     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.
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     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.