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Ms. Wodjack: Mrs. Collins, were you aware in advance of your husband's preoccupation with his suicide?Belinda Collins: I knew he was troubled.Ms. Wodjack: On November 2nd, 3 days before his suicide, didn't you tell a county mental health worker that you were afraid your husband might harm himself?Belinda Collins: Yes, I call Social Services.Ms. Wodjack: Do you wish you done more to prevent your husband's death?Belinda Collins: Of course. But I didn't know what he was planning.Ms. Wodjack: And you honestly believe that my clients photographing of your husband's suicide influenced to this decision to go though with it?Belinda Collins: Be a little told your client that he wanted to send a message. Your client was the messenger, he refused, he would not have done it.Ms. Wodjack: Were you may feel that way, Mrs. Collins, but isn't it possible that your husband would have killed anyway, even if my client had never turned his camera on?Belinda Collins: Gordon Reeve should have done something. He was only 6 ft. away? Filming when my husband doused himself...Ms. Wodjack: Mrs. Collins. I...Belinda Collins: ...and then led a match...Ms. Wodjack: Your Honor.Belinda Collins: ...and then he burned... [Sobbing] and he burned...Judge Richard Lobel: Mrs. Collins.Belinda Collins: ...until... how could you!Judge Richard Lobel: Mrs. Collins, please.Belinda Collins: How could you stand there? And not do something! I...Judge Richard Lobel: Mrs. Collins, that's enough.Belinda Collins: [Belinda speaks quietly] How could you.Ms. Wodjack: Nothing further.

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