Man Who Stabbed Mother 22 Occasions, Practically Decapitated Her & Set Physique On Hearth In Combat Over Ps Sentenced

The FBI has linked Evonitz to the murders of 3 absolutely distinct ladies, in addition to the kidnapping of then-15-year-old Kara Robinson, earlier than he died by suicide in 2002 — soon after Robinson escaped seize.

In her initial TikTok ever, Evonitz’ ex-wife Bonnie Lou Gower shocked other folks on the platform collectively with her story.

“Put a finger down if you take place to had been married at 17, divorced by 25, remarried, had two youngsters soon after which five years later, the FBI confirmed up at your door to seek out out that your initial husband was a serial killer who murdered three ladies, undoubtedly one particular of which when you had been nonetheless married,” she pointed out inside the footage.

“Then 20 years later found that he was genuinely murdering people earlier than you had been married and all by means of your comprehensive marriage,” she then claimed.

The video has racked up 25 million views, with viewers leaving feedback like, “Bonnie I’ve to confess, none of my fingers are down. nonetheless pls go on,” “Woman my finger is not down nonetheless my jaw is,” and “bonnie, you are alone on this one particular.”

Immediately after her initial place up took off, she adopted it up with two added films — each and every of which she began by saying, “Story time about how I utilized to be married to a serial killer.”

Admitting there was “so significantly to unpack appropriate right here,” Gower initial defined how she and Evonitz met, saying he was the older brother of a fantastic pal she had inside the sixth grade. She claimed he began flirting collectively with her when she was 16 and requested her out when she was 17 he was 25 on the time.

“Actually, that in all probability feels like a particularly crimson flag. My household, their greatest crimson flag was that he was so significantly older than me,” she pointed out, which includes that moreover they felt comfy with him as a outcome of all of them knew his household.

“Issues moved in a quick time and earlier than I knew it, he requested me to marry him. Essentially, that sounds loopy, in addition to that my life was in fact chaotic on the time. When he requested me to marry him, I jumped on it, as a outcome of it was in fact the most helpful element I had going for me,” she shared.

In a 3rd video, she spoke a bit about their marriage — saying “every small point was advantageous at first” soon after they tied the knot in 1988 and moved to Maine. She pointed out she was “comfortable to be married,” whereas he “in a quick time took expense and let me know what my duties had been purported to be as a spouse.”

“To wash the property, care for all of the cooking, and he was inside the army, so the teachings on procedures to properly launder his uniforms. I took all of this in and labored in fact exhausting to please him. I utilized to be comfy to do this as a outcome of I cherished him and wished to make him comfy,” she defined.

“In all probability inside the initial month, concerns began to shift. He started deciding upon on me about my weight, I had gained about ten kilos and he started telling me I utilized to be fats and I wanted to affix Weight Watchers. If I cheated on my meals regimen, he would inform me you are going to wind up getting fats like your mom,” Gower continued. “Up till this level, I felt relatively fantastic about concerns basic. As time went on, I utilized to be regretting my option of acquiring married, nonetheless I had created a dedication and I believed in that dedication in marriage and that it is with out finish and you will need to function on it.”

She ended the video by saying “marriage was undoubtedly not what I believed it could be,” promising to inform added in one particular other video sooner or later. Gower moreover pointed out she’s written a guide about her life and is in search of a writer and agent.

Gower’s video moreover appeared to convey relatively a quantity of viewers to Kara Robinson Chamberlain’s TikTok account. Robinson, who was 15 when Evonitz kidnapped and sexually assaulted her in 2002, has been quite open about her experience for a handful of years on the platform — nonetheless answered a quantity of incessantly requested concerns when far more this week.

“After I was 15 years prior in 2002, I utilized to be kidnapped out of my fantastic friend’s entrance yard by a particular person who advised me he was handing out magazines. He utilized that as a guise to get into my private location, place a [gun] to my neck and kidnap me,” she defined in a brand new video.

“He held me captive for 18 hours. He took me in a plastic container in his automobile. That was 18 hours the spot I utilized to be [sexually assaulted] a quantity of situations, till I utilized to be capable of escape. He went on to go on the run for a handful of days and un-alive himself on the finish of that,” she added.

In line with the FBI, Evonitz fled to Sarasota, Florida, the spot he committed suicide soon after getting surrounded by legislation enforcement authorities. Due to his dying, a trial and conviction for his crimes wasn’t doable. Per authorities, a search of his residence uncovered forensic proof “figuring out Evonitz mainly because the offender accountable” for the deaths of Sofia Silva, 16, in 1997 and sisters Kristen and Kati Lisk, 12 and 15, in 1997. Earlier than his dying, he allegedly advised relations he had committed “extra crimes than he can bear in thoughts.”

When requested how she was capable of bear in thoughts so numerous particulars about her ordeal, which helped authorities ascertain and observe Evonitz on the time, Chamberlain pointed out it was her “trauma response” to the state of affairs. “My trauma response was to stay calm and gather information,” she shared.

“I wanna be quite cautious to remind individuals who my ability to flee was a element of my trauma response. I utilized to be capable of preserve calm and picked up and appease my captor in order that I may make him truly really feel protected adequate to sleep,” she pointed out in one particular other video. “After I escaped, it was when he was asleep the subsequent morning. I utilized to be handcuffed, I had to make use of my enamel to loosen the clip that linked the handcuffs to the mattress, slide out of the mattress and get my concerns collectively. The essential point, for me, was to stay calm. That is not all the time an possibility for everyone.”

She moreover defined that she “disassociated relatively closely” soon after her abduction, telling viewers she “did not notice that I utilized to be impacted till numerous, a handful of years later.” She added, “Enjoyable!”

Chamberlain pointed out she’s moreover commonly requested in regards to the boyfriend she had on the time of her kidnapping, as numerous who noticed the Lifetime film in regards to the crime puzzled what occurred to him soon after her escape. “We broke up about four months later as a outcome of trauma and teenagers, It does not lend itself to lucrative relationships,” she shared. “He’s now married, has a son, I married somebody I met in legislation enforcement.”

She moreover assured viewers that each and every the Lifetime film, The Lady Who Escaped: The Kara Robinson Story, and the documentary Escaping Captivity: The Kara Robinson Story had been each and every “pretty correct” as she was closely concerned inside the manufacturing of each and every. “I had fundamentally complete management on how the merchandise ended up attempting,” she pointed out.