Bad Encounter

[@ginafriend1690]

I sure miss Miss Phyllis. She was such a great storyteller, humorous, delightful and teacher for others. Our higher power was there for her. God Blessed Miss Phyllis 🙌 and Mr. Bucky 🙌

[@cumberlandquiltchic1]

i miss them so much and have learned so much from them both. i am not looking forward to rhe days i run out of their videos to watch.

[@cumberlandquiltchic1]

i miss them so much and have learned so much from them

[@scarlettbutler2873]

Me too. Obviously I do because I’m back here watching this for the 10th time. Miss her so much

[@bettypierce8050]

I still love rewatching your videos. RIP Ms. Phyllis and Mr. Bucker.

[@makinitsch9113]

Out of all the You Tubers that have passed away, I miss this beautiful lady the most ! I have to watch her videos over and over ! RIP

[@morrisacox1685]

Great lesson. Everyone remember that teachers, preachers, law enforcement, coaches, anyone can be dangerous. A person's profession does not necessarily make them a good person.

[@lallen7947]

Today is Sept 2021 and I am reminded of another great lesson to pass onto my newly independent driving granddaughter. So thankful for the post to still be up. I miss your loving manner but still gleam super words of wisdom from your son. See you in glory one day.

[@seriousearthling]

Thank Ms Phyllis for sharing not only your great cooking, but life lessons to stay safe as well. I hope all the angels in heaven are enjoying your great cooking. I watch your son's new videos, but really enjoy going back into your library and sharing time with you. Thank you.

[@warnerroadhomestead]

Oh Steven! This video just showed up on my feed again. I watched it years ago. Your Mom sure had a way with story-telling. I miss her stories so! Such a sweet innocent loving and funny being. You were blessed to have her as your Mom. God bless.

[@freakinfrugal5268]

Phyllis you are a truly lovely lady. Thank you so much for sharing this story. I especially want to pass this on to my 20 yr old daughter.

[@bamamubs4723]

Wow, Phyllis, how frightening! You are very wise and very brave!

[@carolking6355]

Dearest Phillis I see I was the last to comment two years ago and now you are with God. However your wise words were wonderful to listen to again and now I am a bit older I am going to get some pepper spray if it is still available. A lot has changed since you passed. We are all in masks now. How I miss you. It is a joy to watch a recording. ❤️

[@Enedina665]

It's sad and scary to think that sometimes we can't trust the people who are supposed to keep us safe. Glad everything turned out good for you.

[@TexasBKVideo]

Good story Mrs. Phyllis. Thank you for sharing. As we get older and look back on the experiences we women sometimes encounter with men, it's eye opening and makes you wonder how we got through as unharmed as we did. Years ago after separating from my husband, I had a local police officer show up at my home at 1am with a knock on my door. I was still a nieve woman at that time. I opened the door and he stood there saying he had just wanted to "stop by and check on me". I thanked him and closed the door. At the time I didn't think anything about it. But today, years later,... after I look back,... I think,.... He was up to no good.

[@sandranodine1151]

Thank the Lord he was protecting you and gave you the idea to get mad. Your fur baby is sweet. He knew you were talking about a time that scared you and he was comforting you. You are a wonderful lady and I'm so happy you make these videos.

[@marynyhof6916]

I have found dear Phyllis less than a week ago. I watch with grief and joy. But this video is adding a new emotion. I feel so bad this sweet lady went through this. It was almost hard to watch. But I learned a lot. Rest in glory dear Phyllis and Bucky. You live on in our hearts.

[@reelgirl8544]

Miss Phyllis, you have been on my heart and in my prayers since I saw your video about your illness. This week I saw the one in which you shared Mr. Bucky's Homegoing. I was at a complete loss for words; I couldn't even pull myself together enough to leave a comment. I am so very sorry for your loss and for all you're going through, dear lady. Yesterday, after my own quiet time with the Lord, I found and watched Mr. Bucky's devotional about Angels. What I loved most was when he closed in prayer. Surely The LORD and His Angels were watching over you that night of the bad encounter. Thank you for sharing your story. Love, Blessings, Healing Hugs and Prayers going out to you and up for you from your Sister in Christ Jesus... Debra

[@nanmcdonnell5311]

Oh Phyllis, what a HELPFUL video and thank you very much for sharing this and reliving such an incident. Thank goodness you acted liked you did and showed anger. My heart was in my throat while you were telling this....I wasn’t sure it was going to end well. You are a brave and lovely lady and such a graceful teacher. Thank you again. I’m sorry you had to experience this.

