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Anna Garcia died as an accident, and not as the result of a murder.

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QUESTIONS:
-Did her trip make the flask fall with her?
-Why is it overturned?

HYPOTHESES:
-Experiment
-Placed after working

TESTS:
-Fingerprints
-Durability
-Contents

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QUESTIONS:
-How long was the body left?
-How did she die?

HYPOTHESES:
-Head Trauma (corner of lab)

TESTS:
-State of Rigor Mortis
-Autopsy

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QUESTIONS:
-Suicide note?
-Who for?
-Why?

HYPOTHESES:
-Suicide
-Undelivered, non suicide

TESTS:
-DNA
-Handwriting

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QUESTIONS:
-How long since it was last washed?
-Position?

HYPOTHESES
-Possible DNA in there (Not Anna’s)

Tests
-DNA

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The fingerprint on the note and the fingerprint on the glassware are two different fingerprints

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The fingerprint on the glassware was from Anna, and the finger print on the note is from Erik Peidmont

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No one lied, however questions 3 and 4 appear to trigger a response in the subjects.

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We can clearly see that the hair on the scene was Anna’s 

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We can clearly see that the hair on the scene was Anna’s 

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All blood found on the scene was type A. All suspects without type A blood should be disregarded.

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Fr

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Yesterday, she was recovering from her soccer injury and texting Sam Greene