     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.  
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     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.