The defendant was transported to the hospital for suspected self-inflicted wounds — care that may have triggered significant hospital costs, especially in the absence of comprehensive mental health coverage.
Meanwhile, police officers went to his residence, where they “discovered a chaotic and bloody scene.” McIntyre was reportedly found on the floor with severe trauma, and a machete nearby.
Fatal Injuries and Autopsy Reveal Brutal Attack
She was airlifted to a hospital, a critical move aligned with emergency trauma protocols and life-flight insurance billing structures,
But she later died from her wounds. An autopsy later revealed that McIntyre had sustained at least 25 lacerations.
A graphic indicator of rage or psychosis, which could be linked to undiagnosed mental disorders or failure to access wellness and chronic illness treatment.
Such cases often raise difficult legal questions involving OB-GYN family history reviews, genetic mental health markers, and whether the defendant may have benefited from court-mandated wellness programs or early behavioral therapy if resources were available.