[@suellenkelly8607]

I know that miss Phyllis and Mr.Bucky have passed away,but I also can share an experience with a mechanic bringing me home after my car broke down, scared me so bad I started carrying knife.RlP you are so missed

[@victoriayamen8923]

I'm just shaking my head at how men in "power" choose to abuse it. I cannot imagine how vulnerable you must have felt that night. Yes, you were smart in getting yourself out of it unharmed. Most women have had similar experiences and it is so traumatizing. There are definitely some nuggets here to learn from your experience. Thank you. You are scheduled to have surgery today. I am praying for you to have a complete recovery. Love you and Mr. Bucky. Best of health to both of you.

[@ssy12335]

I started to write my experience and the shame is still there. I can't even write it after 40 years, Phyllis. Thank you for sharing your wisdom. You are beloved in the "community" and i held my breath while you told that harrowing story, thinking of how you must have feared for your life. Thank you for telling it.

[@evielopez4776]

Good advice. Thank you for the kind words of advice and sharing. GBU.🌹💞🌹💞🌹

[@kosmokid8390]

Oh Phyllis, Praise God you are ok. This was a very insightful story. Thank you for reminding us as women that we need to be aware of any situation that could put us being alone with a man, even a man in law enforcement. Kelly from California

[@singersa]

God bless Phyllis Stokes for recording this video. I certainly learned a valuable lesson from her today. RIP Bucky and Phyllis.

[@cherifinkbiner8393]

This is such an important message! God bless them both for her having shared this~

[@veedejames721]

It's Dec the 4th,2024. I'm so glad that I can still watch these videos. Glad Stephen decided to keep these episodes up and sharing his own, Ms Phyllis and Mr Bucky gave us a lot of joy and shared a lot of wisdom. We miss them. We know they are on Heaven. Mr Bucky missed his Phyllis so much and he didn't want to see her suffer so he just came and got her so they could be together in a better place, no more pain. We are Blessed that we can rewatch all of these videos, watching Ms Phyllis and Mr Bucky makes me smile. Thanks to Stephen he has allowed us to continue watching all of these videos. Sharing his family and his memories and also cooking. I'm sure both Phyllis and Mr Bucky are smiling. Knowing their memories love on through all of these videos they shared with us. I came in later than most, I have learned a lot. I enjoy all the recipes tips and knowledge that both Ms Phyllis and Mr Bucky shared. I'm comforted through all the videos that Phyllis made. Please Stephen know that.many of us are still learning and enjoying all of the videos. We enjoy you sharing your stories and showing off your cooking skill 😊. Keeping up her channel helps me and the many followers who still love the recipes, watching the love and humor between Phyllis and Mr Bucky. They give us comfort and especially now we mothers can cook good meals for our families, and learn. I'm greatful. Ms Phyllis and Mr Bucky are missed but watching these videos I'm showing love and respect to them both. Gratitude. Take care.may God continue to Bless you and your family. Love, Respect and Positivity always. Vee and family.✌️🕯️💕🤗🙏🌻🦋🙂👋✨👣.

[@PhyllisStokes]

Thank you!

[@blueRosesforme]

Thank you for reminding us to be cautious, very careful, especially when alone. Glad you were okay Mrs.Phyllis!

[@karenfitzpatrick6256]

Very good advice. I am so glad you had a happy ending! Nowadays with cell phones, a good idea might be to call a loved one, before being alone with anyone unknown, (if possible in the presence of the person) letting someone know where you are, who you are with and what you plan to do. Speaking as if you are talking directly to your caller even if it is just their answering service. Like you said, 99% of service people are good, but you just never know. Better safe than sorry!

