Deborah Kelly Itzo, a 48-year-old healthcare executive, was found shot to death in her San Antonio home on October 10, 2015. She had been married to Lars Erik Itzo, a contractor she hired in 2012.

Deborah’s autopsy reported a close-range gunshot, a detail prosecutors highlighted as inconsistent with an accidental, reactive shot. Lars Itzo was arrested within days and charged with murder and manslaughter. In December 2016 a jury acquitted him of murder but convicted him of second-degree felony manslaughter; he was sentenced to 15 years and fined $10,000, with parole eligibility after serving at least half the term. Deborah’s mother, Anne Kelly, publicly called the sentence too lenient.

Are there witnesses or evidence that anyone in the neighborhood noticed unusual activity at the house that night?