Belinda Trahan

I felt that if he paid $25,000 to kill his wife, that what's $100,000 to kill the eyewitness that could put him away for life?

Sometimes I cry myself to sleep at night thinking about it.

I told him, I said, well, you know, I know somebody could probably take care of that for you.

He said, well, about how much would it cost?

And I quoted him, $25,000.

We are here today to announce the issuance of a warrant for the arrest of James V. Sullivan.

After 19 years and over 13,000 miles of running, we've been waiting for you.

Mr. Garland, you may proceed.

Tell the truth, the whole truth, nothing but the truth.

Mr. Sullivan and I went into the restroom and he handed me the money.

I assumed that he meant to kill her.

You know, I've got this wife of mine up in Atlanta, and she is just trying to take everything I've got.

Do you know anybody who can possibly take care of my problem for me?

Because I need some help here.

That's about the best I can do, from what I remember.

Look these jurors in the face and you tell them that you did not shoot and kill Lita Sullivan.

I did not shoot and kill Lita Sullivan.

First of all, I didn't agree to kill his wife.

What I agreed to do was find someone to do it.

We have no questions for this witness.