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Violent Situations: Tips for saving your life. 

REACT IMMEDIATELY: If he abducts you in a parking lot, and is taking you to an abandoned area, DON'T LET HIM GET YOU TO THAT AREA.

If you are driving, react immediately in the situation, and crash your car while still going 5 MPH

If he's driving, find the right time, and stick your fingers in his eyes. He must watch the road, so choose an unsuspecting time, and gouge him. It is your ONLY defense. While he is in shock, GET OUT. This sounds gross, but the alternative is your fault if you do not act.

RESIST: don't go along with him: run, if you are able to and scream, you DO NOT want to get to crime scene # 2.

DON'T EVER GIVE UP!

More Tips

Always keep your distance when walking past strangers on the street or in dark areas.

GET A CELL PHONE. There are reasonably priced packages that allow you to program only 911 into the dialing out program.

If you are walking alone in the dark (which you shouldn't be) and you find him following/chasing you Scream "FIRE!", and not "help". People don't want to get involved when people yell "help", but "fire" draws attention because people are nosy.

Run!

Physical Defenses for  Women: Use these defenses against the violent predator.

The eyes are the most vulnerable part of the body. Poke him there, and you have (possibly) your only window of opportunity.

The neck is also a vulnerable spot, but you MUST know where to grip, AND HAVE THE STRENGTH to cut off his breath.

The last place is the KNEES. Everyone's knees are very vulnerable, and a swift kick here will take anyone down.

Caution:
If you do not do these things right the first time, you are in trouble, because it will only anger the individual, and that anger will be TAKEN OUT ON YOU. Malone is not saying don't attempt them, he says it may be your only hope, but be forceful when you do.

 

 

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