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Anna had gone to the hospital to consult advice for her growing back pains. This seems a bit unconnected to the rest of the findings.

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Anna Garcia's body ends up at a dumpster! She must have somehow gotten from her home, all the way to an unrelated location. She wasn't drunk either.

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Garcia had broken up with Doug, recently divorced Alex, and also got into tensions with Lucy. She wasn't lacking any stress.

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The ACE inhibitor, which is used to treat elevated blood pressure, was also near the crime scene.

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The CT scan indicates that there was lack of blood flow to the brain, which would have an immediate impact on the rest of her body.

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Anna rarely followed a healthy diet (she worked at a bakery while being diabetic was something odd), which could have led to the complications of her already diabetic symptoms.

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Aspirin is primarily used as a pain reliever, and its presence at the crime scene suggests that it could have been used to control pains or aches.

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The presence of Alex Garcia at the crime scene shouldn't be discounted. The fingerprint and shoe print analysis proves to be crucial.

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While most of the theories are medical, Alex Garcia could just as easily have killed Anna Garcia. Many of the pills, or blood spatter could be set up (the spatter being 90 degrees seems fishy), and the fingerprints and shoe prints are very critical evidence that haven't been considered as of yet. Alex Garcia had to have been connected in Anna's demise; the only question is how?

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We were also given insight into Anna Garcia's nutrition during her autopsy. It was clear that her foods included quite a bit of bread and starches, which for someone with Type 1 Diabetes could be very harmful. She didn't eat very healthy food either, which contributes to her lack of energy. Her high cholesterol diet would also lead to the plaque build up in her arteries.

Acid re-flux is another possible issue that Garcia might have had. She had vomit right next to her, and without any alcohol in her body, the other theories do not control for this factor.

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Anna Garcia was diagnosed with type I diabetes when she was young. Recently, Anna Garcia's autopsy report showed that there were significant amounts of ketones in her urine. This is crucial, since instead of her body burning glucose (which would reduce blood sugar), her body was burning her body fat. As a result, she would have very low energy. Ultimately, she would have an excess of glucose within the body. The injection marks on her hips could be from when she tried to inject insulin to control it - but to no avail. The aspirin taken would help control the aches that she faced.

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Anna Garcia's urinary tract infection could also be important to consider when discussion the possible reasons of death. It was found that she had the S. Marscenes bacterium within her body - a factor of urinary tract. With further research, doctors were able to say that the aggregation in white blood cells was directly linked to this. This caused a reduction in red blood cells throughout the body. A lack of RBC would contribute to the lack of oxygen throughout the body.

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Stroke is one of the most likely reasons why Anna Garcia died. Stroke is defined to be "damage to the brain from interruption of its blood supply". This was evident in Anna Garcia's case, as the CT scan showed areas of Garcia's brain where there was a lack of  oxygen. Furthermore, the coloring of her toenails also indicate there could be a lack of blood in many parts of the body. This would be caused by irregular circulation of blood throughout the heart. Anna's sickle cell syndrome would perfectly match this - as her sickle-celled red blood cells would get stuck in the blood vessels and be unable to flow throughout the body. More so, there was plaque discovered during the autopsy, which would block blood vessels and prevent proper circulation. Garcia, because of her stroke, would have hit the floor very hard.

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Doug Greene was the one who originally called the police in order to report that Anna Garcia seemed to be missing the day of her death. The day prior, Greene noted that she had been walking her dog. outside her house. Greene has an interesting backstory, as he was dating Anna Garcia for an extended period of time, before a sudden end. No evidence points to his involvement, though.

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A very likely suspect for the case due to the evidence from the fingerprint and footprint at the crime scene. We know that Alex Garcia recently divorced Anna, but still provides her with insurance money; Alex now has been having some financial problems. A possible scenario is that Alex Garcia murdered Anna Garcia using physical violence - which would explain the head trauma.

