    ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION,  THE DECEASED REPORTEDLY WAS EMPLOYED AS A WELDER FOR "DISPATCH SERVIDES" LOCATED AT 4720 NW 20TH STREET, IN THE AIRPORT AREA.   ON NOVEMBER 11, 1996  IN THE A.M., HE WAS AT HIS PLACE OF WORK AND WAS SEEN EXITING THE BATHROOM AND APPEARED TO BE STAGGERING.   A SMALL AMOUNT OF BLOOD WAS APPARENTLYU FLOWING FROM HIS NOSE AND HIS EYES APPEARED TO BE BULGING OUT.  HE SAT DOWN AND LATER COLLAPSED.  TWO OF HIS CO-WORKERS BEGAN CPR AND CONTINUED IT UNTIL ARRIVAL RESCUE ARRIVAL, WHO FOUND HIM DEAD.   
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    POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE AND VIEWED THE DECEASED EXPIRED WITH NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. SMALL SORES WERE OBSERVED IN HIS TORSO.  THE DECEASED DID NOT DRINK OR SMOKE, OR USE ANY DRUGS.  A CO-WORKER ADVISED THAT THE DECEASED MAY HAD BEEN A DIABETIC AND HAD BEEN LOSSING A  LOT OF WEIGHT RECENTLY.  IT WAS ALSO  LEARNED THAT HE WAS HOMELESS AND ATE POORLY.
