A Texas mum, 42-year-old Christy Sheats, who was shot dead by police after she shot and killed her two daughters let her husband survive so he would live with the anguish of losing his family, police said.

Christy Sheats was said to have been angered by the upcoming marriage of her eldest daughter, 22 year old Taylor, so she called her daughters and husband for a family meeting where she proceeded to pull out a .38 caliber handgun, which she was given by her great-grandfather to “protect her family.”

The mother pointed a gun at her husband, Jason Sheats and her daughters, 17 year old Madison and Taylor.

A 911 call Madison made while still inside the house reveals what really took place during that family meeting. The 911 call reveals what is believed to be Jason asking Sheats,

“Please, don’t point that gun at us,” as he begs his wife not to shoot them: “I’m sorry. I promise you, whatever you want…“

Two more calls were made that day, a second by Taylor that reveals more screaming in the background, and a third made by a neighbor after Madison, Taylor, and Jason ran out of the house.

The neighbor, clearly in distress, describes Sheats as wearing a purple dress. He is also heard walking the dispatcher through the moment when Sheats went back into the house to reload her gun and the moment she shot Taylor as she la!d on the ground.
“She’s coming back again. Oh!!! She shot her again. The female that was lying on the ground.”
That is when the Fulshear, Texas, police officer gunned down Sheats.

According to a family friend, Madison Davey, Sheats had hidden the handgun in the couch cushions. When she pulled out the gun, Jason tried to push the girls out of the front door.

Fort Bend County, Texas, investigators tell KHOU 11 that Taylor was shot once while inside the home and twice outside the home and Madison was shot just after she ran out the door of their home, where she collapsed and died.

Jason escaped from the tragedy unharmed after running into a neighbor’s home, looking for help. He reportedly did not know Sheats owned the gun.