Blauch Case Study

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On April 18th 2018, Steven Blauch was dropped off at Summit Hospital by a 2002 Chevy Suburban (TN Y5472H). Blauch was wrapped in a tarp and medical personnel admitted Blauch for treatment of his injuries. Blauch is currently on life support at Summit Hospital and his injuries are likely unrecoverable with severe brain injury. The investigation with interview of witnesses and video evidence shows that Blauch went to Hooters, located at 4119 Lebanon Pike, Hermitage, TN 37076, with Tim Lane DOB 02/14/1989 and consumed several alcoholic drinks. Lane and Blauch returned to their residences, which are located in trailers behind 105 Rifle Range Rd, Old Hickory, Davidson County, TN 37138. Lane went to bed after drinking some more liquor with Blauch.

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