Who pulled the trigger? Questions raised after Georgia police officer says his wife fatally shot herself

This story originally aired on Jan, 28. It was updated on Nov. 18. 911 DISPATCHER: Putnam County Sheriff's Office will you hold please? AMANDA PERRAULT (911 call): It's my husband, and he's putting his hands on me. AMANDA PERRAULT (911 call): He locked me out of the house and I'm just trying to get my things out of the house, please. SECOND 911 DISPATCHER: And she said her husband is … an officer with the Eatonton Police Department. SECOND 911 DISPATCHER: I ain't supposed to know this … but he's been out of work with his back and apparently, he's over their whoopin' up on her ass. "I Amanda Perrault would like to retract my statement … My husband never put his hands on me ever. I feel horrible for the humiliation I have put my husband and my family through. I am willing to take any punishment I may deserve for what I have done."

Just an hour-and-a-half after Seth Perrault said his 44-year-old wife, Amanda, shot herself right in front of him, he was struggling to tell his story. AMANDA PERRAULT: Yes, thank you. 911 DISPATCHER: She's at the neighbor's house right now.

SETH PERRAULT (to Sheriff Howard Sills): I'm in shock. My wife of eight years, that I love more than anything in this world…