(Matt Phillips is Hollywood Fire Rescue department spokesperson and CF=Captain Fitzgerald was an EMT on scene)
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Interviewer: Was she in the room alone?
Phillips: Stand by. (To someone else:Was she in the room alone?)
Unidentified voice: She was in the room alone, she was found by her body guard who is a Miami paramedic.) Unintelligible noise.
Phillips: She was found by our rescue crew, alone in the room, and we were notified by her personal bodyguard.
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Int: Tell me what happened when you arrived.
CF: Seminole rescue was already in the room with a lot of Seminole security, also her bodyguard and her husband, Howard Stern was on scene. He was concerned ...... so he was giving us her medical history.
Int: What was the situation with her when you arrived at the room?
CF: Seminole rescue was attempting CPR at the time Hollywood rescue 74 stepped in and took over the scene, intubated the patient, that means put the tube down the throat. We started an IV, we pushed all the medications, we took took 12 EDKGs [?] we attempted pacing her which would be an external pacemaker for the heart and we had electrical captures but no mechanical capture, which meant we couldn't get her heart beating.
Int: Was she alive when you all arrived?
CF: No, she was unconscious and not breathing.
Int: What did the family members or the bodyguard tell you about what transpired in the minutes up to that.
CF: That he came back to the room and found her unconscious. He put her on the floor and started CPR and called for help.
There was also another one where they specifically mentioned pushing Narcan, by name.
The press asked why and he said they always do that if it's a sudden unexplained collapse and there's any chance of a drug overdose, without knowing exactly what drugs.
Anyway - this statement "That he came back to the room and found her unconscious. He put her on the floor and started CPR and called for help.".
Doesn't that contradict what Moe said early in one of his televised interviews? Didn't Moe say that he didn't call emergency people - that Howard Stern was going to do that?
Also some of the earliest reports said the "nurse" called for emergency help....but again we heard later that didn't happen because the "nurse" (Taz) didn't want to stop her rescue breathing to call the front desk or 911....so she called Mo since his phone number was in her blue tooth headset and all she had to do was punch a button.
Moe said he didn't call 911 because his cell phone was registered in another county and it might have confused the operator as to where to send the emergency help.
Ok, Im going to do some comparisons of these reports (early and late) of the timeline of that day - be back later with the results.