ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION:  The decedent had been having dinner with his wife when he began to perspire and have pains in his arm; he yelled, "Oh My God Anna" and collapsed on the kitchen floor.  Wife ran out of the house screaming and neighbors called the police who went to the house and began  CPR.  Thereafter, Fire-Rescue arrived and transported to Columbia Kendall Medical Center Emergency Room.  On arrival, he was cyanotic, with ET in place, but Asystole and pulseless.  He remained unresponsive in Cardiac and Respiratory Arrest; he was pronounced at 5:57PM.  

MEDICAL HISTORY:  According to the decedent's spouse, he did not have any known medical conditions, prescribed medications, nor treating physicians.  However, he had recently been complaining of pains in the arms, but did not get medical attention because he thought it was a muscular ailment and he had no medical insurance.  

HOSPITALIZATIONS:  According to the decedent's spouse, he had a car accident approximately twelve years ago, and suffered a fracture in his right arm.  A steel plate was surgically implanted.  Jackson Memorial Records for the decedent reflect his last visit was in 1984.  Records were not able to be made available for review due to age.