO THE CENTER FROM DADE COUNTY JAIL ON DECEMBER 2,1996, SERVING A SEVEN YEARS SENTENCE. ON DECEMBER 16,1996 P.M., HE WAS TAKEN TO HEALTHSOUTH LARKIN HOSPITAL AND ADMITTED DUE TO SHORTNESS OF BREATH. HE WAS FOUND TO BE HIV POSITIVE WITH A CD-4 OF 12 JUST RECENTLY. THROUGHOUT HIS HOSPITAL COURSE, HIS CONDITION DETERIORATED AND ON DECEMBER 21,1996 AT 5:45 PM., HE EXPIRED. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 21, 1996 AT 6:30 PM., THE DECEASED WAS A => DRIVER <= ON A VEHICLE SOUTHBOUND ON I-75 (SR-93) AT A HIGH RATE OF SPEED, TRAVELING IN THE LEFT LANE. FOR UNKNOWN REASONS, THE LEFT TIRES OF THE VEHICLE DROVE ONTO THE LEFT PAVED SHOULDER. THE DECEASED TRIED TO CONTROL HIS VEHICLE BY TURNING IT'S TIRES TO THE RIGHT, AT WHICH POINT THE VEHICLE THEN ROLLED OVER TO THE LEFT AND THEN UNTO ITS ROOF, TRAVELING IN THIS MANNER FOR ABOUT TWENTY (20) FEET. THE VEHICLE TRAVELED ACROSS ALL FOUR LANES, THEN THE RIGHT PAVED SHOULDER AND COMING TO REST ON IT. THE DECEASED EXPIRED ON THE SCENE.KLVALHY ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A YOUNG MALE WHO HAD BEEN RECENTLY RELEASED FROM JAIL AND LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1996, HE WAS REPORTEDLY AT HOME LYING ON THE SOFA WATCHING TELEVISION WHEN HE SUDDENLY STARTING SHAKING AND SPITTING A SUBSTANCE FROM HIS MOUTH BEFORE HE LOSS CONSCIOUSNESS. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED AND RESPONDED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE, SHOWING NO VITAL SIGNS. CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES WERE INITIATED AS HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL HE WAS WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS, PUPILS FIXED AND NON REACTIVE, HIS CARDIAC RHYTHM ASYSTOLE. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 9:46 PM. *** UPON ARRIVAL OF THE DECEASED'S REMAINS AT THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT, A SMALL CLEAR PACKET OF AN UNKNOWN WHITE POWERED SUBSTANCE WAS FOUND IN HIS RIGHT FRONT UPPER POCKET. *** *** REFILED ON FEBRUARY 14, 1997 *** [BAR] ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASAED WAS A YOUNG FEMALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. SHE HAD A HISTORY OF BREATHING PROBLEMS AND COMPLAINED OF BREATHING DIFFICULTY , CHEST PAINS, HOT AND COLD FLASHES. ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1996, AT ABOUT 9:20 PM, HER HUSBAND FOUND HER IN BED NOT BREATHING AND CALLED FIRE RESCUE UNITS. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL SHE WAS UNRESPONSIVE, SHOWING NO VITAL SIGNS AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOR PRESUMPTIVE PNEUMOCYSTIS CARINII PNEUMONIA (PCP), PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS (TB) WITH RESTRAINTS TO RIFAMPIN, ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROME. dLVALp ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A YOUNG MALE WHO WORKED AS A COOK ON MIAMI BEACH AND LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBER. ON SUNDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1996, HE WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE BY A FAMILY MEMBER AND POLICE ALONG WITH FIRE RESCUE UNITS WERE CALLED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL HE WAS FOUND LYING FACE UP ON THE SOFA COVERED WITH A BLANKET. HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE AND COLD TO TOUCH, DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT THAT TIME. FAMILY MEMBERS ADVISED POLICE THAT HE WAS NOT UNDER THE CARE OF A DOCTOR, NOT TAKING ANY MEDICATION AND THAT HE COMPLAINED OF STOMACH PAINS EARLIER, THEN HE WENT TO SLEEP ON THE SOFA. .LVAL: ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 22, 1996, ABT. 2:50A.M., THE DECEASED WAS THE DRIVER OF A VEHICLE THAT WAS TRAVELLING SOUTHBOUND ON I-95 AT A HIGH RATE OF SPEED. SHE WAS IN THE RIGHT LANE AT APPROXIMATELY 85TH STREET WHEN THE RIGHT FRONT OF HER VEHICLE STRUCK THE LEFT REAR OF ANOTHER VEHICLE THAT WAS ALSO TRAVELLING SOUTHBOUND ON I-95. HER VEHICLE CONTINUED TO TRAVEL SOUTHBOUND AND AS SHE PASSED THE VEHICLE THAT SHE STRUCK, THE RIGHT FRONT SEAT PASSENGER (#96-3251) YELLED OUT TO THE DRIVER OF THAT VEHICLE THAT THEY WERE SORRY AND SMILED. HER VEHICLE CONTINUED TO TRAVEL SOUTHBOUND IN THE RIGHT LANE AND BEGAN TO PASS A SECOND VEHICLE. SHE STRUCK THE LEFT REAR QUATER PANEL OF THAT SECOND VEHICLE WITH THE RIGHT SIDE OF HER VEHICLE. THIS TIME SHE LOSS CONTROL OF HER VEHICLE AND STARTED TRAVELLING IN A CLOCKWISE MANNER. HER VEHICLE OVERTURNED ONTO IT'S LEFT SIDE AND THE LEFT SIDE OF THE VEHICLE STRUCK A 8FT. CHAIN LINKED FENCE. AFTER STRIKING THE FENCE, THE VEHICLE BECAME AIRBORNE, TRAVELLED ABT. 30FT. IN A SOUTHERLY DIRECTION AND THE RIGHT FRONT OF THE VEHICLE IMPACTED THE GROUND. IT BECAME AIRBORNE AGAIN FOR ABT. 10FT. THEN THE RIGHT REAR IMPACTED THE GROUND AGAIN. IT BECAME AIRBORNE AGAIN, TRAVELLING IN A SOUTHWESTERLY DIRECTION. IT STRUCK THE SIDE OF A BUILDING LOCATED AT 8301 N.W. 7TH AVENUE, WHEN IT WAS APPROXIMATELY 12FT. FROM THE GROUND. WHILE ROTATING, THE DECEASED WAS EJECTED FROM THE VEHICLE. SHE TRAVELLED UPWARD AND SOUTH FOR APPROXIMATELY 30FT. BEFORE SHE CAME TO A FINAL REST. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON ARRIVAL, PRONOUNCED HER DEAD. ***POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION WAS MADE BY CPL. M.A. LONG, WHO IDENTIFIED THE REMAINS WITH PICTURES AT HER RESIDENCE****LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 22, 1996, ABT. 2:55A.M., THE DECEASED WAS THE RIGHT FRONT SEAT PASSENGER IN A VEHICLE THAT WAS TRAVELLING SOUTHBOUND ON I-95 AT A HIGH RATE OF SPEED. WHILE THE VEHICLE WAS TRAVELLING IN THE RIGHT LANE ,AT APPROXIMATELY N.W. 85TH STREET, THE VEHICLE STRUCK ANOTHER SOUTHBOUND VEHICLE IN THE LEFT REAR WITH IT'S RIGHT FRONT. THE VEHICLE BEGAN TO PASS THE VEHICLE THAT IT STUCK AND THE DECEASED YELLED OUT TO THE DRIVER THAT HE WAS SORRY AND SMILED. THE VEHICLE THAT THE DECEASED WAS IN CONTINUED TRAVELLING SOUTHBOUND AND BEGAN TO PASS A SECOND VEHICLE. IT STRUCK THE LEFT REAR QUATER PANEL OF THE SECOND VEHICLE WITH THE RIGHT SIDE. THIS TIME, THE DRIVER (#96-3250) LOSS CONTROL OF THE VEHICLE AND STARTED TRAVELLING IN A CLOCKWISE MANNER. THE VEHICLE OVERTURNED ONTO IT'S LEFT SIDE AND BEGAN SLIDING. WHILE SLIDING, THE VEHICLE TURNED COMPLETELY OVER. IT TRAVELLED ON THE RIGHT SHOULDER OF THE ROADWAY AND STRUCK A 8FT. CHAIN LINKED FENCE. AFTER STRIKING THE FENCE, THE VEHICLE BECAME AIRBORN, TRAVELLING APPROXIMATELY 30FT. IN A SOUTHERLY DIRECTION. THE RIGHT FRONT OF THE VEHICLE IMPACTED THE GROUND, BECAME AIRBORNE AGAIN FOR APPROXIMATELY 10FT. AND THE RIGHT REAR OF THE VEHICLE IMPACTED THE GROUND. IT BECAME AIRBORN AGAIN, TRAVELING IN A SOUTHWESTERLY DIRECTION. IT STRUCK THE SIDE OF A BUILDING WHEN IT WAS APPROXIMATELY 12FT. FROM THE GROUND. IT BEGAN ROTATING AND AT WHICH TIME, THE DECEASED WAS EJECTED. HE TRAVELLED UPWARD APPROXIMATELY 29FT AND WESTERLY APPROXIMATELY 6FT., LANDING ON THE ROOF OF COLONIAL PONTIAC/JEEP-EAGLE BUILDING (8301 N.W. 7TH AVENUE). FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD. ****POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION WAS MADE BY PHOTOGRAPH ON IMMIGRATION CARD #A040131032****LVALACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: The decedent was an alcoholic with numerous medical problems. On December 22, 1996, a neighbor with a key checked on him and found him unresponsive, face-up in his bed. The deceased was pronounced at the scene. *No signs of foul play noted. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: NONE MEDICAL RECORDS: According to Dr. Veracruz; The decedent had been treated for Liver Cirrhosis and severe alcohol consumption. In October 1996, the decedent suffered a slip-and fall. X-Ray results noted an Acute Comminuted Fracture of head and neck (left shoulder). Last seen December 13, 1996, for an Acute Congetivitis. Also, seen with the clinic's psychiatrist who had prescribed Risperdal and Xanax for Organic Brain Syndrome and Psychosis. He suffered from delusions and hallucinations. PREVIOUS HOSPITALIZATIONS: Jackson Memorial Hospital Emergency Room records reflect the decedent was treated and released (02/26/96). He was transported by Fire-Rescue, and diagnosed with an Abrasion Left Arm status post Fall. Medications Prescribed; Bacitracin Ointment. Cedars Medical Center records reflect the decedent was treated (May 19, 1994), and diagnosed with Congestive Heart Failure and Rapid Atrial Fibrillation. It was further revealed he also suffered from a Malignant Neoplastic Skin Lesion on the right face, Primary Cardiomyopathy, Atrial Fibrillation, Secondary Malignancy and Cirrhosis of the Liver. He was discharged under hemodynamically stable conditions. SOCIAL HISTORY: The decedent was known as a heavy alcohol drinker. LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE DAUGHTER OF THE DECEASED, THE DECEASED WAS FROM TALLAHASSEE AND BECAUSE OF HER FAILING HEALTH, IN NOVEMBER OF 1996, SHE CAME TO MIAMI TO LIVE WITH HER DAUGHTER. ON DECEMBER 22, 1996, ABT. 8:45A.M., THE DAUGHTER OF THE DECEASED WAS MAKING BREAKFAST. THE DECEASED WHO WAS SITTING IN A CHAIR AT THE DINNING ROOM TABLE SUDDENLY COLLAPSED AND FELL. SHE STRUCK HER HEAD ON A WOODEN CONSOLE AS SHE FELL TO THE FLOOR. SHE MADE GRUNTING NOISES AND CALLED TO HER DAUGHTER. HER DAUGHTER CALLED FIRE RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND UPON ARRIVAL, PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD. HE HAS A HISTORY OF ISCHEMIC CARDIOMYOPATHY (KNOWN TOTAL LEFT ANTERIOR DESCENDING CORONARY ARTERY LESION, S/P OLD ANTERIOR WALL MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION WITH CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, LEFT VENTRICULAR EJECTION FRACTION 5-10%, SYMPOTOMATIC BRADYCARDIA WITH NEED FOR PHARMACOLOGIC AGENTS, S/P DDR PACEMAKER INSERTION (5/23/96), AND MODERATE TO SEVERE MITRAL REGURGITATION WITH MILD TRICUSPID REGURGITATION AND MILD PULMONIC INSUFFICIENCY. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED WERE CIMETIONINE 400MG, COUMADIN 400MG, LANOXIN .125MG, FUROSEMIDE 40MG, NITROSTAT .4MG, AND NITROGLYCERIN 4MG. ALSO TRANSPORTED WAS A CDS PACEMAKER BOX. DLVALR ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE BY HIS BROTHER ON DECEMBER 21, 1996, ABT. 5:00P.M. AT THAT TIME HIS BROTHER BROUGHT HIM SOME FOOD TO HIS RESIDENCE. ON DECEMBER 22, 1996, ABT. 11:45A.M., HIS BROTHER RESPONDED TO HIS RESIDENCE TO CHECK ON HIS WELFARE AND UPON ENTERING, FOUND HIM DECEASED. HE WAS LYING PARTIALLY ON THE FLOOR AND PARTIALLY ON THE BED. HE HAS A HISTORY OF LUNG CANCER S/P LOBECTOMY, HYPERCHOLESTEROLEMIA, HYPERTENSION AND ANEMIA. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED WERE LANOXIN .125MG, CALAN SR 240MG, DICLOXACILL 500MG, ASPIRIN 325MG, MAXZIDE 25MG, AND TRENTAL 400MG, ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 9, 1996, ABT. 12:00P.M., THE DECEASED WAS AT HOME WITH HER FAMILY. SHE WAS SITTING ON A SMALL WOODEN BENCH AND AS SHE MADE AN ATTEMPT TO GET UP, SHE FELL AND STRUCK HER HEAD ON THE FLOOR. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND UPON ARRIVAL, FOUND HER RESPONSIVE WITH A GCS OF 14-15. EMERGENCY TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. DURING TRANSPORT, SHE BECAME UNRESPONSIVE AND DID NOT MOVE ANY EXTREMITIES. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE WITH A GCS OF 7. SHE WAS TAKEN TO X-RAY WHERE CT SCAN OF THE BRAIN REVEALED LEFT FIELD SUBDURAL HEMATOMA, AND LEFT POSTERIOR TEMPORAL CONTUSION. TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, BECAUSE OF HER MEDICAL HISTORY, SHE WAS MADE A DO NOT RESUSCITATE PATIENT. ON DECEMBER 14, 1996, SHE WAS TRANSFERRED TO MERCY HOSPITAL DEPARTMENT OF CATHOLIC HOSPICE FOR TERMINAL AND SUPPORTATIVE CARE. ON DECEMBER 21, 1996, AT 8:10P.M., SHE EXPIRED. SHE HAS A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF ALZHEIMERS DISEASE AND ARTHRITIS. LVAL, ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A MALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. HE WAS KNOWN TO BE A HEAVY DRINKER AND HAD BEEN COMPLAINING OF CONSTANT FATIGUE, HIS DOCTOR REPORTEDLY WAS UNABLE TO FIND A MEDICAL REASON FOR HIS PROBLEM. ON SUNDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1996, HE REPORTEDLY SUFFERED A SEIZURE EARLY IN THE DAY AND REFUSED MEDICAL ATTENTION WHEN EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS RESPONDED. THEY WERE CALLED AGAIN LATER IN THE DAY AND HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITAL SIGNS WHEN THEY RESPONDED, RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES WERE INITIATED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO MOUNT SINAI MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL THERE WERE NO VITAL SIGNS, PUPILS WERE FIXED AND DILATED, DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT THAT TIME. POLICE ADVISED THAT THE DECEASED WAS REPORTED TO BE A HOMOSEXUAL. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO WAS RETIRED FROM THE CLOTHING INDUSTRY AND LIVED ALONE AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. ON SUNDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1996, HE WAS FOUND EXPIRED IN HIS APARTMENT BY HIS CARE TAKER. FIRE RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED, RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT AT MOUNT SINAI MEDICAL CENTER AND BY DR. ROBERT FURLONG (538-1294), PAST HISTORY OF TREATMENT FOR ACUTE MYOCARIAL INFARCTION, CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, RENAL INSUFICIENCY, HYPERTENSION AND AORTIC STENOSIS. MEDICATION PRESCRIBED; ACCUPRIL, LANOXIN AND NITRO PATCHES. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE DECEASED'S DAUGHTER VIA TELEPHONE, THE DECEASED WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE ON DECEMBER 22,1996 AT ABOUT 3:30 PM., WHEN HE COMPLAINED OF HEADACHE AND SAID HE WAS GOING TO LAY DOWN FOR A WHILE. AT 7:00 AM., HE WAS FOUND FAMILY MEMBERS FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE ON BED. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON ARRIVAL FOUND THE DECEASED EXPIRED. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED LYING SUPINE ON BED, WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. ACCORDING TO DAUGHTER, THE DECEASED WAS IN VERY GOOD HEALTH AND HIS MEDICAL HISTORY WAS UNREMARKABLE EXCEPT FOR A HERNIOTOMY THAT HE UNDERWENT AT CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER, ON JUNE/1996. SHE FURTHER STATED THAT THE DECEDASED REPORTEDLY HAD SUFFERED A FALL AT A "WINN-DIXIE" FOR WHICH HE WAS TAKEN TO SOUTH MIAMI HOSPITAL WHERE HE WAS FOUND TO HAVE A FRACTURED ANKLE. HAD SURGERY DONE THE NEXT DAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1996, AND ON THE SAME DATE HE WAS TAKEN FOR AN M.R.I. AND WHILE BEING TRANSFERED FROM STRETCHER TO TABLE, HE ALLEGEDLY WAS ACCIDENTALLY "DROPPED" TO THE FLOOR. AFTERWARDS SHE COMPLAINED OF SEVERE HEADACHE AND PAIN IN THE ARM. WAS RELEASED HOME ON DECEMBER 1,1996. AT HOME HIS MOOD WAS SEEN CHANGING AND HE BECAME VERY SAD, PROGRESSIVELY DETERIORATING DURING HIS LAST WEEK OF LIFE.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WHO HAS A HISTORY OF A.I.D.S WAS A HOMELESS PERSON WITH NO KNOWN RELATIVES. HE WAS A JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL PATIENT AND RELEASED TO GENESIS HOUSE FROM JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ON JANUARY 18, 1996. ON THE MORNING OF DECEMBER 23, 1996, HE COMPLAINED OF NOT FEELING WELL AND BECAUSE HE DID NOT FEEL WELL, HE DID NOT WANT TO TAKE HIS MEDICATION. ABT. 1:15P.M., A STAFF WORKER OF THE FACILITY RESPONDED TO HIS ROOM AND FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE. ATTEMPTS WERE MADE TO REVIVE HIM, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL RECORDS, HE HAS A HISTORY OF PSYCHOSIS, ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROME; HODGKINS LYMPHOMA, AND CMV HEPATITIS. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 22, 1996 AT ABOUT 9:00 P.M., THE DECEASED AND HIS WIFE WENT TO HAVE DINNER OUT. HE HAD A MEAL CONSISTING OF STEAK, BLACK BEANS AND RICE, AND HAD A SOFT DRINK AND CUBAN COFFEE. AT ABOUT 10:00 PM., HE BEGAN TO COMPLAIN FO PAIN UNDER HIS RIGHT ARM AND CHEST AREA. WHEN THEY ARRIVED HOME, HE WENT TO THE BATHROOM WHERE HE BEGAN TO VOMIT AND ALSO HAD A LOOSE BOWEL MOVEMENT, THEN BEGAN TO EXPERIENCE SHORTNESS OF BREATH. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON ARRIVAL FOUND HIM IN ASYSTOLE, WITH NO VITAL SINGS, THEY INITIATED CPR AND TRANSPORTED THE DECEASED TO COLUMBIA KENDALL MEDICAL CENTER, WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 11:00 P.M., CPR IN PROGRESS. WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 11:22 PM. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE HOSPITAL AND VIEWED THE DECEASED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. ACCORDING TO WIFE, THE DECEASED LAST SAW A DOCTOR FOR A PINCHED NERVE IN THE RIGHT LEG ABOUT ONE YEAR AGO. NO OTHER MEDICAL HISTORY. LVALL$pJm4yAuSh;BILATERAL PNEUMONIA DUE TO: HYPOXIC ENCEPHALOPATHY DUE TO: BLEEDING FROM GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT AND HEAD LACERATION CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: CAROTID ARTERY STENOSISSEVERE CORONARY ARTERY HEART DISEASEACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. DUE TO: SEVERE CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS.HEMORRHAGIC PANCREATITIS ASSOCIATED WITH MICRONODULAR CIRRHOSIS.MASSIVE CRUSH INJURIES TO CHEST AND ABDOMEN. ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.END STAGE RENAL DISEASE DUE TO: HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEHYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE CASE RETURNED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (NO M.E. INTEREST)OCCLUSIVE CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSISInhalation of Noxious Fumes Associated with Drowning ****Refile - 4/13/97 - BKN***CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE LUNG DISEASE Contributory Cause: HYPOPLASTIC L.A.D.POLYDRUG ABUSE (COCAINE, HEROIN, ETHANOL) IDIOPATHIC CARDIOMYOPATHY. CONT. CAUSE: HYPERTENSION. MULTIPLE PULMONARY THROMBOEMBOLI DUE TO: LOWER EXTREMITY PHLEBOTHROMBOSES.POSITIONAL ASPHYXIA. DUE TO: VEHICULAR CRASH.HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE CONT: DIABETES MELLITUSATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE CONT: PULMONARY EMPHYSEMAMULTIPLE PULMONARY THROMBOEMBOLI DUE TO: PHLEBOTHROMBOSIS OF LOWER EXTREMITIESCOMPLICATIONS OF BLUNT TRAUMA INJURIES ****SEE CASE 96-2970****ATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASE DUE TO: FALLATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASEPULMONARY HYPERTENSION AND COR PULMONALE ASSOCIATED WITH OBSTRUCTIVE AND RESTRICTIVE LUNG DISEASE.HYPERTENSIVE AND ISCHEMIC HEART DISEASEBRONCHOPNEUMONIA DUE TO: SMOKE INHALATIONCALCIFIC AORTIC AND MITRAL VALVULOPATHY.BILATERAL PULMONARY THROMBOEMBOLISM BILATERAL LEG DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS VARICOSE VEINS AND STASIS DERMATITIS ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME CONT. CAUSE: HODGKINS LYMPHOMASLVALa ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 24, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS ATTENDING A FAMILY FUNCTION. WHILE HIS WAS TALKING WITH FAMILY MEMBERS, HE SUDDENLY COLLAPSED. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON ARRIVAL, FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE. EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO COLUMBIA KENDALL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE AND IN FULL CARDIAC ARREST WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS AND EKG MONITOR SHOWING VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION WHICH CONVERTED TO ASYSTOLE. ADVANCE CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 8:37P.M., HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: The decedent fell out of a chair in her residence on December 22, 1996. She was believed not to have sustained any injuries from the fall. However, family members became concerned the following day (December 23, 1996), when she did not have acurate memory recall. She was transported by Metro Fire-Rescue, to North Shore Medical Center Emergency Room with acute respiratory failure and cardiac arrest. Vital signs at time of arrival (1:00pm), were as follows; Temperature (96), Pulse (111), Blood Pressure (53/18), and Cardiac Rhythm was Asystole. Her condition deteriorated and she was pronounced by Dr. Brown at 2:55pm. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: *None MEDICAL HISTORY: Per Dr. Gutierrez, the decedent had been diagnosed and treated for Anemia, Arthritis, and Varicose Veins. Her last visit to his office was on December 14, 1996. Medications Prescribed; Vitamin D Complex Plus, Trental 400mg, Fer-In Sol, Quinamm, and Lanoxin. Biopsy performed on November 05, 1996, of a Lesion Carcinoma on the forehead. *No hospitalizations noted. Additionally, she was referred to a Dermatology Specialist Dr. J. Noy. However, records reflect she did not follow through with the referral and did not ever visit his office. 'LVAL55 ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 24, 1996 THE DECEASED DROPPED HIS WIFE TO THE BEAUTY SALON. ABT. 1 HOUR LATER, SHE ATTEMPTED TO REACH HIM VIA TELEPHONE AND GOT NO ANSWER. SHE BECAME CONCERNED AND HAD SOME ONE DRIVE HER HOME. UPON ARRIVAL, SHE FOUND HIM LYING ON THE BEDROOM FLOOR UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HIM IN FULL ARREST. CPR WAS INITIATED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO SMH HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, IN FULL ARREST ON THUMPER AND WITHOUT ANY VITAL SIGNS. RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE REMAINED IN ASYSTOLE RHYTHM AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 11:58 A.M.. DECEASED HAD HEART PROBLEMS AND WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. WONG WHO IS CURRENTLY OUT OF TOWN. MEDICAL HISTORY TO BE CONFIRMED. PMH: DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF NON-INSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETES AND HYPERTENSION. HE WAS HOSPITALIZED ON DECEMBER 17, 1996 AT SMH HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF CHEST PAIN/ANGINA AND NON INSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETES MELLITUS. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1996, HE COMPLAINED OF CHEST PAINS EARLY IN THE EVENING. THEY BECAME MORE INTENSE LATER AND WAS ASSOCIATED WITH COUGHING. AT ABOUT MID-NIGHT HE BECAME UNRESPONSIVE AND HIS WIFE SUMMONED EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE, SHOWED NO VITAL SIGNS. THEY INITIATED CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES AS HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM. ACCORDING TO HIS WIFE HE HAD NOT BEEN TREATED BY ANY DOCTORS FOR ANY ILLNESSES, HE WAS NOT TAKING ANY MEDICATION. HE COMPLAINED OF A MILD PAIN IN THE LOWER ABDOMEN SEVERAL TIMES IN THE RECENT PAST, THEN THE PAIN IN THE CHEST WITH DIFFICULTY BREATHING. HE DRANK WINE OCCASIONALLY, STOPPED SMOKING TEN YEARS AGO, HE DID NOT HAVE OR COMPLAIN OF HAVING A FEVER. _'K@M@'@K@}'}'?K@96-3259SUAREZMIGUELYRMHISPANIC4331 S.W. 133RD AVENUE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. COLUMBIA KENDALL MEDICAL CENTER, EMERGENCY ROOM 4332 S.W. 133RD AVENUE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURAL'@"T657118-S01DET. DAN RIVERS@|2& œ__WVTTNHA K@@S@6@K@UUUUUU?K@96-3258FERRERJOSEYRMHISPANIC2922 SHERIDAN AVENUE, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA. FOUND: 2922 SHERIDAN AVENUE, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA. 2922 SHERIDAN AVENUE, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA.NATURAL(@!T96-4282404G. TAYLOR*@{  ]]UTRRNHA K@K@7@K@؂-؂-?K@96-3257GUERRAANTONIOYRMWHITE4450 SHERIDAN AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA MOUNT SINAI MEDICAL CENTER, EMERGENCY ROOM4450 SHERIDAN AVENUE, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDANATURAL%@ T96-4280804SCHRIMSHAW@z ׬]]XWUUNHAK@Y@K@UUUUUU?K@96-3256TIBBETTMAURICEYRMWHITEFOUND: 5151 COLLINS AVENUE #828, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 5151 COLLINS AVENUE # 828, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAFOUND: 5151 COLLINS AVENUE # 828, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDANATURAL ATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE. 96-4279504SCHRIMSHAW,@zQE:80Ŏ^^YXVVOHA K@@R@@K@UUUUUU?K@96-3255VALDIVIARENEYRMWHITE220 23RD STREET #801 MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA220 23RD STREET #801 MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDANATURAL7@T96-4279004DET. D. TWISTw@yʾ\\WVTTPHA{K@U@/@K@98?J@?K@96-3254PRIETOFIDELIAYRFWHITE519 S.W. 21ST ROAD MIAMI, FLORIDAMERCY HOSPITAL INPATIENT519 S.W. 21ST ROAD MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL+@T3571284-V02SGT. D. 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WILLIAM CRAIG@~ػnnihffPHAK@L@ @K@?K@96-3261FERROLUISYRMBLACK3675 SOUTH MIAMI AVENUE #18 MIAMI, FLORIDA3675 SOUTH MIAMI AVENUE #18 MIAMI, FLORIDA3675 SOUTH MIAMI AVENUE #18 MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALF@}3581437O-V02DET. O. TEJEDA@| ޱYYTSQQMHAK@P@K@?K@96-3260PINKSTONDAVIDYRMWHITEMEMORIAL HOSPITAL, PEMBROKE PINESMISC(BONE AND TISSUE CASE)@&~~]]]XWUUPHAq1I L@T@@L@?G@? L@96-3275MARLOFJEANNETTE DESMARATSYRFWHITE23400 SOUTHWEST 217TH AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - INPATIENTSOUTHWEST 272ND STREET & OLD DIXIE HIGHWAY MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTALY@}595627-S01DETECTIVE MCGEEHANV@2& iidcaaNHA L@T@@L@qq?`K@[[? L@96-3274BENSIMONEILETAYRFWHITE11403 N.E. 8TH AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDAPARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER INPATIENT11403 N.E. 8TH AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL5@}661700-S01DET. A. NANNI@կ^^YXVVPHAL@P@@K@'}'}?L@96-3272PEREZMANOLO PADILLAYRMWHITE713 S.W. 7TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAAMI KENDALL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER EMERGENCY ROOMNATURAL&@}660871-S01DET. D. RIVERS@~»cc^][[MHA{L@Q@@K@}'}'?L@96-3271SCOTTLASCELLESYRMWHITE11301 S.W. 131ST AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDABAPTIST HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOMNATURALb@}660261-S01DET. MCMANUSoº^^YXVVMHA{L@U@@K@>>?K@L@96-3270WILLIAMSONGEORGEYRMWHITE737 S.E. 22ND DRIVE, HOMESTEAD, FLA.SMH-HOMESTEAD HOSPITAL, E.R.737 S.E. 22ND DRIVE, HOMESTEAD, FLA.NATURAL'@}96-3679601DET. ESTOPINAN@Š``[ZXXRHAL@O@@K@II?K@?L@96-3269MARTINFRANCISCOYRMWHITE326 W. 11TH STREET, HIALEAH, FLA.HIALEAH HOSPITAL, E.R.326 W. 11TH STREET, HIALEAH, FLA.ACCIDENTALASPIRATION OF FOOD96-5627403OFC. DEES@ù__ZYWWNHAK@T@q@K@UUUUUU?K@98?K@96-3268FRISHMANJULIUSYRMWHITE620 AVENUE M., BROOKLYN, NEW YORKMOUNT SINAI MEDICAL CENTER, INPATIENT4041 COLLINS AVENUE, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAACCIDENTALFALL96-4302804TWIST, D.@ͤ^^YXVVPHA~50 L@F@|@ L@88? L@96-3283HARRISHARRYYRMWHITE2100 SAN SOUCI BLVD., #A-1 NORTH MIAMI, FLORIDA2100 SAN SOUCI BLVD., NORTH MIAMI, FLORIDANATURALL@ }96-4418413DET. DIECIDUE@ʾ[[VUSSNHA{ L@?@]@ L@? L@? L@96-3282ARECHABALARAMON M.YRMWHITE1262 SOUTHWEST 21ST STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA4500 BLOCK OF CRANDON BLVD KEY BISCAYNE, FLORIDA4500 BLOCK OF CRANDON BLVD KEY BISCAYNE, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL1@ }662986-S01DETECTIVE SCOTT D'HEERE@1% bb]\ZZRHA  L@@P@P@L@UUUUUU? L@96-3280BANKSORAYRFBLACK12401 N.W. 27TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.12401 N.W. 27TH AVENUE #G110, MIAMI, FLA.12401 N.W. 27TH AVENUE #G110, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL>@ }662621-S01DET. RIVERS@Ц|XXSRPPMHA L@4@f@L@""""""?L@UUUUUU? L@96-3279REIDDONDREYRMBLACK10730 S.W. 222ND STREET, MIAMI, FLA.JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, E.R.224TH STREET & S.W. 113TH PLACE, MIAMI, FLA.ACCIDENTALMULTIPLE BLUNT TRAUMA INJURIES662018-S01DET. BUCHANANH@" ˞ZZUTRRLHAL@P@@L@UUUUUU?L@96-3277MC MANAMNAROBERTYRMWHITE507 S.W. 28TH ROAD, MIAMI, FLA.507 S.W. 28TH ROAD, MIAMI, FLA.507 S.W. 28TH ROAD, MIAMI, FLA.NATURAL9@ }3601479-V02DET. CASTILLO@``[ZXXRHAL@@S@7@L@? 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GARDNER@." ݴppkjhXRHA @L@N@I@@L@rq?`L@96-3295CASTROLEONCIOYRMWHITE530 MERIDIAN AVENUE #103, MIAMI BEACH, FLA.530 MERIDIAN AVENUE #103, MIAMI BEACH, FLA.530 MERIDIAN AVENUE #103, MIAMI BEACH, FLA.NATURALATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE96-4337104OFC. ARCHOR@0$ߴ]]XWUUNHA @L@N@}@@L@""""""?`L@96-3294BERNARDMERYLINAYRFBLACK940 N.E. 199TH STREET #317, MIAMI, FLA.AVENTURA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER, ER.NATURALCHRONIC LYMPHOCYTIC LEUKEMIA665061-S01DET. CAPOTE@߷__ZYWWOHA{@L@J@@@L@?@L@?`L@96-3293JOHNSONSHIRLEY TYRFWHITE18032 NW 8 Ave Miami, FL18032 NW 8 AVE Miami, FL18032 NW 8 AVE Miami, FLNATURALCORONARY ARTERIOSCLEROSIS 664843-S01Det. J. Capote@زy``[ZXXOHA@L@O@g@@L@؂-؂-?@L@`L@96-3292DEBERMUDEZMODESTAYRFWHITE12720 N.W. 12TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, E.R.12720 N.W. 12TH AVENUE, MIAMI,F LA.NATURALD@}96-4429413DET. DIECIDUE@Ϊaa\[YYRHA@L@@W@ @@L@ ` `?@L@96-3291WENTNICKSAMUELYRMWHITEBISCAYNE PARKE NURSING HOME 15520 NW 2ND AVENUE NMB, FLORIDABISCAYNE PARKE NURSING HOME 15520 NW 2ND AVENUE NMB, FLORIDNATURAL$@}664784-S01DETECTIVE MCDERMOTT@כ^^YXVVPHA{{YL@S@@`L@?`L@>>?L@96-3302DAVISHENRY GRANVILLEYRMWHITE75 EAST 36TH STREET HIALEAH, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - EMERGENCY ROOMMETROMOVER: BAYFRONT STATION, BISCAYNE BLVD & SE 1ST ST.NATURAL$@}668016-S01DETECTIVE STROZE @$볉dd_^\\MHA`L@P@@`L@?L@96-3301FORDEMARGARET C.YRFBLACK16050 N.W. 18TH AVENUE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA. NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER, EMERGENCY ROOM 16050 N.W. 18TH AVENUE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURALG@}667342-S01DET. S. PARR.@+``[ZXXMHA `L@R@n@`L@qq?`L@qq?`L@96-3300ANTUNABLASYRMWHITE6048 WEST 14TH COURT, HIALEAH, FLA.SIDEWALK: WEST 12TH AVENUE & 55TH STREET, HIALEAH, FLA.SIDEWALK: WEST 12TH AVENUE & 55TH STREET, HIALEAH, FLA.ACCIDENTAL BLUNT TRAUMA96-5673703OFC. 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NARANJOq@7+ Ζee]\ZZMHA L@@V@ڥ@`L@II?K@UUUUUU?L@96-3308TRESSGRACE >SEE 96-3265YRFWHITE2859 LEONARDM DRIVE, 3 312, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA. AVENTURA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER, INPATIENT 2859 LEONARD DRIVE, # 312, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.ACCIDENTAL*@658726-S01DET. B. NICHOLS^@@4%#̚ggba__MHA L@@R@@L@?L@L@96-3307SIRMANSLAUNDERYRFBLACK3200 NORTHWEST 51ST STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA3200 NORTHWEST 51ST STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA3200 NORTHWEST 51ST STREET MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL/@668792-S01DETECTIVE ROMAGNI@ ܲ^^YXVVOHAL@Q@@L@JI?L@96-3306FOURNIERMARGUERITEYRFWHITEHOLYOKE, MASSACHUSETTS. BAPTIST HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY 8045 S.W. 107TH AVENUE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.NATURALCORONARY ARTERY HEART DISEASE.668702-S01DET. MALOTT0@&! Ϙybb]\ZZPHA L@P@i@`L@?`L@?L@96-3304FERROEMILIOYRMWHITE90 WEST 16TH STREET #3 HIALEAH, FLORIDA90 WEST 16TH STREET #3 HIALEAH, FLORIDA90 WEST 16TH STREET #3 HIALEAH, FLORIDANATURAL'@96-5684203OFFICER MARANONb@ ӫ[[VUSSMHAL@Q@@`L@[[?@L@L@96-3303MURPHYROBERTYRMWHITE507 OLD SMAR LANE KEY LARGO, FLORIDASOUTH MIAMI HOSPITAL - INPATIENT507 OLD SMAR LANE KEY LARGO, FLORIDAACCIDENTAL@}668172-S01DETECTIVE MALOTT @ơ\\WVTTNHAmLVALA{ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED WAS RESIDING AT THE ADULT CONGREGATE LIVING FACILITY LOCATED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. ON DECEMBER 24, 1996 ABT. 12:00 NOON, HE WAS EATING LUNCH WHEN HE SUDDENLY BEGAN HAVING DIFFICULTY BREATHING AND FELL TO THE FLOOR, STRIKING HIS HEAD. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND REMOVED TWO LARGE PIECES OF FOOD FROM HIS MOUTH AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO HIALEAH HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, IN ASYSTOLE RHYTHM AND WITHOUT ANY VITAL SIGNS. CPR CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 1:43 P.M.. MEDICAL HISTORY IS UNKNOWN AT THIS TIME - MEDICATIONS SENT TO THIS OFFICE INCLUDED: KLONOPIN, ZESTRIL, CARDIZEM, PROPULSID, RESTORIL AND BENZTROPINE. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 23, 1996, ABT. 6:15P.M., A NEIGHBOR OF THE DECEASED SMELLED SMOKE AND OBSERVED SMOKE COMING FROM UNDER THE DOOR OF THE DECEASED'S RESIDENCE. HE RESPONDED TO THE DECEASED'S RESIDENCE AND FOUND THE HIM UNRESPONSIVE UNDER THE KITCHEN TABLE. HE CARRIED HIM OUTSIDE OF THE RESIDENCE AND CALLED FIRE RESCUE. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND UPON ARRIVAL, FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE AND SUFFERING FROM BURNS TO HIS UPPER EXTREMITIES. EMERGENCY TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE WAS UNRESPONSIVE, BUT COMBATIVE. SOOT WAS IN HIS NOSE AND MOUTH. INJURIES: 2ND OR 3RD DEGREE 10-19% BURNS, BILATERAL HEAD. 2ND OR 3RD DEGRE 10-19% BURNS, NOSE, HAND, LEFT UPPER EXTREMITY AND RIGHT UPPER EXTREMITY. ESTIMATED TOTAL BODY SURFACE AREA BURNS WERE 12%. HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE, B/P 90/68, AND PULSE 143. TREATMENT WAS CONTINUED, HOWEVER, HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND ON DECEMBER 24, 1996, AT 6:47A.M. HE EXPIRED. HE WAS WHEELCHAIR BOUND FOR THE PAST SEVERAL MONTHS AND HAS A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF CARDIAC DISEASE, ARTHRITIS, ALZHEIMERS DISEASE AND ASTHMA. LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO WAS VISITING FAMILY MEMBERS IN MIAMI. ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1996, AT ABOUT 9:40 PM, HE APPARENTLY FELL NINE STEPS STRIKING HIS HEAD. MIAMI BEACH RESCUE UNITS RESPONDED, FOUND HIM ON THE STAIR LANDING CONSCIOUS, NO VERBAL RESPONSE, LABORED BREATHING. THERE WAS A LACERATION TO HIS FOREHEAD, HIS PULSE WAS IRREGULAR. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO MOUNT SINAI MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL HIS BLOOD PRESSURE WAS 153/90, HIS RESPIRATION WAS 16, . CT-SCANS WERE DONE AND REVEALED A SUBARACHNOID HEMORRHAGE WITH BRAIN CONTUSION. HE DEVELOPED RESPIRATORY FAILURE AND SLIPPED INTO AN UNARROUSABLE COMATOSE STATE. HE WAS INTUBATED AND REMAINED COMATOSE UNTIL DECEMBER 24, 1996, WHEN HE SUFFERED A HYOPTENSIVE EPISODE BEFORE HE EXPIRED AT 11:00 AM. