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yeah, that’s what happened.
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Det. Sudler:
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Positive for...
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Minkoff:
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They couldn’t identify it at that point. And then
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the next day they said it was staphylococcus. And
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then I think I talked to the coroner the day I found
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out there was a positive blood culture. He was
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surprised because he hadn’t.
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it. And then I think he talked to the lab and they
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.they identified it as staphylococcus. So that
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put it together for me.. .1 mean.. .it.. .1.. .that wasn’t my number one choice of bacteria but it looked like.
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.that was enough for me to say okay, that’s why she died. Uh.
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.the embolism is sort of..
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sort of.. .you know.
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frosting on the cake so to speak. So now there’s.. .there’s a girl whose background medical information I have, no idea. ...you know.. .she could have all these risk factors. But she’s got a major risk factor when she’s got a clot sitting in the middle of her body and a bacterial infection and it was a battle.
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Sgt. Teunis:
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Have you ever seen Lisa McPherson as a patient before
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this?
Sgt.; Teunis: Okay. 11mm.. obviously Dr. Johnson works for the Church of Scientology. 11mm.
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and Lisa Mcpherson was a member of the Church of Scientology. Have you
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Minkoff:
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Uh Huh.
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Sgt. Teunis:
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I’m not understanding the Church of Scientology that
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much...so excuse me on this. But does that mean that
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you are a member of the Church of Scientology?
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