Anchorage Daily News:

A neighbor said in an interview Saturday that he heard many shots fired."I lost count after 12," said David Thompson, 51, a building superintendent who lives nearby.

Five minutes later, police said, they received a call from the victim's husband reporting she had been shot.

The woman, her husband said, had been asleep in their apartment, at the intersection of North Klevin and Peterkin Avenue. She was on the side of the bed closest to the street, with her husband on the other side, and their daughter between them.

"When I turned on the light, she was bloody everywhere. But we didn't know it was a shot — I thought she cut herself. When I started looking to see, where was the cut, I saw this little hole in her knee," he said. "And the bullet was on top of my bed."