 Transcript of the 911 calls in the Fort Bend family shooting 
 
 Graphic 911 calls captured the violent argument that erupted in a Fort Bend County home just minutes before a mother and her two daughters lay fatally wounded in the street in their quiet, suburban neighborhood: 
 
 "Please don't point that gun at us," father Jason Sheats can be heard screaming on the 911 recordings. "Please don't shoot, I'm sorry." Daughters, Taylor, 22, and Madison, died of gunshot wounds. The Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office released recordings of two 911 calls from Christy Sheats' daughters, 17-year-old Madison Sheats and 22-year-old Taylor Sheats. FAMILY TRAGEDY: Officials ID slain daughters, mom shot by officers 
 
 "I told you ...," she says, before a man's voice can be heard shouting, "Please forgive me, I'm sorry." Their father, Jason Sheats, could be heard begging his wife not to shoot them as the girls screamed in the background. "Please don't point that gun at us." The man says he thinks the woman shot herself , then says she has stopped moving. (Source: Facebook, Facebook) Taylor Sheats, 22, Madison Sheats, 17, was shot to death by their mother, Christy Sheats, 42, in Katy, Texas on Friday, June 25, 2016. (Source: Facebook) Photo: Facebook Image 4 of 15 Taylor Sheats, 22, was shot to death by her mother in Katy, Texas on Friday, June 25, 2016. (Source: Facebook) Madison Sheats, 17, was shot to death by her mother in Katy, Texas on Friday, June 25, 2016. (Source: Facebook) Photo: Facebook Image 7 of 15 Christy Sheats, 42, shot her daughters to death in Katy, Texas on Friday, June 25, 2016, according to police. It came just days before one of the daughters was set to be married. Christy Sheats, 42, allegedly shot and killed her two daughters, Madison Sheats, 17, and Taylor Sheats, 22, while her husband, Jason Sheats, 45, escaped. Christy Sheats was shot and killed by law enforcement officers who arrived at the scene as she was firing the final shot. less The Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office crime scene members bag a gun for evidence in a shooting at Blanchard Grove and Remson Hollow, Friday, June 24, 2016, in Katy. Christy Sheats, 42, allegedly shot and killed ... more Photo: Karen Warren, Houston Chronicle Image 10 of 12 Image 11 of 12 Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office crime scene members bag a gun for evidence in a shooting at Blanchard Grove and Remson Hollow, Friday, June 24, 2016, in Katy. Christy Sheats, 42, allegedly shot and killed her ... more Photo: Karen Warren, Houston Chronicle Image 12 of 12 Transcript of the 911 calls in the Fort Bend family shooting 1 / 12 Back to Gallery 
 
 Jason Sheats can then be heard saying, "I promise you, whatever you want, I'll ..." before the call drops off.  Authorities on Tuesday released 911 calls that capture the panic in a Houston-area home before a mother killed her two daughters, as well as in the home of a neighbor after the shootings. In the third call, a neighbor describes Madison and Taylor Sheats, apparently still alive, lying in the street in front of their house. She went back into the house to reload, then fired another shot into the back of one of the girls, according to another 911 call by a neighbor who witnessed the shootings. She chased the girls out of the house into the street, and then stood over them trying to fire more bullets. Witnesses said before the shootings, Christy yelled that she wanted her husband to suffer. In the second call, a woman is heard saying, weakly, "She shot [inaudible]." The neighbor, who occasionally tells his family members to get on the floor, says he could hear more gunfire before seeing the woman lying on the ground. "Hopefully she's not getting anymore bullets, because she looks like she's going to look for more bullets," he says. "Sir, I'm so sorry you're seeing this," the dispatcher tells him. A family friend, Madison Davey, 21, said Tuesday she knew that Christy Sheats had a history of mental illness, and had been "in and out of mental hospitals." Davey also said Christy never liked people coming over to the house while she was around. READ MORE: Shooting that left three dead started with 'family meeting' 
 
 "I do want people to know the truth, and everybody is like 'What is Christy's motive?'" Authorities had been called to the home 14 times in the past four years, including three times for suicide attempts, once for a possible suicide attempt and one for an argument, Nehls said. READ MORE: Police say family argument caused mother to shoot, kill daughters 
 
 Christy and her husband, Jason, 45 — who was also targeted by his wife in the shooting but was unharmed — had been separated in the past, Davey said. Madison was an incoming senior at Seven Lakes High School, Katy Independent School District officials confirmed. Davey shared memories of her friend Taylor as a passionate and talented artist who was thinking of pursuing a career in teaching.
– Police have released the heartbreaking 911 calls placed in the moments before Texas mom Christy Sheats killed her two daughters Friday. In the first of three calls—which are "difficult to listen to," say police—Madison, 17, and Taylor, 22, can be heard pleading with their mom not to shoot. "Please forgive me, I'm sorry," a voice says, per the Houston Chronicle. "Please don't shoot, I'm sorry." A scream is then heard, followed by a male voice believed to be that of husband and father Jason Sheats pleading, "Please don't point that gun at us … I beg you, please put it away," per KHOU. "I promise you whatever you want," the man continues before the call ends. A second call includes only muffled voices, screams, and shouts, per the Chronicle. In a third call, a neighbor describes the two daughters lying in the street. He watches as a woman in a purple dress emerges from the house with a gun and stands over one of the victims. "She's trying to shoot again … but apparently she don't have any more bullets," he says, per the Dallas Morning News. He watches the woman go back inside to reload, then return. "Oh! She shot her again," he says, per KHOU. "From the back. She was trying to run." He then hears more gunfire and sees the shooter on the ground—killed by a police officer's bullet. A family friend says Sheats had recently moved back into the home and hid a gun in a couch before calling a family meeting. Fort Bend County police say they received a dozen calls from the home in four years, including three regarding suicide attempts. It isn't clear who the calls were about.