her before about. . .talking to her about whether there

would be any patients that I could get uh. .. from...

from people she knew who would. . .who had herniated

disks or back problems.. .who could. . .who’d be

interested in my clinic.

Det. Sudler:

Okay. How did she get involved with Lisa. . .you

know.. . that evening?

Minkoff:

Well, as far as I know, she as working at the church

and she umm. . .1 don’t know whether Lisa was. . .was

directly there or.. .I’m not sure what Lisa’s living

situation was. Umm. . .and that she was I guess called

to see her under some circumstances. And I don’t know

what those are either.

Det. Sudler:

Okay.

Minkoff: .

Umm. . .but she knew I worked at the Emergency Room

and she’d actually called me maybe an hour before

they came and said that she had a patient there who

was sick and could she bring her up to the Emergency

Room. . . who looked extremely sick and could she bring

her up to the Emergency Room. And I said “Yeah, we’re

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. . .we’re available”. .

Det. Sudler:

Did she tell you she suspected anything?

Minkóff:

She said that she looked ill. . .that she had a big

weight loss. . .that she looked dehydrated. . .uh...

that she suspected she might have.. .be septic...

which means she had a bacterial infection. Uh...

and could she bring her up to the hospital. And.

I said...”Yeah”. . .1 mean...”Sure”. • .

Sgt. Teunis:

Did she refer to Lisa as a patient? •

Minkoff:

I didn’t know who the name was and I didn’t know

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if.. .you know.. .I didn’t know what her relationship