Amber Zotto was 35 when she was found fatally shot in the head inside a trash can in the garage of her Aurora, Colorado home. Her disappearance prompted a welfare check on July 2, 2019, after her mother could not reach her and the couple’s children told officers they had not seen their mother since June 29. Her husband, Keith Zotto, initially told police Amber had left after an argument and left a note he described as a suicide note.

Investigators say evidence contradicted that account. A family member reported that Keith confessed to shooting Amber in the face and described her pleading for her life while the children were in the house. Keith Zotto was arrested the day after Amber’s body was found. After a five-day trial in May 2021, a jury found him guilty of first-degree murder and he faced life in prison without parole.

Was anyone in the neighborhood aware of threats or disturbances at the Milan Circle home in the days before June 29?