     ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON JULY 27, 1996 AM., THE DECEASED WAS AT HOME WHEN SHE BEGAN TO EXPERIENCE CHEST PAINS.  FIRE RESCUE WAS CONTACTED.  SHORTLY AFTER ARRIVAL THE DECEASED WENT INTO AGONAL BREATHING, THEN INTO RESPIRATORY ARREST.  CPR WAS INITIATED AND SHE WAS TRANSPORTED TO CORAL GABLES HOSPITAL, WHERE SHE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 1:20 AM., UNRESPONSIVE, WITH NO VITAL SIGNS, PUPILS FIXED AND DILATED, WITH CPR IN PROGRESS.  RESUSCITATION PROTOCOL CONTINUED UNTIL 1:50 AM., WHEN SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD.
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     POLICE RESPONDED TO THE HOSPITAL AND VIEWED THE DECEASED  WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA.  SHE REPORTEDLY WAS SUFFERING WITH CARDIAC AND PULMONARY DISEASE, HOWEVER, HER PHYSICIAN COULD NOT BE CONTACTED AND SHE WAS SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT.  SHE HAD A PACEMAKER AND WAS CURRENTLY ON CAPOTEN, TRANSDERM NTG, MOTRIN, ULTRAM, SLOW MAG, TYLENOL # 3, AND K-DUR.