Rachel Waters
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 24 Jul
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And there was the autopsy report, and it listed morphine toxicity along with a ton of other things as cause of death, like liver necrosis and kidney failure.
And it has the morphine concentration, which stood out to us because we'd been looking at morphine concentrations in overdoses, and we noticed it was a lot lower.
than what we had seen in literature.
And that was it.
There was, you know, there were other things like various search warrants, visitor logs, but we noticed that her medical records didn't appear to be there.
We didn't see any of the records showing that I had been called down, that she was declared actively dying, and there didn't appear to be much context that they had for my mom's death.
And upon seeing this, I, like, my husband and I called my attorney and we're like, are we sure this is it?
This is all they have?
Like, they don't have medical records?
They don't have any of this?
Because we have them.
And he was like, yeah, I think this is pretty much it.
And we realized then, my God, like, if these things weren't available to the medical examiner,
We can provide boatloads of context if we're able to get our evidence over to him and to the DA.
We have a mountain of evidence, like thousands upon thousands of pages and documents and photos and text messages, far more from my phone than what law enforcement seemed to have pulled from my phone.
And so we got on the line with Brian and was like,
Like, would the medical examiner and the DA, would they be receptive to seeing all our evidence up front, you know?
And Brian was like, yeah, it's worth a shot because, you know, there's no guarantee that it's going to change anything.
But yeah, let's give the medical examiner and the DA an opportunity to look at your evidence.
And we sent the medical examiner everything first.
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