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF ATRIAL FIBRILLATION WITH A PACEMAKER PLACEMENT, CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT. TREATED BY DR. JEFFERY GANSS (718) 692-1198. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO CAME FROM SWEDEN TO VISIT FAMILY MEMBERS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. HE HAD BEEN COMPLAINING OF SHORTNESS OF BREATH FOR THE LAST SEVERAL DAYS, OTHER WISE HE APPEARED TO BE NORMAL. HIS SON ADVISED THAT ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1996, HE LEFT THE HOUSE AT ABOUT 9:00 AM, RETURNED ABOUT 10:38 AM, TO FIND HIS FATHER UNRESPONSIVE ON THE FLOOR OF THE BEDROOM. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED AND RESPONDED, HE WAS PRONOUNCED UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. ACCORDING TO THE SON THE DECEASED HAD BEEN UNDER THE CARE OF A DOCTOR IN SWEDEN FOR AN ENLARGED HEART AS WELL AS ANGINA PECTORIS. HE HAD BEEN TAKING ACETYLSALECYLIC ACID, FUROCEMID, PRAMACE, MIDAMOR AND DIGOXIN. THE MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT ALONG WITH THE DECEASED. LVAL  ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE WIFE OF THE DECEASED AND BAPTIST HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM RECORDS. THE DECEASED WAS A SEAMAN WHO RETURNED HOME FROM AFRICA IN NOV. OF 1993. UPON HIS RETURN, HE WAS EXPERIENCING FLU LIKE SYMPTOMS. IN JAN. OF 1994, HE WAS SEEN BY A LUNG SPECIALIST WHO ADVISED HIM THAT HIS LEFT LUNG HAD COLLAPSED. SINCE THAT TIME, HE HAD UNDERGONE TREATMENT FOR HIS LUNGS AND WAS ON HOME OXYGEN. ABT. ONE MONTH AGO, HE BEGAN COUGHING AND GETTING WEAK. ON THRUSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1996, HE WENT TO SEE HIS PHYSCIAN AND RECEIVED A LUNG INJECTION. SINCE THEN HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE. ON SUNDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1996, HE BEGAN HALLUCINATING. ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1996, HIS WIFE WENT TO ECKERDS DRUG STORE TO GET HIS MEDICATION. WHEN SHE LEFT, SHE LEFT HIM IN BED. UPON HER RETURN, SHE FOUND HIM SEMI-RESPONSIVE IN BED. SHE CALLED FIRE RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND UPON ARRIVAL, FOUND HIM IN FULL CARDIAC ARREST WITH EKG MONITOR SHOWING ASYSTOLE. EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO BAPTIST HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE, WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS, AND IN FULL CARDIAC ARREST WITH EKG MONITOR REMAINING IN ASYSTOLE. ADVANCE CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESS AND AT 1:37P.M., HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. HE HAS BEEN HOSPITALIZED SEVERAL TIMES AT SOUTH MIAMI HOSPITAL. HIS LAST ADMISSION WAS FROM AUGUST 30, 1996 TO SEPTEMBER 4, 1996. DISCHARGE DIAGNOSIS: ASPIRATION PNEUMONIA (BACTERIAL, RESOLVING), GASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUX DISEASE, CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE, RESTRICTIVE LUNG DISEASE, PULMONARY HYPERTENSION, SYSTEMIC HYPERTENSION, COR PULMONALE, SUSPECTED SLEEP APNEA SYNDROME (MILD), GLUCOSE INTOLERANCE, DYSRHYTHMIA (ATRIAL VENTRICULAR), TYPE II RESPIRATORY INSUFICIENCY BY ARTERIAL BLOOD GAS, GLUCOSE INTOLERANCE. DISCHARGE MEDICATIONS: VENTOLIN INHALER, ATROVENT AND VANCERIL. PREDNISONE 30MG, DIGOXIN .25qLVAL}MG, VERAPAMIL-SR 180MG, TAMBOCOR 50MG, ZANTAC 150MG, THEO-DUR 300MG, AND VANCENASE INHALER. NO MEDICATIONS WERE TRANSPORTED. LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 20, 1996, ABT. 3:31P.M., THE DECEASED WAS AT HOME WHEN SHE FELL IN HER DRIVE WAY. FIRE RESCUE WAS CALLED AND UPON ARRIVAL FOUND HER RESPONSIVE. SHE STATED THAT SHE WAS WALKING WHEN SHE TRIPPED AND FELL. EMERGENCY TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, SHE REMAINED RESPONSIVE. SHE WAS TAKEN TO X-RAY WHICH REVEALED A LEFT PROXIMAL HUMERUS FRACTURE, LEFT GALEAZZI'S FRACTURE AND LEFT DISPLACED SUBCAPITAL FEMORAL NECK FRACTURE. SHE WAS TAKEN TO SURGERY FOR REPAIR OF THOSE FRACTURES. TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED, SHE TOLERATED THE OPERATIONS. HOWEVER, HER CONDITION DETERIORATED AND ON DECEMBER 22, 1996, ABT. 11:30P.M., SHE WENT INTO CARDIAC ARREST. HER CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATED AND ON DECEMBER 25, 1996 AT 7:40A.M., SHE EXPIRED. SHE HAS A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF BILATERAL MASTECTOMY FOR CANCER, ATRIAL FIBRILLATION AND CONGESTIVE HEAT FAILURE. LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: NOVEMBER 20, 1996 AT APPROX 12:30 P.M. THE DECEASED WAS A ***PASSENGER*** IN A 1989 OLDSMOBILE FOUR DOOR THAT WAS TRAVELING WESTBOUND ON SOUTHWEST 272ND STREET AND FAILED TO YEILD THE RIGHT OF WAY FROM A STOP SIGN. AS THE VEHICLE ENTERED THE INTERSECTION OF OLD DIXIE HIGHWAY, IT WAS IMPACTED ON THE DRIVER'S SIDE BY A NORTHBOUND FORD VAN. THE DRIVER (96-2970) WHO WAS ALSO THE DEC'D HUSBAND, EXPIRED ON THE SCENE. FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED THE DECEASED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - RYDER TRAUMA CENTER. UPON HER ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM, SHE WAS ADMITTED WITH LEFT SIDED FACIAL AND HIP PAIN. INJURIES WERE NOTED TO THE MAXILLARY, ABDOMEN, PELVIS AND LEFT LOWER EXTREMITY. X-RAYS REVEALED LARGE PRONOUNCED MEDIAL STINAL SHIFT. HE CONDITION CONTINUED TO WORSEN AND SHE WAS INTUBATED TO MAINTAIN AIRWAY. SHE WAS IMMEDIATELY TAKEN TO THE O.R. WHERE SHE UNDERWENT AN E-LAP - SPLENECTOMY. HER CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND AFTER LONG TERM TREATMENT AND RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS, SHE WAS PRONOUNCED ON DECEMBER 25, 1996 AT 7:00 A.M..2LVAL.@ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED HAD NOT BEEN SEEN SINCE DECEMBER 23, 1996. ON DECEMBER 25, 1996 THE OWNER OF THE PROPERTY RESPONDED TO THE RESIDENCE TO CHECK ON HIS WELL BEINGS. AFTER HE DID NOT GET A RESPONSE TO THE DOOR, HE GAINED ENTRY THROUGH THE LIVINGROOM WINDOW AND FOUND THE DECEASED LYING IN BED, EXPIRED. POLICE RESPONDED AND FOUND NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. DECEASED HAD NO KNOWN MEDICAL HISTORY. HOWEVER, HE WAS KNOWN TO ABUSE ALCOHOL. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY FEMALE WHO WAS RETIRED AND LIVED ALONE AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1996, THE DECEASED WAS SPENDING THE NIGHT WITH HER SISTERS AT THEIR RESIDENCE, THEY WENT TO BED AT ABOUT 10:00 PM. AT ABOUT 8:00 AM, THE NEXT MORNING A SISTER WAS AWAKENED BY A LOUD THUD. SHE FOUND THE DECEASED LYING ON THE FLOOR OF THE LIVINGROOM UNRESPONSIVE, IN A POOL OF URINE. THEY ATTEMPTED TO CARRY HER TO THE BEDROOM AND REPORT THAT SHE STRUCK HER HEAD IN THE PROCESS. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED AND ARRIVED. SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD UPON THEIR ARRIVAL. POLICE WERE ADVISED THAT SHE HAD A HISTORY OF DEPRESSION AND THAT SHE HAD BEEN TREATED BY DR. JACK MICHEL (649-7833). MEDICATIONS OF MELLARIL, SERZONE, RESTORIL, ZANTAC AND EZ-NAPROSYN / OXAZEPAM, THIORIDAZINE CEFTIN HAD BEEN PRESCRIBED AND WAS TRANSPORTTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT ALONG WITH THE DECEASED. /LVAL? ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEMBER 26, 1996 AT APPROX 5:45 A.M. THE DECEASED WAS THE ***DRIVER*** OF A 1989 NISSAN FOUR DOOR THAT WAS TRAVELING NORTH ON CRANDON BLVD. IN THE 4500 BLOCK, THE DECEASED LOST CONTROL OF THE VEHICLE AND TRAVELED ONTO THE EAST SHOULDER OF THE ROADWAY. THE FRONT OF THE VEHICLE STRUCK A TREE AND OVERTURNED. HE EXPIRED ON THE SCENE. **** REFILE 1/17/97 GDS *** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, DECEASED HAD NOT BEEN SEEN BY FAMILY MEMBERS IN THE PAST SEVERAL DAYS. ON DECEMBER 25, 1996 FAMILY WENT TO THE RESIDENCE TO CHECK ON HER WELL BEINGS. SHE ENTERED THE APARTMENT AND FOUND THE DECEASED LYING IN BED EXPIRED. POLICE RESPONDED AND FOUND NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. THERE WERE SEVERAL BOTTLES OF MEDICATIONS FOUND ON THE DINING ROOM TABLE AND AN INHALATION DEVICE ON THE NIGHTSTAND NEXT TO THE BED. DECEASED HAD BEEN TREATED AT NORTH DADE HEALTH CENTER AND HAD A HISTORY OF DIABETES MELLITUS AND HYPERTENSION. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THIS OFFICE INCLUDED: FUROSEMIDE, VASOTEC, CHLORPROPAMIDE AND BECONASE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 25, 1996 DECEASED WAS THE DRIVER OF A 1993 YAMAHA DIRTBIKE THAT WAS TRAVELING EASTBOUND ON S.W. 224TH STREET. A 1995 FORD WAS ATTEMPTING TO MAKE A LEFT TURN TO TRAVEL WEST ON S.W. 113TH STREET AND STRUCK THE DECEASED. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND AIRLIFTED HIM TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, UNRESPONSIVE ON THUMPER AND IN IDIOVENTRICULAR RHYTHM. A NEEDLE DECOMPRESSION WAS PERFORMED AND RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 3:06 P.M..>LVAL+L ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A YOUNG MALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. ON THURSDAY MORNING DECEMBER 26, AT ABOUT 4:45 AM, HIS WIFE WOKE UP TO FIND THE DECEASED UNRESPONSIVE AND BLUE IN COLOR. EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL HIS PUPILS WERE FIXED AND DILATED, THERE WAS NO PULSE. RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES WERE INITIATED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL HE WAS INTUBATED, THE CARDIAC MONITOR SHOWED AN AGONAL IDIOVENTRICULAR RHYTHM. HE DID NOT RESPOND TO RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 5:35 AM. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT BY DR. LAMAS, GERVIASIO (674-2121), AT MOUNT SINAI MEDICAL CENTER. HE WAS TREATED FOR NON ISCHEMIC CARDIOMYOPATHY, HYPERTENSION, ATRIAL FIBRILLATION. MEDICATION: COUMADIN, AMIODARONE, DEMADEX, LANOXIN AND K-DUR. NO MEDICATION WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO INTIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 26, 1996, ABT. 5:55A.M., THE NEIGHBOR OF THE DECEASED OBSERVED HIM LYING UNRESPONSIVE IN THE HALLWAY OF THEIR RESIDENCE. HE CALLED FIRE RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND UPON ARRIVAL, PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD. A CLOSER OBSERVATION REVEALED THAT HE WAS DRESSED IN BLACK WORK-OUT TYPE CLOTHING. A DISH TOWEL WAS FOUND ON THE FLOOR BY HIS SIDE. THE FRONT DOOR OF HIS RESIDENCE WAS OPEN AND A LIGHT WAS ON IN THE BATHROOM. VOMITUS WAS OBSERVED ON THE FLOOR OF THE BATHROOM ALONG WITH A BROKEN TOWEL RACK THAT APPEARED TO HAVE BEEN BROKEN FROM OFF OF THE WALL IN THE BATHROOM. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED WAS THERAFLU, NYQUIL, PERCOGESIC, DAYQUIL, TRAMADOL HYDROCHLORIDE 50MG.BLVALPACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: The decedent had retired for bed the night before, without any complaints. At approximately 8:20AM (December 16, 1996), the water was heard running in her bathroom subsequently (1hour later) the daughter-in-law went to wake her and found her unresponsive prome on the bed. Fire-Rescue responded and determined the victim was "Dead On Arrival." MEDICATIONS TRANSP0RTED AS PRESCRIBED: Nizoral 200mg. MEDICAL HISTORY: Record reflects the decedent was treated by Dr. O. Torrez, for routine yearly follow-up visits. No known medical conditions, other than a noted history of elevated liver enzymes. Last check-up was 11/07/96, no lab work was performed. Examinations as follows; complete blood count, chest x-ray, electrocardiogram, submuccous resection, were scheduled but not executed. HOSPITALIZATIONS: Per Palmetto Hospital Emergency Room records; the decedent was brought in by family members with a Secondary Syncopal Episode. (unusual headache, dizziness and faint). She was admitted to the Out-Patient Telemetry Unit from 04/15/95, until her discharged on 04/17/95, under stable conditions. Diagnosis reflects a Sinus Tachycardia rule-out seizures, Syncope. According to the initial police investigation, the decedent had a long history of narcotics use beginning at approximately age 12, and was found by his grandmother on December 26, 1996, 06:50 A.M., kneeling next to his bed with his head on the bed. On top of the T.V., in clear view, were a syringe, spoon, steel wool, clear capsule, clear baggie, cup of water, and matches. Fire rescue responded, found the descedent with no vital signs, and pronounced him. The decedent's Medical history contains a visit to Jackson Memorial Hospital Emergency Room on July 20, 1987 for abdominal pain. Plenty of fluids and Tylenol or aspirin for pain were perscribed. *** REFILED ON APRIL 4, 1997 *** (BAR) LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 25, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS WITH HER FATHER VISITING RELATIVES. SOME TIME DURING THE DAY, SHE BEGAN HAVING SOME CONGESTION / WHEEZING AND VOMITED LATER IN THE EVENING. SHE ARRIVED HOME ABT. 10:00 P.M. AND WAS GIVEN AN ASTHMA TREATMENT AND THEN PUT IN THE PLAYPEN TO SLEEP. DURING THE NIGHT, SHE AWAKEN AND WAS TAKEN OUT OF THE PLAYPEN AND PLACED ON THE BLANKET WITH HER MOTHER AND FATHER WHO HAD BEEN LYING ON THE FLOOR. THE FOLLOWING MORNING, HER MOTHER WOKE-UP AND FOUND THE DECEASED LYING FACE UP AND WAS NOT BREATHING. DECEASED'S FATHER BEGAN CPR AND FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED, HOWEVER, THE PARENTS TRANSPORTED HER TO NORTHSHORE HOSPITAL VIA VEHICLE. UPON ARRIVAL, SHE WAS APNEIC AND PULSELESS. CHEST MONITOR SHOWED ASYSTOLE RHYTHM. CPR WAS INITIATED AND CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 9:44 A.M.. DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF DOWN'S SYNDROME AND ASTHMA. SHE HAD BEEN TREATED IN THE PAST AT PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER - MEDICAL RECORDS REQUESTED. FLVALR According to the initial police investigation, on December 26, 1996, the decedent was working as a cleaning woman at 2860 NW 135 St #223. At approximately 1:30 P.M., a friend went check on the decedent and found her face down in a tub full of water with the hot water turned on. Fire rescue responded and pronounced the decedent on the scene. Further investigation revealed that the decedent had apparently been drinking beer. An empty 32 oz Colt Malt Beer and a 12 oz Miller Beer were found on the scene, and one-third of a cup of beer was found in the bathroom. There was a strong odor of caustic chemicals in the windowless 5'X8' bathroom where the decedent was found. There were several cleaning products also on the scene. The maintainance man stated that the decedent had been previously warned not to mix chemicals, and to get fresh air while cleaning. MEDICAL HISTORY: According to family members, the decedent had a history of taking "over-the-counter" sleeping pills that she bought at the pharmacy. PHYSICIAN: Dr. Luis Sanchez, 836-6600, patient since October, 1992, last saw the decedent on December 5, 1996. She was being treated for, DIABETES, SEIZURES, DEPRESSION, INABILITY TO SLEEP, and HTN. MEDICATIONS PRESCRIBED: Prozac 20mg, Glucotrol 10mg, Dilantin 100mg, Amitryptyline 50 mg, Vasotec 5mg, Doral, and Restoril 30 mg. PSYCHIATRIC HISTORY: Dr. Guido Nodal, 443-1482, Hialeah Hospital in June, 1993. , LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL INFORMATION RECEIVED: SEPTEMBER 18, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS AT HOME WHEN SHE EXPERIENCED SQUEEZING PAIN AND RIGHT SIDED ABDOMINAL PAIN. MIAMI FIRE-RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED HER TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON HER ARRIVAL, SHE WAS ADMITTED WITH PNEUMONIA, RESPIRATORY INSUFFICIENCY AND A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION AND INSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETES MELLITUS. DURING HER HOSPITALIZATION, SHE UNDERWENT A APPENDECTOMY FOR A RUPTURED APPENDIX. HER CONDITION DETERIORATED AND SHE WAS PRONOUNCED ON DECEMBER 26, 1996. REMAINS WERE SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER'S OFFICE WITHOUT PRIOR CONSULTATION. AFTER CHART WAS REVIEWED IN THIS OFFICE, IT WAS DETERMINED THIS CASE WAS OF NO INTEREST TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER'S OFFICE.ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: The decedent had been having dinner with his wife when he began to perspire and have pains in his arm; he yelled, "Oh My God Anna" and collapsed on the kitchen floor. Wife ran out of the house screaming and neighbors called the police who went to the house and began CPR. Thereafter, Fire-Rescue arrived and transported to Columbia Kendall Medical Center Emergency Room. On arrival, he was cyanotic, with ET in place, but Asystole and pulseless. He remained unresponsive in Cardiac and Respiratory Arrest; he was pronounced at 5:57PM. MEDICAL HISTORY: According to the decedent's spouse, he did not have any known medical conditions, prescribed medications, nor treating physicians. However, he had recently been complaining of pains in the arms, but did not get medical attention because he thought it was a muscular ailment and he had no medical insurance. HOSPITALIZATIONS: According to the decedent's spouse, he had a car accident approximately twelve years ago, and suffered a fracture in his right arm. A steel plate was surgically implanted. Jackson Memorial Records for the decedent reflect his last visit was in 1984. Records were not able to be made available for review due to age.