Shirley and Ed Andronowich were regulars in a neighborhood bar a few blocks from their home in Winnipeg, Canada.

On one of their nights out, Ed decided to leave early.

Shirley wanted to stay.

There was a brief argument, and Ed went home alone.

It was Shirley Andronowovich's last night alive.

Ed and Shirley Andronovich had been married for 20 years.

Ed was a construction worker.

Shirley was a housewife.

They lived in the Fort Rouge section of Winnipeg, Canada, with their three teenage daughters.

They went out that night together, and just as usual, they went out for a good time.

And I guess a few hours later, my dad came home. He was tired. He didn't want to be there anymore.

She just wanted to stay, and his friends are there, so she stayed with his friends.

Shirley left the bar around midnight and walked home.

I heard her come home that night.

She was by herself.

I don't know if she was drunk, but you could tell that she had been drinking.

Ed and Shirley argued again when she came home.

Ed said Shirley went for a walk to calm down, but never returned.

The next morning, an employee at a nearby high school discovered a woman's body in the school yard. It was a very gruesome scene. There was some very senior homicide detectives that were there that were a little taken aback of what was discovered there

they came to the door and i went and got my father i went upstairs

then i got called downstairs and uh the uh the police looked at my father and said,

do you want to tell her?

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