Death After Midnight - Encore
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48 hours presents. [MUSIC PLAYING] [CHEERING] [SPEAKING SPANISH] [SPEAKING SPANISH] [SPEAKING SPANISH] It is incredibly unbelievable to see your kid. I'm laying in a bed with a bullet hole through them. He shot her. I know he shot her. I did not shoot my wife. What was that that made you decide this was a case worth investigating? There was enough there to suggest that there wasn't at least a thorough investigation. And so I thought I owed it to the family to look at that. I received a tip about this last week and have been working on it. That's my attention by a Fox31 reform. The new investigation that began after our story first-- probably four days after New Year's Eve, 2011, a family came to me and said, someone killed our daughter and got away with it. [CHEERING] 2011, I'm going to use the e-party. I'm invited up by Ashley, our daughter, and Tom, Phallis, is her husband. It's recording. Ashley had a zeal for life. She loved life. She loved her kids more than anything. And Ashley and Tom had danced right prior to midnight. There was alcohol there. There was some drinking going on. There was a lot of laughter going on. They were having fun. The night started out as a normal night. There was an eruption. During part of the party, Tom had been cussing and very loudly. So I asked him to stop after a period of time, because he was quite loud. And there were kids in the house. And he got very, very angry with me. Got out of control. Got out of control. We were the last ones to see Tom, Phallis, in a fit of rage, a fit of rage. Our daughter had given us hugs and goodbye kisses, and her standing in the front porch waving goodbye.
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A Colorado mom of three shot dead in her bedroom. Was it suicide? "48 Hours" correspondent Erin Moriarty investigates.