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within a few.
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.probably two minutes of getting to the Emergency Room it looked like she had.
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there wasn’t.. .there wasn’t any vital signs.
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Det. Sudler:
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Okay. Was she at all cyanotic when.. .when she arrived
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at the hospital like she had.
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.you know.
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oxygen deprivation.
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or she was not breathing or anything like that or...?
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Det. Sudler:
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She.. .she had already pretty much turned cyanotic?
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Minkoff:
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Well, she wasn’t...I don’t remember her being blue
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but she.. .she.. .she was pale.
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she was very pale.
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Det. Sudler:
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Alright. Did.. .now, so you and Dr. Niles were the
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attending physicians?
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Minkoff:
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I wrote the record up. He was sorta assisting on
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it. I don’t know if his names on the record. I
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don’t think so.
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Det. Sudler:
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How was she transported to the hospital?
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Minkoff:
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Uh. ..a car or van as far as I know.. .didn’t see the
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Det. Sudler:
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Okay. Did you talk to any of the people that brought
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her?
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Minkoff:
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Talked to Dr. Johnson afterwards.
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Minkoff:
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Asked her what had happened. Uh.. .she said that she
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had been notified about her. What time she come in...
8:00?
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Det. Sudler:
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I’m not sure. Around that time. I think she was
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pronounced at 9:27.. .9:37. .somewhere around that
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time.
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Minkoff:
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Okay. So somewhere around 8 or 8:30. Umm.
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.that
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