County of San Diego

GLENN N. WAGNER, D.O.

CHIEF MEDICAL EXAMINER

OFFICE OF THE MEDICAL EXAMINER

5570 OVERLAND AVE., SUITE 101, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA 92123-1206
TEL: (858) 694-2895 FAX: (858) 495-5956

INVESTIGATIVE REPORT

3/6/2016
NAME OF DECEASED (LAST, FIRST MIDDLE)

IRVING II,

Vian

AKA

16-00005

Stafford

INVESTIGATOR

REPORTED BY

REPORTING AGENCY

Michael A. Ellano

Dispatch

CHP - San Diego

CALL DATE AND TIME

01/01/2016

CASE NUMBER

HIO

PREVIOUS WAIVE #

ARRIVAL DATE AND TIME

0715

01/01/2016

RETURN DATE AND TIME

0756

01/01/2016

0920

DATE AND TIME OF DEATH

DATE OF BIRTH

AGE

GENDER

0701

09/08/1994

21 Years

Male

Black

COUNTY

LAST SEEN ALIVE

01/01/2016

RESIDENCE (STREET, CITY, STATE, ZIP)

281 Murray Road San Diego, CA 92135

RACE

San Diego

COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE

OCCUPATION

USA

Aviation Ordinance

PAID AUTOPSY

LOCATION OF DEATH

TYPE OF PLACE

Found, highway (in vehicle)

Other

ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, STATE, ZIP)

NB ISR 5, S. of J Street, OC Chula Vista, CA 91910

SUMMARY

The decedent was a 21-year-old single Black male who was active duty with the United States Navy and resided on base
at the Naval Air Station North Island. On the morning of 01/01/16, a driver traveling northbound on the ISR 5, just south
of J Street saw the decedent's severely damaged vehicle against a tree on the right shoulder of the highway. 911 was called
and police responded to the location along with fire personnel. Upon arrival, paramedics confirmed his death due to
obvious trauma to the body. The accident was unwitnessed and there was no evidence of the decedent braking.
Medical Examiners jurisdiction invoked according to the California Government Code 27491: Deaths due to known or
suspected as resulting in whole or in part from or related to accident or injury, either old or recent.

LOCATION OF INCIDENT

INCIDENT PLACE TYPE

AT WORK

AT RESIDENCE

Highway
ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, STATE, ZIP)

COUNTY

NB ISR 5, S. of J Street, OC Chula Vista, CA 91910

DATE AND TIME OF INCIDENT

--/--/----

Unk

DECEDENT WAS

San Diego

INVESTIGATING AGENCY

OFFICER

BADGE #

CHP - San Diego

Officer J. Sibayan

17990

BELTED

HELMETED

Yes

Yes

POSITION

No

1998 ZXS Ford

Yes

STATE

VHH5822

VA

DATE AND TIME

Michael Ellano

Personal Effects
PROPERTY

Legacy Funeral & Cremation Care

Yes

RELATIONSHIP

No

LICENSE NUMBER

METHOD

FUNERAL HOME

NAME OF NOK OR OTHER

ON PRIVATE PROPERTY

Driver

VEHICLE

IDENTIFIED BY

REPORT #

01/01/2016 0820
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR

No

Yes

DATE NOTIFIED

No

TYPE OF EXAM

Autopsy

NOTIFIED BY

US Navy

Legal

1/1/2015 9:30:00 AM

Michael A. Ellano

NAME OF NOK OR OTHER

RELATIONSHIP

DATE NOTIFIED

NOTIFIED BY

Kevin Laughary (US Navy)

Legal

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Case Number
Investigator
Date of Death
Date Today

