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Thomas Fallis, 34, was indicted by a grand jury in Weld County on two charges of murder in the death of his wife Ashley.
Fallis was arrested Tuesday morning in Bloomington, Indiana where he moved with couples three children after the death of his wife.
According to court documents, Fallis shot and killed his wife at the party at their home when he became angry with her after overhearing her say she was going outside to have a smoke, and believing she was going to smoke marijuana.
Following another argument with a guest, Fallis reportedly stormed into the master bedroom, yelling and slamming the door as guests, including his wifes parents, left the home.
According to the indictment, the couple reportedly kept arguing until Fallis grabbed a 9mm handgun and, during a struggle, held the gun to the right side of Ashleys head and pulled the trigger.
While still in contact with Ashley, he lowered Ashley to the floor, began holding her head, and called 911 to report that Ashley shot her self in the head, the indictment states. Fallis died approximately three hours later.
http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2014/11/sheriffs-deputy-shot-wife-to-death-after-argument-over-toking-up-on-new-years-police/
Geez....Do they not do psychological evaluations on cops anymore? They let psychos like this have a badge and a gun and then cover up their crimes?
The wife's family claims their daughter was killed by Fallis and that the police were covering it up. Neighbors said the couple fought frequently. And certain witness accounts were missing or incorrectly recorded in the original police reports.
imthevicar
(811 posts)Getting Caught by the Police. Now this proves it.
toddwv
(2,830 posts)Ashley Fallis death was originally ruled a suicide but, according to Evans Police chief Rick Brandt, new information surfaced calling into question the report filed by the original crime scene investigator.
This new information includes allegations from witness accounts that we were previously unaware of, Brandt said. Specifically, the allegations say that the officer omitted material statements from witnesses and that he changed at least one statement of a key witness in the case to support the conclusion of suicide.
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What charges are going to be brought against the POS that was the "original crime scene investigator?" Should be at least a few felonies involved there.
C Moon
(12,219 posts)to get a position as an officer in the Orange County Sheriffs (California)he'd thought it was the toughest obstacle.
Watching the news lately, it appears things have changed quite a bit since then.
barbtries
(28,810 posts)too helpful, not deferential enough toward authority, too smart...you know. not cop material. maybe things haven't changed that much. i don't know. it really feels as if they're reaching for the gun way too often.
i notice it took 2 years to indict this guy. probably being protected like wilson is. that precious blue line between them and us.
Odin2005
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B Calm
(28,762 posts)I guess he thought she was better off dead than sweating and shaking uncontrollable with marijuana addiction the rest of her life.
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(50,983 posts)Rex
(65,616 posts)Some cops are completely evil animals that would kill you for looking at them wrong.