When A Stranger Hands This Woman A Creepy Note, She Knows Faking A Seizure Is Her Only Chance

You know the old adage often declared loudly by your parents: bookworms and lovers of the outdoors, television will rot your brain more than that; it’s certain to turn you into the ever-prevalent couch potato. But in Julie Dragline’s case, it might have saved her life.

Julie lived in Oakland, California, across the bay from San Francisco. She worked as a PR specialist for Second Networks, and she indulged in the occasional crime drama when it came time to kick her feet up and relax.

Of course, you might expect that crime shows on TV aren’t any good for more than killing a few post-work hours; they’re mostly fiction, after all.

Julie might have agreed; that is right up until September of 2017 when she faced a terrifying scenario she’d seen before on TV. It was about 5:00 p.m., and Julie was on a Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) train. Since it was Saturday, the train was free of the usual horde of rush-hour riders. The 32-year-old rode to Dublin in East Bay City with just……Read Full Story Here………