Tom Fallis

This came as a shock because in Yates' report, he writes, that Kathy Glover told him that Chelsea said, quote, your neighbor just shot herself, a major discrepancy.

To this day, Officer Yates insists that Nick Glover never told him that he actually overheard Tom Fallis saying he shot his wife.

What about Kathy Glover's claim, who says that she got a call saying, I hope you've called the police.

Your neighbor just shot his wife.

Did, in fact, the witness say that to Officer Yates?

Still, Chief Brant can't explain why his officers failed to do a follow-up interview with Chelsea Arrigo.

They knew from the very first night she had heard Ashley yelling, get off me.

But Chelsea Arrigo was an ear witness, and you didn't go back and interview her.

Why not?

Ashley's parents believe the omissions are part of a cover-up by Evans Police.

Now, the big question is, is why?

Chief Brandt insists there was no cover-up, that his officers just made some mistakes.

But he can't really explain why his department concluded so quickly, just days after Ashley's death, that she committed suicide, especially when there was so much circumstantial evidence pointing to foul play.

The pictures, the divorce papers, numerous witnesses at the party reported that Tom was angry that night.

Aren't those inconsistencies very troubling?

Chief Brand says his less experienced officers called in the CBI, the Colorado Bureau of Investigation, for assistance, and then later closed their own investigation.

I mean, that's a really important question.

Why would you close the case when you still have lab results pending?

So why was it closed?

But this is your department.