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In February of 1991, Christina Ruth was warmly settled in for the night at her home in Columbus, Ohio.

It was winter and the cold suffocating winds were knocking at her windows and doors.

She also heard another knock. She thought it was the neighbor's dog trapped out in the cold.

It wasn't.

I went ahead and opened the door and suddenly this person came into my doorway and I went to shut the

door and he reached out and slammed the door open.

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The man entered Christina's home and quickly turned off the lights.

She couldn't even see how he looked. He started to attack her.

We made it to the living room. He had his hands around my neck and he was choking me and was

beating my head into the floor.

And he kept saying he was going to kill me.

Her attacker rips at her clothes and Christina's defense mechanisms start to work.

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