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Victim name: Anna Garcia
Gender: Female
Age: 20
Part time job at Gentry life and science building.
She is an undergraduate college student
Usually goes to school or works at the life and science building.

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Location: Gentry Life Science Building

Description of Scene:
Anna Garcia is found to be dead. She is laying on the ground, there is blood on the floor and table. A phone is found on the table, and flies are at the scene. They have laid eggs on the body.

List of Evidence
- Body
- Blood on floor
- Blood on shelf
- Flies
- Maggots
- Phone
- Note in pocket
- Lab ware
- Hair on coat

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the people of interest in this case are:
Eric Piedmont
Dominique Hall
Taylor Diaz
Dr. Elis Opal
Sam Greene

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Discussion of whether or not the persons of interest statements were trustworthy
Eric Piedmont is in my opinion the most suspicious. Eric Piedmont lied on the polygraph for question 2. Dominique Hall Lied on question 2 and 4, but is less suspicious (because of other tests like the blood test). Sam Greene had indications of lying on questions 3 and 4. All of the peoples respiration rates and their heart rate was not at normal rates.

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based on the timeline, Anna was with Dominique last at school on 8/23. Then on 8/24 when Eric and Anna text, she doesn't respond which starts to seem suspicious because she is found dead, and maybe that is why she cannot text

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Anna's death is still shrouded in mystery. There is not enough evidence to back up any of the specific causes of death listed. All of the evidence we have found, such as Eric Piedmont's fingerprint on the note at the scene and Anna's blood on the table and floor were inconclusive and did not back up any of the causes of death listed.

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I think that finding the cause of death is very important, because without that we dont have much info. If we know it was a bullet wound, we could find the model and caliber of gun, but without that info we are stuck.

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1. How do multiple sources of data help investigators solve forensic cases with accuracy? Using multiple sources of data tell us the entire story. Without all the information our findings will just be inconclusive.
2. How does the experimental design process inform forensic science? Cite one specific example and explain.
The experimental design process is important because we have to find who and how people died. For example, we can make a hypothesis and conduct an experiment to find things out. We did this with the blood drop testing, because we tested lots of drops to see which one matched.
3. Is all evidence important to solving a case? How do forensic scientists determine what is important?
All evidence is important to solve a case because evidence can fit together like puzzle pieces. If one piece is not important now, it may be crucial later in the crime. If a note was left and we cant figure out its origin, and later more info is revealed it could give us insight.