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

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believe she had some freckles.

Det.

Sudler:

Okay. But there was nothing unusual about her skin?

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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

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tell you that they don’t believe in psychiatry and

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

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

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

same guy. . .1 wish I remember his name. . .he was more

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