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Preliminary Blood Results
- No evidence of alcohol
- Trace amounts of acetylsalicylic acid present
- No evidence of overdose of non-prescription or prescription drugs.
-No evidence of her blood pressure medicine she is prescribed

External Examination
General Appearance
-38 years old, 64 inches tall, and weighs 165 pounds.
-No evidence of postmortem tampering

Clothing and Valuables
-Clothes aren't torn but stained with blood
-Small amount of vomit is present on the shoulder area of the blouse
Head and Neck
- Injury to the right temple, including an open wound where pre-mortem bruising is evident
-No signs of injury on neck
Trunk
- Abdomen is distended
Extremeties
- Symmetrical and w/o abnormalities
- Ankles are swollen and signs of edema are positive with moderate fluid accumulation
- Inflamed, red injection sites on left thigh
Injuries
- 2 cm in length, and 5 mm in depth at the center of right temple
-Surrounding area bruised, and limited bleeding evident
-Right elbow bruise

Internal Examination
Gastrointestinal System:

-The mucosa and wall of the esophagus are intact and grayish-pink, without lesions or injuries.

-The stomach mucosa is intact and pink without injury

- The mucosa of the three parts of the small intestine, the duodenum, the jejunum, and the ileum, and the mucosa of the large intestine, the colon and rectum, appears normal.

-Approximately 125ml of partially digested semisolid food is found in the stomach.

-Enlarged Heart

Toxicology:
Blood
-No evidence of alcohol

-Sickled

-No evidence of non-prescription drugs or overdose of prescription drugs.

-Blood glucose level 280 mg/dL (Normal range 70-125 mg/dL)

Stomach Contents
-No evidence of toxins or poisons

-125 mL of partially digested food present.

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August 5th
10:20 AM
Anytown, USA
73º Fahrenheit

Needle
Cell phone
Muddy foot print
Pills- pills at crime scene were later identified as aspirin
Vomit
Knocked over lamp- shows signs of possible struggle
Pool of blood- Anna Garcias blood
Spilt juice

A fingerprint was found at the crime scene, later identified as Alex Garcia's fingerprint
The muddy shoeprint- identified as Anna Garcia's
The hair at the crime scene was also identified as Anna's

The blood at the crime scene was later identified as Anna Garcia's blood, through DNA analysis.

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Has sickle cell anemia

Used Hydroxyurea to treat

Type 1 Diabetic

She has an enlarged heart

Uses an ACE Inhibitor

No signs that she's taking her
medicine for blood pressure

Has a pacemaker

Has Serratia Marcescens

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One theory, and the theory that has the most evidence supporting it, is that Alex Garcia murdered Anna Garcia. Alex Garcia was known to have financial difficulties with Anna's life insurance plans, and also was the last one to see Anna before she was murdered. Also, a fingerprint that belongs to Alex Garcia was also found. You can look at this theory both ways though. Alex could of just been helping Anna and in the process left a fingerprint. The only bad part about this is that it never states where the fingerprint was found.

Another theory but it only has one piece of evidence towards it and it relates to nothing found at the crime scene. Erica Piedmont was seen sitting in a car parked in front of Anna's house day before death.

She could of died due to having a crisis with no one around her to help her and herself unable to control herself.

Anna could of possibly died to a heart attack. As we know, she has an enlarged heart, and uses a ACE Inhibitor and has a pacemaker to treat it. But during the autopsy, in the preliminary blood results, there were no signs that she was taking her blood pressure medicine.

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The needle was a insulin shot, and she vomited, probably had a fever, and took the aspirin. There were no signs that she was taking her blood pressure medicine, which led to a heart attack. When the heart attack started, she instantly fell to the ground, dropping/spilling the juice, and hitting her right temple on the corner of the table and knocking over the lamp whilst landing on her right elbow.  She pulled out her phone, but unfortunately was unable to dial for help before her unfortunate end.