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Anna's food diary consisted of way to much lipids(fats) which can lead the way too type 2 diabetes, and since Anna already had type 2 diabetes, this diet probably made it worse.

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Anna's diet consisted of too much lipids and proteins, and not enough nucleic acids, which most definitely could have a play in Anna's type 2 diabetes. Type 2 Diabetes can kill you, and can also cause kidney failure. Signs of kidney failure can be caused by edema.

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We know Anna was diagnosed with sickle cell disease when she was just a baby. A majority of these people who have sickle cell disase usually die at a more younger age range. We know that Anna Garcia was about 35 at her time of death and there were signs of cut off/low oxygen when she was found, which are symptoms of sickle cell disease.

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Manner,Cause, and Mechanism of Death(Theory)

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Manner,Cause, and Mechanism of Death(Theory)

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I have three different ideas for manner of death. Idea one is that she died from her sickle cell disease. Number two, I think the last reasoning could be from her diet playing into her type 2 diabetes and causing other health issues to arise.

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Manner, Cause, and Mechanism of Death(My new Theory)

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Manner, Cause, and Mechanism of Death(My new Theory)

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Given this evidence, I think that the manner of death

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From Anna's diet, we know that she has a very high intake of proteins and lipids, which does have a play in type 2 diabetes.

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Anna's Health History: Diagnosing Diabetes Pt.2

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Anna's Health History: Diagnosing Diabetes Pt.2

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We know that after glucose testing, Anna had high amounts of glucose in her bloodstream, and after multiple hours of taking the glucose test, the amount of glucose didn't go down back to base(150)

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Anna's Past Health History: Diagnosing Diabetes

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Anna's Past Health History: Diagnosing Diabetes

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We know that at 14 years old, Anna Garcia was sent into Diabetes testing because she had complained of constantly being thirsty and using the restroom more often, both signs of diabetes.

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Anna's Previous Health History: Sickle Cell Disease

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Anna's Previous Health History: Sickle Cell Disease

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We know that Anna was diagnosed with sickle cell disease when she was a baby. We know that side effects of sickle cell disease are
pain in joints
dizziness
fatigue
low oxygen/malaise

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I think Anna has Type 1 diabetes. From the Diagnosing Diabetes PowerPoint, we learn that Anna's body couldn't even produce insulin. So we know that she has type 2 diabetes

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Diabetes: Glucose and it's Connection to Anna

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Diabetes: Glucose and it's Connection to Anna

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There are always traces of glucose(simple sugar) found in the blood stream. Signs of too much glucose in your bloodstream are excessive thirst and urination. In the Diabetes Compare and Contrast, we know that Anna was always thirsty and there were traces of glucose found in her bloodstream.

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Through DNA Fingering, we were able to identify that the blood found at the crime scene belonged to Anna Garcia. Her blood and the blood from the scene matched almost perfectly.

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Another extremity found on Anna's body was that there was little blood near her head, indicating lack of blood flow. We also know that her nail beds/fingers were showing a graying color, showing signs of oxygen deprivation, but there were no signs of Anna being choked.

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To back up our theory that Anna hit her head falling down, the analysis 1.3.1 says "Blunt trauma to the head, wound indicative of a fall against a solid object.." The lab report 1.3.1 also says "A head wound at the right temple, 2 cm in length, and 5 mm in depth at the center. Surrounding area bruised, limited bleeding evident. No skull fracture."

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More info from report 1.3.1 . We know that Anna has recently healed from a break in her humorous bone. There also were signs of a recent heal in her left distal tibia(it's an ankle joint.) Lastly, there were signs of blunt trauma to the head, indicating that her head fell and hit a solid object.

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Damaged internal stuff(organs and tissue)

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Damaged internal stuff(organs and tissue)

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First part will be the damaged organs. The biggest and most important thing to look at first would be that she had a distended abdomen. Your abdomen is located in your stomach, and if it's distended, it is most likely to cause pain, hence a possible reasoning to her taking the aspirin. I also could see that this might be why Anna was at the hospital earlier. We also know that when Anna's body was found, she tested positive for edema, a health issue where fluid builds in or in between the tissues, and causes swelling to happen. This usually occurs in the lower half of the body, like legs or ankles.

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After examination, we knew that Anna had traces in her body of aspirin, but we also know that she had some damage to internal organs, bones, and other parts of her body.

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From the toxicology report from 1.3.1, it showed that before Anna died, she had a small trace of Aspirin in her body.

