article_snippet: Bieniewicz's widow Kris pulled out a red card, as Saad's back was turned,  on the stand and said 'the one final thing that I want to do is I would like to serve Mr Saad with the red card that Mr Saad was entitled to' Bieniewicz's widow Kris pulled out a red card as Bieniewicz's widow spoke on the stand to symbolize Bieniewicz's widow husband's last action before her husband untimely death, and said Bieniewicz's widow will always see the act as murder.
article_snippet: Bieniewicz previously told reporters that Mr Saad hoped Saad 'never sees the light of day', and that Mr Saad believed her husband's life was 'worth more than eight years'.
article_snippet: Mr Saad told Bieniewicz's mother and three sisters and Bieniewicz through tears that Mr Saad was sorry from 'the bottom of my heart'.
article_snippet: Bieniewicz previously told reporters that she hoped Saad 'never sees the light of day', and that Bieniewicz believed the life of her husband, pictured here with her husband two sons, was 'worth more than eight years' Bieniewicz is pictured being administered CPR on the turf after being knocked out cold by Mr Saad .
article_snippet: Bieniewicz said Bieniewicz only consolation was knowing that her husband died doing something her husband loved.
article_snippet: Bieniewicz said Bieniewicz only consolation was knowing Bieniewicz husband died doing something her husband loved .
highlights_snippet: In court Bieniewicz widow court Bieniewicz widow wanted to serve Saad 'with the red card that Saad ' was entitled to'
  court Bieniewicz widow previously told reporters court Bieniewicz widow hoped Saad ' never 'sees the light of day' and that court Bieniewicz widow believed court Bieniewicz widow husband's life was worth more than 8 years .