On the evening of May 6, 2015, 34-year-old Kalee Nicoline Jacobson Scolatti was shot to death in Missoula, Montana. Kalee, a University of Montana School of Journalism graduate who had worked at her local television station for nearly a decade and had recently become news director, was at home when her estranged husband, 36-year-old Nicholas Scolatti, arrived and an argument began. Kalee called a long-time family friend, Anthony TJ Dupras, to come help. Shortly after Dupras, 46, arrived, Nicholas opened fire, fatally wounding both Kalee and Dupras.

Neighbors reported hearing a woman’s screams followed by gunshots and called 911. Nicholas then shot himself; he was taken to a hospital and died two days later from a self-inflicted head wound. No other suspects were sought in the double murder-suicide. Kalee is survived by three daughters.

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