A 69 year-old male patient known to be hypertensive, diabetic, alcoholic, and a heavy smoker, presented to the emergency department of our hospital in cardiac arrest, following repetitive chest pain episodes at rest. Two weeks earlier, he experienced similar chest pain with syncope, and a coronary angiogram at that time showed 60 to 70% narrowing in the mid RCA and in the proximal left anterior descending (LAD) artery. He was advised to undergo a fractional flow reserve (FFR) evaluation in order to decide for a stent implantation, but he left the hospital against medical advice.