“I had no idea what he was gonna do,” says Teri Jendusa Nicolai. Nine years ago, Terri was fighting for her life, stuffed inside a garbage can, and dumped in an unheated storage locker in a northwest Chicago suburb. She was bleeding, freezing, and left to die.
Left to Die: ‘I had no idea what he was gonna do’
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