eding. Ambulance is coming,  Josephine said.  I look at him again. He has no more consciousness. 

Defense Attorney James Broccoletti represents White, said the situation was not premeditated.

 They did not go there, intending for any of this to happen. It was an emotional situation. Their daughter called them. She was distraught. They went, as any parent would do, to try to make sure that their daughter was safe and then the situation kind of erupted. It was spontaneous almost,  Broccoletti said.  We think that the evidence establishes at best an assault because they punched the gentleman, there is some evidence my client may have kicked him, but that's simple assault, that's a misdemeanor. There is nothing that goes further than that, that indicates that there was any chance or likelihood or probability that this man would die as a result of this. 

Josephine described her husband as someone who was direct and unafraid to speak his mind.

 If he sees things that he doesn't like, he will tell it to you straightforward. That's how it is. He doesn't care who you are,  Josephine said.

The couple met decades ago when she was a bank teller, and he was an accountant in the Philippines. She said they had planned to retire there together.

 We had many plans in our senior years. We were planning to go home to the Philippines to retire and to be with his family, but now shattered,  Josephine said.

Now, she said she is haunted by the violence and wants justice.

 I lost a husband of 42 years, and my son lost a father. As each day passes by, I feel the pain of loneliness about being by myself now. There is an anger and bitterness in me. If only I could turn back time,  Josephine said.

A representative from Walmart said the employee is no longer working for the company, they will continue to work with law enforcement and have no further comment regarding the matter.

This story was originally published by Margaret Kavanagh with the Scripps News Group in Norfolk, Virginia.