@LVALlN ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 27, 1996 ABT. 5:15 A.M., THE DECEASED WAS IN THE LIVINGROOM OF HER RESIDENCE WHEN SHE CLUTCHED HER CHEST, CRIED OUT AND COLLAPSED TO THE FLOOR. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED INITIATED CPR AND TRANSPORTED HER TO PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL, INTUBATED AND CPR IN PROGRESS. CHEST MONITOR SHOWED ASYSTOLE RHYTHM. DESPITE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS MADE, SHE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 6:05 A.M.. DECEASED HAD A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF END STAGE RENAL DISEASE AND HEMODIALYSIS. SHE WAS LAST DIALYZED ON DECEMBER 24, 1996 AND HAD BEEN COMPLAINING OF SHORTNESS OF BREATH AND FEELING ILL RECENTLY. SHE WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. GARCIA-MAYOL WHO WAS UNAVAILABLE TO SIGN THE DEATH CERTIFICATE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A RESIDENT OF THE BISCAYNE PARKE NURSING HOME. HE WAS UNDER THE MEDICAL CARE OF DR. S. MURRAY FOR HYPERTENSION AND DEGENERATIVE JOINT DISEASE. HE AMBULATED WITH A WALKER AND WAS MENTALLY CONFUSED. REPORTED MEDICATIONS: LANOXIN, ECOTRIN AND HYDROCHLOROTHIAZIDE. DECEMBER 27, 1996 AT APPROX 8:01 A.M. THE DECEASED WAS CHECKED ON BY THE NURSE ON DUTY. UPON RESPONDING TO HIS ROOM, HE WAS DISCOVERED KNEELING NEXT TO HIS ROOMMATE'S BED. THE NURSE PLACED HIM BACK IN BED AT WHICH TIME SHE NOTED HIM NOT BREATHING. FIRE-RESCUE WAS SUMMONED, HOWEVER UPON THEIR ARRIVAL, HE WAS PRONOUNCED D.O.A..6LVALD ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED HAD BEEN COMPLAINING OF NOT FEELING WELL FOR THE PAST FEW DAYS. ON DECEMBER 27, 1996 FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND TRANSPORTED HER TO AVENTURA HOSPITAL WHERE SHE ARRIVED INTUBATED, WITH PALPABLE PULSE RATE OF 60 AND BLOOD PRESSURE: 50/PALP. MEDICATIONS WERE ADMINISTERED AND CPR CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HER CONDITION DETERIORATED AND SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 9:48 A.M.. DECEASED WAS DIAGNOSED WITH CHRONIC LYMPHCYTIC LEUKEMIA IN 1991 AND WAS GOING CHEMOTHERAPY. SHE ALSO HAD A HISTORY OF NON-INSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETES AND HAD BEEN TREATED IN THE PAST AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. According to the initial police investigation, the decedent, a recovering narcotics user and "Aids" patient, was last seen on Thursday, December 26, 1996, 3:30 P.M., when she returned home from visiting a friend and appeared to be "high", when observed by a roommate. On Friday, December 27, 1996, 8:30 P.M., the decedent was found, with no visible trauma, sitting in a chair, slumped to the right, by a friend who went to check on her welfare. Fire rescue responded and pronounced the decedent on the scene. The decedent's meds were transported to the M.E.'s office. She suffered from A.I.D.S. and was under the care of Dr. J. Racine, who last saw her on December 23, 1996. *** REFILED ON APRIL 4, 1997 *** [BAR]LVAL8 ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION AND JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL RECORDS, ON DECEMBER 27, 1996 ABT. 3:45PM THE DECEASED WAS AT THE ABOVE LOCATION PLAYING CHECKER WHERE HE SUDDENLY COLLAPSED. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND FOUND HIM IN CARDIAC ARREST AND ASYSTOLIC. CPR WAS INITIATED, MEDICATIONS ADMINISTERED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL, INTUBATED AND WITHOUT ANY VITAL SIGNS. ADDITIONAL MEDICATIONS WERE GIVEN AND CPR CONTINUED BUT TO NO AVAIL, HE REMAINED IN ASYSTOLE RHYTHM AND WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 4:15P.M.. ***DECEASED WAS POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED BY FAMILY MEMBERS THROUGH PHOTOGRAPHS*** FAMILY MEMBERS STATED THAT WAS BEING TREATED AT A LOCAL CLINIC AND WAS TAKING MEDICATIONS. HOWEVER, AN ATTEMPT TO CONTACT HIS PHYSICIAN WAS UNSUCCESSFUL. ** REFILE 1/17/97 GDS ** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 27, 1996 DECEASED FAMILY MEMBERS CONTACTED THE APARTMENT MANAGER AND ADVISED HIM THAT THEY HAD BEEN UNABLE TO REACH THE DECEASED VIA TELEPHONE AND WAS CONCERNED FOR HIS WELL BEINGS. THE MANAGER SUMMONED THE MAINTENANCE PERSON WHO RESPONDED AND ENTERED THE APARTMENT WITH A PASS KEY. UPON DOING SO, HE FOUND THE DECEASED LYING ON THE FLOOR UNRESPONSIVE. FIRE RESCUE AND POLICE RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM EXPIRED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. DECEASED REPORTEDLY HAD UNDERGONE OPEN HEART SURGERY AND WAS TREATED AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. RECORDS TO BE OBTAINED. THERE WERE TWO EMPTY VIALS OF GLYBURIDE AND PLENDIL WERE SENT TO THIS OFFICE.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 28, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS SITTING ON A BUS BENCH AT THE CORNER OF W. 12TH AVENUE & 55TH STREET WHEN A VEHICLE TRAVELING SOUTHBOUND ON 12TH AVENUE RAN OFF THE ROADWAY AND STRUCK HIM CAUSING HIS DEMISE. THE DRIVER OF THE VEHICLE FLED THE SCENE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE DECEASED'S WIFE VIA TELEPHONE, ON DECEMBER 27, 1996 P.M., THE DECEASED WAS AT WORK AT HIS PLACE OF EMPLOYEMENT (GREYHOUND BUS LINES STATION) WHEN HE REPORTEDLY BECAME UNCONSCIOUS AND HAD LIKE A SEIZURE. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND UPON THEIR ARRIVAL FOUND THE DECEASED IN VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION-ASYSTOLE. CPR WAS INITIATED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 6:30 PM., UNRESPONSIVE, WITH PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED, IN ASYSTOLE, CPR IN PROGRESS. RESUSCITATION EFFORTS CONTINUED UNTIL 7:00 PM., WHEN HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. . THE DECEASED'S WIFE RESPONDED TO THE HOSPITAL AND ADVISED THAT SHE HAD SPOKEN TO HIM ABOUT AN HOUR PRIOR TO THE INCIDENT AND HE DID NOT COMPLAIN OF ANYTHING. HIS PAST MEDICAL HISTORY WAS SIGNIFICANT FOR TRIPLE BYPASS HEART SURGERY A FEW YEARS AGO, AT MIAMI HEART INSTITUTE. HE ALSO SUFFERED FROM DIABETES AND WAS UNDER THE CARE OF DR. HAROLD WILLIAMS, 652-6466, WHO AS PER POLICE REPORT REFUSED TO SIGN THE DEATH CERTIFICATE. WIFE FURTHER STATED THAT THE DECEASED WAS CURRENTLY ON LANOXIN, LOPRESSOR, GEMFIBROZIL, AND INSULIN INJECTABLE. . WAS AN INPATIENT AT MIAMI HEART INSTITUTE FROM APRIL 24, TO MAY 5,1990. DIAGNOSES: CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, THREE VESSEL CORONARY DISEASE WITH VERY POOR LEFT VENTRICULAR FUNCTION, EJECTION FRACTION OF 19%. EKG SHOWED OLD MYOCARDIAL INFARCTIONS. UNDERWENT A CORONARY BYPASS GRAFT.LVAL{ ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS IN GOOD HEALTH UNTIL ONE WEEK PRIOR TO ADMISSION TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM OF COLUMBIA DEERING HOSPITAL, ON DECEMBER 26,1996 AT 11:40 PM., COMPLAINING OF UPPER ABDOMINAL PAIN WITH NAUSEA AND MULTIPLE EPISODES OF VOMITING. HE DENIED ETOH CONSUMPTION OR TRAUMA. NO HISTORY OF GALL BLADDER DISEASE, HAD NO FEVER AND NO JAUNDICE. WAS ADMITTED TO THE HOSPITAL WITH AN IMPRESSION OF SEVERE PANCREATITIS AND NEW ONSET OF DIABETES, SECONDARY TO THE PANCREATITIS. HE UNDERWENT SEVERAL TESTS AND ON DECEMBER 28, 1 11:35 P.M., HE WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE IN HIS ROOM. CODE BLUE WAS CALLED AND RESUSCITATION EFFORTS WERE INITIATED, HOWEVER, WITHOUT SUCCESSFUL RESULTS. WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 11:58 PM. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE HOSPITAL AND VIEWED THE DECEASED SUPINE ON BED, WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. THERE WAS NO KNOWN MEDICAL HISTORY. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS REPORTEDLY A LOADING DOCK WORKER WHO WAS EMPLOYED BY "ROPA ENTERPRISE" LOCATED AT 3350 N.W. 60TH STREET, IN MIAMI. ON DECEMBER 27,1996 AT 5:19 P.M., THE DECEASED WAS GUIDING A FORKLIFT BACK TOWARD HIM AS IT WAS ON TOP OF THE LOADING DOCK. HE WAS STANDING ON THE GROUND BETWEEN THE DOCK AND HIS OWN PICK-UP TRUCK. THE FORKLIFT STOPPED AT THE EDGE OF THE DOCK AND BEGAN SLIPPING DOWN. THE DRIVER OF THE FORKLIFT TOLD THE DECEASED WAS SLIPPING DOWN SO THE DECEASED WOULD MOVE, INSTEAD THE DECEASED ATTEMPTED TO SECURE THE FORKLIFT WITH A ROPE. THE FORKLIFT FELL, SMASHING THE DECEASED BETWEEN THE TRUCK AND THE FORKLIFT. . FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED THE DECEASED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (PATIENT # 7054388/2144017) WHERE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT TO BE COMPLETED....6LVALdD ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEMBER 28, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS ON THE PLATFORM OF THE BAYFRONT STATION OF THE METROMOVER TRAIN RAIL SYSTEM WHEN HE COLLAPSED TO THE GROUND. BYSTANDERS, (PHYSICIANS) ATTEMPTED C.P.R. AND SUMMONED MIAMI FIRE-RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND FOUND HIM UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITALS. MONITOR WAS SHOWING IDIOVENTRICULAR RHYTHM. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. UPON HIS ARRIVAL INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HE REMAINED UNRESPONSIVE WITH NO VITALS AND ON THUMPER. C.P.R. EFFORTS WERE MET WITH NEGTAIVE RESULTS AND HE WAS PRONOUNCED AT 8:54 P.M.. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: DECEASED HAS BEEN UNDER THE MEDICAL TREATMENT OF DR. JEROME FEILDS FOR SEVERE CORONARY HEART DISEASE. UPON CONTACTING HIM, HE AGREED TO SIGN THE DEATH CERTIFICATE. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 28, 1996 AT 5:30 A.M., THE DECEASED'S SON ATTEMPTED TO WAKE THE DECEASED UP TO USE THE BATHROOM AS IT WAS CUSTOMARILY DONE, AND FOUND HER UNRESPONSIVE AND COLD TO THE TOUCH. HE REPORTEDLY WRAPPED HER UP IN A BLANKET TO WARM HER UP AND TRANSPORTED THE DECEASED VIA PRIVATE VEHICLE TO NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER. WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 5:55 AM., UNRESPONSIVE, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, RIGOROUS. WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 6:00 AM. . SHE HAD HISTORY OF APHASIA, SECONDARY TO CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT, AND WAS STATUS POST RIGHT ARM FRACTURE. HER PHYSICIAN REFUSED TO SIGN THE DEATH CERTIFICATE.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: DECEMBER 28, 1996 AT APPROX 10:30 P.M. THE DECEASED AND HIS WIFE WERE ATTEMPTING TO HAVE INTERCOURSE WHEN THE DEC'D REPORTEDLY HAD A CONVULSION-LIKE EPISODE AND STOP MOVING. SHE SUMMONED FIRE-RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND FOUND DECEASED UNRESPONSIVE AND MONITOR SHOWING FLAT LINE. HE WAS PRONOUNCED D.O.A.. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: DECEASED HAS EXTENSIVE MEDICAL HISTORY AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WHERE HE HAD BEEN TREATED FOR HEART DISEASE. MEDICATIONS BROUGHT TO MEDICAL EXAMINERS OFFICE INCLUDED: TRENTAL, ECOTRIN, NORVASC, MONOPRIL, FUROSEMIDE AND BUSPAR. ACCORDING TO INITIAL INFORMATION RECEIVED: DECEMBER 27, 1996 AT APPROX 1:30 A.M. THE DECEASED GRANDSON CAME HOME FROM WORK AND DISCOVERED THE DECEASED LYING IN BED IN THE BEDROOM WITH A LACERATION TO HIS HEAD AND BLEEDING. HE WAS ALERT AND STATED THAT HE HAD BECOME DIZZY AND FELL IN THE PATIO/POOL AREA. UPON CHECKING THIS AREA HE NOTED BLOOD THERE ALSO. WHEN HE RETURNED TO THE DEC'D, HE FOUND HIM SITTING ON THE TOILET VOMITING BLOOD. HE SUMMONED FIRE-RESUE WHO RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO MARINER'S HOSPITAL. HE REMAINED ALERT UNTIL 6:00 A.M. WHEN HIS BLOOD PRESSURE DECREASED AND HE BECAME UNRESPONSIVE. HE WAS THEN TRANSFERRED TO SOUTH MIAMI HOSPITAL. UPON HIS ARRIVAL HE WAS ADMITTED WITH UPPER GASTROINTESTINAL BLEED WITH SHOCK, CLOSED HEAD INJURY AND A PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF HYPOTHYPOIDISM, LARYNGEAL CANCER AND RIGHT BUNDLE BRANCH BLOCK AS WELL AS CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND HE NEVER REGAINED CONSCIOUSNESS. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD DECEMBER 28, 1996.LVAL\3V fs*5i-MULTIPLE ORGAN FAILURE DUE TO: GUNSHOT WOUND OF THE ABDOMENPERFORATING GUNSHOT WOUND OF CHESTPERFORATING GUNSHOT WOUND TO ABDOMEN HEPATO- RENAL FAILURE DUE TO: LIVER CIRRHOSIS DUE TO: HEPATITIS C CONT. CAUSE: POST FALL SKULL FRACTURE.ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME CONT. CAUSE: HEMORRHAGIC GASTRITIS AND FATTY LIVER.CHANDRO SARCOMA (STERNUM) CONT. CAUSE: FRACTURE LEFT FEMURMYOCARDIAL INFARCTION DUE TO: COMPLICATIONS OF MULTIPLE FRACTURES OF LEG AND ARMRESPIRATORY FAILURE DUE TO: CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE DUE TO: CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE DUE TO: AORTIC STENOSIS CONT. CAUSE: LEFT HIP FRACTURECARDIOPULMONARY ARREST DUE TO: GASTRO INTESTINAL BLEEDINGATHEROSCLEROTIC AND HYPERTENSIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEACUTE METHADONE TOXICITY CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: DIPHENHYDRAMINE, COCAINE Arteriosclerotic Cardiovascular DiseasePNEUMONIA. DUE TO: ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROME. HYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASE. CONT. CAUSE: CHRONIC COCAINE ABUSE.CRITICAL CORONARY ARTERY STENOSIS. DUE TO: ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.DROWNING. DUE TO; OLD AGE ASSOCIATED WITH OCCLUSIVE CORONARY ARTERIOSCLEROSIS.MULTIPLE PULMONARY THROMBOEMBOLI. DUE TO: PHLEBOTHROMBOSIS OF LOWER EXTREMITY(IES). ACUTE MYCOBACTERIAL INFECTION DUE TO: ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROMEOLD AGE CONT. CAUSE: PROBABLE ATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE.ATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASEACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. DUE TO: OCCLUSIVE CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE. POLY DRUG OVERDOSE (FLURAZEPAM & FLUOXETINE). ARTERIOSCLEROTIC CORONARY HEART DISEASE. OCCLUSIVE CORONARY ARTERIOSCLEROSIS.DELAYED COMPLICATIONS OF SMOKE INHALATION.EXSANGUINATION DUE TO: BLEEDING DUODENAL ULCERARTERIOSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASELVALo ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 23, 1996 AT 6:15 PM., A NEIGHBOR OF THE DECEASED SMELLED SMOKE AND OBSERVED SMOKE COMING FROM UNDER THE DOOR OF THE DECEASED'S RESIDENCE. HE RESPONDED TO THE RESIDENCE AND FOUND THE DECEASED'S HUSBAND UNDER THE KITCHEN TABLE. HE CARRIED HIM OUTSIDE AND CALLED FIRE RESCUE. FIRE RESCUE AND POLICE RESPONDED AND FOUND THE DECEASED'S HUSBAND SUFFERING FROM BURNS TO HIS UPPER EXTREMITIES. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, WHERE HE LATER EXPIRED ON DECEMBER 24,1996 AT 6:47 AM. - SEE M.E.CASE 96-3265. . FIRE RESCUE TRANSPORTED THE DECEASED TO AVENTURA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER, WHERE SHE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 7:11 PM., ORALLY INTUBATED, WITH DECREASING MENTAL STATUS, WITH SOOT ON FACE AND SINGED FACIAL HAIR, BLACK NARES AND ORAL CAVITY. WAS INITIALLY ALERT AND ORIENTED TIMES THREE BUT RAPIDLY DETERIORATED AND WAS ADMITTED TO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT. FOR THE REST OF HER HOSPITAL COURSE, SHE REMAINED VENTILATOR DEPENDENT, HER CONDITION DETERIORATING UNTIL DECEMBER 28,1997 WHEN SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 4:37 AM. ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A HUMANA PATIENT AND WAS BEING TREATED FOR HEART DISEASE AND EMPHYSEMA. MEDICATIONS BROUGHT TO MEDICAL EXAMINERS OFFICE INCLUDED: COD LIVER OIL, CASTOR OIL, TURPENTINE AND THREE PROVENTIL INHALERS. DECEMBER 29, 1996 THE DECEASED HUSBAND NOTICED HER NOT BREATHING. HE SUMMONED FIRE-RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HER D.O.A..LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE DECEASED'S PHYSICIAN DR. MARIO DELGADO, 856-8060, THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS A BUSSINES MAN WHO WORKED IN THE EXPORT BUSSINES DEALING WITH COSTA RICA AND SOUTH AMERICA. HE REPORTEDLY WAS LIVING OUTSIDE OF THE COUNTRY, BUT KEPT A HOME IN MIAMI AND WAS VISITING FOR THE HOLIDAYS. ON DECEMBER 29,1996 AT 11:01 AM., SOME OF HIS RELATIVES CAME TO HIS RESIDENCE AND FOUND HIM APPARENTLY EXPIRED. FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND RESPONDED TO CONFIRM EXPIRATION. WAS LAST KNOWN TO BE ALIVE ON DECEMBER 28,1996 AT 6:00 PM. . POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED LYING SUPINE ON FAMILY ROOM FLOOR. HIS PRIVATE PHYSICIAN WAS CONTACTED, AND AS HE LIVED NEARBY, RESPONDED TO THE SCENE. AT THE SCENE HE ADVISED THAT THE DECEASED SUFFERED FROM CARDIAC PROBLEMS AND DIABETES, BUT REFUSED TO SIGN BECAUSE THERE WAS FOUND A VIAL OF MEDICATION (ATIVAN) UNLABELLED, WHICH HE HAD NOT PRESCRIBED. DR. DELGADO WAS LATER CONTACTED BY THIS WRITER AND ADVISED THAT THE DECEASED HAD BEEN UNDER HIS CARE FOR 4-5 YEARS AND LAST SAW HIM ON DECEMBER 26,1996. ON THAT DATE, HE WAS KIND OF DEPRESSED, AND IT CALLED THE ATTENTION OF DR.DELGADO THAT THE DECEASED HAD NOT SPENT THE CHRISTMAS WITH HIS FAMILY. THIS, COUPLED WITH THE UNLABELLED MEDICATION FOUND WAS WHAT LEAD HIM TO REFUSED TO SIGN THE CERTIFICATE. OTHERWISE, THE DECEASED HAD ENOUGH MEDICAL REASONS TO DIE. HIS MEDICAL HISTORY CONSISTED OF: ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE, STATUS POST MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. STATUS POST QUADRUPLE BYPASS GRAFT, AND DIABETES MELLITUS. WAS NOT A DRUG OR ALCOHOL USER.LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 19, 1996 AT ABOUT 4:00 AM., A NEIGHBOR OF THE DECEASED NOTICED THE DOOR TO HER APARTMENT OPEN ABD WASTE BASKET AND BROOM NEXT TO DOOR, AS IF SHE WAS CLEANING. AT 2:30 PM., THE SAME NEIGHBOR BECAME CONCERNED WHEN HE OBSERVED THAT THE DOOR TO HER APARTMENT WAS STILL OPEN. HE ENTERED THE APARTMENT AND FOUND THE DECEASED EXPIRED IN HER BEDROOM. . POLICE RESPONDED AND VIEWED THE DECEASED LYING ON HER RIGHT SIDE ON BEDROOM FLOOR, WITH THE PHONE NEXT TO ONE OF HER HANDS AND AN ASTHMA INHALER NEXT TO THE OTHER. THERE WERE NO SIGNS OF TRAUMA. SHE REPORTEDLY HAD HISTORY OF ASTHMA AND HAD BEEN COMPLAINING ABOUT IT FOR THE LAST FEW DAYS. AN AEROSOL MACHINE WAS OBSERVED IN HER NIGHTSTAND. MEDICATIONS:THEO-DUR, PREDNISONE, VENTOLIN INHALER, UNI-DUR. . AS PER FAMILY MEMBERS, THE DECEASED HAD BEEN SUFFERING WITH ASTHMA ALL HER LIFE. SHE WOULD HAVE ASTHMA ATTACKS EVERY DAY. SHE ALSO HAD OXYGEN AT HOME. . WAS LAST SEEN AT CENTRO MEDICO DE SWEETWATER, BY DR. A. GARCIA-PRIETO, 221-8661, ON DECEMBER 27,1996. JUST CAME IN FOR MEDICATIONS. HAD SOME RONCHI AND WHEEZING AT THAT TIME. FIRST SEEN ON NOVEMBER 16,1996, WHEN SHE WAS SEEN FOR AN ASTHMATIC CRISIS. DIAGNOSIS: CHRONIC ASTHMA. PRESCRIBED THEO-DUR AND SEREVENT FOR AEROSOL INHALATION.VLVALb ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A MALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS. ON SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1996, HE WAS AT HOME ATTEMPTING SIT DOWN WHEN HE FELL BACKWARD TO THE FLOOR AND LOST CONSCIOUSNESS. HIS WIFE CALLED EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL HE WAS IN VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION, THE CARDIAC MONITOR SHOWED FLAT LINE. HE WAS INTUBATED, RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES INITIATED AND HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO PALMETTO GENERAL HOSPITAL. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL THERE WAS NO BLOOD PRESSURE, NO PULSE, HIS PUPILS WERE EQUAL, ROUND AND NON-REACTIVE. THERE WAS NO REESPONSE TO THE RESUSCITATIVE EFFORTS AND DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 2:39 PM. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT IN THE PAST FOR SEVERAL MYOCARDIAL INFARCTIONS, DIABETES MELLITUS AND HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE. HIS NITRO-STAT PILLS WERE TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT. ACCORDING TO DR. FERNANDO AMAT, HE TREATED THE DECEASED FOR SEVERE TRIPPLE VESSEL CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE AND A LEFT VENTRICAULAR ANEURYSM. HE WAS ALSO TREATED FOR A RECENT EXTENSIVE ANTERIOR WALL MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION AS WELL AS CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE. LVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A YOUNG FEMALE WHO LIVED AT THE ADDRESS WITH OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS. SHE HAD A LONG HISTORY OF MENTAL PROBLEMS, DEPRESSION, DATING BACK ABOUT FIVE YEARS, AT THAT TIME SHE REPORTEDLY TOOK AN OVERDOSE OF MEDICATION. SHE WAS REPORTEDLY DEPRESSED RECENTLY DUE TO SCHOOL WORK, AND BEING OVERWELMED BY TWO YOUNG CHILDREN. IT WAS ALSO REPORTED THAT SHE LOST ABOUT 60 POUNDS IN THE LAST THREE MONTHS. SHE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE AT ABOUT 11:15 AM, ON SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1996. AT ABOUT 2:25 PM, SHE WAS FOUND EXPIRED IN BED BY HER BOY-FRIEND. SHE WAS REPORTEDLY SITTING UP IN BED, HER GLASSES ON, AS IF SHE WAS WATCHING TELEVISION. POLICE WERE SUMMONED AND RESPONDED. DURING A CHECK OF THE BEDROOM, THEY FOUND ONE OF HER MEDICATION CAPSULES IN THE BED WITH HER. SHE HAD BEEN TREATED BY DR. A. COHEN (931-0504), AND DR. L. FERRER (674-1396), FOR HYPERTENSION, SEVERE MIGRAINE HEAD ACHES. MEDICATION: IMITREX, ZOLOFT, AMBIEN, FLURAZEPAM AND PROZAC WERE SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT ALONG WITH THE DECEASED. **** REFILED: (04/01/97) tec ****TLVAL` ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A MALE WHO LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. HE COMPLAINED EARLY IN THE DAY ON SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1996, OF BEING COLD. HE WAS WATCHING TELEVISION LATER IN THE DAY WHEN HE STARTED HAVING SEVERE CHEST PAINS AND EMERGENCY RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED. UPON THEIR ARRIVAL HE WAS IN FULL CARDIAC ARREST. THEY INITIATED CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER. UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL HE WAS WITHOUT VITAL SIGNS, PUPILS WERE FIXED AND DILATED, DEATH WAS RPONOUNCED AT 6:01 PM. ACCORDING TO THE DECEASED'S DAUGHTER, HE WAS NOT UNDER THE CARE OF A DOCTOR NOR WAS HE TAKING ANY MEDICATION. HE REPORTEDLY DROPPED HIS HEALTH CARE MEDICAL COVERAGE MORE THAN FIVE YEARS PRIOR BECAUSE HE HAD NOT BEEN ILL, THOUGHT HE WAS WASTING MONEY TO CONTINUE TO PAY FOR COVERAGE HE WAS NOT USING. LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED HAS BEEN BEDRIDDEN FOR ABT. ONE YEAR AND ACCORDING TO HER GRANDSON, SHE HAS A HISTORY OF SENILITY AND ANEMIA. ON DECEMBER 29, 1996, ABT. 11:35P.M., HER GRANDSON RESPONDED TO HER BEDROOM TO CHECK ON HER WELFARE. UPON HIM ENTERING THE ROOM, HE OBSERVED HER LYING IN BED UNRESPONSIVE. HE CALLED FIRE RESCUE WHO RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HER DEAD. SHE HAS BEEN TREATED BY DR. LUIS PADRON (284-8894 OR 284-9404) AND WAS TAKING THE FOLLOWING MEDICATIONS, B-COMPLEX PLUS, FOLIC ACID 1MG, THYROID 30MG, AND IRON SUPPLEMENT. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED WAS A KNOWN PROSTITUTE IN THE AREA OF THE INCIDENT. HER APPARENT STREET NAME WAS "SNOW". ON DECEMBER 29, 1996, AT 7:40P.M., SHE WAS WALKING IN THE MIDDLE OF WEST OKEECHOBEE ROAD WHEN SHE WAS STRUCK BY A VEHICLE THAT WAS TRAVELLING NORTHBOUND ON WEST OKEECHOBEE ROAD. SHE WAS THROWN INTO THE SOUTH EAST BOUND LANES AND WAS STRUCK BY A SECOND VEHICLE. AFTER IMPACTS, BOTH VEHICLES FLED THE SCENE OF THE INCIDENT. PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: ESTIMATED AGE 30'S. GRAYISH-BROWN EYES. SHE HAS A SCAR ON HER STOMACH FROM HER NAVEL TO HER PUBIC HAIR. SHE HAS HAD A HYSTERECTOMY AND AN APPENDECTOMY IN THE PAST. A TATTOO OF THE LETTER "R" IS ON HER LEFT SHOULDER AND A SMALL HEART SHAPED TATTOO IS NEAR THE "R". SHE HAS A SMALL LINEAR SCAR OF HER LEFT KNEE. CLOTHING DESCRIPTION: LIME GREEN COLORED TANK TOP, COTTON PINK AND GREEN FLORAL PATTERN BRA, BLACK STRAPPY SHOES SIZE 8 1/2, PAIR OF GREY MEN JEANS THAT WERE CUT OFF INTO SHORTS (SIZE 28) AND A PAIR OF PANTIES THAT HAS A FLORAL PATTERN IN THE COLORS OF PURPLE, GREEN, PINK AND BLACK. ****POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION WAS MADE BY FINGERPRINT COMPARISON WHICH IS ON FILE AT M.D.P.D. I.D. SECTION. I.D. #582671. F.B.I. #442-155-CA5.****LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON DECEMBER 29, 1996, A PATRON OF THE STEAK AND ALE RESTAURANT NOTIFIED THE MANAGER OF THE RESTAURANT ADVISING HER THAT THERE WAS A BODY LYING IN THE GRASSY AREA OF THE RESTAURANT'S PARKING LOT. THE MANAGER RESPONDED AND OBSERVED THE DECEASED'S REMAINS. SHE CALLED METRO DADE POLICE DEPARTMENT AND NOTIFIED THEM OF THIS. OFFICERS RESPONDED AND UPON ARRIVAL, OBSERVED THE DECEASED'S REMAINS WITH NO APPARENT TRAUMA. HOWEVER, INSECT BITES WERE NOTED TO HIS BODY AND BLOOD WAS OBSERVED ON THE BACK OF HIS SKULL. HE WAS WEARING A STRAW SOMRERO HAT, DARK EYEGLASSES AND SEVERAL LAYERS OF CLOTHING. FURTHER INVESTIGATION REVEALED THAT HE ALSO HAD A HOSPITAL BAND ON HIS WRIST. THE BAND HAD THE NAME OF RICHARD GREEN, HOSPITAL NUMBER WAS 05240114. THE NAME OF THE DOCTOR ON THAT BAND WAS A DR. GANEZ (820-3381), DR, GANEZ'S OFFICE WAS CONTACTED AND THE INVESTIGATION REVEALED THAT DR. GANEZ HAD A PATIENT BY THE NAME OF RICHARD GREEN. HE INHERIETED THIS PATIENT THROUGH PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, AND THAT WAS HIS FIRST TIME SEEING THIS PERSON WHOSE DIAGNOSIS WAS SCHIZOPHRENIA, PARANOIA TYPE. HIS RECORDS INDICATE THAT THE ADDRESS OF THE PERSON WAS 4008 S.W. 23RD COURT. FORT. LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA. D.O.B.: 8/14/52. HE WAS HOSPITALIZED ON DECEMBER 13, 1996 AND DISCHARGED ON DECEMBER 19, 1996. HE WAS NEVER MARRIED AND HIS HOSPITAL RECORDS DOES NOT LIST A NEXT OF KIN OR AN EMERGENCY CONTACT PERSON. ACCORDING TO DR. GANEZ, HE WAS A HOMELESS PERSON, WHO CAME FROM RODRIGUEZ LOVING CARE FACILITY. DR. GANEZ ALSO STATED THAT HE HAS A HISTORY OF WANDERING. ****POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION WAS MADE BY FINGERPRINT COMPARISON ON FILE AT M.D.P.D. I.D. #231142. LAST ACTIVITY DATE FEBRUARY 11, 1994. AT THE TIME OF ARREST, HE WAS HOMELESS AND ALL ARREST RECORDS INDICATE SUCH.****LVAL( ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL RECORDS, THE DECEASED HAD BEEN EXPERIENCING ABDOMINAL PAIN FOR THE PAST 2 WEEKS. ON DECEMBER 28, 1996, HE WALKED INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AND ADVISED HOSPITAL STAFF THAT HE HAD BEEN EXPERIENCING ABDOMINAL PAINS, NAUSEA AND VOMITING FOR ABT. 2 TO 3 WEEKS, HOWEVER, DID NOT SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION BECAUSE THERE WAS NO ONE TO TAKE HIM TO THE HOSPITAL. HIS VITALS WERE TAKEN AND WERE AS FOLLOWS B/P 122/64, PULSE 140, RESP. 32 AND TEMP. 103.5 ADMITTING DIAGNOSIS: PANCREATITIS BY ENZYMES AND HISTORY. THERE WAS NO EVIDENCE OF GALLSTONES AND HE DENIED ETOH. HE HAD AN INCREASE OF HIS LACTIC ACID DEHYDROGENASE AND SERUM GLUTAMIC OXALOACETIC TRANSAMINASE. SEVERE ANEMIA WITH SCHISTOCYTES WAS ALSO NOTED. HE WAS GIVEN A BLOOD TRANSFUSION WHICH HE TOLERATED AND TAKEN TO X-RAY FOR AN ABDOMINAL CT SCAN. WHILE HE WAS BEING INTERVIEWED, HE BECAME DIAPHORETIC WITH CHILLS AND A TEMPERATURE OF 104.2. HE STARTED COUGHING UP WHITE SPUTUM AND THEN COMPLAINED OF THE URGENCY TO MAKE A BOWEL MOVEMENT. WHILE BEING LIFTED ONTO A BED PAN, HE BECAME UNRESPONSIVE AND DEVELOPED RESPIRATORY ARREST. HE WAS TAKEN TO RESUSCITATION ROOM WITH EVIDENCE OF CLONUS. ADVANCE CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT WAS ADMINISTERED, HOWEVER, HIS CONDITION CONTINUED TO DETERIORATE AND AT 11:13P.M., HE EXPIRED. HE HAS NO PAST MEDICAL PROBLEMS. *** AMENDED ON MARCH 31, 1997 *** [BAR]LVAL'ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1996, AT ABOUT 7:00 AM, THE DECEASED WAS A PASSENGER IN THE RIGHT FRONT SEAT OF A 1996 VOLKSWAGON SEDAN THAT WAS TRAVELING EAST BOUND ON SOUTH WEST 160TH STREET. SHE WAS SEARING HER SEAT BELT AND SHOULDER HARNESS. AS THE VEHICLE TRAVELED THE 138OO BLOCK OF SOUTH WEST 160TH STREET, IT COLLIDED HEAD-ON WITH A 1981 NISSAN SEDAN WHICH WAS TRAVELING WEST BOUND AND ENTERED THE EAST BOUND LANE OF TRAFFIC, SHE EXPIRED AT THE SCENE. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS FEMALE WHO WAS FROM SOUTH AMERICA, VISITING FAMILY MEMBERS IN MIAMI. ON SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1996, SHE WAS AT HER SON'S RESIDENCE WHEN SHE STARTED COMPLAINING OF SHORTNESS OF BREATH, THIS OCCURRED AT ABOUT 2:00 PM. SHE REPORTEDLY RECOVERED BUT CONTINUED TO HAVE SOME DISCOMFORT IN HER CHEST. AT ABOUT 7:00 PM, SHE BEGAN TO HAVE THE SHORTNESS OF BREATH AGAIN, AND LOST CONSCIOUSNESS. RESCUE UNITS WERE SUMMONED, RESPONDED, SHE RECOVERED FOR A MOMENT AND REFUSED TO BE TRANSPORTED TO A HOSPITAL. AT ABOUT 9:00 PM, SHE BEGAN TO VOMIT AND PASSED OUT AGAIN. RESCUE UNITS RETURNED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED HER TO CORAL GABLES HOSPITAL . UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL SHE WAS RESTLESS, ANXIOUS, DIAPHORETIC, THE CARDIAC MONITOR SHOWED A VENTRICULAR TACHYCARDIC RHYTHM WHICH CARDOVERTED TO VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION. RESUSCITATIVE MEASURES WERE INITIATED TO WHICH THERE WAS NO RESPONSE, DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED AT 10:50 PM. LVALw ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, A PATRON OF THE WAL-MART STORE AT THE ABOVE INCIDENT LOCATION PASSED BY A VAN IN THE PARKING LOT AND OBSERVED THE DECEASED INSIDE. POLICE WAS CALLED AND UPON ARRIVAL, FOUND HIM DECEASED AND IN AN ADVANCE STAGE OF DECOMPOSITION. ****POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION WAS MADE BY DENTAL COMPARSION**** ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, THE DECEASED LIVED ALONE, BUT BECAUSE OF HIS RECENT ILLNESS, A CARETAKER WAS HIRED TO ASSIST HIM. HE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE BY HIS CARETAKER ON DECEMBER 29, 1996, ABT. 9:00P.M. AT THAT TIME HE WAS LYING IN BED APPEARING TO BE IN FAIR SPIRITS, BUT AGGITATED. ON DECEMBER 30, 1996, AT 8:30A.M., SHE RESPONDED TO THE RESIDENCE AND FOUND HIM IN THE BATHROOM LYING SUBMERGED IN THE BATH TUB WITH THE WATER STILL RUNNING. MIAMI BEACH FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND PRONOUNCED HIM DEAD. MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED WERE ZOLOFT 50MG, ALPRAZOLAM .25MG, AND AMBIEN 5MG. ACCORDING TO A FRIEND, HE WAS DEPRESSED, BUT NOT SUICIDAL. HE WAS A PATIENT OF DR. FURLONG WHO HAD BEEN TREATING HIM FOR 6 MONTHS FOR SEVERE ANEMIA. HE WAS DEPRESSED AND HOSPITALIZED FOR HIS DEPRESSION. ** REFILE 1/17/97 GDS **e7@{L@F@@L@?L@96-3316GREENRICHARDREMAINS, UNKNOWNYRMWHITELKA: 4008 S.W. 23RD STREET FT. LAUDERDALE, FLA.PARKLING LOT: 18661 BISCAYNE BLVD., MIAMI, FLORIDA18661 BISCAYNE BLV., MIAMI, FLORIDANATURAL&@670001O-S01DET. J. GALLAGHER62& ӞllgfdTMHA L@A@M@L@88?L@88?L@96-3314KORGOLLISA M.REMAINS, UNKNOWN "SNOW"YRFWHITELKA: 1825 OKEECHOBEE ROAD #74 HIALEAH, FLORIDAWEST OKEECHOBEE ROAD AND 15TH STREET HIALEAH, FLORIDAWEST OKEECHOBEE ROAD AND 15TH STREET HIALEAH, FLORIDAACCIDENTALMULTIPLE BLUNT TRAUMA.96-5694503OFC. T. 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ALLICKSONѬaaYXVVPHAG@96-9849UNKNOWNUNKNOWNYRUUNKNOWNACCIDENTALjjjjjj`````YXVVOHA9@/@98?/@98?@:@96-9843REMAINSUNKNOWNUUUNKNOWN8 MILES NE OF MAIN GATE, LEVEE 67, MIAMI, FLORIDAEVERGLADES: 8 MILES NE OF MAIN GATE, LEVEE 67, MIAMI, FLA.ACCIDENTALAIRPLANE CRASH 240788-S01C@ʐ___XWVVOHALVAL ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS AN ELDERLY MALE WHO WAS RETIRED AND LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH A FAMILY MEMBER. HE HAD A HISTORY OF HEART PROBLEMS AND UNDER WENT A HEART CATHETERIZATION WHICH WAS PERFORMED ON DECEMBER 24, 1996, AT MOUNT SINAI MEDICAL CENTER. HE WAS DISCHARGED FOR HOME ON DECEMBER 26, AND RETURNED HOME IN A TAXI. ACCORDING TO THE REPORTER HE FELL TWICE AFTER RETURNING HOME. THE SECOND FELL CAUSED A LACERATION TO THE SIDE OF HIS HEAD WHICH REQUIRED STITCHES. THE STITCHING WAS DONE BY DR. VALLADARES AT HIS OFFICE IN HIALEAH BEFORE HE WAS TAKEN TO PALMS SPRINGS HOSPITAL, THEN TRANSFERRED TO HIALEAH HOSPITAL. AT THE HIALEAH HOSPITAL SURGERY WAS PERFORMED TO EVACUATE A SUBDURAL HEMATOMA. HIS CONDITION WORSENED AND HE EXPIRED AT 3:15 PM, DECEMBER 30, 1996. ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECESAED WAS A YOUNG MALE WHO WAS A RETIRED SALESMAN AND LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS. HE WAS BELIEVED TO BE A DRUG USER, USER OF ("CRACK COCAINE"). HE HAD BEEN LIVING IN THE HOUSE ALONE DUE TO HIS WIFE STAYING WITH HER RELATIVES FOR SEVERAL DAYS. HE WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE AT ABOUT 1:30 PM, ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1996, BY A FRIEND. LATER IN THE DAY, THE FRIEND FOUND HIM LYING SUPINE ON THE FLOOR OF THE LIVING ROOM EXPIRED. SHE ADVISED POLICE THAT THERE HAD BEEN A NUMBER OF PEOPLE IN AND OUT OF THE HOUSE ALL DAY REPORTEDLY SMOKING "CRACK COCAINE" WITH THE DECEASED. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, HIS HOSPITAL RECORD NUMBER # 106-65-80, WAS REQUESTED. MEDICATION: FUROSEMIDE AND CAPOTEN HAD BEEN PRESCRIBED AND WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT ALONG WITH THE DECEASED. **** (REFILED: 02/26/97) tec ****LVAL According to the initial police investigation, on Tuesday, December 31, 1996, 00:50 A.M., a nurse at the Biscayne Parke Nursing Home observed the decedent go into respiratory arrest and called 911. Fire rescue responded, found the decedent lying in his bed in room #3 with no signs of trauma, and pronounced the decedent. The decedent had no known next of kin and was under the guardianship of "The Comprehensive Personal Care Service". The decedent has been treated by Dr. Scott English, 651-9988, during the past four years for "Parkinson's Disease" and "Coronary Artery Disease". ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED WAS A YOUNG HATIAN MALE WHO MOVED TO MIAMI FROM HIATI IN 1979, HE LIVED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. HE BEGAN TO COMPLAIN OF COUGH, FEVER AND CHEST PAINS ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1996. ON SUNDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER 29, 1996, THERE WAS TIGHTNESS IN HIS CHEST WHICH BECAM E WORSE SO HIS WIFE TRANSPORTED HIM TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. HE WAS ADMITTED WITH A BLOOD PRESSURE OF 123/57, PULSE OF 40, RESPIRATIONS OF 121, HIS BREATHING WAS LABORED. HIS COUGH WAS PRODUCTIVE OF WHITE SPUTUM. HE REMAINED IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM AS HIS CONDITION DETERIORATED AND HE EXPIRED AT 2:00 PM, DECEMBER 30, 1996. THERE WAS PAST MEDICAL HISTORY OF TREATMENT AT JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL IN MAY OF 1990, HE WAS SEEN IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM WITH COMPLAINTS OF LEFT FLANK PAIN, MID-EPIGASTRIC PAIN AND VOMITING, MEDICAL RECORD NUMBER # 214-04-18 HAS BEEN REQUESTED. **** REFILED: (04/02/97) tec **** LVALs ACCORDING TO INFORMATION RECEIVED: ON SEPT. 19, 1996 THE DECEASED SLIPPED AND FELL AND FRACTURED HER LEFT HIP. SHE WAS ADMITTED TO COLUMBIA AVENTURA HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER WHERE SHE REMAINED UNTIL HER DEATH ON SEPT. 27, 1996. THIS CASE WAS BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE DADE COUNTY MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT AND WAS MADE A "T" CASE.ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: The decedent was last seen by his roommate on December 31, 1996, at approximately 12:30 to 1:00am, consuming a moderate amount of alcohol. Later that afternoon, upon his roommate's arrival, he attempted to awaken the decedent who was believed to be asleep. He was unresponsive therefore, Fire Rescue was summoned and determined he was "Dead On Arrival." *Decedent's room had been recently sprayed for bed bugs or scabies, the decedent had complained of his reaction to the bites, feeling poorly and of bad headaches. He had been in association with a woman who reportedly was diagnosed with a case of Bacterial Meningitis. He was known as a quite emotional homosexual, but not as a known drug user. MEDICAL HISTORY: Per Ms. Santos; The decedent was in excellent health and was only taking Benadryl for an allergic reaction he had to insect bites from inside his apartment. He had previously complained to the managers of the insects and requested to be moved to another apartment. Instead, management sprayed an unknown pesticide for the insects, which caused his allergic reaction to worsen. He had no local doctors, no previous medical conditions, and no known hospitalizations. She had no knowledge of any woman who was affiliated to the decedent who was diagnosed with meningitis. *****REFILE 02/28/97 (YLG)*****LVAL ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: THE DECEASED RESIDED BY HIMSELF IN AN APARTMENT LOCATED AT 16900 NORTHEAST 14TH AVENUE #106. MEDICATION SENT TO MEDICAL EXAMINER OFFICE: SYNTHROID ACCORDING TO A NEIGHBOR, HE HAD NOT BEEN SEEN IN THE PAST FEW DAYS AND ON DECEMBER 31, 1996 THE CONDO ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT WENT BY HIS APARTMENT AND COMPLAINED OF A FOUL ODOR EMITTING FROM THE APARTMENT. HE SUMMONED POLICE WHO RESPONDED AND FORCED ENTRY. THE DEC'D WAS DISCOVERED EXPIRED LYING IN BED IN ADVANCED STAGES OF DECOMPOSITION. NO TRAUMA OR FOUL PLAY OBSERVED. On Monday, December 30, 1996, The Dade County Medical Examiner Department was contacted regarding the decedent by the Stanfill Funeral Home. Investigation determined that it is, in fact, a medical examiner case. On Saturday, December 28, 1996, approximately 11:40 P.M., the decedent has just finished having dinner with friends when he passed out and fell to the floor. CPR was initiated by a friend. Fire rescue responded, found the decedent unconscious, supine on the floor, breathing normally, but unresponsive, normal sinus rythmn, with corotid pulse, left and right pinpoint pupils. The decedent was transported to South Miami Hospital - Homestead, where he arrived, 12:30 A.M. on December 29, 1996, unresponsive, pupils unresponsive to light and unequal, with a large hematoma to the back of head and abrasion to the outer skin. Diagnostic tests were performed. The decedent, still unresponsive, in critical condition, was transported to South Miami Hospital at 03:05 A.M. Decedent arrived at South Miami Hospital, 03:46 A.M., with eyes fixed and pupils nonreactive. Triage was started at 03:50 A.M. The decedent was determined to be terminal at 04:30 and the family elected not to prolong life by artificial means. The decedent was pronounced by the attending physician at 06:00. CLVALOACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: The decedent was last seen by his common-law wife on the above aforementioned date. She had returned from the store after purchasing his second bottle of wine. He laid down on the sofa, before consuming it and fell asleep. When she later attempted to awaken him, he was unresponsive. Fire-Rescue and the Police were summoned, it was determined the decedent was "Dead On Arrival". MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED: Aspirin 325mg (0), Furosemide 20mg (0), Lanoxin .25mg (0), K+10 Potassium (0), Lotensin 10mg (15), and Cephalexin 500mg (11). MEDICAL HISTORY: Per Ms. Anderson(common-law-wife); He had suffered from heart disease, was treated at CAC Ramsey and had been hospitalized at several local hospitals. *The decedent had a severe alcohol problem, with no apparent treatment or counseling. HOSPITALIZATIONS: Per CAC Medical Center Emergency Room Dr. Lopez; records reflect the decedent's last visit was on December 10, 1996, with Heart Failure and Bronchitis. Medications Prescribed; Lotensin, Laxis, Potassium, Aspirin, and Digoxin. A previous visit to their Cardiologist on 06/05/96, with a Dialated Cardiomyopathy and Hypertension. Per Baptist Hospital Emergency Room record's custodian he was previously admitted on 11/07/95 until 11/13/95, fro Angina Petoris. Per SMH Homestead Hospital Emergency Room records he was brought in by Metro-Dade Fire-Rescue on 09/14/95, admitted until his discharge on 09/16/95, for Congestive Heart Failure(sinus rythm with left bundle branch block), Chronic Alcoholism, Arteriosclerotic Cardiovascular, and Cardiomyopathy. Also noted was a previous visit to this same institution with an episode of Cardiomyopathy and Pancreatitis. Medications Prescribed: Librium, Lanoxinm Vitamin B, and Nitroglycerin. Per Jackson Memorial Hospital record's custodian the decedent was treated and released from the Emergency Room on 11/07/90 and 11/23/93, for Heart Failure. )LVALU; ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE FAMILY OF THE DECEASED, THE DECEASED WAS TREATED BY DR. STEINHART FOR THE PAST 2-3 YEARS AFTER BEING DIAGNOSED WITH H.I.V.(+) IN 1980. ON DECEMBER 28, 1996, AT 10:00A.M., HE WAS FOUND DECEASED AT HOME. HIS PHYSICIAN'S OFFICE WAS CONTACTED AND ADVISED THAT HE WOULD CERTIFY HIS DEATH. HOWEVER, ON FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1997, HIS PHYSICIAN, DR. STEINHART, STATED THAT HE WOULD NOT CERTIFY THE DEATH, BECAUSED HE DID NOT KNOW WHY THE DECEASED EXPIRED. HE WAS ALSO TREATED DR. DONNA JACOBSON, WHO STATED THAT SHE HAS BEEN TREATING HIM SINCE 1989, FOR DIAGNOSIS OF CHRONIC H.I.V. (+), CHRONIC PANCREATITIS DUE TO HEAVY ETOH ABUSE, SMOKING AND HYPERTENSION. SHE ALSO STATED THAT HE HAD BEEN DEPRESSED OVER THE DEATH OF HIS LOVER WHO EXPIRED 3 TO 4 YEARS AGO AND STRESSED THAT HE WANTED TO DIE. HE HOWEVER, HAD NOT THREATEN SUICIDE. ABT. 1 OR 2 MONTHS AGO, HE HAD BEEN TREATED AT MERCY HOSPITAL FOR HIS MEDICAL PROBLEMS. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION RECEIVED: ON DEC. 6, 1996 THE DECEASED FELL AT HOME AND SUSTAINED A LEFT FEMUR FRACTURE. SHE WAS HOSPITALIZED AT MOUNT SINAI MEDICAL CENTER WHERE SHE REMAINED UNTIL HER DEATH ON DEC. 17, 1996. THIS CASE WAS BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE DADE COUNTY MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT AND WAS MADE A "T" CASE. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION RECEIVED: THE DECEASED WAS ADMITTED TO BAPTIST HOSPITAL AFTER FALLING AT HOME ON NOV. 18, 1996. SHE SUSTAINED VARIOUS FRACTURES AND REMAINED HOSPITALIZED UNTIL HER DEATH ON NOV. 23, 1996. THIS INFORMATION WAS BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE DADE COUNTY MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT AND WAS MADE A "T" CASE. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION RECEIVED: ON . 23, 1996 THE DECEASED FELL IN HER BACKYARD AND SUFFERED A LEFT HIP FRACTURE. SHE WAS ADMITTED TO COLUMBIA MIAMI HEART INSTITUTE WHERE SHE REMAINED UNTIL HER DEATH ON NOV. 5, 1996. THIS CASE WAS BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE DADE COUNTY MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT AND WAS MADE A "T" CASE.eLVALs ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED: ON MAY 11, 1996 THE DECEDENT WAS ABOARD A DC-9 VALUJET AIRCRAFT, FLIGHT #592 TRAVELING TO ATLANTA, GEORGIA WHEN FOR UNKNOWN REASONS THE AIRCRAFT CRASHED INTO THE EVERLADES. ALL 110 PASSENGERS AND CREW MEMBERS ABOARD EXPIRED AT THE SCENE. *SKIN AND SOFT TISSUE* RETRIEVED JULY 25, 1996. *** THIS CASE WAS REPORTED TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER AFTER THE DECEASED HAD BEEN BURIED IN JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE. A DEATH CERTIFICATE WAS FILED AND LATER ON AN AMENDMENT WHICH INDICATED DECEASED SUFFERED A SKULL FRACTURE. *** . ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, AND INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE DECEASED'S SON AND FROM CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER MEDICAL RECORDS, THE DECEASED HAD A HISTORY OF HEPATITIS C, CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, AND HYPERTENSION. HE HAD BEEN HOSPITALIZED AT DOCTORS' HOSPITAL FOR URINARY TRACT INFECTION AND ON OCTOBER 24,1996 HE WAS RELEASED. UPON HIS ARRIVAL HOME, HE WAS WALKING UP THREE STAIRS INTO HIS RESIDENCE WHEN HE TURNED AROUND AND FELL BACKWARDS, HITTING HIS HEAD. FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED HIM TO CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER, WHERE HE WAS FOUND TO HAVE A SKULL FRACTURE WITH CLOSED HEAD INJURY, FRACTURE OF RIGHT SCAPULA, AND FRACTURE OF RIGHT 6TH AND 7TH RIBS. DURING HIS COURSE IN THE HOSPITAL, HIS GENERAL CONDITION DETERIORATED PROGRESSIVELY WITH COMPLICATIONS OF MULTIPLE MEDICAL PROBLEMS WHICH INCLUDED COAGULOPATHY SECONDARY TO LIVER DISEASE, RENAL FAILURE, LEUKOCYTOSIS, MULTIFACTORIAL STEROIDS, BLEEDING, INFECTIONS, UNTIL NOVEMBER 2, 1996 WHEN HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT 12:24 AM. . SINCE BODY HAD BEEN BURIED OUTSIDE OF THE STATE AND NO CRIMINAL ACT WAS EVIDENT, IT WAS REQUESTED FROM POLICE TO CONDUCT AN INVESTIGATION ON THE CASE AND DR. LANDRIN , WHO SIGNED THE ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE AND POSTERIOR AMENDMENT, WAS ASKED TO COMPLETE ANOTHER AMENDMENT INDICATING THE MANNER OF DEATH AS AN ACCIDENT. SHE COMPLIED. LVALct1 ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED: ON MAY 11, 1996 THE DECEDENT WAS ABOARD A DC-9 VALUJET AIRCRAFT, FLIGHT #592, TRAVELING TO ATLANTA, GEORGIA WHEN FOR UNKNOWN REASONS THE AIRCRAFT CRASHED INTO THE EVERGLADES. ALL 110 PASSENGERS AND CREW MEMBERS ABOARD EXPIRED AT THE SCENE. *LEG BONE* RETRIEVED AUG. 2, 1996. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED: ON MAY 11, 1996 THE DECEDENT WAS ABOARD A DC-9 VALUJET AIRCRAFT, FLIGHT #592, TRAVELING TO ATLANTA, GEORGIA WHEN FOR UNKNOWN REASONS THE AIRCRAFT CRASHED INTO THE EVERGLADES. ALL 110 PASSENGERS AND CREW MEMBERS ABOARD EXPIRED AT THE SCENE. *SKIN AND SOFT TISSUE* RETRIEVED JULY 30, 1996. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED: ON MAY 11, 1996 THE DECEDENT WAS ABOARD A DC-9 VALUJET AIRCRAFT, FLIGHT #592, TRAVELING TO ATLANTA, GEORGIA WHEN FOR UNKNOWN REASONS THE AIRCRAFT CRASHED INTO THE EVERGLADES. ALL 110 PASSENGERS AND CREW MEMBERS ABOARD EXPIRED AT THE SCENE. *SKIN AND SOFT TISSUE* RETRIEVED JULY 25, 1996. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED: ON MAY 11, 1996 THE DECEDENT WAS ABOARD A DC-9 VALUJET AIRCRAFT, FLIGHT #592, TRAVELING TO ATLANTA, GEORGIA WHEN FOR UNKNOWN REASONS THE AIRCRAFT CRASHED INTO THE EVERGLADES. ALL 110 PASSENGERS AND CREW MEMBERS ABOARD EXPIRED AT THE SCENE. *SKIN AND SOFT TISSUE* RETRIEVED JULY 25,1996. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED: ON MAY 11, 1996 THE DECEDENT WAS ABOARD A DC-9 VALUJET AIRCRAFT, FLIGHT #592 TRAVELING TO ATLANTA, GEORGIA WHEN FOR UNKNOWN REASONS THE AIRCRAFT CRASHED INTO THE EVERGLADES. ALL 110 PASSENGERS AND CREW MEMBERS ABOARD EXPIRED AT THE SCENE. *FRAGMENT OF CLOTH* RETRIEVED JULY 25, 1996. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION OBTAINED: ON MAY 11, 1996 THE DECEDENT WAS ABOARD A DC-9 VALUJET AIRCRAFT, FLIGHT #592, TRAVELING TO ATLANTA, GEORGIA WHEN FOR UNKNOWN REASONS THE AIRCRAFT CRASHED INTO THE EVERGLADES. ALL 110 PASSENGERS AND CREW MEMBERS ABOARD EXPIRED AT THE SCENE. *SKIN AND SOFT TISSUE* RETRIEVED JULY 25, 1996.LVALe-k6K vU4{>/ xFMULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS ***SEE: M.E. 96-2829***GUNSHOT WOUND TO HEAD ***SEE: M.E. 96-2830***GUNSHOT WOUND OF CHEST AND ABDOMENBLUNT HEAD TRAUMA ASSOCIATED WITH MECHANICAL ASPHYXIA.MECHANICAL ASPHYXIATION ASSOCIATED WITH BLUNT TRAUMA INJURIESPENETRATING CRANIOCEREBRAL INJURY.BILATERAL PULMONARY EMBOLI DUE TO: DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS. DUE TO: GUNSHOT WOUND TO BACK.MEDICAL COMPLICATIONS OF THERMAL INJURIES (30%TBSA).MULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS. ***SEE: M.E. 96-2656 & 96-2657***GUNSHOT WOUND TO CHEST AND ARM ***SEE: M.E. 96-2658 & 96-2656***MULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS. ***SEE: M.E. 96-2657 & 96-2658***MULTIPLE ORGAN FAILURE DUE TO: MULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS.COMPLICATIONS OF THERAPY FOR FACIAL TRAUMA ***SEE: M.E. 94-2528***MENINGITIS DUE TO: COMPLICATIONS OF GUNSHOT WOUND OF SPINEPENETRATING GUNSHOT WOUND OF HEADPENETRATING GUNSHOT WOUND OF HEADMULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS OF HEAD AND RIGHT HANDHEMORRHAGIC BOWEL INFARCTION. DUE TO: LEFT DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA. DUE TO: DELAYED COMPLICATIONS OF LEFT CHEST STAB WOUND.COMPLICATIONS OF GUNSHOT WOUND OF RIGHT LEGMULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS ASSOCIATED WITH BLUNT HEAD TRAUMAGUNHSOT WOUND TO CHEST. COMPLICATIONS OF QUADRIPLEGIA DUE TO: GUNSHOT WOUND TO THE NECKBILATERAL PNEUMONIA. DUE TO: CRANIOCEREBRAL TRAUMA.COMPLICATIONS OF PARAPLEGIA DUE TO: GUNSHOT TO VERTEBRAL COLUMN MASSIVE PULMONARY THROMBOEMBOLISM. DUE TO: DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS OF THE LEFT LEG. DUE TO: LEFT TIBIAL AND FIBULAR FRACTURES. EXSANGUINATION DUE TO: STAB WOUND TO RIGHT UPPER THIGH.SEPTIC COMPLICATIONS OF GUNSHOT WOUND OF ABDOMENMULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS CONTRIBUTORY CAUSE: STAB WOUNDS AND BLUNT TRAUMAMULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS TO CHEST.LVAL |T~/MULTIPLE ORGAN FAILURE DUE TO: MEDICAL COMPLICATIONS OF ABDOMINALGUNSHOT WOUNDcomplications of gunshot wound of abdomen and pelvis.GUNSHOT WOUND OF THE HEAD MULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS OF CHEST ***SEE: M.E. #96-3000)***PERFORATING GUNSHOT WOUND OF THE LEFT ARM AND CHEST. PERFORATING GUNSHOT WOUND OF THE CHEST.MULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS OF THE ABDOMEN AND RIGHT ARM.GUNSHOT WOUNDS OF THE HEAD AND NECKBLUNT TRAUMA DUE TO: CHILD ABUSE. 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QUINTANAΡ^^YXVVOHA@9@5@@@@9@rqǡ?@9@UUUUUU?@9@96-1998GALLICOJOSEPH PAULYRMHISPANIC15960 SW 74TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAROADWAY: SW 88TH STREET & 137TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDASW 72ND STREET & 152ND AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUND OF NECK384271-S01DET. SURMAN**쿉ee]\ZZOHA 9@@@@8@UUUUUU?8@UUUUUU?9@96-1979RIOSFELIPEHERNANDEZ-RIVERA, DAVIDYRMHISPANIC1616 NW 19TH TERRACE #105, MIAMI, FLORIDA1616 NW 19TH TERRACE #105, MIAMI, FLORIDA1616 NW 19TH TERRACE #105, MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEMULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS20718883-V02DET. BORGES11&$ƝttlkiRLHA 45jJ`:@<@@0@`:@?`:@?`:@96-2108RENAUDHENLEYYRMBLACK5510 N.E. 1ST AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.5510 N.E. 1ST AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.5510 N.E. 1ST AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.HOMICIDEMULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS2191608-V02DET. J. GONZALEZ ~\\WVTTNHA`:@6@@v@@:@?@:@?`:@96-2098SHIANONICOLE MUNIZYRFWHITE325 WEST 18TH STREET HIALEAH, FLORIDAPARKING LOT: 3620 NORTHWEST 30TH AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDAPARKING LOT: 3620 NORTHWEST 30TH AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUND TO CHEST400251-S01DETECTIVE ROEBUCK;;*( bb]\ZZNHA `:@H@@@:@UUUUUU?@:@UUUUUU?`:@96-2097DE SHAZIORELIZABETH >SEE 96-2096YRFBLACK2971 N.W. 210TH TERRACE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. 2971 N.W. 210TH TERRACE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. 2971 N.W. 210TH TERRACE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.HOMICIDE MULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS TO HEAD.399920-S01DET.C. MC MANUS``QOGۥppkjhhRHA @:@8@@@ :@rq? :@rq?