ACCORDING TO THE INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION:  The decedent appeared normal on December 13, 1996, when he was last seen by a friend.  This friend went to check on him since he had not seen him since, and found the decedent in his apartment expired on the bed.  *He had a history of medical problems and may have been HIV Positive.  

MEDICATIONS TRANSPORTED:   Leucovorin 5mg (22), Chlorpropamide 250mg (38), Nifedipine 30mg (30), Dapsone 100mg (3), Zerit 40mg (8), AZT 100mg (116), Epivir 150mg (10), Crixivan 400mg (95) plus one sealed bottle (180),  Ketoconazole Cream 1tube, Clotrimazole 10mg (16), Zidovudine 10mg (26)/(58), Chlorpropamide 250mg (16), Vasotec 20mg (9), and Doraprim 25mg (6).

MEDICAL HISTORY: Jackson Memorial Hospital reflects the decedent's records as the following; HIV Positive (AIDS), Hepatitis, Hypertension, and Adult Onset Diabetes Mellitus.  Last visit in November 14, 1996, for biopsy of Leukoplakia Left Buccal Mucosa at the request of HRS.  Pathological report reflects Hyperkeratosis, Epitheliomatous Hyperplasia, Pigment Incontinence, and Lymphocytic Inflamation.  No evidence of malignancy.  Previously in July 1990, the decedent was admitted to the Emergency Room after having been found at home hypotensive and comatose.  He recovered normal Blood Pressure after IV Hydration and transferred to Medical Intensive Care Unit for further treatment of an Acute Pancreatitis, Rhabdomyolysis, Severe Volume Depletion, Syphilis and probable Immunodeficiency Syndrome.  Subsequently, discharged with stable medical conditions.  HIV testing was refused by the decedent.
