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S.A. 13-015 Investigator: K DeGraffenreid Approved By: Date of Report: 7-3-13 Date: 07/09/2013 Page 3 of 5 just as they were found and we exited the room. LAUNI advised his coworkers by telephone of a possible identification. At 1100 hours, Orange County Crime Lab, Forensic Specialist, Laura-Beth Camacho, arrived to photograph the scene under the assigned forensic records # 13-48764. CAMACHO took thirty-nine photographs of the scene and the body during the examination. At 1126 hours, Orange County Sheriff’s Department (OCSD) Senior Deputy Coroner Investigator, BROOKE BEASLEY, arrived to conduct a preliminary examination of GONZALEZ and took photographs under Coroner Case # 13-02615-BB. At 1131 hours, SAPD Detective JIM GARCIA #2409 arrived at the Douglas Hospital’s Emergency Room. At 1134 hours, BEASLEY, CAMACHO, MONTIEL, LAUNI, GARCIA and I entered the room. GONZALEZ was on a hospital gurney that had been placed in the center of DH12, Bed 16’s room, covered with linens. The gurney was placed in the room in a north/south direction. Once BEASLEY had removed all of the linens, I observed GONZALEZ’s head on the north end of the gurney and her feet on the south end of the gurney, near the entrance to the room. The following items were observed on GONZALEZ’ body: • (1) Electro Cardiogram pad affixed to left shoulder • (3) Electro Cardiogram pads affixed to abdomen in a triangle pattern • (1) Interosseus line inserted into the left shin • (1) Endotracheal tube inserted into Gonzalez’ mouth and tied off with a clamp • (1) Pulse oximeter on left forefinger • (1) Chest tube containing blood inserted into the right side of GONZALEZ’ rib cage, tied off with a clamp. I observed a large scar that appeared to have been the result of a burn on GONZALEZ’s right arm. There were multiple circular scars and small circular bruises on both of GONZALEZ’