So John John's death was an accident, a tragedy born out of a few seconds of fear and confusion

in a meth lab, that's what Laurie Ants has been told, not only by a press conference

on TV, but also by Scott County's chief detective, Robbie Carson.

Eventually, he'll draft a six-page report laying out exactly what he thinks happened,

that Marty mistakenly believes he was defending himself.

But before any of that, just a few days after the shooting, Robbie goes to Laurie's house

and tries to sketch out what happened.

I remember him jawing the diagram on a blue piece of paper of the trailer.

He said that they went to the front door of the trailer, and that Marty went on in, and

he told John John not to come in to stay out, and he said John John went in anyway.

So Robbie, I almost felt like he was saying, you know, it's John John's fault because

he went on in the trailer after Marty told him to stay out.

In the prosecutor's version of events that we heard at the press conference the day after

John John's funeral, he said Marty believed he was the only officer in the mobile home.

But he didn't mention that Marty explicitly told John John to stay outside.

In fact, he said almost the opposite, that John John, being a dutiful partner, would

have rushed inside when he heard a commotion.

Sergeant Yancey had come in, probably out of concern for officer Carson's safety.

Marty's confused.

He shoots, John John's dead, an accident.

Get even more curiously, and Marty's statement to investigators hours after the shooting.

He didn't mention telling John John to stay out either, it seems like a pretty big detail.

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