Hey cold case fans, A&E has another true crime podcast that I think you'd really like to hear.

The I Survived podcast is based on the classic true crime TV show.

It's heroing stories about people who have faced death and lived to tell the tale.

This is episode one, but we'll be dropping new episodes of I Survived every Saturday

right here in this feed. If you like what you hear, go subscribe to the podcast now, wherever you

listen to podcasts weekly. This episode contains descriptions of assault.

Listener discretion is advised. And also just to note about this episode, we interviewed Terry

over Skype, so in parts of her story you might hear some birds or a dog in the background.

You know what you can't stand somebody divorced, so we don't kill them.

Terry, Jindusa, and David Larsen met in college. They lived in the same dorm and ran in the same

circle of friends, but that's all they were back then. Just friends. It was about maybe 10 years

after that that we started dating. We were older, you know, both kind of looking to settle down

and get married. Yeah, looking back, I've recognized signs of his temper, but he always displayed

them to other people, you know, say like, you know, the girl behind the register at the store,

or you know, the construction work around the road when they diverted the traffic, you know,

things like that. So I saw it then. I didn't like it then, but I think I told myself, well, you

know, he wouldn't treat me like that. But while planning their wedding, she got a glimpse of his

need to control things. Usually the girls like, you know, I want this color, I want these flowers.

He was very controlling with all that stuff to the point where my parents when he, they did not,

he would come to the rehearsal dinner. My mom was saying, don't do it. And even my dad, as we,

I mean, right before we started walking down the aisle, said, we can slip out the back door.

This sounds really dumb, but I can tell you that I know a lot of people have done this. If you're

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