This Is Actually Happening What if you survived a serial killer? [Rebroadcast #259]
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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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Early Life and Teenage Years
- Jane Boroski recounts her happy childhood, frequent moves due to her parents' divorce, and early teenage years.
- She describes dropping out of school at 17, working odd jobs, and her limited relationship with her father.
Unplanned Pregnancy and Relationship Stress
- At 22, Jane unexpectedly became pregnant, leading to relationship difficulties with her boyfriend, Dennis.
- The stress of the unplanned pregnancy and her changing body caused arguments and a temporary separation.
The County Fair and the Attack
- Despite their separation, Jane and Dennis's mother attended the county fair together, enjoying the festivities.
- Afterward, Jane stopped for a soda, encountering the attacker who inquired about the payphone before assaulting her.