Patient 21035 (referred to as Ms. Grey henceforth) was admitted to the Urgent Trauma Emergency Room at Mercy Grace Hospital by Ambulance on the evening of June 16, 2017. Ms. Grey was unresponsive to attempts to communicate due to blood loss. Ms. Grey was rushed into the Trauma Wing and underwent lifesaving surgery. It was at this time that next of kin were contacted, Mrs. Grey-Holsten, of her sister’s injuries.
Ambulance staff reported the suspicious circumstances surrounding Ms. Grey’s injuries to local authorities. The attached summary at the end of this report apprises their findings.
When Ms. Grey awoke, the medical staff on duty alerted local authorities, as requested. After being interviewed by police, she stated she was unable to identify her attacker and had limited memory of the incident. Ms. Grey suffered a Grade 3 Concussion, with MRI confirming that she suffered from a
moderate traumatic brain injury (TBI).
Medical staff informed Ms. Grey that evidence of a sexual assault had been discovered during her full exam post-surgery. Emergency contraceptive was administered but no DNA was discovered within Ms. Grey. She later attempted to remove her sutures but was caught by nurses. Ms. Grey was placed in observation for 10 days to monitor for self-harming behavior. After Ms. Grey passed all psychological evaluations and showed no sign of self-harming behavior, she was released into general care for the remainder of her stay.
Ms. Grey remained at Mercy Grace Hospital until July 10, 2017. She was discharged and provided with a schedule of follow-up appointments. A trauma psychiatrist was assigned to her for 6 months to assist with her rehabilitation effort due to her TBI and assault.
Ambulance Call Transcript
- 11:45 PM Ambulance Dispatcher: Emergency Medical Dispatch. This is Janette. What is the nature of your emergency?
- 11:46 PM Caller: Oh god, she’s dead. I think she’s dead! Help! Please send help!
- 11:46 PM Ambulance Dispatcher: Who is dead? Can you tell me what happened?
- 11:47 PM Caller: It’s one of the interns. She is on the bathroom floor in a pool of blood. She’s face down. Oh god! There’s broken glass everywhere.
- 11:47 PM Ambulance Dispatcher: Sir, take a deep breath. Can you see if she is breathing?
- 11:48 PM Caller: I’m afraid to touch her... Please, you must send help!
- 11:48 PM Ambulance Dispatcher: Where are you? What is the address?
- 11:48 PM Caller: Guerrilla Media Design! 258 Maple Lane...
- 11:49 PM Ambulance Dispatcher: Alright. Police Units and an Ambulance are being sent. They should be there in a matter of moments. Sir, can you please check to see if she’s breathing?
- 11:49 PM Caller: Oh god - I will try...
- 11:51 PM Ambulance Dispatcher: Sir? Are you still there?
- 11:52 PM Caller: Oh god, she moved! She moved!!! HURRY!
Summary - Police Record: 2017-6-16.Paulston-PD.GreyH.DD-AS
Due to a potential fatality, police were notified by Emergency Ambulance Dispatch that a potential homicide may have been committed at Guerrilla Media Design located on 258 Maple Lane. Upon arrival at the scene, two officers entered the building. Medics were already on scene, administering lifesaving procedures. Once the victim, Ms. Grey, was secured and removed from the scene, a formal investigation was conducted.
There were clear signs of a physical struggle at the crime scene. The
mirrors of the bathroom were completely shattered, showing signs that Ms. Grey had been thrown against them. A medical examination verified glass was discovered within Ms. Grey’s wounds upon her back and wrists, matching that of the mirrors found within the bathroom. There was also a mass of blood, indicating that Ms. Grey had been
drug after being stabbed. Authorities believe she was caught by surprise by a blitz attacker within the bathroom.
The witness who discovered Ms. Grey was questioned and provided a solid alibi. The security firm tasked with securing the building were also interviewed and asked to provide all security footage. Upon review, no one was seen entering or leaving the building around the suspected time of the attack. However, the security firm acknowledged a known gap in the security system. The rear stairway into the building has no camera coverage and does not require badge access to enter. A
generic six digit pin allows access to the stairwell, which is commonly used by the residents of the building. Due to the high traffic in the area, no fingerprints were successfully recovered from the door handle and pin pad.
