Colorado Springs Police 
 
 Colorado Springs Police 
 
 COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - Colorado Springs police identified the man who was killed early Saturday morning on the northeast side of the city. 
 
 Police said 33-year-old Brandon Watkins died from his injuries after being stabbed in the 6300 block of Cabana Circle. 
 
 One person, 31-year-old Jacqueline Souza, was arrested for second-degree murder in connection with the killing. 
 
 We're working on getting more details on what led to the stabbing. Check back for updates. 
 
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 Colorado Springs police say a man has died following a disturbance in the 6300 block of Cabana Circle on the northeast side of the city. 
 
 CSPD responded to the disturbance shortly after 12 a.m. Saturday. 
 
 Police tell us, when officers arrived they found an adult male inside the home with traumatic injuries. Police then attempted lifesaving efforts. The Colorado Springs Fire Department then arrived on-scene and also attempted lifesaving efforts. None of the attempts were successful and the man was pronounced dead at the scene. 
 
 CSPD says the person who reported the disturbance is also a person of interest and is cooperating with detectives. 
 
 Saturday night CSPD said they have arrested 31-year-old Jacqueline Souza from Colorado Springs for second-degree degree murder. 
 
 The name of the victim has yet to be released. 
 
 Anyone with information is asked to call police at (719) 444-7000; or if you wish to remain anonymous, you can call Crime Stoppers at (719) 634-STOP (7867) or 1-800-222-8477. 

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 Police say a bride-to-be killed her own fiancé over a potential guest at the wedding. 
 
 Arrest papers say 31-year-old Jacqueline Souza told investigators she thought the groom-to-be, Brandon Watkins, was having an affair -- and that he wanted to invite that woman to their wedding in Las Vegas. The couple ended up getting into a fight over the invite after they got home late Friday night from celebrating their upcoming wedding and Watkins’ new job. 
 
 According to arrest papers, around 12:30 a.m. Souza called 911 to say her fiancé was bleeding and had dropped to the floor in their kitchen at their home near Powers and Dublin. 
 
 Neighbors can't believe there was a murder in the house next door. They told our 11 News crew Souza is a nice woman and a good neighbor. 
 
 "The police came and asked if they could come in and talk about what we heard and what we saw. We began to see something very serious had happened next door to our house in our quiet neighborhood here,” neighbor Bob Spurgin told 11 News. 
 
 When police got to the scene, they found Watkins unresponsive on the kitchen floor, a bloody steak knife on the kitchen table. 
 
 Investigators say Souza kept changing the details in her account of what happened. At one point she told officers she was in a different room and found her fiancé with a knife in his chest, that she panicked, pulled it out and threw it onto the kitchen table. 
 
 A friend of Watkins says they served together in the army at Fort Carson and he will be missed. 
 
 Souza is facing a second-degree murder charge. She bonded out of jail Tuesday night. 
 
 "To find out that kind of emotion could lead to that result, it's sad,” neighbor Anthony Hernandez said. 
 

– After leaving a celebration of the couple's pending nuptials, a bride-to-be fatally stabbed her fiance over a potential wedding guest, according to police. Jacqueline Souza, 31, called 911 from a home in Colorado Springs shortly after midnight Saturday, soon after leaving a local bar. When authorities arrived, they found a bloody steak knife on a kitchen table near Souza's 33-year-old fiance, Brandon Watkins, who was unresponsive on the floor, per KKTV. He was pronounced dead at the scene, reports KRDO. Souza then admitted the couple had been fighting about whether to extend a wedding invite to a woman with whom Watkins had an affair, police say. Watkins was all for the idea, but Souza, suspecting the affair was ongoing, apparently wasn't a fan. Still, she initially denied any involvement in her fiance's death. First, police say Souza claimed to have returned from the bathroom to find Watkins with a knife sticking out of his chest, per the Colorado Springs Gazette. Claiming a sliding glass door was ajar, Souza raised the possibility of an intruder, then said Watkins might have stabbed himself, police say. Finally, she allegedly said Watkins had grabbed her by the throat and held a knife to her face after she accused him of cheating with multiple women. Police say Souza claimed she pushed Watkins in the chest and he fell into the knife. Despite that, authorities found a bruise "roughly the size of the butt end or finger grip portion of a steak knife" on Souza's right hand. She has since been charged with second-degree murder. A neighbor tells KKTV: "To find out that kind of emotion could lead to that result, it's sad." The couple planned to wed in Las Vegas.