San Diego Medical Examiner

5570 Overland Avenue, Suite#101
San Diego, CA 92123-1206
(858) 694-2895

: 16-00005
: Michael A. Ellano
: 01/01/2016
: 03/06/2016

INVESTIGATIVE NARRATIVE
Decedent: Vian Stafford Irving II

Antemortem Events:
On 01/01/16, Officer Sibayan ID 17990 of the California Highway Patrol-San Diego Division provided the
following preliminary information during a personal interview at the scene. On the morning of 01/01/16, a
driver traveling northbound on ISR 5, just south of the J Street over crossing saw vehicle with severe damage on
the right shoulder against a tree. 911 was called and the dispatcher was advised of the accident.
The California Highway Patrol-San Diego Division Dispatch Center received the call at 0701 hours and
numerous officers were dispatched to the location along with the Chula Vista Fire Department. Officer Efrem
Moore ID 16542 was first on scene at 0715 hours and found the decedent in the driver seat, not breathing.
Paramedics arrived shortly after and confirmed his death due to obvious trauma to the body. The Medical
Examiner's Office was contacted at 0715 hours and the scene was secured pending my arrival.
Officer Sibayans preliminary investigation indicates that the decedent was traveling northbound on the ISR 5,
just South of J street overcrossing when he drifted onto the shoulder, struck a highway sign, overturned and
struck a large tree. Vehicle debris and personal effects were strewn in the area. There were no known witnesses
to the accident and the engine compartment was cold to the touch.
Past Medical, Surgical, and Social History:
According to military staff, the decedent had an unremarkable medical history and his social history was
unknown.
Scene Description:
On 01/01/16 at 0805 hours, I viewed the scene which was the right shoulder of the northbound ISR 5, just south
of the J Street over crossing. The Northbound ISR 5 has three lanes of travel and dedicated J Street/Marina
Parkway exit. There are trees that line the shoulder embankment with vegetation. A damaged highway sign was
on the ground with vehicle debris against one of the trees. The vehicle, a blue 1998 ZXS Ford sedan with VA
license plate VHH5822 was facing southeast against a large tree just north of the initial impact. The vehicle
sustained major overall damage and the front end of the vehicle had broken off and was north of the vehicle
down the steep slope. There was vehicle debris, clothing and personal effects strewn near the vehicle. The
decedent was located in the driver seat with major intrusion to the driver side door and roof of the vehicle. Fire
personal had to return to the scene to extricate the decedent from the vehicle. The decedents personal property
was collected and inventoried at the Medical Examiners Office.
Body Description:
Upon further review, the body of a Black male was viewed seated in the drivers seat of the vehicle, seat belted
with his left arm extended out the door along with his legs due to major intrusion of the cab. He was clad in a
jacket, camouflage Navy uniform, and pair of black boots. He was warm to the touch and flaccid. He sustained
severe blunt force trauma to the head, arms and lower extremities. Due to the heavy traffic in the area, the body
examination was limited.

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92M Transport personnel, Partida and Arenas arrived and assisted fire personnel with the removal. The body
was placed into a new white vinyl pouch and a yellow identification band was placed on the right ankle. Blue
tamperproof seal 4141872 was affixed to the pouch at 0840 hours and the body was transported to the Medical
Examiner's Office for examination.
Special Requests:
None.
Identification:
The decedent was visually identified using a photograph comparison from his military identification card.
Antemortem Specimens:
Not applicable.
Public Administrator:
No referral needed.
Other Important Factors:
I contacted the United States Naval Casualty Assistance Call Officer (CACO) and advised them of the death.
They were able to contact his command and notified them of the death. I learned that the decedent was living on
base at the Naval Air Station North Island located at 281 Murray Road, San Diego, CA 92135. They would
have the family notified of the death and assist them with the funeral arrangements.

__

Signed: ___

03/04/16

Michael A. Ellano
Medical Examiner Investigator

Approved by: ___________________________________________

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County of San Diego

GLENN N. WAGNER, D.O.
CHIEF MEDICAL EXAMINER

JONATHAN R. LUCAS, M.D.

CHIEF DEPUTY MEDICAL EXAMINER

OFFICE OF THE MEDICAL EXAMINER

5570 OVERLAND AVE., SUITE 101, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA 92123-1206

TEL: (858) 694-2895 FAX: (858) 495-5956

AUTOPSY REPORT
Name:

VIAN STAFFORD IRVING II

ME#:

16-0005

Place of death:

In vehicle,
N/B ISR 5, S. of J Street, OC
Chula Vista, CA 91910

Age:

21 Years

Sex:

Male

Date of death:

Found,
January 1, 2016; 0701 Hours

Date of autopsy:

January 3, 2015; 0930 Hours

___________________________________________________________________________
CAUSE OF DEATH:

MULTIPLE INJURIES

MANNER OF DEATH:

ACCIDENT

AUTOPSY SUMMARY:

I.

