backward with every blow closer and closer to the open garage door. >> i'm letting him punch me. he punches me again and he grabs my jacket, so then i slipped out of my jacket, rolled underneath the garage door and finally made it out of that garage. so i start to run and all of a sudden it was like my legs were paralyzed and i just couldn't move. and i just fell right on my face. >> just like being in a nightmare where you can't get away from the monster. >> yeah, and then i just start crawling away on this and paved driveway. sure enough, he comes back underneath that garage after me and grabs my legs and he starts dragging me back. and i'm thinking -- >> i'm oh my god. >> i'm thinking, oh my god i don't know how i'm going to get away again. >> i'm like god no. i have nothing left. there is nothing less i can do. >> i grabbed him by the leg as if to drag him back into the garage caveman style. but my energy was depleting and human survival instinct is one of the most powerful forces on earth. >> and so he drags me back and throws me back into the garage. henry needs the door. i'm thinking, gee, he doesn't have a hold on me anymore. so i'm like, this is my chance. i can maybe get away again. and then i roll back underneath the garage door. i got back up and in my head i was like, there is no way i am not running this time. >> legs, carry me. >> yeah. >> terrified, exhausted, he ran for just 30 or 40 feet to this