Norma Frias, 48, was shot and killed on December 20, 2015, after an argument with her husband of 34 years, Hector Frias. The couple was in their Dodge Durango near East 74th Avenue and Washington Street when Hector put a gun to Norma’s head and fired as she was driving. Norma was found with a gunshot wound to the head in her husband’s vehicle and was still breathing when he walked away from the scene.

After the shooting, Hector walked to a liquor store, bought two shooters of Fireball, and later was found intoxicated and covered in blood. I did it, but it was an accident. Arrested and charged with first-degree murder, he later pleaded guilty to second-degree murder. At sentencing the court heard that Norma was a defenseless woman and the mother of their four children; the judge described his actions as cowardly for shooting her and leaving her to die. Hector Frias was sentenced to 36 years in prison in September 2016.

Did anyone who knew Norma or the family notice warning signs before December 20, 2015, or have information about the events that led up to that night?