Post by LadyBlue on Mar 1, 2005 15:37:40 GMT -5
Updated: 8:44 a.m. ET March 26, 2004
Whatever you feel about the reappearance of BTK, you don't know how frightening it can really be
until you experience it for yourself. We talked to a woman who almost became one of BTK's victims.
"He's a scary man. There's something definitely wrong with him," said "Sandy".
It was 1979 and Sandy came home from work early. She saw a light in her basement. That was
unusual, so she went to investigate. She found broken glass on the floor and semen all over her walls --
calling cards of BTK.
"The police, they told me he has a thing for lingerie, so he went through all my drawers and with the
semen on my walls on my basement it was a repeated type of problem that he would do," said Sandy.
Sandy lived in the 300 block of Old Manor, just three blocks from the Othero family, BTK's first victims.
But after her possible visit from BTK, she never went back. She moved, changed her name and bought
a gun.
"I refuse to be his victim, then or now."
Sandy says she'll do what she did back then and keep that gun close to her.
Whatever you feel about the reappearance of BTK, you don't know how frightening it can really be
until you experience it for yourself. We talked to a woman who almost became one of BTK's victims.
"He's a scary man. There's something definitely wrong with him," said "Sandy".
It was 1979 and Sandy came home from work early. She saw a light in her basement. That was
unusual, so she went to investigate. She found broken glass on the floor and semen all over her walls --
calling cards of BTK.
"The police, they told me he has a thing for lingerie, so he went through all my drawers and with the
semen on my walls on my basement it was a repeated type of problem that he would do," said Sandy.
Sandy lived in the 300 block of Old Manor, just three blocks from the Othero family, BTK's first victims.
But after her possible visit from BTK, she never went back. She moved, changed her name and bought
a gun.
"I refuse to be his victim, then or now."
Sandy says she'll do what she did back then and keep that gun close to her.