     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.
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     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.