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Anna Garcia is a  37 year old woman  whit multiple cardiac deceases. a new discovery came up,, A person was found. All of the similarities let me to believe the woman found is Anna Garcia

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Body found(maches all of the medical records of Anna Garcia

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Body found(maches all of the medical records of Anna Garcia

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Anna Garcia was only 38 when she went missing.   Evidence at the crime scene points to the fact that she may be dead. without a body, the crime remains unsolved.  We do know that she had numerous medical issues.

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Anna Garcia’s credit card has been used at the local grocery store.  Her cell phone has binged several times in the area.  The autopsy report on the body found has come back with as 0 negative blood type, and the finger prints do not match Anna’s fingerprints on her latest arrest information.  As of right now, Anna Garcia is still missing.

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Patient’s Name: | Age: | Date:
Anna Garcia | 37 | May 14th
Height: | Weight: | Temperature:
5’4” | 158 lbs | 98.7°F
Blood Pressure: | Pulse: | Respiration Rate:
140/72 | 98 bpm | 22 bpm
Chief ComplaintAnna is a 37 year old Hispanic woman with both Type 1 diabetes and sickle cell disease who was referred to a cardiologist for a full cardiac evaluation after two incidents of self-resolved chest pain. Anna is a non-smoker who admits to eating a diet high in both calories and fat. Anna consumes three glasses of wine each day after work. Anna used to be an athlete, but has not kept up with formalized exercise. Anna takes a daily aspirin and does do a Yoga home video as needed to help her deal with the stress of her illnesses and her job. Anna has a family history of early heart disease as well as uncontrolled hypertension. Her father had a heart attack when he was only 41 years old.  Patient was evaluated by physical exam, blood work, cardiac stress test with electrocardiogram (EKG), and an echocardiogram. Results later prompted an angiogram.  Laboratory AnalysisCBC results are normal – no abnormalities in red blood cells, white blood cells, or platelets. Full cholesterol panelTotal Cholesterol – 389 mg/dLLDL – 243 mg/dLHDL – 60 mg/dLTriglycerides – 145 mg/dLFasting blood sugar – 85 mg/dLHemoglobin A1c – 7.1% Findings/Diagnosis - Her ldl levels were quite high      Genetic Analysis Given that the normal cholesterol level is >100 and hers was 389 it indicates that she was very unhealthy and at a state of alarm. Her cholesterol levels are almost 300 over the normal cholesterol level. In that state she is at a very high risk of stroke, or heart attack. She will develop heart problems if she stays in that state.   RecommendationsShe needs to quickly change her diet or get on medications to lower her cholesterol, she should stay hospitalized until she is stable.

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1. blood: hydroxyurea, trace amounts- used for treatment of sickle cell anemia

Hematocrit: 47%

Microscopic analysis of blood- abnormalities found the blood looked as if it had sickle cell disease

Possible causes: sickle cell disease

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fingernails were blue/gray in color, cause being the body has been deceased for a long period of time

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She was strangled and in a fight, lots of signs of struggle, and she had slash wounds… problems with blood circulation, she fell.

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Evidence points to this case being a homicide. There were lots of slash marks on the corpse and signs point to there being a struggle.

The next step should be performing an autopsy. This would be done with the medical examiner and the morgue assistant. They should also get a Toxicologist to investigate the body and discover any possible drugs or toxins in her body. Once this is done we can figure out who killed her.

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The blood found at the crime belonged to either Anna Garcia or Doug Green. The hair found belonged to Lucy Leffingwell.  The finger prints belonged to Alex Garcia.  The footprint Doug Green. Heroin and aspirin were both found at the scene. Evidence of possibly multiple people were found at the scene. The blood is the most inconscient piece of evidence since it could belong to Anna Garcia or Doug Green.

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Anna Garcia: DNA found at crime scene

On August 14th the Police received a call and investigated the house of Anna Garcia. When they got to the scene they found a footprint, blood,hair, drugs, fingerprint and no Anna Garcia. The next day they found Anna Garcia's body.

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Unknown substance:aspirin

Syringe: heroine

Anna Garcia or Doug greens blood was at the scene

Hair at the scene: Lucy Zeffirelli

Fingerprint: Alex Garcia

Footprint: Doug Green

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Persons of interest (possible crime suspects)

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Persons of interest (possible crime suspects)

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: Alex Garcia-ex husband, beneficiary to her life insurance    Erica Piedmont-Alex's new wife, had fight with him and was seen outside Anna's house the day before  Doug Green-neighbor, called the police  Lucy Leffingwell- annals business partner, trying to buy her out of the business.   Blood splatter: she must have been at a height of lower than 3 feet due to experiment I did

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a hot, 92°F summer morning. The emergency call came in at 9:45 am. A man contacted the police to report that he was worried about his next door neighbor, a woman named Anna Garcia. He informed the police that he had spoken to Anna the previous morning when he saw her walking her dog around 6:30 am. He noted that she was wearing a sweater even though they were currently experiencing a heat wave. He decided to call the police this morning because Anna’s dog had been barking excitedly for the last two hours (which is extremely unusual in this normally quiet suburban neighborhood). He tried to call Anna on the telephone, but no one answered. Next he tried ringing her doorbell, but there was no answer. The 911 operator notified the local police and the emergency medical technicians (EMT). Both the police and the EMT arrived at the scene at 9:56 am. The front door had to be broken down. Upon entering the house, they found Anna nowhere in sight. It was a comfortable 73˚F inside the house. The dog was sitting on the couch in the living room. He had blood on his paws but did not appear to be injured. The office area was in complete disarray. There was a large puddle of blood on the floor. Several bloody foot prints as well as bloody dog prints. The police immediately notified your team of crime scene investigators who were dispatched to the house.