     ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION, ON AUGST 19, 1996 AM., THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY  TOOK AN INSULIN INJECTION THEN FELL BACK ASLEEP.  HER BOYFRIEND ATTEMPTED TO AWAKEN HER, BUT SHE DID NOT RESPOND.   FIRE RESCUE WAS SUMMONED AND ON ARRIVAL FOUND THE DECEASED UNRESPONSIVE, HYPOTENSIVE, WITH PULSE OF 78 AND RESPIRATION RATE OF 16. WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE HOSPITAL AND ENROUTE SHE WENT INTO BRADYCARDIA, THEN INTO ASYSTOLE.  CPR WAS INITIATED AND THEN CONTINUED UNTIL ARRIVAL AT MIAMI HEART INSTITUTE, WHERE SHE WAS ADMITTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT 8:23 AM., WITH NO VITAL SIGNS AND IN ASYSTOLE.  RESUSCITATION PROTOCOL CONTINUED UNTIL 9:03 A.M., 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 AN INSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETES MELLITUS PATIENT. MEDICATIONS SENT TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINER DEPARTMENT CONSISTED OF: TWO VIALS OF INSULIN AND ONE SYRINGE, AND A TUBE LABELED "INSTA-GLUCOSE" FOR INSULIN REACTIONS.
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     AS PER A NOTE IN HOSPITAL CHART, THE DECEASED AND HER BOYFRIEND HAD KNOWN EACH OTHER FOR ONE MONTH AND LIVED TOGETHER FOR TWO WEEKS. HE REPORTEDLY WOKE HER UP IN THE A.M. TO GO TO WORK. SHE TOOK HER INSULIN BUT DIDN'T COME TO GET HER ORANGE JUICE. HE CHECKED ON HER AND FOUND HER PASSED OUT. ONLY TAKING INSULIN.  OCASSIONAL ALCOHOL USE AND SMOKED MARIJUANA TWO NIGHTS AGO.