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Leffingwell is Anna's best friend and worked at the bakery with Anna Garcia. They have been known to be extremely close with one another but recently got into some trouble regarding differing opinions on expanding the business. Evidence hasn't pointed towards her involvement.

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The new wife of Alex Garcia following Anna's divorce. She doesn't appear to be too friendly, but hasn't been represented on the crime scene thus far. However, a few witnesses mentioned that she was in a car in front of Anna's house a few days prior.

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A Hispanic woman who is at the center of this mystery. She was most recently seen alive walking her dog the day prior. She has a multitude of illnesses that she has grown up with - all of which could have some effect on her untimely death. She was recently divorced from her husband, Alex Garcia.

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During the autopsy report, several physical factors were noticed. First, on the right frontal part of her head, Anna Garcia had swelling from a falling motion. Her ankles had edema and were also very swollen. She had fingernails with low oxygen. There were also signs of intrusions on her thighs - which would suggest that she was injecting something. An additional analysis includes that her face was uneven and drooping. The coroner also found that the carotid artery had some plaque.

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During the autopsy, the coroner was able to find traces of the S. Marcescens bacterium. Likely, this contributed to a urinary tract infection. It was first contracted from a catheter which was contaminated with the pathogen. The urinary tract infection would also contribute to the pink, cloudy urine found during the autopsy.

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Via additional indicator analysis, the pills scattered across the crime scene were proven to be aspirin.

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The almost-perfectly circular blood spatter indicates that it was dropped at an exact 90 degree angle. Via Gel Electrophoresis, the blood was proven to be Anna Garcia's.

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Had serious chest pain prior to the incident, doesn't smoke, eats certain foods that are high in fat/calories, drinks lots of wine, takes an aspirin every day (which was seen at the crime scene), larger than average waist, and limited exercise.

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Her parents had a history of heart disease and high cholesterol. Diabetes was also prevalent across near family members.

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There was a minor head wound causing the surrounding area to be bruised and swollen; not much bleeding or fracturing of the bones. Further CT scans show uneven blood flow throughout the brain - not normal. No sign of pregnancy.

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Anna Garcia, a baker, was found deceased near a dumpster on August 14, 2013. Around her body, she was surrounded by blood and a small area of vomit nearby. Head trauma was also evident. No illicit drugs or weapons were found at the crime scene. The estimated time of death, using the Glaister equation, was 7 PM. The DNA samples taken from the crime scene belong to Anna Garcia. The blood samples could either be Alex or Anna Garcia. The hair is Anna's samples. The shoe print is solely Anna Garcia's.  The fingerprint's whorl shape is characteristic of Alex Garcia's.

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When she was 14 months old, Anna Garcia was diagnosed with sickle cell disease based on a splenetic sequestration. Garcia had severe anemia and an aggregation of white blood cells. She had high blood pressure and high heart rate. The detrimental form of cholesterol, LDL, was also abnormally high within her body. This could lead to cholesterol clogging her arteries.

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Anna Garcia, at age 14, started to exhibit symptoms that suggested that she needed too much rest. Yet, she was breathing normally, had normal speech, and didn't appear to have sores. She was later diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes after doctors found, via glucose tolerance testing, that she had glucose in her urine. Her blood sugar was abnormally high and based on the GTT graph, would not gradually regress to the mean.

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Blood Pressure: 140 | 72
Normal -> 120 | 80
Pulse: 44 bpm
Normal -> 60+
Respiration Rate: 22 bpm
Normal -> <20 bpm

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Total Cholesterol: 389 mg/dL
LDL: 243 mg/dL
HDL: 60mg/dL
Triglycerides: 145 mg/dL
Hemoglobin A1C: 7.1%

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-> Blood ketones 1.2 mmol/L (whereas normal is below 0.6)
-> Blood pH of 6.95 (slightly acidic)
-> Blood glucose level is 280 mg/dL (normal is 70-125)

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Age: 38
Weight: 165 lb
Height: 64 inches
Race: Hispanic American
Sex: Female
Date of Autopsy: August 15 at 11 AM. Performed by Dr. King