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Anna Garcia Forensic Report

Anna Garcia was found dead from a traumatic brain injury in a lab. Evidence including blood splatter, lab items, and a blue bottle fly helped determine cause. Investigation suggests accidental fall; no suspect involved.

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    Olivia Desavigny 11/5/2024 Anna Garcia Forensic Report Anna's body was found face down in the Gentry Life Science building where she worked part-time a s a lab student, by her close friend Taylor Diaz. Around 10:30 am Diaz called emergency services, and at 11:00 am paramedics arrived. Afterward, detectives examined the area and recorded evidence recovered, Anna's body was removed. The objectives of this investigation were to determine to find out how she died, and if anyone was involved. The cause of death in the Anna Garcia case was a TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury). This was shown through the histology and the bruising on her forehead, caused by a fall. I recommend that law enforcement close the case and not pursue a guilty individual. The evidence log from the scene tells us the different possible ways that Anna Garcia could've died. It offers different hypothesis on what might, have happened, and what type of tests w T ould need to be done. The evidence from the scene includes blood splatter, notepad, flask, unknown substance, lab equipment, and a blue bottle fly on the body. This evidence tells us how old the body is, and who might be involved in the case through

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