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Grieving family members tour Pecan Park home as questions swirl about botched drug raid

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Cliff Tuttle, uncle of shooting victim Dennis Tuttle, points to several bullet holes in the kitchen on April 16, 2019 as he looked inside 7815 Harding in Houston for the first time since the raid Jan. 28, 2019.
1of21Cliff Tuttle, uncle of shooting victim Dennis Tuttle, points to several bullet holes in the kitchen on April 16, 2019 as he looked inside 7815 Harding in Houston for the first time since the raid Jan. 28, 2019.Photo: Steve Gonzales, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographer
Paralegal Shawna Fugate (left) helps Cliff Tuttle, uncle of shooting victim Dennis Tuttle, on Tuesday, April 16, 2019 as they prepare to enter 7815 Harding for the first time since the Jan. 28 botched drug raid.
2of21Paralegal Shawna Fugate (left) helps Cliff Tuttle, uncle of shooting victim Dennis Tuttle, on Tuesday, April 16, 2019 as they prepare to enter 7815 Harding for the first time since the Jan. 28 botched drug raid.Photo: Steve Gonzales, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographer
Broken glass window are covered red up with plywood inside 7815 Harding on Tuesday, April 16, 2019, in Houston. The home was the scene of a botched drug raid on Jan. 28, 2019 that left the two homeowners dead and five police officers injured.
3of21Broken glass window are covered red up with plywood inside 7815 Harding on Tuesday, April 16, 2019, in Houston. The home was the scene of a botched drug raid on Jan. 28, 2019 that left the two homeowners dead and five police officers injured.Photo: Steve Gonzales, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographer

Blood stains still mar the couch. Blue glass glimmers on the stove, beneath a broken timer riddled with bullet holes.

Empty sacks of dog food clutter the back room, next to a stray surfboard, dusty piles of clothes and sundry supplies from an unfinished life.

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The Houston Chronicle was allowed to tour the home of 7815 Harding in Houston. The home was the scene of a botched drug raid on Jan. 28, 2019 that left the two homeowners dead and five police officers injured.
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