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Anna threw up due to her ketoacidosis

Erica switched her migraine vasoconstrictor ergotamine for Anna’s ceftazidime, which, (because it’s a vasoconstrictor), hardened Anna’s blood vessels after she ingested it, which clamped down on her pre-existing blood clots due to sickle cell and diabetes

Anna fell

She gashed her head on the cart

She wasn’t able to get up due to dehydration from hyperglycemia and lack of oxygen around her body due to sickle cell, the heart attack, and stroke

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- A heart attack due to blockages in the coronary arteries, causing cardiac tissue death
- UTI infection, bacteria spread and she didn't take her antibiotics as prescribed
- A stroke due to blockages in the coronary arteries and ischemic tissue in the brain, caused other body systems to shut down
- SHE WAS MURDERED??

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The reaction present with each indicator was identical. Both turned or maintained the same color with the various chemicals, and both developed identical textures. Aspirin and the Unknown Substance both fizzed and produced a new gas with Indicator 1 and 3, and both turned pitch black when dissolved into Indicator 2.

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- UTI
- Stroke
- Sickle Cell attack
- Diabetic Coma
- Kidney failure
- Heart attack
- Oral health issue related to diabetes

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Intravenous hydration

Administration of pain medication

Red blood cell transfusion

Administration of antibiotics to prevent infection

Stent in coronary artery

Aspirin treatment

Hip replacement

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- Signs of oxygen deprivation
- Vomit in oral cavity
- Edema of ankles
- Blue/gray colored nails
- Blunt trauma to the head
- No alcohol in blood
- Didn't ingest poison
- High blood glucose
- Didn't overdose on 🤬
- Was taking antibiotics for a bacterial infection but stopped a few days ago
- Took aspirin daily
- Required insulin
- Intestines appear normal
- High amount of carbohydrates and lipids in stomach
- Trace amounts of Hydroxyurea to treat Sickle Cell Anemia
- Anna has SAC
- Left ventricular hypertrophy, making her heart work too hard
- Mitral valve prolapse
- Occluded vessels
- Atherosclerosis
- Peripheral vascular disease in left leg
- Plaquing in multiple corona arteries
- A lot of ischemic tissue in the heart (left side of septum), and brain
- Left ventricular apex mural thrombus

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Anna inherited the hypercholesterolemia allele from her father. her cell receptors aren't able to take cholesterol into the cells, leaving a lot of cholesterol in her blood, which can have really negative effects on her health.

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Anna has:
- Occluded blood vessels
- A mitral valve prolapse (letting blood flow back into the left atrium instead of pumping completely into the left ventricle)
- Atherosclerosis
(Anna has blocked arteries and less oxygen supply around her body due to thinner lumen and lots of cholesterol buildup)

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The hair from the crime scene had a blonde cortex and a brown cuticle, meaning it most likely belonged to a naturally blonde person who dyed their hair brown. After comparing the hair under a microscope with hairs from the suspects, the hair matches Lucy Leffingwell's.

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Anna and Lucy have the same size shoe and the same kind of shoe, but after looking closely at the wear of the shoe, we can determine that the shoe print was Anna's.

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The sickle cell trait becomes present in a patient when they have the two recessive alleles. Anna was diagnosed when she was a baby. The mutation for the disease causes the 6th amino acid in the beta globin chain, glutamic acid, to be replaced with valine. Valine forms a mutated hemoglobin found in sickled red blood cells called Hemoglobin S. The Hemoglobin S molecules are later deoxygenated, which causes them to attract towards each other and cluster. This clustering affects the overall shape of the red blood cells, and makes them form that sickled shape. When red blood cells have that shape, they cluster and/or die faster, preventing the patient from having enough oxygen in their body. During a sickle cell crisis, a patient can be forced to stay in the hospital for weeks, and this can affect their lifestyle terribly.

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Anna caught an infectious disease and was prescribed to antibiotics:
- S. marcescens

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Anna was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes when she was 14 years old. This means that her pancreas isn't able to produce insulin to allow glucose into her cells, making her blood hyperglycemic. This affects many body systems:

Cardiovascular: High glucose damages blood vessels

Digestive: Her body could not digest glucose without insulin

Immune: She's more susceptible to infection due to her damaged blood vessels and her dehydrated skin making for easy access for infection

Nervous: High blood sugar throughout the body can damage nerves and can render entire extremities useless

Respiratory: Lack of energy for the body makes Anna tire faster upon exercising leaving her out of breath, and not providing sufficient amounts of oxygen for the body

Ways this can tie in to her death:
- Heart attack
- Kidney failure
- Ketoacidosis
- Diabetic coma
- Stroke

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After a close examination, over 10 minutiae have been found in common with Alex Garcia's fingerprint found on the cup in the crime scene. Both are radial loops. This confirms Alex's presence at the Garcia residence the night before Anna's death.

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- The largest droplet was approx. 65mm
- Dropped from a 90 degree angle
- Blood fell from 70-75cm, which is about the height of the cart that was by her head
- (Blood came from her head??)

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While it isn't great news for Erica that her blood could have possibly been at the scene, after performing gel electrophoresis, we found that the blood at the scene was Anna's.

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The blood sample from the crime scene clumped with the Anti-B serum, meaning that the blood sample was type B. This is a presumptive test. After testing, we found that Erica and Anna actually have the same blood type (type B).

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Doug Greene was smitten with Anna. He asked her out and they lasted a short while, but he was absolutely devastated when she broke it off with him out of nowhere for no obvious reason. He was also the person who heard her dog barking in the morning, and who called the police to discover her body.

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Erica is Alex's new wife, and she was seen outside Anna's house in her car during Alex and Anna's argument before her death.

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Alex Garcia is Anna's ex-husband, and he is considered a P.o.I because their nasty divorce was only a year ago, and he left her for a younger woman. He was seen the night before her death with Anna in her home having a heated argument, as his new lady, Erica Piedmont, waited outside in the car.

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Lucy Leffingwell was Anna's best friend, and her company's co-manager. However, Lucy has become a Person of Interest because she and Anna recently had a fall-out because she was planning on buying Anna out of their business so she could have more control.

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Decedent:  Anna Garcia
Age: 38
Weight: 165 lbs
Height: 64 Inches

Race: Hispanic
Sex: Female

Date and Time of Autopsy: August 25 11:00am
Time of Death: 7:00am
Manner of Death: Natural
High Blood Pressure: 140/70
Cause of Death: Heart attack and Stroke

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One foot print

Blood next to her head

Blood on cart

Cart

Vomit

Syringe

Insulin

Capsule Of Medicine

Fingerprints

Lamp