Natalie Morales

He picked up her phone after she went to bed from her bed stand, went to the closet, looked at the phone, and that's when she confronted him, he says, with the gun at the front of the closet. And that's when he got very nervous because he knew it was fully charged and it doesn't have a safety mechanism on it. And if the finger is on the trigger, it can go off.

He picked up her phone after she went to bed from her bed stand, went to the closet, looked at the phone, and that's when she confronted him, he says, with the gun at the front of the closet. And that's when he got very nervous because he knew it was fully charged and it doesn't have a safety mechanism on it. And if the finger is on the trigger, it can go off.

He picked up her phone after she went to bed from her bed stand, went to the closet, looked at the phone, and that's when she confronted him, he says, with the gun at the front of the closet. And that's when he got very nervous because he knew it was fully charged and it doesn't have a safety mechanism on it. And if the finger is on the trigger, it can go off.

So that's when he said he tussled with her to get control of the gun and the shots went off.

So that's when he said he tussled with her to get control of the gun and the shots went off.

So that's when he said he tussled with her to get control of the gun and the shots went off.

Yeah. System disarmed. Ready to arm. All right. All right.

Yeah. System disarmed. Ready to arm. All right. All right.

Yeah. System disarmed. Ready to arm. All right. All right.

Sir, we need to get back to your wife to continue the compressions. All right, ma'am. I mean, did he explain that? So, Ann Marie, yes, the operator is asking on the 911 call if he is in the bedroom. But he replies with yes, even though we see in the security footage from their kitchen that he is now walking to the garage. And he said it was to open the door for the first responders.

Sir, we need to get back to your wife to continue the compressions. All right, ma'am. I mean, did he explain that? So, Ann Marie, yes, the operator is asking on the 911 call if he is in the bedroom. But he replies with yes, even though we see in the security footage from their kitchen that he is now walking to the garage. And he said it was to open the door for the first responders.

Sir, we need to get back to your wife to continue the compressions. All right, ma'am. I mean, did he explain that? So, Ann Marie, yes, the operator is asking on the 911 call if he is in the bedroom. But he replies with yes, even though we see in the security footage from their kitchen that he is now walking to the garage. And he said it was to open the door for the first responders.

So he's now removed himself from doing CPR on Patricia at that moment. And he didn't tell the operator that at the time. And it's important to remember, he himself had been shot in the leg. So we know that at that point, there was some trauma. And so he is giving her CPR. And he said... He felt he needed to go open the garage door to allow the first responders to enter.

So he's now removed himself from doing CPR on Patricia at that moment. And he didn't tell the operator that at the time. And it's important to remember, he himself had been shot in the leg. So we know that at that point, there was some trauma. And so he is giving her CPR. And he said... He felt he needed to go open the garage door to allow the first responders to enter.

So he's now removed himself from doing CPR on Patricia at that moment. And he didn't tell the operator that at the time. And it's important to remember, he himself had been shot in the leg. So we know that at that point, there was some trauma. And so he is giving her CPR. And he said... He felt he needed to go open the garage door to allow the first responders to enter.

So that's how he explained it to us. He was like, I did what I thought I needed to do to best get the help that she would need.

So that's how he explained it to us. He was like, I did what I thought I needed to do to best get the help that she would need.

So that's how he explained it to us. He was like, I did what I thought I needed to do to best get the help that she would need.

seems to carry the burden of what happened on that night and, you know, that he feels her loss. I mean, he says to this day he still loves Patricia very deeply. And I think what, you know, is most troubling for him is knowing that it was his gun that was charged and on the nightstand that ultimately led to this tragic death. he did want to talk. He wanted to tell us his side of the story.

seems to carry the burden of what happened on that night and, you know, that he feels her loss. I mean, he says to this day he still loves Patricia very deeply. And I think what, you know, is most troubling for him is knowing that it was his gun that was charged and on the nightstand that ultimately led to this tragic death. he did want to talk. He wanted to tell us his side of the story.