[@janicehutto5007]

I’m so glad it turned out well for you! That said, it makes me so angry that he tried to take advantage of you as a vulnerable woman. This is very helpful information as hard as it had to be for you to tell it. Things have gotten worse as time goes by. I am not a gun person, but nowadays, it’s changed. Two of my daughters carry a gun and are certified. One travels a lot for her job as you did, but only in day time. She does have some appts. In bad places. Like you, loves her job and stays aware of her surroundings always. Other daughter has did volunteer sheriffs deputy jobs. Scares me, but she liked it. Me, I don’t go out alone at night and haven’t for years.

[@toncor1122]

Thanks for sharing your terrifying experience with us and I really do appreciate your wisdom and kindness. You kept your cool in a bad situation, outsmarting that less than honest patrolman. We must always stay alert and watch out for one another. Thank you so much.

[@mickeyblue2647]

good for you Phyllis you found yourself in a bad situation and your intuition kicked in ,glad to know that what you did worked out for you.

[@charlenemcgill2961]

Excellent advice, in this day and time where females drive for Uber, UberEats, Lyft etc. your advice is greatly appreciated and worthy of repeating. Thanks

[@grandmapatty1493]

I had a similar experience in 1975. Unfortunately I was so depressed with my life I just let the cop have his way. My girlfriend had two such experiences with two separate cops. She cried her way out of the first one, and just walked away from the second. I have a feeling these stories are more common than people realize.

[@TheOhioWanderer]

Sorry to hear that

[@sedsworld1672]

💔😂🙏🏻

[@dianemiller6440]

I am so sad to hear of your terrible experiences ❤️

[@julesoftheNW]

@Grandma Patty Oh absolutely! In every office, precinct, etc. there were always a couple of guys who would be happy to 'drive you home' or be of help. Altering appearance by dressing very conservatively with plain hair and makeup mattered not. These guys were always 'game'. I always made sure I was never there working 'alone'. And having my fiance show up regularly was helpful. Late 60s & 70s were a stressful time to be employed in a mixed (men + women) setting.

[@rena6895]

Thank you so much for sharing your story & wisdom. God has called us to share our wisdom with each other and the younger ladies.

[@JaeNiece55]

Thank you for sharing your story. I feel afraid at night because of the violence against women, that has escalated in our culture. It's an individual's choice to do bad or good. You never know what a man is thinking he can get away with. I would love to live in a world where we can all trust each other. That would be Heaven! Thanks again for talking about an issue most women keep secret! God bless you and Mr. Bucky. XO

[@bucklebunny6661]

Thank You Phyllis & Mr. Bucky 🌹 You was very brave for doing what you did Phyllis! I’ve had some very creepy encounters along my road of life and I give my being here to the Grace of God watching out for me !! God Bless & Thank You again 🌹

[@susieq9186]

Thanks for sharing this and giving us all a reminder to stay aware and be safe.

[@marieince8501]

oh my word that is awful im so glad ur ok bless you miss phyllis x

[@Ammy4Christ]

I know Phyllis has passed since this video... but I just saw this .. and having Phyllis share her terrible mishap... has given me valuable information! Because honestly I always thought you had to pull your car over right where your at. Thank you Stephen for leaving these videos up to view & learn. This had to have been so frightening for her!

[@theelizabethan1]

After the deer encounter she had to keep driving -- and she was lucky that her car was even driveable. In the middle of a "national forest" there was low likelihood that a motorist might come along soon to offer aid, plus she still had her work appointment still to be met with. (This occurred long before cell phones were invented.). Later, when she found herself in the law enforcement's vehicle (under his directive "we've got to find the deer") her instincts enabled her to sense the seductive manipulation the officer was invoking upon the situation!

[@cellison9414]

Very good advice. Your situation that night was downright scary. Thank you for telling your story.

