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The autopsy report for Naomi Anderson that contains information related to her cause of death.

Victim: Naomi Anderson
Age: 20
Time of Death: Sept 28th
Cause of Death: Drug overdose
Notes: After examination, the drug that caused her death was different from the usually banned substance. There are red scratches on the outside of the victim's right wrist, which may have been caused by fingernails or other sharp objects. There are no other obvious signs of trauma.

The incident report for Naomi Anderson that contains a picture of the syringe found on her.

Examination Material: 1 Syringe
Sample: Banned substance in the victim's body, Naomi Anderson's fingerprint, the fingerprints of Jerry Jones and everyone who was at the bar
Results: The trace amounts of banned substances found in the syringe are a match for the substances found in the victim's body. This syringe was used to inject the substance into her body. Besides the victim, there are no other fingerprints on the syringe.

The cause of Naomi Anderson's death is a new type of banned substance. It's not easily stored and becomes coagulated when damp. Its potency is a few times stronger than normal, with a unique fragrance.

The medical examiner concluded that the narrow scratch marks on the outside of Naomi's wrist are ordinary wounds that may have been caused by nails or other sharp objects.

The dent on the syringe that Naomi used is located on the topside of the syringe. There are markings on the dent, it doesn't seem like it was made from something smooth.