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- He found Ana Garcia
- Could be acting as a witness to lead police in the wrong way
- possibly knew that Anna was dead and lead police

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- Anna's Daughter now dating Alex Garcia
- Could possibly be a witness to her mothers murder
- With Alex the night of the murder

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- His fingerprint was found at the crime scene
- He was there before Anna Garcia died
- He was the last person to see Anna alive

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Needles were found in Anna Garcia's home. She could have been shooting drugs into her system. She could have gotten in an altercation with Alex and Erika and it could have lead to her death

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Anna Garcia was found behind a dumpster by Doug Green. She was wrapped in a hotel sheet and she had blunt force trauma to her face. He body was blue and cold and was taken in for examination.

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Alex Garcia's fingerprint was found on the pill bottle in Anna's House. He may have wanted drugs and Anna put up a fight for them.

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A hotel sheet was used to wrap up Anna Garcia's body. This was later known that it was from the hotel room that Anna's ex husband had stayed in when police showed up for questioning

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Shoe prints were found at the crime scene. This could lead to a possible suspect linked to the crime.

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The reason that I think that she could have had an allergic reaction is because there were needle punctures in Anna's leg. She may have had a reaction to a medication that she had taken and tried to use an EpiPen and it did not help her and she fell down and hit her head causing the trauma to her head and face.

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The reason that I think she could have been murdered is when Anna Garcia was found she had injuries that were in her face that leads me to believe it could have been a blunt force trauma. She could have bled out for the trauma that was witnessed.

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Anna Garcia could have very well had a heart attack. She was sick with sickle cell anemia. This restricts blood flow which makes it harder to pump blood through arteries. She had medication in her system which leads me to believe that she was not feeling well which could have been a result of restricted blood flow leading her to go into cardiac arrest.

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Theories of what could have happened to Anna Garcia?

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Theories of what could have happened to Anna Garcia?

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Infections
Anna was 38, blood pressure of 140/90 and weighed 165 lbs.
After a painful stay in the hospital for sickle cell disease. She reported pain in her lower extremities.During her stay, the pain in her lower legs was so severe that she was confined to her bed and used a urinary catheter. She tested positive for serratia marcescens, and has a UTI

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Heart disease
37 years old, 5'4'', and a blood pressure of 140/72. Anna went to the hospital for a full cardiac evaluation after two self-resolved chest pain incidents. Anna doesn't smoke, eats a diet high in fats and calories, she consumes 3 glasses of wine each day after work, and has no formalized exercise. anna takes daily aspirin and at home Yoga as needed to cope with stress and work.
Tests and Results:
Anna had blood work done, a cardiac stress test with EKG and a echocardiogram. Anna then took an agiiogram after seeing the results. The physical exam showed that Anna's heart
rate is 90-105 , her blood pressure valves averaged 142/85,she has a slight heart murmur and her waist is 33 inches. In the cardiac testing it revealed that after only 8 minutes of walking at a speed of 3.5mph Anna's blood pressure boiled to 190/110. The EKG showed heart murmur. The Echocardiogram revealed that the left ventricle is slightly enlarged but within normal limits and that her mitral valve doesn't close tightly.
Lab. Analysis
Total cholesterol is 389 mg/dl , LDL is 243 mg/dl ,FDL is 60 mg/dl , Triglycerides is 145 mg/dl. Her CBC results are still normal. Her fasting blood sugar is 85 mg/dl and Hemoglobin A1c is 7.1%
Anna was diagnosed with a slight heart murmur, hypertension, and heart disease, hypercholestermia, and pre ventricular contractions

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Type 1 Diabetes
Anna is 14 years old and fairly active. Anna weighs 103 lbs and is 5'0" . Anna went to the hospital because she's very fatigued, constantly thirsty, urinates more than usual and lost 10lbs even though her diet and level of exercise hasn't changed. Her activity level has decreased because of how lethargic she's become.
There's family history of high cholesterol and heart disease. Everything in her physical exam appears to be normal. there's occasional tingling in her feet. The Lab Analysis shows that there no abnormalities in the RBC, WBC or platelet count, she doesn't have strep throat and that there's glucose in the blood. Anna was sent for GTT and tested positive for diabetes.
Anna was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes and hyperglycemia.

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Sickle Cell Anemia-
At 14 months Anna was taken to the hospital due to a 101.4 degrees, was lethargic, breathing problems and appeared to be in lots of pain.ical exam showed that she had pale skin, nails, and lips, Anna was short of breath, her heart rate was rapid at 75 bpm and above normal, and her lymph nodes are normal, she just seemed very tired. Anna hadn't had much of an appetite for a couple of days, she has a bright red diaper rash, has been experiencing diarrhea for two days, and she's been urinating more than normal.
Tests and Results:

CBC tests showed that her RBC count was reduced and the WBC count was increased

Hematocrit test shows that her hematocrit is lower than normal

Blood Oxygen tests showed that her levels are lower than normal

CT scan shows that her spleen is abnormal

Sickle Cell test shows that she has SCA

Anna was diagnosed with SCA, severe anemia and splenic sequestration (sickling in the splenic vein causing blood in the spleen to collect and enlarge). Anna was treated with intravenous hydration, administration of pain medication, RBC transfusion, and prescribed antibiotics.