Personal Narrative Essay: Who's To Blame?

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On Wednesday March 28, 2018 at approximately 09:45 a.m. I was dispatched to 7521 Carpenter Street in Port Richey FL in reference to a death investigation.

Upon arrival I entered the single wide trailer and proceeded down a long hallway to the rear of the trailer. It should be noted there is no air conditioning in the trailer due to remodeling. As I entered the bedroom I looked to the left to find the decedent was lying on his back next to the bed. The decedent’s head facing the eastern direction. The decedent was wearing a blue shirt and red sweat pants. Approximately two minutes later Pasco County Rescue 211 Paramedic Zukosky pronounced the decedent at deceased at 09:49 am. (Run# 150241).

I then examined the body. No signs of foul play were suspected and no obvious signs of bruising or trauma were observed. The body was turned to examine the decedent’s back side. The pupils were checked with no signs of affixation.
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Jose stated he has been doing tile work at the residence for the last couple of days for the decedent. Jose stated when he got to the home, the front door was locked. Jose stated the front door is usually unlocked so he went to 7536 Clover Dr. Port Richey FL to notify the property owner’s family. Upon arrival at this location Jose met with Marina Tesch who is the decedent’s ex-wife. Marina had a key to the property and opened the front door of the decedent’s. Upon entry to the home they observed the decedent on the floor next to the bed lying face up and he called

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