Multiple injuries:
A.
No significant injuries of the head, neck or torso.
B.
Closed fracture of the proximal left femur.
C.
Open fracture of the distal left tibia and fibula.
D.
Fracture-dislocation of the symphysis pubis.
E.
Multiple abrasions and contusions of the neck and extremities.

II.

Other findings:
A.
Focal marked atherosclerotic changes of the proximal left anterior
descending coronary artery, estimated 75% stenosis; distal left anterior
descending and other major coronary arteries are unremarkable with no
significant atherosclerotic changes.
B.
No evidence of remote or acute myocardial infarction.
C.
Bilateral pulmonary edema.

III.

Toxicology:
A.
Alcohol (ethanol): 0.03% in blood and 0.04% in vitreous.
B.
Cannabinoids (marijuana): Delta 9-THC 5.0 ng/mL, and Delta 9-Carboxy
THC 9.0 ng/mL.
C.
No other screened illicit drugs of abuse detected.

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OPINION: According to the Investigators Report, on the morning of 01/01/2016 a person

traveling northbound on Interstate Route 5 noticed the decedents severely damaged
vehicle against a tree on the right shoulder of the highway. 911 was called and the solo
driver was pronounced dead without medical intervention at 0701 hours. The accident
was unwitnessed. There was no evidence of the decedent braking. Preliminary
investigation indicated that the decedent was traveling northbound on ISR 5 when drifted
into the shoulder, struck a sign, overturned, and struck a tree. Vehicle debris and personal
effects were strewn in the area. There were no known witnesses to the accident and the
engine compartment was cold to the touch.
The autopsy demonstrated no extensive external injuries. Multiple contusions and
abrasions were noted on the face, neck, and extremities. The torso appeared grossly
unremarkable with no significant external trauma. Internal examination of the head
revealed no closed or open head injuries. The neck revealed no abnormal mobility or
dislocation. A localized hemorrhage was noted on both sides of the neck with no
associated spinal or cord injuries. Examination of the upper extremities revealed
contusions and abrasions on the dorsum of the right hand with no associated fractures.
Examination of the lower extremities revealed deformity of the left thigh with closed
fracture of the proximal femur. An open fracture of the left leg was noted with fracture of
the tibia and fibula. No other significant injuries were noted. Internal examination revealed
fracture-separation of the symphysis pubis with hemorrhage surrounding an intact urinary
bladder and prostate. No injuries were noted of the chest or abdominal cavities.
Examination of the heart revealed a focal marked stenosis of the proximal left anterior
descending artery estimated between 50% - 75% stenosis. The stenosed segment is
submitted for microscopic examination. The rest of the left anterior descending artery and
other major coronary arteries reveal no significant atherosclerotic changes. No significant
natural disease was noted except for bilateral pulmonary edema.
Microscopic examination revealed focal segment of 75% atherosclerotic stenosis. The
rest of the coronary sections, heart, lungs, liver and kidney reveal no significant pathology.
Toxicological testing was positive for alcohol (ethanol) and cannabinoids, and negative for
screened illicit drugs of abuse.
Based on the autopsy findings and the circumstances surrounding the death, as currently
understood, the cause of death is multiple injuries, and the manner of death is accident.
The injuries were due to a motor vehicle accident, driver, auto versus fixed object.

ABUBAKR A. MARZOUK, M.D.

Deputy Medical Examiner
Date signed:

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IDENTIFICATION: The body is identified by two Medical Examiner's identification bands

