Tom Fallis

In fact, Chief Brand says he didn't know there were questions about the investigation until Justin Joseph's reports two years later.

Justin Joseph's reporting got the case reopened and reinvestigated by a larger neighboring police department in Fort Collins, all with the full cooperation of Chief Brandt.

I was wondering if we could talk to you about the death of your wife.

What did Tom Fallis think of the developments?

Joseph surprised him during a return trip to the area.

Curiously, more than two years after her death, Tom produced for police what he said were suicide notes that Ashley had written.

One said...

Dear Tom, I'm sorry for your pain.

I'm a failure at everything.

I find myself not even liking my children.

I do love them.

I just can't take this life any longer.

In November 2014, a grand jury indicted Tom Fallis for the murder of his wife.

The next day, he was arrested in Indiana.

After three years of freedom, thinking this was all behind him, he suddenly found himself in jail and separated from his children, who were now being cared for by his parents.

And now, in March 2016, people may make their opening statement.

The trial begins.

Tom Fallis is ready to put on a vigorous defense.

It was determined to be a suicide in 2012, and it's still a suicide in 2016.

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