On April 20, 2018, 37-year-old Daray Vontrell Sims of McKinney, Texas, was found dead in his home from multiple gunshot wounds. He was discovered face down in the bathroom, which was reported to be covered with copious amounts of blood.

Daray’s wife, 33-year-old Morgan Leigh Sims, was arrested and charged with his murder. Morgan told authorities she shot Daray in self-defense after enduring abuse. Family members reported that Morgan and Daray were arguing and fighting before the shooting; Morgan’s brother called police that evening and Morgan’s mother called 911 to say her daughter had just shot her husband. Morgan fled in a black Range Rover and was later located several miles away; officers found a semiautomatic pistol with a live round in the chamber, $9,560 in cash, and prescription medications including Xanax and Valium in the vehicle.

Morgan had past legal troubles including a probation sentence for criminal mischief. The case raised questions about domestic violence, the self-defense claim, and pretrial bail decisions. Does anyone have information about Daray’s life or the household that could shed light on what happened?