Based on the extensive research conducted on the samples of the water at various locations and of the victim’s bodily fluids, it is evident that the location of the drowning was at Duck’s pond. The most reliable test for diatoms in an autopsy of the body would be a bone marrow extract. This is because the diatoms present in the bone marrow are guaranteed to have come from the liquid inhaled during drowning. This is not true for the other diatoms found in the body which came from extractions of soft tissue organs such as Euglena, Anabaena, Vorticella, Volvox and more. The only diatom present in the victim’s bone marrow extract at the time was Synedra. In the victim’s swimming pool, it is highly unlikely for there to be algae of any kind which