on the right ankle bearing the decedents name and case number.
WITNESSES: Assisting is Forensic Autopsy Specialist Christopher Holton. There are no
outside observers.
CLOTHING: The body is unclad when initially viewed. A separate bag of clothing
accompanies the body and contains blue camo Navy uniform, black jacket, blue plaid
boxers, red athletic shorts, multicolored socks, and black boots.
EVIDENCE OF MEDICAL THERAPY: None.
EXTERNAL EXAMINATION
The body is that of a normally developed and well-nourished African-American male
appearing consistent with the listed age of 21 years. The length is 70 inches, and the
weight is 171 pounds as received. The body is well preserved, cold, and has not been
embalmed. Rigidity is fully developed in the jaw and extremities. Lividity is nonblanching
on the back. Very early postmortem decomposition changes are noted with faint greenish
discoloration of the lower abdominal quadrants.
The head is normocephalic and the scalp is covered with short, black, curly hair. The
facial hair is clean shaven. The ears are normally formed and without drainage. The
earlobes are not pierced. The irides are brown, the corneas clear, and the bulbar and
palpebral conjunctivae free of petechiae. The sclerae are white. The nose is intact, and
the nares contain gastric contents. The lips are normally formed. The teeth are natural
and in good condition. The neck is without abnormal mobility or deformities.
The chest is normally formed, symmetrical, and without palpable masses or deformity.
The abdomen is flat and soft. No masses are palpable. The external genitalia are those
of a circumcised adult male with both testes palpable in the scrotum. The back is straight
and symmetrical with no trauma, defects, or deformity. The anus is atraumatic.
The upper extremities are normally formed. No needle punctures, track marks, or ventral
wrist scars are noted. The fingernails are unremarkable. The lower extremities are
normally formed and have no edema or amputations. The toenails are unremarkable.
Injuries of the extremities are described below.
BODY MARKINGS (SCARS AND TATTOOS): Tattoos are noted on the lateral surface of
the left arm, and sleeve-like tattoos are noted on the left forearm. No surgical scars are
noted. Photographs are obtained for documentation of tattoos and injuries.

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EVIDENCE OF INJURY
BLUNT FORCE INJURY OF HEAD & NECK:
Examination of the head and neck revealed no significant injuries. Minor superficial
contusions and abrasions are noted on the left forehead and right chin. A laceration of the
right eyebrow is noted. Linear discoloration of the anterior neck is noted, possibly a skin
fold. Mild localized subgaleal hemorrhage is noted under the left forehead abrasion and
the right eyebrow laceration with no associated fractures. Examination of the cranial cavity
and soft tissues of the neck reveals no internal injuries.
BLUNT FORCE INJURY OF TORSO:
External examination of the torso reveals no significant injuries. A small superficial
contusion is noted on the left upper chest/clavicle, a superficial abrasion on the left lower
abdomen, and a small laceration of the right upper chest/shoulder are noted. Internal
examination reveals no internal injuries of the chest and abdominal cavities. Examination
of the pelvis reveals fracture-dislocation of the symphysis pubis, with soft tissue
hemorrhage on the intact urinary bladder and prostate.
BLUNT FORCE INJURY OF EXTREMITIES:
Examination of the upper extremities revealed lacerations of the dorsum of the right hand,
and minor superficial abrasions and superficial laceration of the right forearm. The left
upper extremity reveals no significant injuries. Examination of the lower extremities
reveals abrasions of the medial surface of the proximal right thigh, contusions-abrasions of
the right leg and foot, laceration of the right shin, and large laceration of the left shin.
There is deformity of the left thigh with closed fracture of the proximal femur, and open
fracture of the distal left tibia and fibula.
INTERNAL EXAMINATION
Injuries described above will not be repeated.
INITIAL INCISION: The body cavities are entered through the standard coronal incision
and the standard Y-shaped incision.
BODY CAVITIES: The abdominal fat layer measures up to 2 cm in thickness. The body
cavities have no hemorrhage or abnormal fluid. The serosal surfaces are smooth,
glistening, and without adhesions. The organs are normally located. The diaphragm is
intact. The body cavities have no internal injuries. A small blood clot is noted on the
anterior surface of the right lung. No obvious source of hemorrhage is noted.
CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM: The pericardium is thin and smooth. Within the
pericardial sac, there is no blood or excessive fluid. The heart weighs 350 grams and is
not enlarged. It has a normal shape with a smooth, glistening epicardium. The coronary

