Doctor Morgan Murdered My Daughter

Mr. Adamson Foster, a retired Commander General of Brookfield Naval Force slept beside his daughter, Anika Foster, an eight year old girl who was admitted at room 106 due to sudden vomiting and dehydration. The little girl has been suffering from this for more than three days so her parents decided to confine her at McLeod's Medical institute.

It was September 5, 2015, Anika was widely awake. The clock hand pointed 3:00 a.m. She went down her bed and looked outside from the window. The surrounding was peaceful, she heard nothing but the rustling leaves from a pine tree outside her room.

Suddenly, Anika's tummy started to ache that she can’t bare the pain she was feeling inside her body. Mr. Foster was awaken and saw the horrible scenario happening to her daughter.

There were droplets of blood coming out from her nose, so her dad called the doctor and Mr. Sigmund Morgan run quickly to attend for his patient. He injected Tranexamic Acid to stop the bleeding but her blood continued dropping. Few seconds had passed, she started turning her head from left to right as fast as she could. There were black glitches appearing on her forehead so Dr. Morgan thought that it was the effect of drug he injected. Anika twisted side by side so he injected beta-adrenelgic blockers to stop Anika from trembling. However, the child did not stop shaking, her head was now having little cracks from front and back. Wounds and scratches appeared all over her flesh, in her face, hands and even down her legs. The medical team was not anymore certain about what’s going on. Anika's heart beats suddenly slowed down, Dr. Morgan connected a pacemaker tube to bring back the normal heart rate of the kid. But no improvement happened.

Anika's father was hysterically jumping in tears while watching his daughter dying. After a minute, her stomach turned bloated and an internal explosion in the entire organs ended her life.

 “Time of death 3:45 a.m.”

Dr. Morgan felt sorry about his failure to revive the child and he proceed at his quarter. He kept remembering what happened during the operation, but his mind was out of focus. He can’t understand everything. And that was the first ever death he had witnessed in his entire life as an outstanding general practitioner. He received many awards for his expertise in the field of medication. But this time, he questioned himself where part of the operation he failed.

One week later, an autopsy result was released about the death of Anika. According to Felix Cooper Foster, a pathologist for more than 10 years, he found out that the main cause of the child's death was an overdose to drug intake. He eventually confirmed that wrong practice of medication caused Anika’s sudden death.

Upon knowing the autopsy update, Mr. Foster filed a demand at Brookfield’s Trial Court accusing Dr. Ivan Morgan guilty of killing his child.

The Police knocked over the door of Morgan’s residence and it was Angelic Morgan who accommodated them. They presented an arrest warrant for her Dad who was having his breakfast that morning. Dr. Morgan stood up from the dining table and proceed to the police car without any hesitations nor question towards the authority.

Angelic run upstairs to change her clothes and get the car key.

While driving, she can’t figured out how the incident that night happened. Though she knew that it was really her father who did the operation, she was certain that there was something wrong, and it was not her father who murdered the kid.

She found her Dad inside the cell, he will be temporarily detained while the trial was being processed.

Angelic decided to handle her Dad’s case. She was working in a Public Attorneys' Office for five years after notching  rank 1 during the 2010 Bar Examination. Private law firms had offered her good salaries but she refused and served publicly for those who can’t afford to pay a private lawyer.

She started interrogating her dad about the incident taken a week ago. However, Doctor Morgan was not uttering even single word. He was on his unconscious state of mind. He seemed thinking so deep that he does not hear his daughter talking.

“Come on Dad! How will I defend you for this case if you won’t say anything? I know you’re innocent. Helped me out to resolve this case, please.”

Doctor Morgan remained silent, no words came out from his mouth but his face was covered with fear and doubts. He was not the same person he was, before the tragic death took place.

Laura left the jail and went to Roosevelt’s Forensic Den where she could hire a private detective to help her over the case. She talked with Sheriff Gregor Smith and asked if he can recommend his best detective to resolve the case. Mr. Smith noted her request and promised to give her the best detective he had as soon as possible.

Angelic went home and proceed to her study room to analyse the incident, she made a comprehensive research about the types of drugs her dad injected to the eight year old kid. The claim of the autopsy report was a concrete evidence to prove her dad's guilt over the   death. But she needed to do more investigation to solve the case and save her dad from imprisonment.

Suddenly, their helper knocked from her door and told her about the visitor waiting downstairs. Angelic thought that it was her friend Loren who came.

“Good evening Miss Morgan, I am William Smith, your private detective.”

William Smith was the private detective by Sheriff Smithp, his father. Laura asked him to have a seat and they started discussing about the case.