Florida Woman Escapes Months-Long Captivity, Ending Reign of Violent Terror

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A woman who had been allegedly held captive and abused by a man in Florida managed to escape when he briefly left her unattended at a Walgreens, leading to his arrest. The suspect, Walter Medina, had reportedly met the victim while she was panhandling and then became violent after initially providing her with food and narcotics. The woman suffered severe injuries during her more than two months in captivity, and Medina has been charged with attempted second degree murder, armed kidnapping, and other offenses.
- Man allegedly held panhandler captive for months until she escaped, Florida officials say CBS News
- Florida woman escapes captor after months of torture, sheriff says: 'Reign of violent terror is now over' Fox News
- Kidnapping victim escapes from suspect in Seffner after months of abuse: 'Reign of violent terror is now over' FOX 13 Tampa
- WILD CHASE VIDEO: Man accused of torturing, holding woman captive arrested after 100 mph chase on I-4 WKMG News 6 & ClickOrlando
- Brutalized woman kept prisoner 2 months escapes tormentor at Florida store, cops say Yahoo! Voices
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