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   A new autopsy report alleges wealthy Democratic donor Ed Buck   
   waited 15 minutes to summon paramedics after a second black died   
   in his apartment in the span of two years.   
      
   Buck’s lawyer is disputing the timeline.   
      
   “We have a different scenario,” lawyer Seymour Amster told the   
   Daily News on Friday. “First of all, my client did not have a   
   clock timing whether it was 15 minutes or not.”   
      
   Amster claimed Buck was actually in another room, taking a   
   shower, when Timothy Dean, 55, allegedly fell unconscious at his   
   West Hollywood residence in the predawn hours of Jan. 7.   
      
   “He finds Timothy in a state of being unresponsive in the living   
   room. He doesn’t wait to call 911. He calls, and as he’s on the   
   phone, he’s getting instructions to perform CPR,” Amster said.   
      
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   It was Monday that the Los Angeles County Sheriff first   
   confirmed Dean died from an accidental methamphetamine overdose   
   inside Buck’s second-floor apartment.   
      
   The coroner released the full autopsy days later, revealing an   
   investigator’s narrative that said Buck initially claimed “he   
   attempted CPR for 15 minutes before contacting 911.”   
      
   Dean’s death, which remains under investigation, came 18 months   
   after a 26-year-old black man named Gemmel Moore died from a   
   meth overdose in Buck’s residence in July 2017.   
      
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   Both dead men were found lying at least partially on a mattress   
   in Buck’s living room with sex toys nearby and syringes found at   
   the scene, their reports state.   
      
   According to the coroner’s office, Buck claimed Dean was   
   exhibiting “bizarre behavior” before his death and at one point   
   used a piece of clothing to fashion a noose around his neck.   
      
   “The witness relays that he removed the ‘noose’ and the decedent   
   then stood up and began throwing clothes up in the air,” the   
   report says.   
      
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   The coroner investigator who wrote the report said “no items of   
   clothing that appeared to be fashioned like a noose” were   
   observed at the scene.   
      
   Investigators recovered three syringes, two glass pipes and   
   multiple glass vials from the apartment, the report states.   
      
   Evidence of meth use was found on one of the pipes. Two of the   
   sealed vials had labels for erectile dysfunction medication. One   
   had a label for a medication used to rapidly reverse an opioid   
   overdose.   
      
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   Dean was found with significant alcohol in his system and   
   flexible plastic devices on his genitalia, the report says.   
      
   Buck told investigators at the scene that “he did not see the   
   decedent taking any drugs and that they did not have sex,”   
   according to the report.   
      
   Deputy Medical Examiner Matthew Miller wrote in his notes that   
   other men have stepped forward and claimed they received drugs   
   “via penile injection” at Buck’s residence.   
      
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   Miller said he found no evidence that Dean received drugs that   
   way before his death. He said “an old injection site” elsewhere   
   on the body appeared to show evidence of a “new hemorrhage” and   
   may have been used shortly before the overdose.   
      
   Attempts to reach a member of Dean’s family were not immediately   
   successful Friday.   
      
   Buck – a white man who previously ran for West Hollywood City   
   Council and is a prominent Democratic donor and figure in LGBTQ   
   political circles – has denied any wrongdoing in the deaths of   
   both Dean and Moore.   
      
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   Dean’s sister previously told The News she wants answers.   
      
   “Me personally, I demand a full investigation. I really think   
   this man, Buck, was involved. I really believe he preyed on   
   people. I think he’s sick. He really needs to get some help,”   
   sister Joyce Jackson, a resident of Tampa, said.   
      
   Meanwhile, Moore’s mother LaTisha Nixon has filed a wrongful   
   death lawsuit claiming Buck, 64, has a “well-documented history   
   of isolating black men for predatory sexual encounters.”   
      
      
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