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So that’s what she did with their 4-year-old son.

It was the last time she saw her husband of nearly nine years alive.

During the next few seconds, bullets riddled the family’s Southwest-side home. At least 60 holes, family members say; from the front door through stucco and walls separating room after room after room.

In the middle of it all was a dead man - who did have weapon in his hands - but never fired a single bullet.

“The people he served ended his life. That’s how short I can put it to you. He served his country, for his purpose, for his people and now they’re saying he was a high-risk person in this state.

“I don’t know why they’re saying that. Now they’re backing up, saying he didn’t shoot.”

That’s why the family is coming forward...so soon after the incident, searching for answers, that continue to elude this heart-broken wife and mother.

“Why? Why they did that to him?

“I just want justice for my kids...I want justice for them.”

It is interesting that the police initially lied to the public and still have a job.

Read this:

Sheriff's Bureau Chief Rick Kastigar says SWAT team members were going down a hallway in the home when Guerena confronted them.

Kastigar says Guerena was armed with an AR-15 assault rifle.

"He fired a shot at the SWAT team which struck a protective shield that was being held by the very first individual in the home," Kastigar says.

"As I indicated earlier, SWAT officers from both our agency and other agencies returned fire," Kastigar continues."

Now the Pima Police Department changes the story:

Jose Guerena pointed a military style AR-15 rifle at deputies who were serving a search warrant on a home in the 7100 block of South Redwater Driveon Tucson’s SW side, but the weapon’s safety on and it did not fire, Deputy Erin Gibson, a Pima County Sheriff’s Department spokeswoman, said on Monday.

Where did the magic bullet holds in shield go? Thin air?