@:@96-2084BRUTUSWALKINYRMBLACK90 NORTHWEST 84TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDASTREET: NORTHWEST 2ND AVENUE & 53RD STREET MIAMI, FLORIDASTREET: NORTHWEST 2ND AVENUE & 53RD STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEMULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS2171916-V02DETECTIVE GARY<<.,#\\WVTTNHA 9@;@@9@rq?9@rq?9@96-2050DUNCANSTEVEN P.YRMBLACK1830 NORTHWEST 184TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAN.W. 17TH COURT, BETWEEN 184TH & 185TH STREET MIAMI, FLA.N.W. 17TH COURT, BETWEEN 184TH & 185TH STREET MIAMI, FLA.HOMICIDEMULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS393353-S01DETECTIVE BAYASBB31)Ċ__ZYWWNHA 9@D@@9@PO?9@?9@96-2048RODRIGUEZPEDROYRMBLACK174 ROQUETTIE AVENUE, ELMONT, NEW YORKJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL125 N.W. 15TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.HOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUND OF ABDOMEN2142006-V02DET. VILLAVERDEǿ^^YXVVQHAS@<@F@@@;@[[?@`<@96-2216BARTLETTLARRYYRMBLACKMIAMI, FLORIDA200 NORTHWEST 55TH SSTREET #302 MIAMI, FLORIDANORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER - VITASNORTHWEST 87TH STREET & 22ND AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEA@431213-S01DETECTIVE GALLAGHER ：k]XWUUPHA ;@F@@@;@qq?;@?<@96-2198DE PAULAALEJANDROYRMHISPANICCUBA7945 N.W. 36TH PLACE, # 3, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. FOUND: 7945 N.W. 36TH PLACE, # 3, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA 7945 N.W. 36TH PLACE, # 3, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.HOMICIDEMULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS.424195-S01DET. SARAH TIMES^^NLD ܠhd\[YYPHA ;@D@@;@JI?:@UUUUUU?;@96-2181HECHTMANMARK HARVEYYRMWHITE10010 S.W. 213RD TERRACE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA. 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CARTER۴ff^][[LHAU@<@0@@|@<@ll?<@ll?<@96-2248MYRIETRAN AUGUSTOYRMBLACK 2162 NW 5TH AVENUE #9, MIAMI, FLORIDA1192 NW 65TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA1192 NW 65TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEMultiple Gunshot Wounds2361999-V02DET. AROSTEGUIͪaa\[YYMHA<@D@@<@?<@?<@96-2244LOTTCHARLIEYRMBLACK543 NE 67TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL....E/R543 NE 67TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEMULTIPLE STAB WOUNDS2361754-V02DET. BORGESǿ}[[VUSSLHA`<@@@@f@`<@?;@?`<@96-2229WILLIAMSDONDREYYRMBLACK19930 NORTHWEST 3RD PLACE PEMBROKE PINES, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - INPATIENTNORTHWEST 210TH STREET & 7TH AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEBLUNT HEAD TRAUMA418744-S01DETECTIVE ANNE BOGEN,,鶑__ZYWWPHA `<@F@@`<@qq?`<@`<@96-2226EDMONDJANETTEYRFBLACK12020 NORTHWEST 22ND AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDA12020 NORTHWEST 22ND AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDA12020 NORTHWEST 22ND AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEMULTIPLE INJURIES430584-S01DETECTIVE STROZE ޳]]XWUUNHA `<@E@9@@<@88?@<@?`<@96-2223COLONISABELLOYRMHISPANIC9950 NW 27TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA9701 NW 27TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA 9701 NW 27TH AVENUE, MIAMI. FLORIDAHOMICIDEq@430112-S01MALOTT, M.̧``XWUUMHA`<@4@U@@<@JI?@<@?`<@96-2222BANKSXAVIERYRMBLACK2475 NW 104TH TERRACE, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOPSITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM9701 NW 27TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEMULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS. 430112-S01MALLOT, J.ͪ[[VUSSMHAty:6=@D@@@=@DDDDDD?=@96-2320HILLCHARLES DARELYRMBLACK15201 N.W. 32ND AVENUE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. FOUND: 1175 NW 79TH ST., LOT B-18,UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA 1175 N.W. 79TH STREET, LOT B-18, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA.HOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUND TO HEAD. 451101-S01DET T. GOLDSTONPPA?7 ѕaa\[YYLHA =@N@@=@?=@=@96-2307PETRILLIANTHONYYRMWHITE1319 SAN IGNACIO AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL............E/RREAR OF: 5746 SW 40TH STREET, SOUTH MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDE GUNSHOT WOUNDS OF HEAD AND CHEST447588-S01DET. PARMENTER,,ஆ__ZYWWPHA =@G@@=@wwwwww?=@wwwwww?=@96-2306JEANLOUIS MECHALETYRMBLACK50 NW 79TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA50 NW 79TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDESTAB WOUNDS OF THE ABDOMEN2441034-V02DET. VILLAVERDEҬbbb]\ZZLHA`=@A@@`=@88?`=@`=@96-2298COLLINSEDWARDUNKNOWN REMAINSYRMBLACK FOUND: 1313 N.W. 167TH ST., UNINC. DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. 1313 N.W. 167TH STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.HOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUNDS OF THE HEAD. 445574-S01DET. C. POITIER''ިlllgfdUOHA `=@K@!@`=@?`=@98?`=@96-2295BRADY-BORNEMARVINYRMWHITE558 NORTHEAST 82ND TERRACE MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - EMERGENCY ROOMREAR OF: 8220 BISCAYNE BLVD MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUND TO ABDOMEN2431082-V02DETECTIVE VILLAVERDE++ ോaa\[YYSHA <@E@@(@<@qq?<@qq?<@96-2255FERNANDEZALFREDO REMAINS, UNKNOWNYRMHISPANIC12401 WEST OKEECHOBEE ROAD, LOT #125, HIALEAH GARDENS, FLA.12401 WEST OKEECHOBEE ROAD, LOT #125, HIALEAH GARDENS, FLA.HOMICIDEMULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS436581-S01DET. BELYEU,,!vvvnmkXQHA rJ>@=@@@>@88?>@UUUUUU?>@96-2373MARQUEZROBERTOGARCIA AVILA, EMILIOYRMWHITEUNKNOWNJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, INPATIENT 13651 SW 268TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUND TO CHEST. 462929-S01MOORE, A.ğyrrmljVOHA>@H@`>@?`>@UUUUUU?>@96-2366TORRESOSCARYRMHISPANICJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL........E/R REAR OF: 2828 NORTH MIAMI AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEMULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS TO BODY2512055-V02DET. GARDNER缴^^^VUSSNHA`>@J@1@`>@JI?`>@JI?>@96-2364MARTINEZEMILIOGARCIA AVILA, EMILIOYRMHISPANIC72 SW 17TH PLACE, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL....E/R300 BLOCK OF OCEAN DRIVE, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAHOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUND TO CHEST96-3044004DET. MILLER"" 㵕uumljVPHA `>@A@@e@`>@?`>@?`>@96-2358PEREZROGELIOREMAINS, UNKNOWNYRMWHITE605 S.W. 73RD COURT, MIAMI, FLA.605 S.W. 73RD COURT, MIAMI, FLA.605 S.W. 73RD COURT, MIAMI, FLA.HOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUND OF CHEST 2511019-V02DET. ALFONSOήllgfdTMHA@>@@>@UUUUUU?`>@96-2355REMAINS, SKELETAL (W/M)UNKNOWNYRMUNKNOWNSW 172ND AVENUE 1/2 NORTH OF 88TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDASW 172ND AVENUE 1/2 NORTH OF 88TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEMultiple gunshot wounds458579-S01DET. HELLMAN!! pppihff_HA @>@5@@@@>@?@>@96-2352COXNICOLEYRFBLACK8650 SW 109TH AVENUE #203, MIAMI, FLORIDA"Stir Crazy lounge" 12425 SO. DIXIE HIGHWAY, MIAMI, FLORIDA"STIR CRAZY LOUNGE", 12425 SO. DIXIE HIGHWAY, MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEMULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS.438179-S01McDERMOTT, J.==0.&YYTSQQKHA N3@?@E@n@@?@rq? ?@?`?@96-2424CORTINAJUAN OSCARYRMHISPANIC16001 S.W. 71ST STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. FOUND: HEALT CARE CLINIC-5840 WEST FLAGLER, MIAMI, FLORIDA HEALTH CARE CLINIC - 5840 WEST FLAGLER, MIAMI, FLORIDA.HOMICIDEMULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS.2581367-V02DET. JUAN HERRERAXXGE<ՙdd\[YYOHA @?@D@@@?@ ` `?@?@[[?@?@96-2420KABASORIBAYRMBLACK61 N.W. 76TH STREET #12, MIAMI, FLA.JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, E.R.NORTH MIAMI AVENUE & 69TH STREETHOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUND TO CHEST2581073-V02DET. C. GONZALEZƾZZUTRRLHA@?@D@@@?@?@?@?@?@96-2418PAGUADAJOSE DIGNO MEDINA, MANUELYRMWHITE2121 N.W. 23RD STREET #1, MIAMI, FLA.2148 N.W. 17TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.BAR: 2148 N.W. 17TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.HOMICIDEMULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS2581054-V02DET. DELATORRIENTE** ⺗ppkjhYOHA ?@>@@?@OO? ?@96-2405ROLLINSPEARL MARIEREMAINS, UNKNOWNYRFWHITEUNKNOWNROADWAY: 8905 KROME AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.8905 KROME AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.HOMICIDE9@ 469333-S01DET. P. DIAZyrrmljZOHA?@@@>@?>@88??@96-2400FERNANDEZJOSHUAYRMWHITE6405 COWPEN ROAD #Q205, MIAMI LAKES, FLA.JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, E.R.PARKING LOT: 15000 MIAMI LAKES DRIVE, MIAMI LAKES, FLA.HOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUND OF HEAD468437-S01DET. SUCO ᨉ__ZYWWQHA >@<@@C@>@UUUUUU?>@ll??@96-2391DANIELSSTEPHONYRMBLACK3155 NW 83RD STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, INPATIENT NW 27TH AVENUE AND 75TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUND TO ABDOMEN.454505-S01McMANUS & SANCHEZ  ة^^YXVVOHA [E8@@@3@@k@ @@? @@UUUUUU?@@@96-2496BROWNEGARVILYRMBLACK19948 NW 61ST AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL........INPATIENTNE MIAMI COURT & 82ND TERRACE, MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDE!@485469-S01DET. M. HERNANDEZת\\WVTTNHA@@@A@@ @@.؂-؂?@@@96-2494FERNANDEZCAMILOYRMHISPANIC15640 SW 145TH COURT, MIAMI, FLORIDA14264 SW 92ND STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA14264 SW 92ND STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDE!@ 486723-S01DET. PARRΪbbZYWWQHA@@@=@@@ @@.؂-؂?@@@96-2493IGLESIAS SIREDIANA MARIAYRFHISPANIC14264 SW 92ND STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA14264 SW 92ND STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA14264 SW 92ND STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDE.@ 486723-S01DET. PARR׳kkcb``UHA@@@G@@ @@qq? @@qq?@@@96-2492SANCHEZLUISYRMHISPANIC2652 N.W. 12TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. 2652 NW 12TH AVENUE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. 2652 NW 12TH AVENUE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.HOMICIDEMULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS.2651995-V02DET.OSCAR TEJEDA66&$ﺆ^^VUSSOHA ?@@@@?@-؂-??@??@96-2442ROBINSONALLAN KEITHYRMBLACK2376 NW 55TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM7000 NW 41ST ST. MIAMI, FLA. (DADE CORRECTIONAL FACILITY)HOMICIDE|@ 476825-S01NANNI, A.갇cc^][[PHA@?@E@@@@?@??@UUUUUU?`?@96-2426PERRYELIZABETHYRFWHITE13331 SW 254TH TERRACE, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.............INPATIENTI/S VEHICLE: SW 112TH AVENUE AND 230TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.HOMICIDE+@ 465075-S01DET. WILCOX ^^YXVVMHA _G@@>@@@@?>?@@?A@96-2537MCDONALDJONATHANJAMES MCDONALDYRMBLACK529 N.W. 8TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, E.R.BASCOM PALMER: 900 N.W. 17TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.HOMICIDEE@497516-S01DET. SUCO߮nnihfXPHA@@9@t@@@[[?@@qq?@@96-2532FORTNERWALLACEYRMBLACK1125 NW 49TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY RROM1125 NW 49TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEMULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS. 2702016-V02CASTILLO, F. ҭ^^YXVVOHA@@@@@@@@?@@qq?@@96-2530GUTIERREZJESUSYRMBLACK1345 N.W. 7TH COURT, MIAMI, FLA.JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, E.R.N.W. 7TH AVENUE & 11TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.HOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUND OF CHEST2701910-V02DET. JOEL GONZALEZɞ^^YXVVQHA@@G@@@@UUUUUU?@@@96-2527JOHNSONZEBEDEEYRMBLACK431 NW 3RD STREET #102, MIAMI, FLORIDA431 NW 3RD STREET #102, MIAMI, FLORIDA425 NW 6TH STREET #22, MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDE;@2692065-V02DET. DELATORRIENTEϪ^^YXVVOHA@@4@@@@@JI?@@@@96-2518AGUILARIVANYRMWHITE9360 FOUNTAINBLEU BLVD., #604 MIAMI UNINCORP.DADE, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM15241 S.W. 80TH STREET MIAMI UNINCORP. DADE, FLORIDAHOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUND(S) TO HEAD492473-S01DET. CHAVARRY88+)![[VUSSOHA `@@8@@`@@}'}'?`@@?`@@96-2504POITEVIENALDINYRMBLACK141 NORTHWEST 118TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - EMERGENCY ROOMLOUNGE-PARKING LOT: 1774 NW 183RD STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEMULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS 488962-S01DETECTIVE J.C. HERNANDEZ99!겈^^YXVVQHA kRA@;@@A@PO?A@?A@96-2579JOHNSONLEONARDREMAINS, UNKNOWNYRMBLACKLKA: 6521 N.W. 12TH PLACE MIAMI, FLORIDAN.W. 5TH COURT AND 60TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAN.W. 5TH COURT AND 60TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEMULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS.2762037-V02DET. O. VILLAVERDE==+) ƘnnihfVOHA A@@@@@A@>>?A@A@96-2578GUILLENANA TERESAYRFWHITE7125 BAY DRIVE #402 MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA7125 BAY DRIVE #402 MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA7125 BAY DRIVE #402 MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDAHOMICIDEMULTIPLE STAB WOUNDS96-3341004DETECTIVE K. MILLER!! ܳaa\[YYOHA A@?;@A@` ` ?@@?A@96-2574LEVYDEMITRAMONFBLACK10480 S.W. 170TH STREET MIAMI UNINCORP. DADE, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL INPATIENTIN FRONT OF: 10500 S.W. 170TH ST. MIAMI UNINCORP.DADE, FLHOMICIDECRANIOCEREBRAL TRAUMA496204-S01ROMAGNI++$"\\WVSSLHA @A@@@@@@A@rq?@@?`A@96-2563COOPERJAMESYRMBLACK5100 N.W. 12TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, INPATIENT N.W. 17TH AVENUE AND 48TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA.HOMICIDE9@2701114-V02DET. MANNY DE LA TORRIENTEઃ[[VUSSNHA A@:@@A@[[?A@qq? A@96-2553COOKSKELVIN WINDELLYRMBLACK17242 NW 9TH COURT, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.......E/R4712 NW 16TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEMULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS2721913-V02DET. TEJEDA ˨cc^][[MHAA@3@@@@?@@qq? A@96-2544JOSEPHMARIO UNKNOWN REMAINSYRMBLACKHAITI 405 N.E. 142ND STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOMN.E. 6TH AVENUE & 145TH STREET, NORTH MIAMI , FLA.HOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUND TO HEAD.96-3296913DET. DIECIDUEAA42*ΣpkfecSNHA OB@C@@@B@` ` ?B@` ` ?B@96-2653HOLTSTANLEY DUANEYRMWHITEP.O. BOX 12, BOLEY, OKLAHOMA 74829-0012NORTHEAST 1ST AVENUE & 6TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDANORTHEAST 1ST AVENUE & 6TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA HOMICIDEMULTIPLE BLUNT FORCE INJURIES284-1666-V02DETECTIVE JOEL GONZALEZAA*(aa\[YYLHA @B@F@@K@ B@? B@?@B@96-2629SANGSTERBERNICEYRFBLACK6501 S.W. 59TH COURT MIAMI, FLORIDA6501 S.W. 59TH COURT MIAMI, FLORIDA6501 S.W. 59TH COURT MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDE BLUNT TRAUMA515345-S01DET. KINĢ__ZYWWPHA B@8@@ B@88? B@[[? B@96-2621ACEVEDONICHOLASYRMWHITE9705 FOUNTAINBLEU BLVD., #104 MIAMI, FLORIDA981 S.W. 8TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA981 S.W. 8TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUND TO NECK2811115-V02DET. O. GONZALEZԱ__ZYWWOHAA@D@@A@qq?A@qq?A@96-2597DILLARDDOUGLASYRMBLACK4900 NW 25TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDANW 47TH STREET & 27TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAROADWAY: NW 47TH STREET & 27TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEMULTIPLE BLUNT FORCE INJURIES510768-S01DET. SURMAN((⭁^^YXVVOHA A@G@@A@?A@?A@96-2593SAINT-FORTJEAN NEMOURSYRMBLACK19901 NW 39TH COURT, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL..........E/R1851 NW 48TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUND OF ABDOMEN2781489-V02DET. C. GONZALEZ үffa`^^RHAA@7@@A@UUUUUU?A@96-2581DILLARDSYBOL MIRANDAYRFBLACK15830 NW 26TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAREAR OF: 4095 NW 135TH STREET, OPA LOCKA, FLORIDAREAR OF: 4095 NW 135TH STREET, OPA LOCKA, FLORIDAHOMICIDEMECHANICAL ASPHYXIA507393-S01DET. GARAFALO((깈dd_^\\OHA FC@E@A@C@333333?A@OO?C@96-2726WESTCHARLES C.YRMBLACK 106 N.W. 3RD STREET, SOUTH BAY, FLORIDA, 33493. JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, INPATIENT 106 N.W. 3RD STREET, SOUTH BAY, FLORIDA, 33493.HOMICIDE4@96-13322296DET. C. RODRIGUEZ赎^^YXVVLHAC@9@@@C@[[?C@[[?C@96-2722GREENRODERICKYRMBLACK 1406 N.W. 60TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA. 1406 N.W. 60TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA. 1406 N.W. 60TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA.HOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUND OF THE CHEST.2931195-V02DE LA TORRIENTE""ٰ]]XWUUMHA B@9@@m@B@""""""?B@II?B@96-2672MARTINEZPEDRO ANDRESYRMHISPANICCUBA 345 N.W. 35TH STREET, # 3, MIAMI, FLORIDA. JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM 345 NW 35TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA.HOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUND OF CHEST.2862007-V02DET. OSCAR TEJEDA.11–kg_^\\PHA B@;@@@B@?B@?B@96-2658LEYVA JR.EVELIOYRMHISPANIC16236 N.W. 83RD COURT, MIAMI, FLA.JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, E.R.CAR DEALERSHIP: 4132 N.W. 27TH AVE., MIAMI, FLA.HOMICIDE=@520700-S01DET. ROEBUCKӣbbZYWWQHAB@G@@B@ll?B@?B@96-2657FERNANDEZJOSEYRMWHITE13740 S.W. 18TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, E.R.CAR DEALERSHIP: 4132 N.W. 27TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.HOMICIDEC@520700-S01DET. 