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Personal Narrative: My Talk With Josefina Horton

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I spoke with Josefina Horton once more, she stated, "I told David to leave me alone that our relationship was not working out with the way he is treating me. I wanted him to leave and we began to argue, it happened so quick the next thing I remember was his hands on my throat I couldn 't breath. I tried yelling for help, but his grip was tight on my throat."

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