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This file provides important information about Anna Garcia. It shows that

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This file provides us information that Anna Garcia has a history of family with early heart disease. It also shows that she had a diet high in both calories and fats Anna only exercises irregularly. The stress test, EKG, and other tests show that Anna also has tachycardia (abnormally high heart rate), premature ventricular contractions, and a blockage in her left anterior descending coronary artery. Slight mitral valve regurgitation noted.

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It is possible that Anna Garcia died from a heart attack caused by the weakness of her heart from atherosclerosis. It also caused tachycardia (abnormally high heart rate), premature ventricular contractions, and a blockage in her left anterior descending coronary artery concentric left ventricular hypertrophy, mild mitral valve prolapse, and mild peripheral vascular disease in the left leg , which all further weakened the heart making it pump harder. Furthermore, high glucose levels were present creating more pressure in her blood vessels.

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This file provides information about Anna's heart condition revealing that she had an un-diagnosed concentric left ventricular hypertrophy, mild mitral valve prolapse, atherosclerosis, and mild peripheral vascular disease in the left leg. Also, mentioned again, Anna has high glucose levels (280 mg/dL), which can lead to atherosclerosis. Atherosclerosis can lead to an infarction, cardiac arrest, and possibly a stroke.

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It is highly possible that Anna died from Sepsis, which is caused or activated by a bacterial infection. The bacterial infection of Serratia marcescens was from a contaminated catheter. Sepsis is the body's reaction to a bacterial infection, in which it inflames mulitple areas of the body including where important organs are. Some evidence that this could be possible is that in Anna's autopsy report, there was an abnormal amount of White Blood Cells in her body.

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This file provides important information that Anna Garcia had a bacterial infection of Serratia Marcescens in her urinary tract from a contaminated catheter. Many tests confirmed and identified that the bacteria was Serratia Marcescens. She suffered from extreme fatigue, pain, and the urine was cloudy pink.

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One theory I have is that Anna died from a bacterial infection, which was caused by spleen sequestration. (a complication of SCD when sickle cells damage the spleen and make it malfunction) "Abdomen is enlarged on left side of abdomen – possibly indicative of splenic sequestration." There also are signs that Anna had a bacterial infection, "Abnormal amount of White Blood Cells" This could indicate that there was an infection because white blood cells only appear when a disease is present.

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This file provides important information vital to Anna Garcia's case. It updates the current status of Anna's medical history by showing things like breathing problems, low oxygen levels in her body (in her blood, organs, etc.), and spleen sequestration. These complications of sickle cell anemia could have caused her death as they have dire consequences. (death, weakened immune system)

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goo.gl/7atqFI

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This file provides information about the blood analysis of Anna Garcia. The blood analyzed contained a low amount of hematocrit (20%). Also, there was an abnormal amount of white blood cells, which indicated that there was some type of foreign substance of virus/bacteria. Another detail included in the autopsy report is that her nails and fingers were discolored. This means that there was a lack of oxygen in the body at that time.

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https://goo.gl/4rCauW

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Anna could have died from poor oral health because if not moderated it can cause bacteria to enter the bloodstream making it toxic. Kidney failure can happen. Evidence: Examination of the oral cavity revealed significant plaque buildup on the teeth as well as severely receding gums. 4-5 unfilled dental were visible.

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If blood sugar levels aren't controlled, they can lead to serious effects. Ketoacidosis is that serious effect and very fatal. It is caused by burning fat for energy instead of glucose. Evidence of this is that in her autopsy report ketones were found in her urine. Ketones make the blood acidic and eventually lead to kidney failure, etc. It is likely that Anna died from this.

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Complication of Diabetes and Heart (Stroke)

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Complication of Diabetes and Heart (Stroke)

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One theory I have is that Anna had a stroke, then hit her head on the table dealing the final blow leading to her death. There was a lack of oxygen due to the coloration of the fingernails/toenails, which is an indicator of stroke. Blunt trauma to the head, wound indicative of a fall against a solid object, light bleeding suggesting lack of blood flow. Stroke is fatal and can lead to death/accidents.

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This file provides information about the complications that came from diabetes. This would be Ketoacidosis (DKA), Oral Health Problems, Eye Complications, and Kidney Disease. Ketoacidosis, Oral Health, and Kidney Disease are very fatal. Ketoacidosis happens when energy is coming from fats instead of glucose and it releases deadly ketones. Oral Health can lead bacteria into the bloodstream eventually making the bloodstream toxic. The kidneys filter excess waste and if it is down the bloodstream becomes toxic.

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https://goo.gl/iGCUQ8

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This file provides information on Anna's autopsy report. Stomach contents were reported back and found a high level of glucose in the bloodstream. To be exact, the Blood glucose level was 280 mg/dL (normal range 70-125 mg/dL). This means that Anna experienced a case hyperglycemia before she died.

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https://goo.gl/Zxz4jh

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This file provides information on Anna's diet and tells us whether or not she was eating the right foods. It tells us which food groups were overeaten or under eaten. Anna was not eating the right types of food for a diabetic. She ate sugar high food groups and was missing out on important nutrients. (fruit/proteins)

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https://goo.gl/Zde6eF

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This file provides the exact information of what Anna ate from August 11, 2012 to the morning of her death, August 13, 2012. Her diet contained a lot of fat, carbs, and empty calories. This diet was not appropriate for her condition and may have ultimately led to her death.

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https://goo.gl/sYPefz

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This file provides vital information on Anna Garcia's younger life. It tells us that Anna has been diagnosed with sickle cell disease when she was younger and is now experiencing signs of diabetes, such as thirst, often urination, fatigue, lost of weight, and most important, excess glucose in the bloodstream. It also gives us information on Anna's family history of high cholesterol diets and heart diseases.

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This section provides us vital information on Anna Garcia's life, such as medical history, and food dairy

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A muddy footprint found at the scene was identified as Anna Garcia's shoeprint by analyzing trends and patterns.

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The only possible cause of death for Anna Garcia is natural causes

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The average body temperature is 98.6 F. Anna's body temperature (measured rectally) was 92.4 F. Using the Glaister equation ( 98.6 + measured temp./ 1.5 = hours since death), a conclusion was made that she had died at 7:00 A.M.

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The hair found was identified as Anna Garcia's hair.

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The blood found at the scene was Type B blood, which Anna and Alex Garcia share.

Blood Diameter: 6 mm.

Blood Height = approx. 68 cm. or 2 feet.

The Height and Diameter of the Blood was determined through several experiments with blood.

The blood was confirmed as Anna Garcia's through Gel Electrophoresis.

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The unknown pill was identified as the medicine, aspirin, or acetylsalicylic acid.

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The unknown fingerprint was identified as Alex Garcia's. It is an ulnar loop fingerprint.

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The evidence that was found at the scene was: an unknown pill, fingerprints, blood spatters, a muddy shoe print, and a hair.

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- a 30 year old Hispanic woman.

- ex-husband is Alex Garcia

- has no known medical issues

- was seen last jogging wearing a sweater in heat temperature

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- Anna's best friend and co-owner of a bakery with her

- Lucy and Anna have been arguing about whether expand their business

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- Alex's new wife

- was seen eating with Alex in a diner arguing about an issue.

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- Anna's next door neighbor

- was recently in a relationship with Anna, but it was cut short the week of her death

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- Anna's ex-husband

- has financial problems and is the beneficiary of Anna's life insurance

- was at Anna's house discussing paperwork the night before she died

- his fingerprint (ulnar loop) was found at the scene

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The persons of interest are Doug Greene, Alex Garcia, Erica Piedmont, and Lucy Leffingwell.