she had or any. . . like I said. . . any medical problems

that.. .that she didn’t look like she was emaciated

or.. .you know. . .undernourished or. . .you know. . . anything

like that?

Price:

Not at all.

Det.

Sudler:

Okay. So her height and weight were proportionate

.you know. . . for her size?

Price:

Correct.

Det.

Sudler:

Okay. What about her complexion. . .her.. .her skin

tone and color?

Price:

I remember her as.. I mean for a resident. . .a resident

of Florida. . .she looked a little pale maybe. And I

believe she had some freckles.

Det.

Sudler:

Okay. But there was nothing unusual about her skin?

There were no rashes or marks or anything on her that

you could see?

Price:

Not that I.. .not that I remember.

Det.

Sudler:

  Okay. So basically she just looked like a healthy

individual?

Price:

Correct. 

Det.

Sudler:

Okay. Is there anything else that you can recall

that happened that night that we may not have

covered?

Price:

No, not really. But to me, it was just very strange

and that’s why remember it so vividly...that...I

mean I’ve never had someone come over I mean when I

arrive to the Emergency Room and just straight out

tell you that they don’t believe in psychiatry and

that they really don’t want your help or need your.

help and be given a brochure like I was given. I

mean he. . .he.. .the one gentleman.. .and this is the

same guy. . .I wish I remember his name. . .he was more

than happy to give me that brochure. And I don’t