Inchude Date, Time and Source of Each Entry Lg eco 7 ec ater TODANLEY DRuvE ORT NOEES, FLORIDA 35907-2437 CASE INFORMATION October 23, 2007 1030 At the request of Dr. Rebecea Hamilton, District 21 Medical Examiner, I began an inventory of the evidence room of the fecilty. During this inventory I eame across the partial remains of Alex Sosa (784-06). These remains consisted of bone and charred bone fragments of feet, the maxilla and mandible, an individual tooth, and six containers of ‘bone fragments. These remains were beside other osteological remains donated to Dr. ‘Heather Walsh-Haney of Florida Gulf Coast University. I reported the discovery to both Dr. Hamilton and Dr. Robert Pfalzgraf, MD. Dr. Palagraf, Deputy Chief, Medical Examiner asked what was the final disposition of the other remains? Inspection of the ‘computer record had the remains released to Fort Myers Memorial Gardens. No ‘cremation authorization was on file. He stated we would have to offer the remins back tothe family. He stated he would contact Dr. Walsh-Haney to ascertain a reason why the remains may have been retained, The remains were again photographed and place into ‘the intake cooler Respectfully submitted, LES Boog rt artng, ABM Cc? Masiolpal Det inventor Aendo: Inspection of the computer record listed the disposition of Alex Sosa remains as(4). ‘Being unfamiliar with that computer designation I checked it’s meaning, a (4) ithe designation for donation, [inquired with the administrative staff why those remains ‘would be listed as donation and they stated it must have been @ mistake. They stated the family was quite adamant about getting the remains back for burial. I checked a copy of the death certificate which also listed the final disposition as burial. I then changed the ‘computer designation back to 1) for burial BEH