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Medical History: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1K_ww1fBJoTyPXhTaW7gwA8FsLfAvoNvFnRmMVZGQnUc/edit?usp=sharing

Diagnosis: She’s diagnosed with a urinary infection of Serratia Marcescens. She contracted the infection from the urinary catheter she had while in the hospital.

Treatment:

Administration of pain medication containing Phenazopyridine Hydrochloride

Administration of antibiotics _containing aminoglycoside and antipseudomonal beta-lactam (to weaken and kill the resistant bacteria)._

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Medical History: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1QX7KfYI_i8uruJ0w5_HoAboO5xKMUDGYN5suhGDUxso/edit?usp=sharing
Autopsy Report: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AyLkEv8Z18TgtMQV1FoxITE81lDKCXNieBJxO5955hg/edit?usp=sharing

Heart Attack because of heart arrhythmias evidenced by the pacemaker/internal defibrillator
Stroke because a blood clot prevents blood flow to the brain as evidenced by the presence of a stent
Heart Failure  because of uncontrolled hypertension as evidenced by left ventricular hypertrophy

Kidney Failure because of uncontrolled hypertension as evidenced by left ventricular hypertrophy

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Autopsy Report: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MXio2oelyYL7QaX29Vj2JawABu9dkcOylRakOtJFh5M/edit
Medical History: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kBVLH0AZs0wUlmgvF6Acc_VbZ-qrQ-YQ_h_W9TK3sng/edit?usp=sharing
Causes of Death:
Kidney Failure: the kidney is worn out from filtering the sickled blood cells out of the blood

Stroke: sickled cells have created a blockage stopping blood from flowing to the brain
Heart Failure: the heart is not pumping blood efficiently enough so there's not enough oxygen reaching the body so the heart has to work harder and ultimately fails

Pulmonary Embolism: sickled cells have created a blockage stopping blood from flowing to the lungs

Splenic Infarction: sickled cells have created a blockage stopping blood from flowing to the spleen

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Ketoacidosis: an excess of ketones is produced from the lack of insulin causing the body to break down fat for energy
Stroke: a diabetes-related blockage in the arteries cause a lack of oxygen to the brain
Myocardial Infarction: a diabetes-related blockage in the veins cause a lack of blood to the heart
Pulmonary Embolism: a diabetes-related blockage in the pulmonary vessels causes a lack of blood flow to the lungs
Diabetic Coma: If blood sugar becomes far too high or far too low, you can fall into a diabetic coma which is life-threatening

**Diabetes can cause blockages because of increased plaque buildup in the blood vessels. This is because those with diabetes often have high cholesterol which means there is more cholesterol that can build up and cause blockages.

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1IxIUPkExxxXfmqACjFu4Q9AZst_m5TjhFWJO6tUTjao/edit?usp=sharing

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wgBHw028NpJpU7CkN8fwZQ98rXp3sIitXco1m6bhj7k/edit?usp=sharing

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Only abdominal obesity and high blood pressure. She does not have Metabolic Syndrome.

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Differences

smaller lumen in normal blood vessel

thinner walls in abnormal vessel

misshapen blood vessel

gaps in walls of affected artery

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Affected Artery (40x)

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(40x)

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Heart Attack because of heart arrhythmias evidenced by the pacemaker/internal defibrillator

Stroke because a blood clot prevents blood flow to the brain as evidenced by the presence of a stent

Heart Failure  because of uncontrolled hypertension as evidenced by left ventricular hypertrophy

Kidney Failure because of uncontrolled hypertension as evidenced by left ventricular hypertrophy

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Sickle cell disease (symptoms as early as 14 months old)

Hip Replacement

Severe Anemia

Treated for splenic sequestration at 14 months

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Sickle Cell Anemia- Possible Causes of Death

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Sickle Cell Anemia- Possible Causes of Death

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Kidney Failure
Stroke
Heart Failure/ Attack
Pulmonary Embolism
Splenic Failure

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Stroke
Diabetic Coma
Kidney Failure
Blockages
Heart Attack
Ketoacidosis

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former husband of Anna Garcia

nasty divorce

quickly remarried

expecting a baby

beneficiary on Anna’s insurance

Motive

desperation because of financial troubles

anger/resentment

Opportunity

knows where she lives

Seen with Anna at her house the night before

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When we recorded the diameter of a circular blood drop in relation to the height it was dropped from, we found that the diameter increases as the height does.

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The DNA found at the crime scene matches the DNA from Anna Garcia, so gel electrophoresis helped us determine that the DNA at the crime scene was hers. The procedure showed that Anna's DNA fragments were exactly the same lengths as the crime scene DNA, when cut up by restriction enzymes.

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Blood from Scene: Type B
Anna Garcia: Type B
Alex Garcia: Type A
Doug Greene: Type AB
Erica Piedmont: Type A
Lucy Leffingwell: Type O

The blood from the crime scene clouded only with anti-b serum, indicating Type B blood, and the only other person with the same results was Anna Garcia, meaning that the blood found at the crime scene was hers.

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Found hair with matching coloring and medulla to Lucy

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Found shoe print matching Anna's circular shoe tread and wear and tear at the scene

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The fingerprint found at the crime scene matches at least 10 minutiae on Alex's right index finger

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new wife of Alex

had a heated argument with Alex

Motive

jealousy

money

Opportunity

Seen in car across the street from Anna's house the night before her death

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neighbor

involved romantically with Anna

Anna abruptly ended it

called 911

Motive

anger

Opportunity

knows where Anna lives

knows Anna's schedule

might have spare key to Anna's home

Saw Anna on the morning of her death

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Suicide

overdose

Homicide

Accidental

fell and hit head?

Natural

stroke

heart attack

Unknown

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Suicide by aspirin overdose

Pills on the ground

Banged head on cart

Cart

Blood drops fell from a similar height to the cart

Insulin Overdoes

Jar on insulin on ground

Hit on head with lamp

Lamp stem without lightbulb or lampshade

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7:00 am

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best friend, co-owner of bakery

arguing about business

Anna had “something to take care of”

Knew of Anna's poor health

Motive

money, wanted to buy her out of bakery

Opportunity

work together

knows where she lives

may have a key

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Sex: Female
Race: Hispanic
Age: 38 years old
Height: 5'4"

was in hospital

had experienced back pain

on medication for back pain

did not follow typical morning routine

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92 degrees F outside

73 degrees F inside

Arrived on seen at 10:20 am August 25th

Body Found at Anywhere, USA

Body wearing a sweater in heat

Body found lying face down in entry

10’x 11’

No signs of forced entry

Door was locked

She was 38 years old

Approximated time of death: 7:00 am