   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.  