Fear truly stalked the Gulf Coast on Monday, though, when police say Boyette struck again — and they say they learned he was not alone. “What we are experiencing is a running nightmare, quite honestly,” Escambia County Sheriff’s Office Chief Deputy Chip Simmons said during a Monday news conference. (Escambia County Sheriff)“There was sufficient time, if you will, for her to make an escape. To walk away, seek refuge, if you will, for safety, but she returned continually to [Boyette],” Escambia County Sheriff David Morgan said at a news conference. Escambia County Sheriff’s Office deputies found her crying and bleeding.

Source: Washington Post February 07, 2017 10:33 UTC