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Anna Garcia: type B
Alex Garcia: type A
Lucy Leffingwell: type O
Doug Greene: type AB
Erica Piedmont: type B
Blood found at crime scene: type B

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Anna Garcia was found facedown in her home on August 25th. She was a 38 year old woman- how did she die?

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Erica is the new wife of Alex Garcia. Reported that Erica was seen sitting in a car parked on the street in front of Anna’s house the day before her death. Erica and Alex were seen at a local diner recently having a heated argument.

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Alex is Anna’s former husband. Alex and Anna went through a nasty divorce last year. As soon as the divorce was finalized, Alex quickly remarried a much younger woman. Alex and his new wife are currently expecting a baby. Alex is rumored to be having financial difficulties and is still the beneficiary on Anna’s life insurance plan. Alex last saw Anna last night when he went to her house to discuss some paperwork.

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Doug is Anna’s neighbor and friend who called the police. Doug last saw Anna when she was walking her dog at 6:30am yesterday morning. Doug reports that Anna usually walks her dog every morning, but that recently she’s been skipping the morning walk. He stated that Anna lives alone, has no family that lives close by, and her closest companion is her dog. Doug and Anna recently were involved romantically, but Anna abruptly ended the relationship last week.

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Anna’s best friend and co-owner of a local bakery. Business has been doing very well lately, but Anna and Lucy have been arguing over whether or not to expand the business and create a sugar-free line of products. Lucy really wants to expand, but Anna refuses. She last saw Anna at work yesterday.

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Anna left work a little early because she said she had something to take care of. Lucy has been debating whether or not to buy Anna out of her half of the business. The conflict with their business arrangement has caused a lot of strife in their friendship. Lucy mentioned that Anna had been in the hospital recently, but assumed that she was feeling better as Anna told her that she was no longer taking the antibiotics prescribed to her. Anna did however note that she had been experiencing back pain radiating towards her sides.

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The hair at the crime scene belonged to Anna Garcia. The images can be found here- the similarities found between the who hair follicles is undeniable.

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The shoeprint at the crime scene belongs to Anna Garcia. Lucy Luffingwell and Anna Garcia both have a pair of shoes that match the prints found at the crime scene. We have been told, though, that Lucy has rather large feet. The shoe size found at the scene is a woman's 7 and 1/2, which isn't exceptionally large.

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The unknown drug found at the crime scene is Aspirin. compared to Hydrocodone, Acetaminophen, Methamphetamine and Ecstasy. The Advil pills were found next to a discarded cup on the floor.

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1. Generalized pallor and evidence of oxygen deprivation.

2. Fingernails and toenails blue/gray color.

3. Evidence of vomit in oral cavity.

4. Blunt trauma to the head, wound indicative of a fall against a solid object, light bleeding suggesting lack of blood flow.

5. Edema of ankles visible.

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Food testing showed that some of the foods Anna Garcia ate while leading up to her death were far above the recommended calories that she should be eating.

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From the autopsy report It was shown that there were no toxins in her system. It was found that she has type 1 diabetes.

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Anna Garcia has a very low hematocrit meaning she is anemic.

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If she didn’t have a negative feedback loop to regulate her blood sugar, it then would spike and be out of homeostasis. Our body has to be in balance (homeostasis)  to live and work well. Not being in homeostasis and without it fixed by a negative feedback loop, she would eventually die.

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Anna Garcia had type 1 diabetes. She had high blood sugar and has had to go to the hospital several times. People can have many health problems due to diabetes, many of which, if unregulated, could have killed her, such as hypertension or hypotension.

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Anna had familial hypercholesterolemia, which is an inherited trait that can cause high cholesterol. Anna's lifestyle is mostly inactive and her eating habits didn't help her case.

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Sickle cell disease is a genetic recessive disease that affects the red blood cells in the body. It makes them crescent shaped, and they clog blood vessels easier. This condition made Anna's blood vessels more closed off, therefore increasing her blood pressure.

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Anna's heart has a lot of problems for a lot of reasons. For example, her diabetes can raise blood pressure. So can her sickle cell disease, high LDL levels from her high cholesterol and unhealthy eating habits- putting a lot of pressure on her heart. Anna Garcia's heart has lots of plaque in her coronary arteries, which could have lead to her death due to a heart attack.

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Anna Garcia had a UTI, which is a bacterial infection in the urinary tract. Usually, if treated, a UTI will be harmless, if a little painful.
Unfortunately, Anna Garcia's medication was (without her knowledge) changed. If a bad UTI is untreated, the infection can spread and other organs and body systems could potentially suffer.