Investigative Report
M. E. Case # 130467 Date: April 27, 2013 Investigator: Doug Jenkins
I received a page at nine twenty five p.m. on Friday, April 26, 2013 requesting me
to call Detective Richard Rott, I. D. 5232 of the Riviera Beach Police Department. I
called and spoke telephonically with Detective Rott who informed me that he was
currently located at 3119 Contego Lane investigating the suspected gunshot suicide death
of an adult white male with the body still present at the undisturbed scene and requests
that I respond. I initiated my response to the scene at approximately nine forty p.m. and
arrived at the scene at approximately ten fifteen p.m.
Upon my arrival at the scene, I met with Detective Andrew Hines, I. D. 5578 of
the Riviera Beach Police Department who informed me that the decedent is identified as
Mr. Alan Kleiman. Mr. Kleiman is a forty six year old white male with a date of birth of
January 22, 1967 who was found dead inside his locked and secured residence at about
six ten p.m. this date by his friend, Ms. Lynada Little, 561-951-0152 who had been
unable to make contact with Mr. Kleiman for several days and drove to his house and
was unable to get an answer at the front door. Ms. Little used her pass key to unlock the
front door and entered the house where she found Mr. Kleiman and called 911 with both
the Riviera Beach Police Department and the Riviera Beach Fire Rescue responding with
fire rescue determining Mr. Kleiman to be dead.
Detective Hines stated that Mr. Patrick Paige, 561-818-9208 is also informed of
the death. Mr. Paige is reportedly Mr. Kleiman’s business partner and he informed
Detective Hines that he last communicated with Mr. Kleiman via text messaging on
Sunday, April 21. The content of the text messages are unknown to Detective Hines.
Also, Mr. Louis Kleiman is reportedly the decedent’s father and legal next of kin.
Detective Rott is reportedly enroute at this time to inform Mr. Kleiman of his son’s of the
death.
Detective Hines further stated that from information obtained thus far from Ms.
Little and Mr. Paige, Mr. Kleiman has been wheel chair bound for several years due to a
remote motorcycle crash. At this time the details involving the date, time, location and
circumstances regarding the motorcycle crash are unknown. However, Mr. Kleiman
reportedly has been medically treated for the past several years through the Veterans
Administration due to the medical issues associated with the motorcycle crash.
Detective Hines stated that upon their entry into Mr. Kleiman’s house, Mr.
Kleiman was sitting in his wheelchair next the bed. There was a semiautomatic handgun
lying on the bed next to the body and what appears to be a gunshot hole into the side of
the bed mattress. Detective Hines further informed me that per Ms. Little and Mr. Paige,
that to their knowledge, Mr. Kleiman did not have any previous suicide threats or
attempts.
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Detective Hines stated that nothing in the house has been moved or disturbed
since their entry into the residence.
Detective Hines has no further information at this time.
SCENE OBSERVATIONS:
The is scene located at the above referenced address which is located in the
Woodbine subdivision located in western incorporated Riviera Beach. The Woodbine
subdivision is a gated residential community with a twenty four hour manned security at
the main entrance gate.
The residence is a single family ranch style residence located on Contego Lane
which is a paved two lane street having an east and west orientation with the house being
on the north side of the street and facing south out onto the street. The area is illuminated
with only a few street lights. The house is surrounded on the north, east and west by
similar ranch style houses
The outside house doors and windows are all intact and there is no sign of a
forced entry into the residence. The inside of the residence is fully furnished and has no
sign of foul play, ransacking or anything suspicious. When I entered the house all of the
inside lights are turned on and the air conditioning thermostat is turned on to automatic
with the temperature set at seventy three degrees Fahrenheit with an air vent in the
bedroom blowing air directly on the decedent. There are several open alcoholic beverage
containers (beer, wine, whiskey and tequila) on the kitchen table, a wine rack in the living
room and on a dresser in the bedroom along with what appears to be dried feces and/or
bloody fluid in both a “tracked and spatter” type pattern on the floor throughout the entire
house. The tracked pattern of feces and/or bloody fluid appears to be the same width as
the wheelchair wheels width.
The bathroom medicine cabinet door is standing open when I entered the
bathroom and prescription along with over-the-counter medications for Clindamycin
HCL, Omeprazole, Nitrofurantion Monhyd, Diazepam, Bayer aspirin, Advil PM,
Ephedrine and Backaid are in side he cabinet. Nothing further is remarkable in the
bathroom. There are also several empty push packs of Backaid on the bedroom dresser.
