This episode contains descriptions of violent crimes and sexual assaults.

Please listen with caution.

Antoinette Kovar was tired and glad to be going home when her shift ended at 2 a.m. on March 20, 1992.

She was 25 and independent. She lived alone.

After pulling into her driveway, she turned the headlights off and got the door key ready.

Antoinette then walked the short path from the car to the house and turn the key in the lock. She entered the house, but someone else was there.

I thought he was just going to kill me. I couldn't imagine why anyone would come in my house.

Why would he be here? What would his intentions be?

That was Antoinette.

The intruder would soon make his intentions clear.

From A&E, this is cold case files. I had my hand on the handle but he was behind me and had his hands over my eyes and my

mouth and said don't say a word I'm not going to hurt you. The next thing I remember he was kind of dragging me from the back to the bedroom.

He started to pull down my sweat pants that I had and I said, oh God you got to be kidding me and he threw me

on the bed and attempted to have oral sex with me. The attacker positioned himself on top of her, forcing himself between her legs.

The assault continued until the phone rang.

Antoinette told the masked man that her boyfriend was calling.

He would be over soon. The attacker quickly

dressed and headed for the front door. Antoinette didn't want him to get away. Here she

is to explain. He said, don't you come after me or I'll come

back. Well, at that instant, when I heard the screen door close, I said, that's too bad. And I

jumped up, grabbed grabbed my it was a robe sitting on the my

stationary bike I grabbed that wrapped it around my bottom and I ran out the

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