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What the heck?!?!
You can't blame witnesses for the perpetration of crimes if they are not the criminals. Lololol. At least not if they do their civic duty and report the crime. That's like saying someone watched a woman get raped and called the cops but didn't stop the man -- then the witness is the one really guilty. That basically just misplaces ownership of all wrong-doings to people to see them and frees the actual crooks. Simply preposterous... No this woman isn't responsible for the poor man's death.