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Report No: GT/GB-171009-046250327

Location: Denver, CO

Agents:

Summary:

The Agents secured the remains of one Radomir Reznik from the Denver County Coroner, uncovered suspicious personal items connecting Reznik to a possible source of unnatural contamination, and arranged for a forensic examination under Delta Green oversight. Preliminary findings indicate highly irregular biological phenomena. Further investigation into a commercial cannabis brand appears warranted.

Operation Report:

Coroner’s Office (Denver)
- Agents arrived at the Denver County Coroner’s Office to inspect Reznik’s remains. The body was severely burned and displayed missing and partially externalized organs. Evidence indicated post-mortem trauma from a shotgun blast to the head.
- Arrangements were made for transfer to a Delta Green–friendly forensic anthropologist at Colorado State University (CSU). The Agents briefed the medical examiner to treat the corpse as a hazardous sample.
Courthouse Evidence Retrieval
- Drummond and McCarter secured Reznik’s personal effects from the county courthouse archives. Items recovered:
  - A Colorado Department of Corrections ID for Reznik
  - A stolen handbag and identification belonging to one “Susanna Carmichael”
  - Multiple cannabis vape cartridges (brand: Avalon Gardens), one partially used
  - A recorded DVD-R containing footage of Reznik’s disruptive arrest
  - Purchase receipts linking the cannabis products to “Susie” and the Denver Greens dispensary
- Agents noted a possible connection between the rapid onset of Reznik’s fatal condition and these vape cartridges.
Dispensary Inquiry
- Drummond and McCarter initially contacted staff at Denver Greens. The manager, upon learning of federal law enforcement affiliation, offered minimal cooperation. No relevant information was divulged regarding the brand or the circumstances of the alleged robbery of Carmichael’s handbag.
- Subsequent return to Denver Greens was conducted by Booth, who purchased additional Avalon Gardens products for further examination. Agents noted repeated references to high potency and the brand’s distinct line of flavored cartridges.
Autopsy at CSU
- The Agents convened at CSU with Dr. Evelyn Carrington, a confirmed Delta Green–friendly specialist.
- Examination of Reznik’s remains revealed:
  - Advanced organ damage consistent with extreme cancerous growth in the lungs
  - Evidence that growth progressed at an abnormally accelerated rate
  - A fluid within the lung tissue akin to lipoid pneumonia, possibly related to chronic high-intensity vape inhalation
  - Physical trauma to the torso suggesting that multiple organs were wrenched free by biological processes prior to the fire
  - Confirmation that the lethal shotgun blast was administered after Reznik had already died
- Carrington preserved tissue samples for potential further testing under Program supervision.

Analysis and Recommendations:

The rapid and anomalous cancer-like growth in Reznik’s lungs, combined with accounts of violent and unnatural organ movement, indicates a possible pathogenic or unnatural agent. The presence of Avalon Gardens–brand cannabis products preceding these symptoms suggests a contamination vector or deliberate adulteration within the product line.
Investigation of the Avalon Gardens supply chain is strongly advised. Such an unnatural contaminant may pose significant public health risks if distributed widely.
The stolen items from “Susanna Carmichael” may connect Reznik to unknown parties. This line of inquiry could reveal whether others have been exposed to similar effects. Further information on Carmichael’s whereabouts and her potential involvement is recommended.
Follow-up should evaluate whether local law enforcement or civilian personnel were exposed to biologically hazardous materials. Secure medical screening for possibly affected individuals may be necessary.
Reznik’s post-mortem gunshot wound suggests heightened fear among correctional staff who encountered the event. Surveillance or discreet containment is advised if these individuals exhibit psychological distress or signs of infection.
Continued monitoring of Agents is advised given the unsettling autopsy findings and potential unnatural contamination. Close observation of mental state and any physical anomalies should remain a priority to ensure operational readiness.

