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commander and explained % that he felt “the colonel was either in congestive heart failure and that he had a mass in the abdomen that I felt should be checked out.” Holmes was admitted to Bethesda that day or the following day, Krebser said.
Then, he told the jury, Nancy Natt called again in October with a request that he see Holmes and in this instance, he found the colonel’s abdomen and legs quite swollen w^ith edema and the colonel t<^d him he was dying of cancer. Krebser said he wasn’t satisfied with the medication Holmes was on and asked if the colonel would mind if he called Dr. Neilsen. According to Krebser, Col. Holmes replied that he wasn’t sure Neilsen wanted him on the case. “1 felt maybe the colonel didn’t want me on the case either so I didn’t pursue it,” the local doctor said.
(Next week: Rebuttal, Final Arguments and Verdict)
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