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I was terrified. He had this look. He was so determined coming at me. I didn't know what he was

going to do. And he had one hand on my mouth. He pulls something out of his pocket.

And he slipped my throat. That's been 25 year old Tiffany Mead. She's not talking about some stranger.

She's talking about the man she loved, the father of her children who cut her throat when she tried

to leave him. And as he's splitting my throat, he says, don't scream, stay calm. And I didn't scream.

I'm Aaron Moriarty 48 hours. And this is my life of prime.

Every time you look in the mirror, are you reminded of that night?

I avoid looking on the mirror as much as possible. Okay, I'm not going to sugarcoat it. It's not

easy to hear Tiffany's story or any story of domestic abuse. But in this case, Tiffany Mead is

alive today because of some caring and creative cops. This is their story too. And it begins as

so many cases do with a 911 call. What is the address of your emergency? I'm in front of

Davis High School. My next bleeding. I need help quick. The call comes in just before midnight on

July 24, 2013 in Davis County, Utah. Okay. What happened? I tried to commit suicide. Please

help me. How much are you bleeding? Oh, my shirt is so good. What's your name? Tiffany Mead?

Okay, is anybody with you Tiffany? My husband and my son. Deputy Sheriff Jason Soren said

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