end there.

'The gun went off, because it just — lies'

After a break, Borutski talks about seeing himself with a gun days before because of his fear of police. He says he had earlier found a shotgun and some rusty old shells, and that he'd hidden them in the bush.

Then he discusses the killings of Kuzyk and Warmerdam. He says he took Culleton's car, drove it to Kuzyk's house in Wilno and walked up to the door.

"Anastasia, she just walked out, and I asked Anastasia, I said, 'Why did you lie in court?' And she said, 'I didn't,' and then the gun went off, because it just — lies," Borutski says.

"What part of her body," O'Neill asks, referring to the 12-gauge shotgun blast that killed her.

"I have no idea,she ducked down. There was an island. I don't know," Borutski responds. "There was a little island and she was standing and she just went down, and the gun went off, after she went down. She went in and I walked in right behind her, it's as if it was supposed to be, and I turned around and I walked right back behind her.

"There was another girl there, she had a toothbrush in her mouth and she said, 'Who are you, I will kill you,' and that's all."

Afterward he asked God what to do, he says, and that he started to drive.

Next, Borutski made his way to Warmderdam's house near Eganville, Ont., court has heard.

'I followed her — boom. That was it'

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