     ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION,  ON NOVEMBER 15, 1996 AT 7:30 PM., THE DECEASED'S HUSBAND REPORTEDLY RETURNED HOME FROM WORK AND UPON ENTERING HIS RESIDENCE FOUND THE DECEASED LYING UNRESPONSIVE AND NOT BREATHING IN THE DEN OF THE RESIDENCE.   THE HUSBAND CALLED "911" AND A POLICE UNIT RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND INITIATED CPR.  FIRE RESCUE ARRIVED AND FOUND THE DECEASED EXPIRED.
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     POLICE ON THE SCENE VIEWED THE DECEASED LYING SUPINE ON FLOOR, WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA, AND LIVIDITY ALREADY SETTING IN ON BACK, BUTTOCKS AND LEGS.  HER HUSBAND ADVISED THAT THE DECEASED SUFFERED FROM HEPATIC AND PANCREATIC PROBLEMS AND WAS BEING TREATED BY DR. A. BOTOMAN (954) 978-5000.   POLICE CONTACTED DR. BOTOMAN WHO ADVISED HE LAST SAW THE DECEASED ON AUGUST/1996 AND ONLY ON A CONSULTATION BASIS, THEREFORE HE FELT UNCONFORTABLE SIGNING THE DEATH CERTIFICATE.  HUSBAND ADVISED THAT THE DECEASED HAD NO CURRENT PHYSICIAN. HE FURTHER STATED THAT SHE WAS A HEAVY SMOKER AND DRINKER IN THE PAST.  MEDICATIONS SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT INCLUDED: PRILOSEC, PROPULSID, CALAN, AND VIOKASE.