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HELLMAN~ggba__MHAC@:@@@C@UUUUUU?C@UUUUUU?C@96-2730LOPEZLUIS ENRIQUEYRMHISPANIC 9801 WEST FLAGLER STREET LOT#D-404, MIAMI, FLORIDATRAILER PARK: 10001 WEST FLAGLER STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAI/S VEHICLE: 10001 WEST FLAGLER STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEMULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS537517-S01DET. BELYEUDD97/ Ηdd\[YYMHA C@6@@@C@UUUUUU?C@qq?C@96-2729HINCKELALFREDOYRMWHITE6517 SW 132ND COURT CIRCLE, MIAMI, FLORIDABAPTIST HOSPITAL OF MIAMI........E/RPARKING LOT: 540 WEST PARK DRIVE, MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUND OF LEG537486-S01DET. GOLDSTON ܬ^^YXVVOHA C@6@@C@?C@?C@96-2728RODRIGUEZROGERYRMHISPANIC7355 WOODMONT, TAMARAC, FLORIDA3070 NW 5TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAREAR OF: 3070 NW 5TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUND TO CHEST2932046-V02DET. JOEL GONZALEZ͢aaYXVVQHASa)i@E@7@*@ E@? E@?@E@96-2823MORENOYAMILETUNKNOWN, REMAINSYRFWHITE2864 SOUTHWEST 38TH COURT MIAMI, FLORIDADOCK: BAYSIDE MARKETPLACE 401 BISCAYNE BLVD MIAMI, FLORIDADOCK: BAYSIDE MARKETPLACE 401 BISCAYNE BLVD MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDE"@305-2255-V02DETECTIVE ALFONSO<<+) іmmhgeUNHA D@D@-؂-?D@-؂-?E@96-2792REMAINSUNKNOWNYRFWHITEFOUND: 13920 LAKE PLACID COURT, MIAMI LAKES, FLORIDA.FOUND: 13920 LAKE PLACID COURT, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 13920 LAKE PLACID COURT, MIAMI LAKES, FLORIDAHOMICIDE ASPHYXIA.554711-S01STROZE, S.((“^^YXVVOHA D@9@@@D@?D@rq?D@96-2787GREENROBERTYRMBLACK345 NW REDLAND ROAD, HOMESTEAD, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, INPATIENT1531 NE 8TH STREET, HOMESTEAD, FLORIDAHOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUND OF ABDOMEN. 553919-S01BELYEU, L. A.Χ[[VUSSMHAD@B@@D@a ` ?D@D@96-2784RICHRAYMONDYRMBLACK1764 N.W. 33RD STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOMN.W. 2ND AVENUE & 11TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUND TO THE ABDOMEN3011786-V02DET. T. GARY  ٬[[VUSSLHA `D@<@@@`D@?`D@?D@96-2765ORTEGANATALIEDAYFHISPANICHIALEAH, FLORIDA.125 WEST 28TH STREET, # 5, HIALEAH, FLORIDA. 125 WEST 28TH STREET, # 5, HIALEAH, FLORIDA. 125 WEST 28TH STREET, # 5, HIALEAH, FLORIDA.HOMICIDE6@96-4707203DET. O. CABRERA((̞raYXUUNHA @D@A@@Z@ D@UUUUUU? D@@D@96-2752BROOKSJOANREMAINS, UNKNOWNYRFWHITEKENOSHA, WISCONSIN19800 SW 180TH AVENUE LOT #547 MIAMI, FLORIDAAVOCADO GROVE: SW 216TH ST & 178TH AVE MIAMI, FLORIDAAVOCADO GROVE: SW 216TH ST & 178TH AVE MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDE=@544145-S01DETECTIVE GALLAGHERGG42*|jedbRNHA @ F@I@@@ F@? F@@F@96-2881THOMASGERALDREMAINS, UNKNOWNYRMBLACK FOUND: ABANDONED BUILDING: 1600 N.W. 7TH CT., MIAMI, FLA.ABANDONED BUILDING: 1600 N.W. 7TH COURT MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDE HOUSE FIRE3131141-V02DET. FRANK CASTILLOާlllgfdTNHAF@3@|@F@>>?F@wwwwww?F@96-2873JOHNSONDOMINIKYRMBLACK1101 NORTHWEST 62ND STREET #1 MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - EMERGENCY ROOMREAR OF: 1237 NORTHWEST 62ND STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA HOMICIDEMULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS3121055-V02DETECTIVE ALFONSO11 굋^^YXVVOHA E@=@@E@}'}'?E@}'}'?E@96-2862MILLERTARVISYRMBLACK920 N.W. 85TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA22ND COURT AND N.W. 89TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA22ND COURT & N.W. 89TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEMULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS TO BODY568669-S01DET. MCMANUS))ు\\WVTTNHA E@3@@E@ ` `?E@ ` `?E@96-2855TANNERCARLTONYRMBLACK2161 N.W. 58TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA1403 N.W. 62ND STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA1403 N.W. 62ND STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEMULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS3091869-V02DET. A. BORGESЪ]]XWUUNHA@E@>@@@E@?@E@?`E@96-2830WADEKIRKLAND OLIVERYRMBLACK2393 S.W. 177TH TERRACE, PEMBROKE PINES, FLA.2131 N.W. 139TH STREET BAY #10, OPA LOCKA, FLA.2131 N.W. 139TH STREET BAY #10, OPA LOCKA, FLA.HOMICIDE4@560480-S01DET. MCDERMOTT cc^][[LHA @E@D@@@E@?@E@?`E@96-2829MILLERGENEYRMBLACK19013 N.W. 32ND AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.2131 N.W. 139TH STREET BAY #10, OPA LOCKA, FLA.2131 N.W. 139TH STREET BAY #10, OPA LOCKA, FLA.HOMICIDE2@560480-S01DET. MCDERMOTT ݮ~ZZUTRRNHA].@G@8@@ G@? G@?@G@96-2940GUERREROVICENTEGARCIA, MAYORGA RUBIELYRMHISPANICMEXICO20975 SOUTHWEST 208TH AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDA 20975 S.W. 208TH AVENUE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. 20975 S.W. 208TH AVENUE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDESTAB WOUND TO CHEST588993-S01DET. S. TIMESWWJH@!~xpomWPHA  G@ G@? G@ G@96-2937REMAINSUNKNOWNYRMBLACK FOUND: SIDEWALK AT, 187 N.W. 54TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA SIDEWALK AT, 187 N.W. 54TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA.HOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUND TO CHEST.3211243-V02DET.C. GONZALEZҚ^^^YXVVOHA G@;@@G@.؂-؂?G@}'}'? G@96-2930WALDRONANTHONYYRMBLACK3545 N.W. 81ST TERRACE, MIAMI, FLA.JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, E.R.N.W. 51ST STREET & 27TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.HOMICIDEMULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS586500-S01DET. SUCO ͡^^YXVVOHAG@I@@X@F@88?F@?G@96-2923ALEXIDREPAUL FRANCOISYRMBLACK1468 N.E. 118TH TERRACE, MIAMI, FLA.JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, E.R.886 N.W. 115TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.HOMICIDE#@585228-S01DET. MALLOT̩ee`_]]PHAF@3@q@F@?F@?F@96-2919MCGREGORPIERRE ANTWANNREMAINS, UNKNOWNYRMBLACK15553 N.W. 22ND AVENUE OPA-LOCKA, FLORIDA15553 N.W. 22ND AVENUE OPA-LOCKA, FLORIDAHOMICIDEMULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS583289-S01DET. T. GOLDSTON̡vvvqpn^PHA F@4@@ F@.؂-؂? F@UUUUUU?@F@96-2884GLINTONQUINTON D.MONMBLACK14795 N.E. 18TH AVENUE, # 205, NORTH MIAMI, FLORIDA. AMI PARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, EMERGENCY ROOM 14795 N.E. 18TH AVENUE, # 205, NORTH MIAMI, FLORIDA. HOMICIDE,@96-3839313DET.W. CRAIG22&$͗bb]\YYOHA :G@>@@@G@88?G@JI?G@96-2967QTAISHHAZEM800 N. MIAMI AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA.YRMWHITESUPERMARKET: 3711 N.W. 167TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.SUPERMARKET: 3711 N.W. 167TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.HOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUND TO CHEST594977-S01DET. CAPOTEܬ{{{vusSNHA G@5@@@G@>>s?G@96-2958LOMONBOBBY (UNKNOWN)YRMBLACK LKA: 622 NW 62ND STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM901 SW 62ND AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEMULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS. 592854-S01ROMAGNI, T. ۹dd_^\\MHA `G@<@c@@G@98?`G@96-2951SCUDDYLISA JOYYRFWHITE8000 SW 149TH STREET #A-214, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM 3600 SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY, MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDE5@3221575-V02GONZALEZ, J. L. ܳ^^YXVVNHA`G@H@@@G@'}'}?@G@?`G@96-2950NELSONMARIAYRFHISPANICARECIBO, PUERTO RICO.19801 S.W. 110TH COURT, # 802, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA. JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOM 19801 S.W. 110TH COURT, # 802, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA.HOMICIDE(@590739-S01DET. CHAVARRY<@@H@ffffff?H@ffffff?H@96-3031RUIZPEDROREMAINS, UNKNOWNYRMWHITE1290 NORTHEAST 149TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAPARK: 101 NORTHWEST 34TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAPARK: 101 NORTHWEST 34TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEMULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS3321684-V02DETECTIVE C. GONZALEZ==(&ÔiidcaQLHA `H@.@*@`H@?`H@[[?`H@96-3027LOVIDORRODRIGUEYRMBLACK5265 N.E. 2ND COURT MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOMBETWEEN: N.W. 53RD & 54TH STREET & 1ST AVENUE MIAMI, FLA.HOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUND OF CHEST3311709-V02DET. A. AROSTEGUI//魃__ZYWWOHA Lk(b I@=@@ I@? I@?@I@96-3081SANDSTHOMASYRMBLACK15930 NW 27TH COURT, MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: 16015 NW 27TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA16015 NW 27TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEMULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS. 616969-S01HERNANDEZ, M.Ϫ~[[VUSSMHAI@8@@I@UUUUUU?I@UUUUUU? I@96-3073HAGGINSANTHONYYRMBLACK1986 N.W. 50TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA. NW 17TH AVENUE AND 58TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA. NW 17TH AVENUE AND 58TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA.HOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUND OF THE CHEST.3361200-V02DET. O. TEJEDA.33$"귅^^YXVVOHA I@<@Z@H@UUUUUU?H@qq?I@96-3071DUNWOODYFREDERICKYRMBLACK1701 N.W. 13TH STREET, FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA. JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, INPATIENT N.W. 72ND STREET AND 22ND AVENUE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA.HOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUNDS OF HEAD.613655-S01DET. C. POITIER88)'aa\[YYPHA I@9@@I@UUUUUU?I@96-3069HARRISWILLIE CLARENCEYRMBLACK22620 SW 138TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA13321 ALEXANDRIA DRIVE #105, OPA-LOCKA, FLORIDA11312 ALEXANDRIA DRIVE #105, OPA-LOCKA, FLORIDAHOMICIDESHOTGUN WOUND OF CHEST. 615310-S01McCOLEMAN, J.++蹊ee`_]]NHA H@=@@H@II?H@II?I@96-3065SANTIAGOJOSEYRMHISPANIC340 SHARAR AVENUE, OPA LOCKA, FLA.381 SHARAR AVENUE, OPA LOCKA, FLA.COURTYARD: 381 SHARAR AVENUE, OPA LOCKA, FLA.HOMICIDEMULTIPLE SHOTGUN WOUNDS.613605-S01DET. BOGENѣ__WVTTPHAH@H@@H@?H@I@96-3055BURKHALTERKENNETH LEEYRMWHITE15315 HARRISON DRIVE, HOMESTEAD, FLORIDA. FOUND: SW 264TH ST. & 205TH AVENUE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FL S.W. 264TH STREET AND 205TH AVENUE, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLAHOMICIDEBLUNT CRANIO-CEREBRAL TRAUMA.611702-S01DET. KENNETH OTTLEYTTA?7ʎee`_]]RHA O&J@D@@J@?>? J@96-3142HILLWILLIAM R.UNKNOWN REMAINSYRMBLACKJAMAICA. FOUND: INSIDE VEHICLE AT, 7075 NW 179TH STREET FOUND: INSIDE VEHICLE AT, 7075 NW 179TH STREETHOMICIDE ASPHYXIATION.630663-S01DET. ART NANNIاuumhgeVLHAI@:@@ @I@qq?I@qq?I@96-3118BEAUCHAMPELVYSRemains, unknownYRMWHITE 3981 N.W. 11th Street, Miami Floridaparking lot: 422 N.W. 42nd Avenue, Miami, Floridaparking lot: 422 N.W. 42nd Avenue, Miami FloridaHOMICIDEGunshot wound of chest3401892-V02Villaverde33)'ēnnihfVQHA I@J@@I@98?@@88?I@96-3114JOHNSONSAMMIEYRMBLACK1285 N.W. 100TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, INPT.1285 N.W. 100TH STREET, MIAMI, FLA.HOMICIDE5@483879-S01DET. ESTOPINANš]]XWUUOHA`I@5@@@I@؂-؂-?`I@96-3093BOSTICKTERRANCEYRMBLACK225 NW 48TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY ROOMNW 2ND AVENUE AND 48TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUND TO CHEST.338121-V02ALFONSO, F. ٫__ZYWWOHA @I@6@@@ I@UUUUUU? I@UUUUUU?@I@96-3088CANOERIKA CARMENYRFWHITELKA: 1620 N.W. 16TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA7126 BISCAYNE BLVD., #11 MIAMI, FLORIDA7126 BISCAYNE BLVD., #11 MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDE STRANGULATION3371826-V02DET. J. HERRERA ݵ``[ZXXLHA I@A@@ I@?@I@96-3085JONESROBERT EARLYRMBLACKFOUND: 990 EAST HIALEAH DRIVE, HIALEAH, FLORIDA990 EAST HIALEAH DRIVE, HIALEAH, FLORIDAHOMICIDE'@96-5285603DET. R. NAZARIO```[ZXXMHA` J@5@@@J@` ` ?@I@UUUUUU?J@96-3189FERGUSONANTONIOYRMBLACKNASSAU, BAHAMAS.P.O. BOX N1339, NASSAU, BAHAMAS. HEALTH SOUTH DOCTORS' HOSPITAL, INPATIENT WILTON STREET, NASSAU, BAHAMASHOMICIDEBLUNT CRANIOCEREBRAL TRAUMA.644201-S01DET. QUINTANA&&߼o_ZYWWPHA J@C@k@J@UUUUUU?J@J@96-3174OLIVERBELLADOBVAYRFBLACK2241 N.W. 60TH STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA. FOUND: 2241 N.W. 60TH STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA. 2241 N.W. 60TH STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.HOMICIDEMULTIPLE STABBING.638707-S01DET. FRED SUCO==/-%ɑ``[ZXXNHA `J@$@$@`J@UUUUUU?`J@96-3164CAUSEYERICMONMBLACK2001 NW 132ND STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAPARKWAY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, EMERGENCY ROOM2001 NW 132ND STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEBLUNT HEAD TRAUMA. 635962-S01GALLAGHER, J.հ[[VURRNHA`J@D@@@J@UUUUUU?@J@?`J@96-3159MARTINEZMARINAYRFWHITE9383 SOUTHWEST 39TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDACHURCH: 7800 MILLER ROAD MIAMI, FLORIDACHURCH: 7800 MILLER ROAD MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUND TO HEAD634750-S01DETECTIVE PARMENTER ذ^^YXVVPHA @J@2@@@J@UUUUUU?@J@UUUUUU?`J@96-3157MCKENZIEROBERTREMAINS, UNKNOWNYRMBLACK4727 N.W. 167TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDABURGER KING: 4727 N.W. 167TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUND TO BACK634418-S01DET. HELLMAN ʕnnnihfVPHA@J@@@@ J@? J@?@J@96-3153BROWNLORAINYRFBLACK426 NE 26TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA3423 NE 2ND AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA3423 NE 2ND AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUND TO CHEST. 3451833-V02BORGES, A,á~[[VUSSMHAO L@8@@L@rq?L@rq? L@96-3278GUILLENWINTON EDUARDOYRMWHITE2097 NW 22ND COURT, MIAMI, FLORIDA154 SW 17TH COURT #8, MIAMI, FLORIDA154 SW 17TH COURT #8, MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDESTAB WOUND OF CHEST.3601418-V02LAW, G.կee`_]]OHAL@F@@@L@>>?L@-؂-آ?L@96-3273DE LA UZJOAQUINYRMWHITE841 NW 36TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDANW 38TH COURT AND 7TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDANW 38TH COURT AND 7TH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEMULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS. 3601098-V01GRANADO, J.  ݰ``[ZXXQHA K@D@@@K@UUUUUU?J@K@96-3262CURRINGTONJEROMEYRMBLACK2765 N.W. 60TH STREET #4 MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL INPATIENTIN FRONT OF: 2765 N.W. 60TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEBLUNT CRANIOCEREBRAL TRAUMA622355O-S01DET. CHAVARRY**㮉``[ZXXRHA `K@D@@@K@rq?`@?`K@96-3225TERRYJAMESYRMBLACK3121 N.W. 5TH STREET, FT. LAUDERDALE, FLA.JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, INPT.3121 N.W. 5TH STREET, FT. LAUDERDALE, FLA.HOMICIDEO@95-02-52608DEPUTY BEN WILLIAMSϥZZUTRRMHA`K@N@@@K@rq?@K@`K@96-3221ALVAREZRAFAELYRMWHITE 19250 SW 232 ST MIAMI, FLORIDAFOUND: MAMEY GROVE232ND STREET AND 192ND AVENUEHOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUND OF CHEST649752501DET. Juan Capoteִ|]]XWUUOHA@K@:@&@ K@? K@?@K@96-3215WORTHYDARRELL DWAYNEUNKNOWN REMAINSYRMBLACK2431 NW 82ND STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDACARPORT; 3250 NW 31ST STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDACARPORT; 3250 NW 31ST STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEMULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS. 648649-S01GOLDSTON, T.77*( Ėssnmk\NHA =QSL@@@@@L@II?L@rq?L@96-3334PEREZABELYRMWHITE420 1/2 SOUTHWEST 8TH COURT MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - EMERGENCY ROOMFURNITURE STORE: 5574 SOUTHWEST 8TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUND TO HEAD673184-S01DETECTIVE JUAN SANCHEZ11讄YYTSQQMHA L@2@@L@98?L@98?L@96-3333ESTEBANFERNANDOUNKNOWN REMAINSYRMHISPANIC18000 N.W. 69TH AVENUE, # 107, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLA. PARKING LOT/IN AUTO: 12140 SW 200TH STREET PARKING LOT AT: 12140 SW 200TH ST., UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLHOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUNDS.673576-S01DET. STEVE PARRLL=;3ԧqqihfWOHA L@T@J@L@98?L@L@96-3328THOMASMODECIEPOSSIBLE: MODECIE THOMASYRFBLACK1724 N.W. 63RD STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA1724 N.W. 63RD STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA1724 N.W. 63RD STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDE INHALATION OF SMOKE AND SOOT 672354-S01DET. J.C. HERNANDEZ99&$œvvqpnUNHA L@G@@L@qq?L@L@96-3315RODRIGUEZVALENTINYRMWHITE3629 S.W. 12TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAI/S/ VEHICLE: REAR OF 3200 N.W. 17TH AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDAI/S VEHICLE: REAR OF 3200 N.W. 17TH AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUND OF HEAD3641818-V02DET. AROSTEGUIAA31(Çaa\[YYQHA L@;@@@L@qql?L@qql?L@96-3305PIERRELESLYYRMBLACK1179 N.W. 136TH STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. 1179 N.W. 136TH STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. 1179 N.W. 136TH STREET, UNINC.DADE, MIAMI, FLORIDA.HOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUND TO CHEST.668359-S01DET.L.ESTOPINAN>>/-%Ď[[VUSSNHA  L@H@ @ L@[[? L@[[? L@96-3281MUHAMMADDAUWDYRMBLACK3125 Mundy St Miami, FLJackson Memorial Hospital3125 Mundy St Miami, FLHOMICIDEMultiple Gunshot Wounds3611044V02Det. J HerreraѮu]]XWUUPHA"0`9@96-6001UNKNOWNUNKNOWNYRUUNKNOWNHOMICIDEhhhhhh`````YXVVOHAL@;@@L@>>?L@rq?L@96-3335ARAUZJACQULINEYRFWHITE4715 NORTHWEST 7TH STREET #206 MIAMI, FLORIDAJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - EMERGENCY ROOMFURNITURE STORE: 5574 SOUTHWEST 8TH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDAHOMICIDEGUNSHOT WOUND TO HEAD673184-S01DETECTIVE JUAN SANCHEZ99#!^^YXVVMHA