https://padlet.com/lexirode_15/ep65onloa1na Anna's Investigation. en-us 2018-09-14 17:57:40 UTC 2024-05-16 04:29:23 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Removelove.png lexirode_15 https://padlet.com/lexirode_15/ep65onloa1na/wish/281455293 Alex Garcia; Ex-Husband - Alex is one of the main subjects because his DNA matches the fingerprint on the juice bottle.
Erica Piedmont; Alex's New Wife - Ruled out because she matches none of the evidence for DNA and was busy doing things at the time of Anna's death.
Doug Greene; Neighbor - Ruled out because he also matches none of the evidence and was doing his own thing at the time.
Lucy Leffingwell; Best Friend/Co-Worker - Ruled out. (Same reasoning as Doug and Erica).]]> 2018-09-14 18:01:00 UTC https://padlet.com/lexirode_15/ep65onloa1na/wish/281455293 lexirode_15 https://padlet.com/lexirode_15/ep65onloa1na/wish/281455799 Blood - Anna; she hit her head on the table, creating her to bleed.
Hair - Anna; a piece of her hair stuck to the lamp after falling.
Fingerprint - Alex; fingerprint on juice bottle was his.
White Powder - Aspirin; used for reducing fever and relief, muscle aches, toothaches, and headaches.
Shoe Print - Anna; her shoe print matched the one left behind at the scene.]]> 2018-09-14 18:01:54 UTC https://padlet.com/lexirode_15/ep65onloa1na/wish/281455799 lexirode_15 https://padlet.com/lexirode_15/ep65onloa1na/wish/281455930 7 a.m. - Glaister Equation = 98.4 - measured rectal temperature; all divided by 1.5.]]> 2018-09-14 18:02:08 UTC https://padlet.com/lexirode_15/ep65onloa1na/wish/281455930 lexirode_15 https://padlet.com/lexirode_15/ep65onloa1na/wish/281456053 The blood splatters were from Anna's head when she fell, hit her head, and started to bleed. The blood was from the table at a height of 2 ft. and 1 3/8 in.]]> 2018-09-14 18:02:18 UTC https://padlet.com/lexirode_15/ep65onloa1na/wish/281456053 lexirode_15 https://padlet.com/lexirode_15/ep65onloa1na/wish/281456290 1. Anna slipped on her own puke after accidentally drinking expired orange juice while on her phone. Before she slipped, she was taking anti-nausea medication in pill and syringe form, but then she dropped it from slipping. She then knocked down the table and lamp, leaving a strand of her hair. The medication and falling caused her to throw up, bleed, and then pass away.

2. Anna had low blood sugar and as she was trying to increase it; by drinking orange juice and possibly taking insulin (what was in before the empty syringe), she passed out. As she fell, she hit her head so hard that she had bled, and led to her death.

3. Anna died from an overdose. She took a mixture of different drugs including the pills on the floor next to her and whatever was in the now empty syringe. Anna fell after taking so many drugs which knocked over the table and the lamp. Some of Anna's hair got stuck in the lamp as she fell. She used the orange juice to take some of the pills and attempted to call 911 for help but dropped the phone before she could. Puking is normal in overdoses and the blood is from her head as she hit the floor. Anna had recently put her dog outside which explains the muddy footprint and why her dog was barking. Anna was wearing warm clothing despite the weather because before her overdose she was trying to become clean. Her being cold is a symptom of withdrawal.

4. Considering there had been a syringe (which could have possibly been filled with insulin), Anna most likely panicked and took too much and might have thought that drinking the orange juice (which contains sugar) would help out her situation. As she was panicking she tried calling somebody for help and as she was doing that she had passed out and hit her head on the table (which was tipped over) and died from a head/skull/brain injury.]]> 2018-09-14 18:02:40 UTC https://padlet.com/lexirode_15/ep65onloa1na/wish/281456290 lexirode_15 https://padlet.com/lexirode_15/ep65onloa1na/wish/282860719 2018-09-18 13:01:54 UTC https://padlet.com/lexirode_15/ep65onloa1na/wish/282860719 lexirode_15 https://padlet.com/lexirode_15/ep65onloa1na/wish/287069585 (n.) a way to categorize death.
(Can be categorized as a natural occurrence, an accident, homicide [murder], suicide [self inflicted], or an undecided case)
Anna's cause of death was narrowed down to either a natural occurrence, or a suicide by the class. (Anna possibly had a type of diabetes)]]> 2018-09-28 17:32:53 UTC https://padlet.com/lexirode_15/ep65onloa1na/wish/287069585 lexirode_15 https://padlet.com/lexirode_15/ep65onloa1na/wish/287070038 (n.) a disease of injury that indicated the train of morbid events that led to death.]]> 2018-09-28 17:33:47 UTC https://padlet.com/lexirode_15/ep65onloa1na/wish/287070038