Inside Dallas Police Shooting Victim's Apartment.
CABRERA: A Texas family is demanding answers after a man was shot by a Dallas police officer who says she was in the wrong place at the wrong time. Botham Jean was laid to rest yesterday and an attorney for his family is now casting doubt on the official story. The police officer who pulled the trigger says she thought she was entering her own home and opened fire on who she thought was an intruder. CNN's Ryan Young has more on this and goes inside the victim's apartment to see himself what happened. Here is his report.</s>RYAN YOUNG (voice-over): Unit 1478 was Botham Jean's apartment. It's where the 26-year-old's young life was cut short when he was shot by a police officer in his living room. A small memorial with flowers and a photo of his mother, adorn his front door.</s>ALLISON JEAN, VICTIM'S MOTHER: At 26 years old he had done so much.</s>YOUNG: With permission from the family, we are getting a look inside Botham's apartment. It's a typical single man's apartment except for the bullet hole in the wall indicated by an evidence marking more than six feet high. There's also a pool of blood on the floor which we will not show you. There is laundry piled on the couch and Botham's half- eaten bowl of cereal still had milk in it. He may have been reading one of the many books littering the apartment before being shot and killed by Officer Amber Guyger. This is video of witnesses of Amber Guyger pacing around upset moments after the shooting. Officer Guyger tells investigators she shot Jean after mistaking his apartment for her own. Guyger tells investigators that after work she parked her car on the wrong floor, walked to the wrong apartment, that Jean's door was slightly open. In her statement to police, Guyger says she gave verbal commands before firing two shots. S. Lee Merritt says witnesses tell a different story.</s>S. LEE MERRITT, JEAN FAMILY ATTORNEY: They both heard a knock or a pounding on the door followed by a female's voice saying open up, let me in. She says the voice didn't sound like an officer command, but it sounded like someone who wanted to be let into the apartment. She said that was shortly followed by the sound of gunshots and the sound of a man's voice saying, she believed to be, oh, my God, why did you do that.</s>YOUNG: The Jean family's attorney and the family are now upset by the leak of a search warrant indicates officers went inside Jean's apartment looking for drugs. Officers say they did find and removed several items, including a small amount of marijuana. The warrant doesn't indicate who the items belonged to. It's unknown if a search warrant was executed at the officer's apartment.</s>MERRITT: 26 years on this earth. He lived his life virtually without blemish. And it took being murdered by a Dallas police officer for Botham Jean to suddenly become a criminal. There is a clear intent here to smear the name of Botham Jean.</s>YOUNG: During a moving funeral service, we learned much more about Jean and his accomplishments. Family and friends talked openly about his love of people, for singing, and the fact that he was a high achieving employee on a partnership track at the accounting firm</s>PWC. TIM RYAN, SENIOR PARTNER AND CHAIRMAN, PWC: PWC is hurting. Not just in Dallas but all across our country.</s>ALEXIS STOSSEL, FRIEND: He was so joyful. We know how much he loved to sing. He was the biggest extroverted accountant you'll ever find.</s>YOUNG: Amber Guyger is on an administrative leave during the investigation. The D.A.'s office will take the case before a grand jury to determine the next course of action. CNN has reached out to Officer Guyger's attorney. And they have not returned our calls. For a heartbroken mother wants answers.</s>JEAN: I'm calling on the Dallas officials, please come clean. Give me justice for my son. Because he does not deserve what he got.</s>YOUNG: Ryan Young, CNN, Dallas.