ESTIGATOR Det Ron Sudler

stated that she wanted to talk but maybe not at this time. Uh...but she kept saying “She’s so worn down... She’s so tired” And I would have to keep pulling her back open. . .to open her eyes. And I just “Lisa, can you open your eyes?” 13mm.. .at.. .sometimes I would ask her a question and she’ll say “I don’t know the answer to that right now, could you ask me again?” And I’d ask her right again and umm. . .she’d answer it. Uh.. .it just seemed really odd that sometimes she would pull up some information and sometimes it wasn’t available even only it’s a couple seconds apart. Uh. .so then when I asked her for her address. . .although she.. .she did give the police officer her address... she could remember it then. . .and she gave it to me. the Osceola Clearwater address. Ummm. . . so something-

• was going on in her mental processing that. . .that wasn’t giving her.. .she wasn’t having access to

information as she wanted it. It was only made

•	available to her at certain times because some

	simple questions she would say “I don’t know
	the answer’ to that right now” or “I don’t have
	the answer.. • can you ask me again?” I asked her
	again and sometimes still not. I asked her again
	.there it was. Umm... Lisa wanted help.. We
	took her to Morton Plant Hospital. They do have
	a. . .that is an appropriate facility to take a
	patient that possibly needs to be. . .have a psych
	evaluation., And umrn. . .cause they do have a Psych
p	unit. She was willing’ to go there. She wanted
	help. ‘We took her there. I took great interest
	in Lisa because she seemed to have a.. • a. . . there
	was just something about her.,. .something special
	about her. ‘ I don’t know how to describe it.. .as