Jan Canty

My way of handling stress is to do tasks, to get busy. And so after this incident, I decided to catalog every single thing in our house. How many towels did we own? Where was our insurance policy? And put it in a photo album so that if somebody was going to rob us, because that's what I thought was happening, I could say to the insurance company, this is what we have.

My way of handling stress is to do tasks, to get busy. And so after this incident, I decided to catalog every single thing in our house. How many towels did we own? Where was our insurance policy? And put it in a photo album so that if somebody was going to rob us, because that's what I thought was happening, I could say to the insurance company, this is what we have.

My way of handling stress is to do tasks, to get busy. And so after this incident, I decided to catalog every single thing in our house. How many towels did we own? Where was our insurance policy? And put it in a photo album so that if somebody was going to rob us, because that's what I thought was happening, I could say to the insurance company, this is what we have.

Here's proof of our belongings. Then one day... I went to go write a thank you note to somebody and I reached up in the closet shelf above my head to pull out where I thought was where we put the thank you notes and realized that photo album had been missing. And I knew for sure that's where it should be because I was the only one that dealt with it. She confronted Alan about it.

Here's proof of our belongings. Then one day... I went to go write a thank you note to somebody and I reached up in the closet shelf above my head to pull out where I thought was where we put the thank you notes and realized that photo album had been missing. And I knew for sure that's where it should be because I was the only one that dealt with it. She confronted Alan about it.

Here's proof of our belongings. Then one day... I went to go write a thank you note to somebody and I reached up in the closet shelf above my head to pull out where I thought was where we put the thank you notes and realized that photo album had been missing. And I knew for sure that's where it should be because I was the only one that dealt with it. She confronted Alan about it.

And he goes, what is with you? I took it to work. I was bragging about you. You don't get it. I thought it was a great idea. And he went out to his car and he got it and brought it back in to show me. And it smelled like cigarettes.

And he goes, what is with you? I took it to work. I was bragging about you. You don't get it. I thought it was a great idea. And he went out to his car and he got it and brought it back in to show me. And it smelled like cigarettes.

And he goes, what is with you? I took it to work. I was bragging about you. You don't get it. I thought it was a great idea. And he went out to his car and he got it and brought it back in to show me. And it smelled like cigarettes.

A couple of the first ones, I grabbed the phone, and it was always the same man. He had a Southern draw. He sounded like he was drunk. And he was always asking for some person.

A couple of the first ones, I grabbed the phone, and it was always the same man. He had a Southern draw. He sounded like he was drunk. And he was always asking for some person.

A couple of the first ones, I grabbed the phone, and it was always the same man. He had a Southern draw. He sounded like he was drunk. And he was always asking for some person.

I was driving along Fox Canal on a stormy, foggy night, and this car was following me. speeding up and then backing off, speeding up and then backing off. And I'm like, what the heck? And we turned the corner onto my side street. And I knew that very, very well. And I knew that there was a dip in the road where it turned.

I was driving along Fox Canal on a stormy, foggy night, and this car was following me. speeding up and then backing off, speeding up and then backing off. And I'm like, what the heck? And we turned the corner onto my side street. And I knew that very, very well. And I knew that there was a dip in the road where it turned.

I was driving along Fox Canal on a stormy, foggy night, and this car was following me. speeding up and then backing off, speeding up and then backing off. And I'm like, what the heck? And we turned the corner onto my side street. And I knew that very, very well. And I knew that there was a dip in the road where it turned.

And so when I got close by, I turned off my lights and sped up as fast as I dared do it. Drive and turn left into my driveway and left onto the grass behind the hedge. and just sat there. And sure enough, I watched them come by. They stopped at every driveway on our side street. And they even stopped at my driveway, but they didn't see me, and they drove on.

And so when I got close by, I turned off my lights and sped up as fast as I dared do it. Drive and turn left into my driveway and left onto the grass behind the hedge. and just sat there. And sure enough, I watched them come by. They stopped at every driveway on our side street. And they even stopped at my driveway, but they didn't see me, and they drove on.

And so when I got close by, I turned off my lights and sped up as fast as I dared do it. Drive and turn left into my driveway and left onto the grass behind the hedge. and just sat there. And sure enough, I watched them come by. They stopped at every driveway on our side street. And they even stopped at my driveway, but they didn't see me, and they drove on.

Al blew it off. You don't know that they were following you. Yeah, they were following me. He was always belittling me when it came to issues of safety because he wasn't bothered by any of that.

Al blew it off. You don't know that they were following you. Yeah, they were following me. He was always belittling me when it came to issues of safety because he wasn't bothered by any of that.