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arteries have a normal origin and distribution with right dominance. The proximal part of
the left anterior descending coronary artery (LAD) reveals 50-75% atherosclerotic
stenosis. The rest of the LAD, and other main coronary arteries reveal no significant
atherosclerotic changes and are widely patent.
The chambers are normally developed and are without mural thrombosis. The
myocardium is red-brown, firm, and uniform without focal fibrosis, softening, or hyperemia.
The ventricles are not dilated or hypertrophied. The right ventricle, left ventricle, and
interventricular septum measure 0.3 cm, 1.3 cm, and 1.2 cm, respectively.
The endocardium is intact, smooth, and glistening. The cardiac valve leaflets are of
normal number, pliable, intact, and free of vegetations. The tricuspid, pulmonic, mitral and
aortic valves measure 13.0 cm, 7.0 cm, 11.0 cm, and 7.0 cm, respectively. The atrial and
ventricular septa are free of defects. There is no abnormality of the apices of the papillary
musculature.
The great vessels enter and leave in a normal fashion. The aorta follows its usual course
and has no atherosclerotic changes. There are no vascular anomalies or aneurysms. The
vena cavae and pulmonary arteries are without thrombus or embolus.
RESPIRATORY SYSTEM: The right and left lungs weigh 520 and 630 grams,
respectively, and have the usual lobation. The pleura are smooth and glistening; the lungs
have minimal to mild anthracotic pigment. The lungs are well expanded and crepitant.
The parenchyma is dark red and exudes moderate amounts of fluid. The lungs have no
consolidation, hemorrhage, infarct, tumor, gross fibrosis, or enlargement of airspaces. The
bronchi contain no foreign material and have unremarkable mucosa. The hilar lymph
nodes are not enlarged.
HEPATOBILIARY SYSTEM: The liver weighs 1230 grams, is of average size. The intact
capsule is smooth and glistening. The parenchyma is red-brown and uniform without
mass, hemorrhage, yellow discoloration, or palpable fibrosis. The gallbladder contains an
estimated 10 ml of bile and no stones. Its mucosa is uniform and the wall is not thickened.
The pancreas has a normal size, shape, and lobulated structure. The parenchyma is pinktan, firm, and uniform. The pancreatic ducts are not ectatic, and there is no parenchymal
calcification. There is an area of superficial hemorrhage on the anterior surface of the
pancreas with no associated injury. The rest of the pancreas and head are unremarkable
with no evidence of trauma.
HEMOLYMPHATIC SYSTEM: The spleen weighs 140 grams. The capsule is smooth
and intact. The parenchyma is maroon, firm, and uniform. There is no enlargement of the
lymph nodes in the neck, chest, or abdomen.

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ENDOCRINE SYSTEM: The thyroid gland is not enlarged, and the lobes are symmetrical.
The parenchyma is uniform, firm, and red-brown. The parathyroid glands are not
identified. The adrenal glands have the usual size and shape. The cortices are thin,
uniform, and yellow, and there is no hemorrhage or tumor. The pituitary gland is not
enlarged and is unremarkable.
GASTROINTESTINAL SYSTEM: The esophagus and gastroesophageal junction are
unremarkable. The stomach is not distended. The stomach contains approximately 400
ml of tan, partially digested and undigested food without visible pills or pill residue. The
gastric and duodenal mucosae are intact and unremarkable. The small and large
intestines are unremarkable to inspection and palpation and sectioning. The appendix is
present and is unremarkable.
GENITOURINARY SYSTEM: The right and left kidneys weigh 120 and 140 grams,
respectively, and have a normal shape and position. The cortical surfaces are smooth.
The kidneys have the usual corticomedullary structure without tumors or cysts. The
pelves and ureters are not dilated or thickened. The bladder contains 30 ml of clear yellow
urine. The mucosa is intact, and the bladder wall is not hypertrophied.
The prostate gland is of average size and grossly unremarkable. The testes are without
hemorrhage or tumor.
NECK: The tongue, strap muscles, and other anterior neck soft tissues have no
hemorrhage. The hyoid bone and the cartilaginous structures of the larynx and trachea
are normally formed and without fracture. The airway is unobstructed, lined by smooth,
pink-tan mucosa, and contains no foreign material. The cervical vertebrae have no
displacement, hypermobility, or crepitus.
MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM: The musculoskeletal system is well developed and free
non-traumatic deformity. There are no fractures of the clavicles, sternum, ribs, or
vertebrae. The ribs are not brittle. The skeletal muscle is dark red and firm.
CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM: The scalp is intact. The calvarium and base of the skull
are normally configured and have no fractures. The dura is intact, and there is no
epidural, subdural or subarachnoid hemorrhage.
The unfixed brain weighs 1470 grams. The leptomeninges are glistening, thin and
transparent without underlying hemorrhage, exudate, or cortical contusions. The
hemispheres are symmetrical and have a normal gyral pattern. There is no flattening of
the gyri, narrowing of the sulci, midline shift, or evidence of herniation. The arteries at the
base of brain have no atherosclerotic changes or aneurysms.

