Facing Freedom
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Stacey says she believes it was right that she served time in prison. "I did break one of society's rules," she says.
Still, Stacey says she didn't feel she had any other options at the time. "There was nowhere to run to. I didn't feel like there was anywhere I could go that he couldn't find me," she says. "He would tell us how he would find us—the car was registered in his name, he could track me through the social security card number, and he would tell me how he would find me and I believed him."
Still, Stacey says she didn't feel she had any other options at the time. "There was nowhere to run to. I didn't feel like there was anywhere I could go that he couldn't find me," she says. "He would tell us how he would find us—the car was registered in his name, he could track me through the social security card number, and he would tell me how he would find me and I believed him."
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