Steve Irwin death blackout

Steve Irwin's widow says footage of his death will never be shown.The 'Crocodile Hunter' died after being stabbed through the heart by a stingray while filming a documentary near Australia's Great Barrier Reef on September 4.Despite calls for the footage to be shown and Steve's own wish for his death, if recorded, to be aired, grieving Terri is not prepared to release his last moments.She told TV show '20/20': "What purpose would that serve? "It was an accident so stupid. It was like running with a pencil. It was not a risk he was taking. It was just an accident." Earlier this week, Terri recounted the trauma of finding out that her husband - who she described as "her prince" - had been killed.She revealed: "Steve's friend and manager John Stainton rang. He said, 'There's been a diving accident with Steve', and I thought, 'Don't say it, don't say it, don't say it' and he said it. He said those three words, 'Steve is dead.'"

Terri also admits she still hasn't fully come to terms with his death.

She said: "I'm still at the stage where I think he's going to come home. I'm dealing with it all one minute at a time, sometimes an hour at a time, with great faith and great determination."