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Doug Greene is Anna's ex boyfriend, war veteran, and Anna's neighbor. He usually kept a watchful eye on her as she made her daily walks in the morning. He noticed that Anna was wearing a long sleeve sweater during a summer heat wave. He was also the person who made the phone call when he didn't see Anna on her daily walk. My question is why is Doug watching Anna so much?

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Lucy was Anna's best friend and her business partner for their baking company. We know that the duo hit a roadblock when Lucy wanted to expand their business and Anna didn't. We also know that Anna was recently in the hospital about a month ago, and was also on meds, but recently stopped. My question after that interview was is the unknown substance found at the crime scene the substance Anna was supposed to be taking from the hospital?

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We know that Erica was not very fond of Anna, and didn't like how Anna called Alex often. We also know that Erica was with Alex the day before Anna's death. There was also arguing between her and Anna as well.

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We know that Anna and Alex's relationship did not end well. Alex also received money from Anna's death, which could've been a possible motive to kill her. He visited her to talk about something the day before her death. A question I had after his interview was what caused their relationship to crumble. Did Anna suspect Alex on cheating with Erica?

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In order to get any info, we had to order Lucy Leffingwell(Anna's bestie), Doug Greene( Anna's ex boyfriend) Alex Garcia (Anna's ex husband), and Erica Peidmont( Alex Garcia's new wife

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The blood type found at the crime scene was type B, and we know that Anna and Alex Garcia both have type B blood.
Edit: We can now rule out Alex Garcia through DNA fingering

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UKNOWN PILL: ANALYZING AND FINDING THE UNKNOWN SUBSTANCE

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UKNOWN PILL: ANALYZING AND FINDING THE UNKNOWN SUBSTANCE

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The first thing we found on the crime scene was a substance. We had to analyze and test an unknown substance. We tested and compared meth, estasy, acetophemin, cocaine, and Acetylaslicyl Acid(aspirin) to the unknown substance. After going through and testing each substance through a chemical liquid and a clearer liquid, I found that the aspirin and the unknown substance had the same results. Therefore, we know that the unknown substance is aspirin.

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FOOTPRINT: WHO DID THE FOOTPRINT BELONG TO?

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FOOTPRINT: WHO DID THE FOOTPRINT BELONG TO?

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Looking and comparing the footprint to the POI's, I can concur that the footprint belongs to Anna Garcia

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Before we found the fingerprint, we had stumbled upon a footprint as well. We analyzed the patterns and ridges on the footprint and compared it to the POI'S footprints.

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Here is the fingerprint that matched the one found at the crime scene after analyzation. It belonged to Alex Garcia

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While we were examining hair, we were also examining the fingerprint found at the crime scene, finding 10 minutaes, and comparing it the POI's fingerprint. The photo below will be a picture of the fingerprint found at the crime scene

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HAIR SAMPLE: SAMPLE FOUND AT THE CRIME SCENE

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HAIR SAMPLE: SAMPLE FOUND AT THE CRIME SCENE

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Since the hair has to do with the head, this piece of evidence will connect with how how Anna Garcia hit her head. We examined the cortex, medulla, and cuticle of the hair sample found at the crime scene. We also examined the POI's hair structure through one of their hair strands as well. After looking over each individual's hair strand and comparing it to the hair found at the scene, I can conclude that the hair found at the crime scene belonged to Anna Garcia.

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BLOOD DROP: ANNA GARCIA BLOOD DROP(FOUND AT CRIME SCENE)

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BLOOD DROP: ANNA GARCIA BLOOD DROP(FOUND AT CRIME SCENE)

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When measuring the diameter of Anna Garcia's blood drops found at the crime scene, we got two clear blood drops with 11mm in diameter and a 16mm blood drop diameter size. This fit's the range that we got during the lab

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We know that Anna Garcia was 5'3 ft. That is 163.65 cm. When doing the blood drop lab, I used that number for one of my height. When I dropped the blood from that height, I got a range from 10-15 mm in diameter.

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We know that Anna hit her head while she was falling down. In studies such as the EIT Library said that "“blood falls passively due to force being applied to a body.” If she were to hit her head standing up, then there wouldn't have been passive blood drops. They define here that passive blood drops occur when there is a force being applied to the body. Hence, a force causing Anna to fall and then hit her head. This is a reason on how we know Anna Garcia hit her head falling down.

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Here is the line of best fit diagram to reference for the blood drop lab!