Sabrina Recuba

I didn't know if he was just holding a towel or what he was holding.

He had shot through his hand when he shot my mom.

He just said it was like this freak accident.

And we thought, like, well, who's going to shoot themselves?

I'm worried about the girls.

Their mother is gone.

My dad, everyone felt horrible for him.

That's his wife of 25 years.

I just lost my mom, and I was probably going to lose my dad.

Did you expect that your father would be charged with something?

I thought maybe negligent homicide, because he was negligent with a gun.

It was just a lot of me just praying to God that my mom was going to be okay.

He had a hole through the middle of his hand.

He looked me in my face and said, we walked in the house holding hands.

There was no arguments that night.

I remember talking to the neurologist, and I was like, there's got to be something you can do.

And they were just trying to calm me down and tell me that there's no hope.

My grandfather said, if that happened in Bucks County, where my grandfather was a police, he was like, your dad would have instantly been in cuffs.

He was like, he didn't spend a single night in jail, which is really weird.

So did all my friends.