ACCORDING 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.  