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What if you survived a serial killer? [Rebroadcast #259]
Jan 7, 2025
Jane Boroski, the only survivor of the Connecticut River Valley killer, shares her harrowing tale of survival during a brutal attack while pregnant. She delves into the emotional turmoil of coping with trauma and the difficulties of unexpected motherhood. Jane discusses her journey towards healing and understanding through her podcast, 'Invisible Tears,' focusing on trauma awareness and PTSD. With insights on the impact of violence and the complexity of recovery, she offers a powerful message about resilience and the path to reclaiming normalcy.
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- Jane's horrific experience of being attacked by a serial killer left her grappling with PTSD and feelings of guilt and paranoia.
- Launching her podcast 'Invisible Tears', Jane aims to share her story and raise awareness about trauma, healing, and unsolved cases.
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The episode recounts a harrowing personal experience of surviving an attack by a serial killer, detailing the trauma and confusion faced by the survivor, Jane. She was brutally attacked in her car outside a vending machine after a county fair, where the assailant initially approached her seemingly innocently before violence erupted. Despite the initial confusion regarding his intentions, the situation escalated rapidly, leading to Jane being stabbed multiple times while desperately trying to protect her unborn child. This chilling encounter left her fighting for her life, grappling with the immediate aftermath of such a violent event.
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