The family of a Bellevue man who was shot to death said they believe it was a case of him being in the wrong place at the wrong time.Richard DiDonato, 66, was found with a gunshot wound to the torso Monday night on the 1200 block of Woodlawn Avenue in the city's Marshall-Shadeland neighborhood, according to police.Police said DiDonato was conscious and talking when they discovered him, but it's unclear what he was able to tell investigators about the person who shot him.VIDEO: Watch Jackie Schafer's reportA handwritten note was posted to the front door of DiDonato's home, stating that he wanted a woman to vacate the premises and it was signed by DiDonato.Relatives said that the note was referring to a former girlfriend and that they did not believe she was connected to the shooting. They noted that they did expect police to speak with her.Relatives said DiDonato leaves behind two grown children who now live in Florida and California. He was known as a big sports fan and his family said he will be sorely missed.Police are expected to release more information as they continue to investigate.

The family of a Bellevue man who was shot to death said they believe it was a case of him being in the wrong place at the wrong time.

Richard DiDonato, 66, was found with a gunshot wound to the torso Monday night on the 1200 block of Woodlawn Avenue in the city's Marshall-Shadeland neighborhood, according to police.


Police said DiDonato was conscious and talking when they discovered him, but it's unclear what he was able to tell investigators about the person who shot him.

VIDEO: Watch Jackie Schafer's report

A handwritten note was posted to the front door of DiDonato's home, stating that he wanted a woman to vacate the premises and it was signed by DiDonato.

Relatives said that the note was referring to a former girlfriend and that they did not believe she was connected to the shooting. They noted that they did expect police to speak with her.

Relatives said DiDonato leaves behind two grown children who now live in Florida and California. He was known as a big sports fan and his family said he will be sorely missed.

Police are expected to release more information as they continue to investigate.