The colleagues of Ms. Grey were interviewed but none seemed to be aware of any previous domestic disputes between Ms. Grey and a potential unsub. They did vocalize Ms. Grey’s change in behavior over the past several months, including moodiness and a loss in job performance due to an ongoing affair with the company’s co-owner, Mrs. Munoz-Alvi. Upon interview, both Mrs. Munoz-Alvi and Mr. Alvi stated they were not in the building at the time of the attack. Financial records backed up their statements, verifying their alibi. Mrs. Munoz-Alvi did inform authorities that Ms. Grey was an infatuated intern, like many others the company had hired, and that their alleged affair was office gossip. Mr. Alvi confirmed that Mrs. Munoz-Alvi and Ms. Grey were not involved with one another.
Due to Ms. Grey’s inability to identify her attacker and having a lack of physical evidence to identify the intruder, no unsub was identified. Administered sexual assault kit failed to obtain DNA from Ms. Harper. The case remains open, should new evidence be discovered.
Therapy Records - Harper Anita Grey
July 2017 - January 2018: Trauma Rehabilitation Psychiatrist - Patricia Langley
- Seen for: TBI | Assault Trauma
- Reason for Therapy: Rehabilitation therapy due to physical assault and TBI.
- Prescribed: Anti-Depressants | Anti-Anxiety | Sedatives
- Findings:
- Patient required speech therapy due to the TBI she sustained. After three months, patient regained her ability to communicate correctly but no longer possesses the southern US accent she had prior to the attack.
- Provided six months of cognitive behavioral therapy to assist patient with PTSD outbursts.
- Worked with patient to address increasing anxiety, nervousness, and paranoid delusions. It is believed these are being escalated due to the PTSD of the assault.
- Patient shows no recollection of the assault, both physical and sexual. What knowledge she possesses appears to be rehearsed from discharge documents. There is clear evidence that patient is suffering from dissociation.
April 2018 - July 2018: Psychiatrist - Madie Sinclair
- Seen for: PTSD | Depression | Suicidal Ideation
- Reason for Therapy: Failed suicide attempt (Overdose of sedatives)
- Prescribed: Anti-Depressants | Anti-Anxiety
- Findings:
- Patient attempted suicide after failure to re-integrate into society after severe assault in July 2017.
- Assisted patient with relocation efforts to low income housing.
- Worked with patient to address flash-back nightmares that are leading to sleep disorder, panic attacks, depression, and self-harming behavior.
- Recommend follow-up therapy to discuss potential diagnosis for unidentified mental conditions that may have developed in patient due to TBI injury.
September 2018 - November 2019: Councilor - Jane Piper
- Seen for: Suicidal Ideation
- Reason for Therapy: Failed suicide attempt (Attempted hanging)
- Findings:
- Patient is struggling with disassociation, depression and suicidal ideation resulting from an assault that occurred in July 2017.
- Worked with patient to identify alternative methods for dealing with depression, such as group therapy, volunteer work, and volunteering at a youth advocate facility.
July 2019 - October 2019: Trauma Rehabilitation Psychiatrist - Patricia Langley
- Seen for: History of TBI
- Reason for Therapy: Verify previous TBI damage had not become more severe due to concussion from motorcycle accident.
- Prescribed: Anti-Anxiety
- Findings:
- Patient is still suffering from disassociation, PTSD, panic attacks, depression, and suicidal ideation after assault in July 2017.
- Patient admitted motorcycle accident was a failed suicide attempt.
- Worked with patient daily, referring to Siddhayatan Tirth & Spiritual Retreat as an alternative follow-up option to therapy.
October 2019 - November 2019: Siddhayatan Tirth & Spiritual Retreat
- Seen for: Miss Grey is in constant crisis. This is impacting her ability to function as a normal member of society.
- Reason for Therapy: Miss Grey was referred to our facility after repeated failed suicided attempts resulting from severe trauma in July 2017. She has moderate/severe PTSD which was not being treated effectively with modern medicine methods.
- Findings:
- Miss Grey remained at our facility for six weeks.
- She repeated many of the classes and drastic improvement was seen in her overall mood and mental wellness.
- Miss Grey was a pleasure to have at our facility and has returned multiple times to since initial visit to participate in retreats.
- She is considered to be one of our facility's success stories and has not attempted suicide since her visit.
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