     ACCORDING TO INITIAL POLICE INVESTIGATION: ON SEPT. 3, 1996 THE DECEASED WAS AT WORK ON THE 30TH FLOOR OF A BUILDING UNDER CONSTRUCTION.  TWO METAL WALL FORMS WERE BEING TAKEN OFF A NEWLY POURED CEMENT WALL.  THE BOLTS THAT HOLD THE FORMS IN PLACE WERE REMOVED ONE AT A TIME.  USUALLY, BEFORE THE LAST BOLT IS REMOVED THE FORMS ARE HELD BY A CRANE, BUT TO SAVE TIME THE CREW TIED SEVERAL LENGTHS OF ROPE TO THE TOP OF THE FORMS TO HOLD THEM IN PLACE.  AS THE LAST BOLT WAS REMOVED THE FORMS BROKE LOOSE.  THE DECEASED WAS HANGING FROM A FORM BY A SAFETY BELT.  AS THE FORM FELL, THE DECEASED WAS CAUGHT UNDER THE FORM AND WAS CRUSHED.  HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. 
     HE ARRIVED IN THE TRAUMA UNIT WITH LABORED ASSISTED BREATHING, INCOHERENT AND LETHARGIC.  INJURIES NOTED WERE A LACERATION TO OCCIPITAL REGION OF RIGHT HEAD, HEMATOMA OF RIGHT PELVIS AND HEMORRHAGE OF THE PENIS AND ANUS.  A CT SCAN REVEALED BILATERAL TEMPORAL CONTUSIONS, RIGHT EPIDURAL HEMATOMA AND LEFT SUBDURAL HEMATOMA WITH EDEMA.  
     HE WAS THEN TAKEN TO SURGERY FOR AN EXTERNAL PELVIC FIXATION, DIVERTING LOOP COLOSTOMY AND FEEDING TUBE PLACEMENT.  AFTER SURGERY HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE TRAUMA INTENSIVE CARE UNIT IN CRITICAL CONDITION.  HE WAS INTUBATED AND COMATOSE.  ON SPET. 4, 1996 HE HAD EPISODES OF HYPOTENSION AND BRADYCARDIA.  ON SEPT. 5, 1996 NUCLEAR MEDICINE SCANS REVEALED NO BRAIN BLOOD FLOW AND THERE WAS NO EVIDENCE OF CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM FUCTION OR BRAIN STEM ACTIVITY.  AT 2:45 PM HE WAS DECLARED BRAIN DEAD AND WAS PRONOUNCED.