BATON ROUGE - It has been nearly a month since a beloved teacher was shot and killed by her husband in Addis. He's a reserve police officer, and no charges have been filed.

Many of you have wanted to know why. Tonight, we're getting to the bottom of where that investigation stands.

According to investigators, Emiley Gassie Thibodeaux was shot and killed as her husband was cleaning out his gun. State police took over the investigation that night.

"Obviously, we've done a lot of investigation, interviews, ballistics, and other investigative tools to get that information," Major Doug Cain with Louisiana State Police said. "What we'll do is provide that to the District Attorney for his review."

Following the shooting, many of you began weighing in.

Andrew writes:

"NO gun goes off, without the person pulling the trigger. PERIOD. YOU may call it an accident, it was irresponsible operator error."

Krystal writes:

"Why would you be cleaning a loaded gun anyway? Seems unsafe & irresponsible."

Although State Police said they are still working on the case, they wouldn't tell us what they have left to do.

In three recent accidental shootings in Baton Rouge the triggermen were charged within hours.

February 18: Darneisha Williams was shot in the head by her 16-year-old cousin. He was charged immediately and it was discovered the gun was stolen.

February 20: Gerald Levi, a student at Mckinley was accidentally shot. Byron Devore was charged hours later with negligent homicide.

Last weekend, Nicholas Matthews was arrested and charged for the accidental shooting death of Dalina Stamberry.

Tonight, many of you are asking why four weeks have gone by, and nothing has happened to the Addis officer.