ss conference, police released the contents of the four notes found in the home when the bodies were discovered Tuesday. A note on the front door told first responders, I am so very sorry for what you're about to discover. Please forgive me. Another note with the mayor's signature found closest to her body said not to resuscitate under any circumstances. Deputy Police Chief Steve Thomas said Cedar Hill Mayor Rob Franke apparently loaned Jayne Peters a Glock 17 handgun that was found in her home. Franke had served with her on the Regional Planning Council. Thomas said Franke contacted Coppell police after he heard about Peters' death and told them that she asked to borrow the gun for a handgun license class she planned to attend. Thomas said the two mayors visited a firing range in Duncanville on July 8 to use the weapon before Franke loaned it to Peters. He was very quick to call, Thomas said of Franke's conversation with police. Contrary to statements Corinne Peters had made to friends, the Coppell High School graduate had not been accepted to attend the University of Texas this fall, Thomas said. That surprised neighbor Kathleen Roberts, who rode the bus to school with Corinne Peters for five years. It's really confusing; you don't know what happened, she said. I just remember her being really nice and like happy all the time and stuff. She didn't look like she'd be any depressed or anything like that. Thomas said antidepressant medication was found in the house. But he said there is no evidence so far that Corinne Peters was a participant in her death. In fact, he said neighbors saw her loading belongings in a car outside the house the day she died as though she was planning to go on a trip, only to see the mother unload the car a short time later. Thomas said Coppell police have not reached any conclusions about the case and the investigation will take time. We have a responsibility to exhaust all investigative leads before we make a definitive decision on what offense, if any, we have, he said. Previous: