Compiled by proposed declarants
The text presents a numbered chronology attributed principally to Gina's sons and brother. It combines their own recollections with statements they attribute to Gina, other witnesses, professionals, and records.
FAMILY WORKING DOCUMENT · NOT A FINAL AFFIDAVIT
The file labeled “Affidavit V3” is a draft compilation requiring further verification.
The document identifies Grant Gazvoda, Garrison Gazvoda, and John Gervasoni as proposed declarants and organizes family and witness accounts concerning Gina's health, final-week communications, emergency-care concerns, post-death procedures, and estate issues.
Critical source warning:The document itself contains editorial instructions to omit, confirm, date, name, or correct certain assertions. Those notes demonstrate that the archived version was still being edited and was not ready to be treated as a finalized sworn evidentiary statement.
DOCUMENT STATUS
What direct source review established.
Unfinished verification work
The draft includes visible instructions indicating that certain dates, names, bank information, insurance information, and other statements needed confirmation, correction, or omission.
No clean execution established
The reviewed file does not provide a reliable basis to represent this version as a final, signed, notarized, filed, or judicially accepted affidavit.
CONTENT CATEGORIES
What the draft attempts to organize.
Health and treatment history
Family descriptions of Gina's long-term health condition, nutrition treatment, apparent condition, and communications before her death. Medical conclusions require comparison with actual clinical records and qualified review.
Final-week communications
Accounts of calls and conversations that family members say they personally participated in or later learned about. Each statement requires attribution to the specific speaker and supporting call, message, or witness record where available.
Medical-care and response concerns
Family statements concerning requests for care, the emergency response, and differing descriptions of Gina's condition. These concerns must be tested against police, EMS, medical, telephone, and witness records.
Post-death and estate concerns
Family allegations concerning death documentation, autopsy requests, cremation, property, accounts, and estate instruments. Court-generated findings, official forms, and expert opinions must remain separate from draft allegations.
SOURCE-QUALITY MATRIX
Not every sentence in a draft has the same evidentiary weight.
Potential direct testimony
A proposed declarant's account of a call, conversation, observation, or event in which that person directly participated. It remains the declarant's testimony unless independently corroborated.
Secondhand or hearsay content
A statement describing what another person allegedly said. It must name the source, preserve attribution, and be checked against that person's testimony or contemporaneous record.
Requires underlying documentation
A statement about banking, insurance, medical treatment, legal authority, account values, forms, or official actions that should not be published as verified without the source record.
Not publication-ready
Text accompanied by requests to confirm, omit, correct, add a date, add a name, or reconcile newer evidence. These items remain excluded from verified public claims.
WHAT THIS DOCUMENT DOES NOT ESTABLISH
A draft chronology is not a verdict.
No independent verification: Inclusion in the draft does not prove that each statement is accurate, complete, admissible, firsthand, or corroborated.
No medical or criminal finding: The draft does not determine Gina's cause or manner of death and does not establish that any person committed a crime.
No final affidavit status: A later clean, signed, notarized, filed, or corrected document would need to be identified and reviewed separately. This page describes only the archived working version reviewed by the Justice for Gina evidence team.
CONTROLLED SOURCE REVIEW