Jack Wilczewski

At that time of year, their window was open so you could also pick up sound from inside of the bedroom as well.

No arguing, no nothing.

They were fine that night.

We were together 15 years at that time.

I thought they were kissing.

Of course, they said they were talking each other's ear, but they were embraced with each other.

After a couple times, I was like, why are you coming here?

Can you wait till I get home at 5 o'clock or 4 o'clock?

Of course, they always made me out like I was a fool.

I was seeing things I didn't see.

I woke up two o'clock in the morning and she wasn't there.

So I'm thinking, go to Bruno's house.

I went and pulled out in front and blew the horn and she come walking out with her purse with barely any clothes on.

Got in her car, drove to our house, packed her bags and moved in with them, right there.

He says, we were fighting.

My gut reaction was, this is probably a case that should have been charged back in 2013, and I can only guess that they thought it didn't warrant charges because he shot himself through the hand.

We retained the services of Dr. Wayne Ross, who's a highly respected forensic pathologist and a blood pattern expert.

It's very clear that he was on top of his wife, that he was using his hand to hold her and threaten her with a gun.

And through a struggle, his hand gets loose.

He fires the gun at the same time.