Autumn Armstrong, 40, was found dead in her Navasota, Texas home on August 18, 2014, from a single gunshot wound to her upper right thigh. The medical finding listed exsanguination, or bleeding to death, as the cause of death. Her husband, Kelly Armstrong, and their teenage son were both in the house when she was found.

Kelly Armstrong was charged with first-degree murder. Police documents say he claimed he shot Autumn while he was asleep and did not remember doing so; other evidence indicated he had been awake and texting people until after 1 a.m. He turned himself in to the Grimes County Jail and was released on a $150,000 bond. The Grimes County District Attorney’s Office continued investigating and awaited preliminary autopsy results and the official cause of death. Authorities said there was no danger to the community.

Autumn was a well-known member of the Navasota community, a Bryan High School graduate from the class of 1992 who worked as an escrow officer at Aggieland Title Company and had previously worked in the private law office of Grimes County District Attorney Tuck McClain. Does anyone who knew Autumn or was in the area that night have information to share with investigators?