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Doug Greene:
-Anna Garcia's neighbor, and friend
-called police 2 hours after death
-Last saw Anna walking dog at 6:30 a.m. previous morning
-Said Anna usually would walk her dog in the mornings, but had not been as much recently
-Anna lives alone, with no family living near by.  Her closest companion is her dog.
- Doug and Anna had been involved romantically recently, but Anna had ended it suddenly last week

Alex Garcia:
-Divorced Anna Garcia last year, and he married a younger woman soon after
- Still the beneficiary on Anna's life insurance
- He was over at Anna's house the night before, to go over paperwork

Erica Piedmont:
-Erica is now married to Alex Garcia
-Saw that Erica was sitting inside a parked car in front of Anna's house the day before she died
-Both Erica and Alex were seen sitting at a diner having a heated argument

Lucie Lefftingwell:
-Best friend and co-owner of the local bakery
-Business has been doing well lately, but they have been arguing whether to expand the business or not
-Anna was last seen at work yesterday
-That day she left work early to take care of something
-Lucie is unsure whether to buy Anna out of her part of the business
-Anna's been in the hospital lately, and Lucie is unsure whether she is on or off of antibiotics
-Anna was experiencing back pain near her thighs.

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1st Theory
One of my theories is that her death was a result of murder.  After examining the pictures that I got from the crime scene, I noticed a few small details that I hadn't at the time of taking them.  Given that she was lying on her stomach with her head turned to the right, I could tell that her shoes were on the wrong feet.  This led me to believe that somebody else put her shoes on her.  I then noticed that based on the final footprint in front of her shoe, it indicates that she collapsed immediately after taking that step. We analyzied the foot prints at the scene, and saw that they matched Anna's, proving that she either took steps before collapsing, or somebody planted those with her shoes, to through the evidence off. Next, I took a closer look at the blood next to her head.  I saw that the puddle of blood closest to her mouth had finger prints in it.  If you look at her hand, there is no blood.  Somebody could have moved her, or tried to set up her body, getting their hands in it. This is also a possibility because after matching the blood of the people of interst to the blood found at the scene, we saw that it could have been Anna's, Alex's or Lucy's.  I decided to cross out Lucy because we did not see anymore evidence of her being there at the scene.  Also, type A blood is a very common type.  This narrowed the possibilities down to Anna and/or Alex.  As for the finger prints at the scene, we saw them at the top of the fridge, and in the blood.  We were able to confirm that they were those of Alex Garcia.  This is another piece of evidnece pointing to Alex Garcia being the murderer. The pills and syringe seemed suspicious from the beginning.  Assuming that she was holding them before she collapsed, she would have dropped them, sprawling the pills out.  At the scene though, they were neatly together, along with the syringe. We also tested the pills, finding out that they were aspirin.  While overdosing was a possibility, it would have taken a lot of aspirin to do so.  The final piece of evidence pointing towards a murder is that there was a motive.   In the testimonies, I learned that Anna had been divorced to Alex Garcia the previous year, yet he was still on Anna's life endurance.   Alex and his new wife Erica would both benefit from Anna's death.  It says that the night before Anna died, Alex was over at her house to go over paper work, and that his wife was seen in the car outside of Anna's house.  This means that it was physically possible him and/or his wife to murder her based on their known location near her time of death.

2nd Theory
The other idea I had in mind was that her death was a cause of her health at the time.  There was numerous evidence indicating a rapid decline of her health.
1. At the crime scene, it showed that her shoes were on the wrong feet, and they were also untied. This could indicate a loss of awareness for what she was doing, and her surroundings.  I also saw that only one of her shoes had dirt on it.  We also see that she took at least one step before collapsing, showing that she was coming directly from the place where she got her shoe dirty.  I theorize that she might have stepped off of the concrete into soil or some dirt.  This, as well, might have been a result of clumsiness, or even dizziness.  Both of these symptoms are signs of declining health.
2. I also noticed that she had on a sweater, and sweatpants.  The report said that she had been seen walking her dog dressed similarly the previous day, even though it was warm out.  At the time she was found dead, her house temperature read 73 degrees Fahrenheit.  This as a whole indicates that her body temperature was colder than it should have been.
3. I also found it odd that she had sunglasses on.  Even though it was most likely that she had been outside, wearing sunglasses can be used to help headaches (blocking out too much light), as well as being warn when people are having hangover, as well as while they are on drugs.  This evidence makes it possible that she was either having headaches, or on drugs , both due to declining health.
4.  Her best friend, Lucie Lefftingwell, had said that Anna had been experiencing back pains in her lower thighs, and that she had been making frequent visits to the hospital.  Lucie was also unsure whether Anna was on antibiotics or not.  Anna's clumsiness could have also due to back pains, making it possible for her to slip and fall fatally. Frequent visits to the hospital indicates her health problem, since she had no known family near by, or friends.  As for the antibiotics, there were pills and a syringe with blood net to it at the crime scene.

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38 years old

Weighs 165 pounds

164 inches 5'4"

Female

No evidence of alcohol

Traces of aspirin

No evidence of overdose of non-prescription or prescription drugs

External Examintiaton
Well- developed and well-nurished adult hispanic female who appears to be states age of 38.

Head
Open wound where pre-mortem bruising is evident.

Ankles are swollen and enlarged (edima

Finger nails show drain, low oxygen

recently healed broken arm and left foot

Enflamed red injection on her thigh

Generalized look shows evidence of having little oxygen

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