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Unit 1

Anna Garcia Case

Persons of Interest

1.1.3

Lucy Leffingwell

Probable Cause of Death

(Anna's best friend)

Alex Garcia

(Ex-husband)

  • They work together at

Anna's bakery, but recently,

they've been arguing

over the bakery.

  • Alex and Anna went through a divorce

and quickly remarried a younger woman.

From https://goingtothechapelct.wordpress.com/tag/wedding-cake/

By: Autumn, Karen, and Rachel M

Possible Motive

Mad about recent arguments with Anna

  • Had last seen Anna the night

before her death.

Principles of Biomedical Science

M1

Mr. Bulut

From https://twitter.com/alexgarciafans

Possible Motive

Alex is still the beneficiary on Anna’s life insurance plan

From http://pngimg.com/download/3547

Erica Piedmont

Anna probably died of heart failure due to a blood clot. Her occupation, working at a bakery, and her diet could have contributed to this

(Alex's new wife)

Doug Greene

  • She was sitting in the car

parked on the street in

front of Anna's house the

day before her death

(Anna's neighbor)

From https://www.pinterest.com/judi561/hair/

  • Last saw Anna walking her dog the day before she died at 6:45 am.

Possible Motives

Wanted to benefit from the insurance, too

OR

Wanted to get rid of Alex's ex for good

  • He was in a relationship

with Anna. It ended a week before her death

From http://www.classtools.net/FB/1533-u4B29e

Possible Motive

Revenge on Anna for breaking up with him.

From http://community-sitcom.wikia.com/wiki/File:Exes.png

Anna's Manner of Death

NATURAL

From http://www.rockwallpolice.org/cid/crimsescene.asp

Evidence

Finger Prints

Blood Type

1.1.4

Shoe Prints

1.1.4

A pair of bloody footprints were found at the crime scene. The shoeprints belong to Anna Garcia.

The blood that was found at the crime scene was type B.

With the evidence found, we found out that the blood belonged to Anna Garcia.

The fingerprints found at the crime scene were radial and loop and the person who has the exact finger print was Alex Garcia.

From http://www.rockwallpolice.org/cid/crimsescene.asp

Unknown Substance

DNA Analysis

1.1.4

1.2.3

Things Collected at the Crime Scene

In the crime scene, there was an unknown substance. To find out what is was, we had to get the

physical characteristics and reactions with three indicators.

With that, we found that it was an aspirin.

With the blood found in the crime scene and the victim's blood, we determined by

Gel Electrophoresis to get the DNA results. This makes the DNA into long and short strands. We determined that the DNA in the crime scene was Anna Garcia.

1. A strand of hair

2. Vomit

3. A broken side table

4. Pills

5. Empty Syringe

6. Cup with Fingerprints

7. Left/Right Footprints

8. Fallen Lamp

9. Spilled Drink

10. Blood Spatter from victim's head

Blood Droplets

Time of Death

Hair Strand

1.1.4

1.1.5

After careful investigation and studying the behavior of blood droplets, we concluded that Anna Garcia was injured as she fell down, hitting her head on the table.

Anna's core temperature after her death was 92.4 degrees Fahrenheit.

Using the Glastier equation and Anna's rectal temperature, the time of death was determined to be at 7 am.

The hair at the crime scene has been compared to other hair of the suspects. After studying the medullas of each subject's hair samples, it has been concluded that the hair strand belongs to Anna Garcia.

Introduction

Autopsy Report

1.1.1-1.1.2

1.3.1

Date and Time of Autopsy: August 15, 11:00 AM

Performed By: Dr. King

On August 13th, on a hot, summer morning, victim Anna Garcia was found dead in her apartment, lying headlong in the entryway. Doug Greene reported his concern for his neighbor, for her dog had been barking for an hour straight. The 911 operator dispatched police and EMT's who, upon declaring Anna dead, dispatched CSI's and Medical Examiners to the crime scene.

About the Victim

Name: Anna Garcia

Age: 38

Weight: 165

Height: 64 inches

Race: Hispanic

Sex: Female

Date of death: August 13th

Time of Death: 7:00 AM

From http://www.drbilldean.com/2012/10/womens-health-and-disease-prevention.html/happy-smiling-hispanic-woman

Toxicology Lab Results:

  • Traces of acetylsalicylic acid present.
  • NO evidence of overdose in blood

External Examination

  • Looks normal and well-nourished
  • Vomit traces found on blouse

Head and Neck:

  • Injury to the right temple; no fracture
  • Pre-mortem bruising is evident. Open wound is present
  • Neck shows no sign of injury.

Trunk:

  • No visible sign of trauma. Abdomen is bloated

Extremities:

  • The ankles are swollen with fluid accumulation.
  • The graying fingernails, indicate low oxygen.
  • The right proximal humerus shows signs of a recently healed break, as does the left distal tibia.
  • Inflamed, red injection sites on left thigh.

Other Injuries:

Right elbow bruise, 2 cm in diameter, limited discoloration.

Crime Scene Sketch

From http://truecrimejunkie.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/

awesome drawing skills by Rachel :)

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