Session Notes

Initial Focus on the Investigation at Denver County Jail (Referenced from Previous Session)
- The agents recall that Sgt. Peleaz had retrieved and provided deleted video footage involving prisoner Radomir Resnick.
- The footage depicted Resnick coughing up his lungs and attacking a dog in the jail cell.
- The plan is to follow up on Resnick’s remains at the Denver County Coroner’s Office.
Arrival at the Denver County Coroner’s Office
- The group arrives in the late afternoon.
- They meet a front-desk receptionist and request information about Resnick’s body.
- Dr. Nathan Caldwell, a medical examiner, arrives and leads them to an autopsy suite.
Examination of Resnick’s Body with Dr. Caldwell
- Dr. Caldwell and the agents see that the corpse is severely burned and partially dismembered.
- Much of the skull is missing. The torso has large holes, and most internal organs appear to be gone or charred.
- Dr. Caldwell notes that the situation looks far worse than any “accidental” death.
- He observes that some of the injuries do not align with a simple fire.
- The group secures Dr. Caldwell’s contact information and thanks him for the initial review.
Chain of Custody and Transferring the Body
- The agents contact their Delta Green liaison, Assistant U.S. Attorney Antonia Pitzerelli, to coordinate.
- Pitzerelli arranges for a friendly, Dr. Evelyn Carrington (a forensic anthropologist at Colorado State University), to take custody of the body so it can be held securely.
- The agents plan to examine further and ensure the remains do not pose any unnatural threat.
Courthouse Visit for Resnick’s Evidence
- Two of the agents (Graham Drummond and Matthew McCarter) head to the Lindsay Flanagan Courthouse to retrieve case evidence.
- They reference case number 17CR1182, which has been closed.
- A clerk, “Judy,” grants them access to a secure room for reviewing the evidence.
Contents of the Evidence Box
- The evidence box contains:
  - Colorado Department of Corrections ID card for Radomir Resnick.
  - A business card for the Renewed Potential Housing Group (a transitional housing service).
  - A woman’s handbag holding the wallet, credit cards, and Missouri driver’s license of “Susanna Carmichael.”
  - Four marijuana vape cartridges (Avalon Gardens brand, flavor labeled “Guinevere Cherry”); three are empty, one is half-full.
  - A vape pen and charger (Elevana brand).
  - A burned DVD-R labeled with security footage details (dated two days prior to the session date).
  - A receipt from “Denver Greens,” which matches the purchase of the vape cartridges and pen. The receipt is addressed to “Susie.”
Viewing the Security Footage on the DVD-R
- They watch an external camera angle showing Resnick at a brewery (Snowmelt Brewing).
- The timestamp is 1:30 p.m. on the same day as the arrest.
- Resnick vapes continuously using multiple cartridges and behaves erratically, driving away patrons and staff.
- Police arrive when he becomes aggressive (throwing items, yelling).
- He is arrested after causing a disturbance, and near the end of the footage, he starts coughing.
Suspicion About the Vape Cartridges
- McCarter detects a strange, “brothy” or “meaty” odor emanating from the Avalon Gardens cartridges.
- The group decides to learn more about the source of these cartridges.
Visit to the Dispensary “Denver Greens”
- Drummond and McCarter first go; Drummond flashes a DEA badge.
- Natalie, the manager, immediately withholds cooperation, referring them to legal counsel.
- They confirm a robbery incident occurred nearby but gain no further details.
- Later, Franklin Booth returns alone to purchase various Avalon Gardens products.
- Booth buys multiple cartridge flavors and extra vape pens, paying in cash.
- They confirm all of these Avalon Gardens items have the same unusual odor when McCarter smells them.
Body Transfer to Dr. Evelyn Carrington at CSU
- Dr. Carrington and her grad students pick up Resnick’s remains from the Denver County Coroner.
- They move the body to a lab in Fort Collins for a deeper autopsy.
Autopsy with Dr. Carrington at CSU
- The body is severely burned with shattered skull fragments.
- Dr. Carrington discovers small bits of canine teeth embedded in Resnick’s flesh, confirming a dog attack.
- She also recovers shotgun buckshot lodged in Resnick’s head, apparently fired post-mortem.
- One lobe of Resnick’s left lung remains inside the chest cavity, thick with fluid indicating he effectively “drowned” in heavy mucus.
- She identifies rapid-onset advanced large cell carcinoma in the lung tissue. It appears to have grown abnormally fast—possibly over hours.
- The severed portion of lung and other organs outside the body show signs of this aggressive cancer growth, suggesting the organs were wrenched out by the unnatural progression in his chest.
- Dr. Carrington concludes that the official cause of death was respiratory failure from fluid-filled bronchioles, with the bizarre cancer growth playing a major role.
Session End
- The investigation reveals strong links between Resnick’s unnatural death and the Avalon Gardens brand vape products.
- The agents note that the body’s condition involves impossible medical phenomena (extreme rapid cancer growth and organ extrusion).
- The session concludes with the autopsy findings, leaving the agents to determine their next steps.

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Reznik Death Investigation - Sun, Oct 8, 2017

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