Woman mourns family loss in garage fire MONTREAL, July 11 (UPI) -- A Quebec woman says she never thought her estranged husband would kill their two children and then himself in a garage fire during a custody dispute. While the identities of three charred bodies found in a detached residential garage in Warwick haven't been officially released by police, Nadine Brillant told Canada's QMI Agency it was her house and her husband and children have been missing since the fire early Tuesday. The 48-year-old man, his 13-year-old son and 11-year-old daughter were due to appear in family court later Tuesday for a custody hearing, but didn't show up. Brillant told QMI she didn't need police confirmation of identities. "I blame myself," she said. But at the same time, I can't hold myself responsible because I never would have thought he would do something like this. Provincial police spokesman Richard Gagne told QMI the fire appears to have been deliberately set and investigators suspect the man killed the children first and then himself in the garage. Neighbors reported hearing an explosion after 2 a.m. and saw massive flames shooting from the garage in the town about 90 miles northeast of Montreal.