Ep 13. He Was A Good Man To Me

In this episode of Evil Lives Here, we delve into the story of a woman named Denise who thought she had found the perfect husband in Wayne. But as time went on, Denise began to see a darker side of Wayne, one that she had never known existed.

Denise recalls how Wayne was a good man to her in the beginning, providing for her and their children and always being there for them. However, she soon realized that he had a temper that he could not control, and things began to turn violent. Wayne would fly into fits of rage over small things, and Denise found herself constantly walking on eggshells around him.

Despite the abuse that she endured, Denise still loved Wayne and was determined to make the marriage work. She reached out to his family for support, but to her surprise, they all seemed to know about Wayne's temper and abusive tendencies. Denise was shocked that they had been keeping this from her, especially since they had all known her for years and had seen how much she had invested in the relationship.

As the abuse continued, Denise became more and more isolated from her family and friends. Wayne had convinced her that no one else cared about her, and that he was the only one who truly loved her. Eventually, Denise had had enough and decided to leave Wayne for good.

However, leaving Wayne proved to be more difficult than Denise had anticipated. Wayne began stalking her and threatening her, and Denise was forced to seek legal help to get away from him. She recounts the terror that she felt during this time, and how she was constantly looking over her shoulder and living in fear.

Despite the trauma that Denise experienced, she eventually found the strength to move on with her life. She credits her faith and the support of her loved ones for helping her get through the ordeal, and she encourages other women who are going through similar situations to seek help and not give up hope.

This episode of Evil Lives Here is a harrowing reminder of the devastating effects of domestic violence, and the importance of speaking out and seeking help in these situations.