A few days after Chiefs linebacker Jovan Belcher killed both his girlfriend, Kasandra Perkins, and himself, reports emerged that he had been intoxicated the night before. Today, those reports were confirmed via autopsy results, as well as new information about Perkins. And all of it is tough to read.

A lot of information surrounding Jovan Belcher’s final moments and the circumstances leading to his death has trickled out in the weeks following the murder-suicide, and today the Kansas City Star is reporting many new details – most noteworthy of which is that Belcher texted his alleged other girlfriend months before the shooting that he “would shoot” Perkins.

The Kansas City Police Department has released a dashboard camera video from an early morning encounter with Jovan Belcher just hours before he killed his girlfriend and later himself.

According to NFL.com’s Ian Rapoport, via Twitter, Jovan Belcher and Kasandra Perkins’ three-month-old daughter Zoey will receive financial support from the league until she starts college.

A pair of 911 calls related to the Jovan Belcher murder-suicide have been released, and they’re (obviously) tough to listen to.

When something as shocking as the Jovan Belcher murder-suicide case happens, it’s only natural to wonder what events could have led up to such a horrific conclusion. And – unfortunately but unsurprisingly, for a tragedy of this magnitude – seemingly every new bit of information that’s released seems to complicate the overall story all the more.

For the first time since Jovan Belcher murdered his girlfriend Kassandra Perkins and subsequently took his own life Saturday morning at the Kansas City Chiefs’ facility, his family has come out and spoken to the public.

Thanks to a law enforcement source of Peter King’s, we now know at least some of Jovan Belcher’s last words to GM Scott Pioli before he took his own life.

Two days after it happened, just about everyone is stil trying to make sense of what Chiefs linebacker Jovan Belcher did on Saturday, shooting his girlfriend and then himself dead. Last night, during halftime of Cowboys-Eagles, Bob Costas tried to make sense of it himself. The reaction was… what is usually is when Bob Costas does this sort of thing. But should it have been?

Just one day removed from linebacker Jovan Belcher’s murder-suicide that claimed the lives of himself and girlfriend Kasandra Perkins, the Kansas City Chiefs managed to pull out a 27-21 home victory over the Carolina Panthers, pulling them to 2-10. For the Chiefs, the win is more of a moral victory than anything else. But exactly what kind of moral victory is it?