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Sections through the cerebral hemispheres have a uniform, intact cortical ribbon and
uniform white matter. Anatomic landmarks are preserved, symmetrical and without focal
change. The ventricles are not enlarged without dilation or distortion, and the linings are
smooth and glistening. The pons, medulla, and cerebellum are unremarkable, without
focal lesions. There is no evidence of uncal or cerebral herniation.
SPECIMENS RETAINED
TOXICOLOGY: Samples of central and peripheral blood, vitreous humor, urine, liver and
gastric contents are retained for toxicology. Toxicology testing were positive for alcohol
(ethanol) and cannabinoids (marijuana).
HISTOLOGY: Representative sections from the major organs are preserved in one
storage jar in 10% formalin. Representative sections of major organs submitted for
histology in 5 cassettes labelled:
Cassette summary:
Cassette #1: Kidney and liver.
Cassette #2: Lungs.
Cassette #3: Heart.
Cassette #4: Heart.
Cassette #5: Left anterior descending coronary artery.
PHOTOGRAPHS: Digital identification photographs are obtained. Selected photographs
are obtained during autopsy for documentation.
RADIOGRAPHS: None obtained.
MICROSCOPIC EXAMINATION
CORONARY ARTERY: Focal 75% atherosclerotic stenosis. The other sections reveal no
significant stenosis.
HEART, LUNGS, LIVER and KIDNEY: Passive congestion, postmortem artifact, and no
significant pathology.

AAM:clb
D: 1/3/16
T: 1/13/16
Rev. 3/2/16 lcb

County of San Diego

GLENN N. WAGNER, D.O.
CHIEF MEDICAL EXAMINER

JONATHAN R. LUCAS, M.D.

CHIEF DEPUTY MEDICAL EXAMINER

OFFICE OF THE MEDICAL EXAMINER

5570 OVERLAND AVE., Ste #101, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA 92123-1206
TEL: (858) 694-2895 FAX: (858) 495-5956

TOXICOLOGY REPORT
Name:
Medical Examiner Number:
Date of Death:
Time of Death:
Pathologist:
Specimens Received:
Date Specimens Received:

IRVING II, Vian Stafford

16-00005
01/01/2016
07:01
AbuBakr A. Marzouk, M.D.
Central Blood, Gastric, Liver, Peripheral Blood 1, Peripheral Blood 2, Urine, Vitreous
01/04/2016

Test Name (Method of Analysis)

Specimen Tested

Alcohol Analysis (GC/FID-Headspace)

Alcohol (Ethanol)
Acetone, Methanol, Isopropanol

Peripheral Blood 2

Alcohol Analysis (GC/FID-Headspace)

Alcohol (Ethanol)

Vitreous

Drugs of Abuse Screen (ELISA)

Cocaine metabolites
Amphetamines
Opiates
Benzodiazepines
Fentanyl
Cannabinoids
Phencyclidine (PCP)
Oxycodone
Methadone
Zolpidem
Carisoprodol
Buprenorphine

Central Blood

Cannabinoids (GC/MS)
Delta 9-THC
Delta 9-Carboxy THC

Peripheral Blood 1

Result

0.03 % (w/v)
Not Detected

0.04 % (w/v)

Not Detected
Not Detected
Not Detected
Not Detected
Not Detected
Presumptive Positive
Not Detected
Not Detected
Not Detected
Not Detected
Not Detected
Not Detected

5.0 ng/mL
9.0 ng/mL

Unless otherwise requested, all specimens will be destroyed six (6) months after the closure of the case by the Medical Examiner
End Results

Approved and Signed:

02/09/2016
Iain M. McIntyre, Ph.D.
Forensic Toxicology Laboratory Manager
(All Inquiries/Correspondence)

Reviewed:
Amber Trochta
Toxicologist II

An American Board of Forensic Toxicology (ABFT) Accredited Laboratory

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