. >> reporter: the man on the home was tom fallis begging for help and willing his wife to live. >> nore staying here. >> reporter: tom told the dispatcher she shot herself then put the phone down, holding her head, trying to stop the bleeding. so he had his 9-year-old daughter pick up the phone. >> honey, are you there? >> yes. >> okay, can you go open the door and let the officers in? >> it's open. mommy got shot. >> okay, okay, we're going to help. open the door. >> reporter: brian spencer was a county deputy back then to discover that the evans police had beaten him there. >> there were three ahead of me and more, siren, lights. >> pretty fast response. >> very fast. >> reporter: and this bit of news was going around fast too. >> this was a sheriff's employee, a jail employee. >> reporter: not that that should matter the effort was save ashley fallis' life. this was recorded by a police body camera and shows the paramedics arriving. chaotic. >> the scene, very. frantic, the officers located ashley fallis somewhere in the home. >> reporter: the local police took charge and asked bri