Case overview

Bibiana Ainslie died following a Bexar County shooting. Reporting attributes a homicide classification for her death and a suicide classification for Gary George Ainslie's death to the medical examiner.

Documented and reported timeline

1. Early October: Bibiana Ainslie called authorities after being shot, reporting says.
2. Deputies entered the home; she later died at hospital.
3. October 7: Reporting described homicide and suicide classifications for Bibiana and Gary George Ainslie respectively.

Evidence and its limits

The call, scene and firearm evidence are needed to connect medical classifications with the sheriff's reconstruction. Neither the shared surname nor an aggregate family-violence statistic establishes all relationship details or motive in this incident.

Court, counsel and current posture

Last reported posture: Medical-examiner classifications entered; sheriff's murder-suicide investigation active

Court information below reflects the dated sources available for review. Filed documents and signed orders must control the final account. Allegations against a living accused person remain allegations unless admitted or proved in court.

Questions the records must answer

Further investigation: What did the 911 call and responding deputies document? What do firearm, trajectory, residue and scene evidence show? What was the relationship and were there prior threats, calls or protective orders?

Source file

These links identify the available reporting and official material. A report describing a document is not the same as having the complete document.

• Two reported dead in murder-suicide on San Antonio's far Northeast Side

Records and unanswered questions

Both final medical examiner reports; 911 and dispatch recordings; final sheriff's report; firearm, trajectory and residue findings; verified relationship and prior protective-order history.

Additional public records will be incorporated as they become available.