The decedent is sitting in a wheelchair next to the bed and is leaning over to the
left with his head cupped in his left hand and resting on the edge of the mattress. What
appears to be a gunshot is locate in the top edge of the fitted sheet covering the bed
mattress and is a few feet in front of the decedent. This bed sheet has tearing and fraying
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associated with the defect along with black residue surrounding and extending out to the
edges of the defect. A pillow and bed sheet is on the floor between the decedent and the
bed. This pillow along with one of the other pillows on the bed has what appear to be
fecal matter and/or blood on them.
There are a pair of black shoes and two pillows along with several water bottles, a
with a pair of eye glasses, a bottle of whiskey, television remote controller, cell phone,
some type of medallion, a fully loaded ammunition magazine with 0.45 caliber fully
jacketed hollow point ammunition and a semiautomatic handgun on top of the bed
mattress.
The handgun is a 0.45 caliber semiautomatic handgun with a four inch barrel.
The handgun magazine is in the hand grip of the weapon and is fully loaded with Speer
Auto P, 0.45 caliber fully jacketed hollow point ammunition. There is no blood spatter or
blow back on or in the muzzle, on either side of the barrel, frame, slide, trigger guard or
grip. No spent ammunition casing is found inside the house.
Nothing further on noted to the scene.
BODY OBSERVATIONS:
The decedent is sitting on a wheelchair next to the bed and is leaning over to the
left with his head cupped in his left hand and resting on the edge of the mattress as stated
above. The right hand is extended out in front of the torso and is resting against the bed
frame. Both legs are extended out in front of the torso and flexed at the knees and in the
sitting position with the left leg crossed over the right leg at the ankle and both feet
resting on the floor. The body is removed from the wheelchair by Elite Removal Service,
Inc personnel and placed on a sheet on the floor for examination.
The body is cold to the touch and is an advanced state of decomposition with
presence of beginning mummification of the lips and fingertips. Rigor mortis is absent
and non-blanching livor mortis is consistent with the body position. There is the foul
odor of decomposition with marbling, skin slippage and bloating of the body; however,
there is no insect infestation to the body. There is a healed surgical scar the length of the
back at the midline. No other scars or other identifying marks are seen to the body.
The body is dressed in a black tee shirt, black pants and a black pair of socks. No
wallet, jewelry or valuables are on the body. There are no signs of emergency medical
intervention to the body.
No fractures are felt to the bones of the skull or face. There is no injury or trauma
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seen to the head. No blood is coming from the ears or mouth, but there is bloody fluid
coming from the nose. The nose and mouth appear to be unobstructed. Both oral frenula
are intact and the teeth are natural with no sign of trauma or injury to the oral cavity. The
irides are brown and are clouded. No scleral or conjunctival petechial hemorrhage is
seen; however, there is bilateral scleral congestive hemorrhage decomposition.
There are no fractures felt to the neck or shoulders. No injury or trauma is seen to
the area and no ligature marks are seen to the neck.
No fractures are felt to the anterior or posterior rib cage. There is no injury or
trauma seen to the torso. The abdomen is distended and taut. The hips feel to be intact.
There are no fractures feet to the bones of the arms, wrists or hands. No injury or
trauma is seen to the upper extremities and the fingernails are short and intact.
No fractures are felt to the bones of the legs, ankles or feet.
The lower
extremities are not visually examined at the scene; however, no defects are seen to the
pants that would suggest underlying injury or trauma.
Nothing further is noted to the body.
I concluded the scene and body examination at eleven ten p.m. There is nothing
further at this time.

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 Supplemental Investigative Report
M. E. Case # 130467 Date: April 29, 2013 Investigator: Doug Jenkins
At eleven fifteen a.m. on Saturday, April 27,, 2013 I spoke telephonically with
Mr. Louis Kleiman,, father of the decedent. Mr. Kleiman. Mr. Kleiman stated that he
was not clear of all of his son’s medical issues and that both the local and the Miami
Veterans Administration medical facilities would have the complete records. Mr.
Kleiman further stated that he would be making arrangements for his son’s burial.
At eleven fifty five a.m. on Saturday, April 27, 2013 I faxed a medical request to
the Veterans Administration Medical Center in Riviera Beach requesting a copy of Mr.
Kleiman’s history and physical and mental evaluations be faxed to this office. At eight
twenty a.m. on Monday, April 29, 2013 I received a faxed copy of the requested medical
charts from the Riviera Beach Veterans Administration Medical Center.
At eight fifty eight a.m. on Monday, April 29, 2013 faxed a medical request to the
Miami Veterans Administration Medical Center requesting a copy of Mr. Kleiman’s
history and physical and mental evaluations be faxed to this office. At nine minutes after
five o’clock p.m. on Monday, April 29, 2013 I received a faxed copy of the requested
medical charts from the Miami Veterans Administration Medical Center.
There is nothing further at this time.

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