1:11:02
Not at all, sir.
1:11:05
- Was Willy Santiago poisoned?
- Absolutely.
1:11:11
But you know that the coroner's
report shows no trace of poison?
1:11:18
There are dozens of toxins
which are virtually undetectable.
1:11:23
The nature of the acidosis
is the compelllng factor here.
1:11:31
Could a person have a condition
that could speed up acidosis?
1:11:41
- Is it possible?
- It's possible.
1:11:45
What might
some of those conditions be?
1:11:49
A coronary disorder
would make it more rapid.
1:11:54
If I had a coronary condition and
someone stuffed a rag in my mouth,
1:12:00
would I still burn sugar
after the rag was taken out?
1:12:04
If it was very serious.
1:12:07
Could such a condition have
such mild initial symptoms,
1:12:11
that a routine examination
might not reveal them?
1:12:16
- There would still be symptoms.
- What kind?
1:12:21
Chest pains?
Shortness of breath? Fatigue?
1:12:26
Of course.
1:12:33
- Is this your signature?
- Yes, it is.
1:12:37
This is an order for Santiago
to be put on restricted duty.
1:12:42
Would you read your remarks?
1:12:45
"Patient complains of chest pains,
shortness of breath, and fatigue".
1:12:52
"Restricted from running distances
over five miles".
1:12:58
Couldn't it have been a
heart condition, not a poison,