The Archive · 1939

From Bad to Worse

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Tom Faye, the next witness stated, that he found Caruffi lying on the settee when he arrived at the tender and, as a member of the American Life Saving Corps, he attempted to bring him to consciousness, but failed.

Miss Muriel Davidson, a stewardess on board the same vessel, was the next person to be questioned yesterday and said that when she arrived on board the tender soon afterwards, she took Caruffi's pulse and found that it was irregular and that his breath was not normal. Respiration was irregular as well. She could not smell any alcohol, witness stated, and after examining him found that Carufi was certain ly not suffering from an epileptic fit, his condition being far worse and more precarious. She suggested to the other members of the crew who were there at the time, that an emergency ambulance should be summoned to have Caruffi transfer him to General Hospital.

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