[@debrad9968]

Thank you Phyllis...that's a very scary story you just told...I can't even imagine your fear and terror...Thank God things worked out safely for you...A few years ago I was sitting in a park in my neighborhood after work on a beautiful spring evening (it wasn't dark yet) and some guy came over and stood right in front of me and told me how pretty he thought I was. I got very nervous with my heart pounding (there was no one else around) and got up and started to walk away. I could feel that he was following behind me so I crossed the street and as I turned around saw that he was still behind me and also crossed the street. I started to walk a little faster in the gutter & not on the sidewalk. There was houses on the street and as we got a couple of blocks down I suddenly became very mad and I turned around and shouted "stop following me!!" I don't know where I got the strength to do that but he suddenly stopped in his tracks and said he wasn't following me...I said "yes you are and stop it" (this was also before cell phones). I then saw a man standing outside he house which had a picket fence gate and I opened the gate & made it look like I knew him and said "hi Joe, how you doing?" I whispered to him that the guy who was passing was following me for 3 blocks..He acted like he knew me too and I felt safe...I waited a few minutes before walking home (another 5 blocks). I was terrified...you never know what is going to happen.. I was very lucky that I stayed safe, but shouting to that guy was very amazing to me that I would even do that, but you never know how you will react when faced with something like that. Just wanted to share my story as well...Thank you again Phyllis.

[@zinnieboy9919]

There's always a bad apple in the barrel. Good to know you got out of the situation safely and sharing your story just might save someone else. You ladies be safe...

[@WohaliTheOneandOnly]

Thank you for sharing your story. You were very brave and very smart to react as you did. I'm so glad you made it out of his car safe and sound.

[@reneeparker2559]

Thank you, so much! I appreciate you giving us females this much needed advice. By the way, your "Yeast Biscuit" are so fantastic! I can't wait to prepare them. Glad you came out of that situation safely. God Bless!

[@jamieberger7681]

My heart was pounding for you. You tell this story so well.

[@juceelucee2841]

Thank You for sharing this story. Very good advice you gave. So glad you got out unharmed. I'm binge watching your video's today. I came to get a recipe for strawberry something or other, bought 2 nice cartons of organic strawberries from Aldi's...Started watching your video's and now strawberries will wait till tomorrow...LOL Big Hug X

[@catgirl4882]

Thank you for sharing your story and the wisdom that came along with it. I'm so glad nothing horrible happened to you.

[@maryhelenmartinez5768]

I can still see that it's still hard for you to relive your very bad encounter but it will help many others Thank you your a grand lady ; )

[@janicelloyd3215]

I’m so glad you are doing these videos, to help women. Thank you so much for sharing your experiences.

[@collenrose3957]

Good information to know. Thank Jesus she shared information! 🙏

[@epithymbria]

This is an important reminder that this basically happens to all of us women, and we have to stay alert. I'm so glad you got out of that situation.

[@silverbubbles4728]

Thank you Mrs. Phyllis for sharing & letting others know how to avoid it! I'm glad you were able to walk away from this ugly situation without being harmed physically. Bad Apples are in every walk of life. This guy will understand the fright he put you through when he meets his maker. What goes around comes around (even if it take 50 or 60 years). Stay Strong & may God Bless you & Mr. Bucky!

[@sandpebble54spencer63]

Oh Phyllis! That terrifys me to think how stranded you were! So glad he backed off after your pulled it together with your “strong girl” tude. Your story will help many women and it definitely was a good reminder for me! Take care and keep your great videos going when possible. They are so instructive and helpful!

[@maryvu6806]

Mrs. Phyllis I am glad that God protected you. I too have had bad experiences with people in authority and also doctors. Thank you for the good advice and information on this utube video. It will help to protect others. God Bless you.

[@marym1053]

Great advice. How many of us women have similar stories? I'm 63 now, but in my younger years it was a landlord, a doctor, an employer, another doctor, and a boyfriend. Naivety is such a blessing, but it can also set us up for trouble. I think we have to walk with eyes wide open. Could be the good Lord saw trouble coming your way and used your husband to try and steer you right. But, God worked it out anyway, glad you had the strength to get angry at that situation. God is good all the time!

[@grammyb5216]

This woman is so precious!

[@beverlydietz1308]

So very thankful you weren't physically harmed !! So sorry you had to go thru that, it had to have been a horrific feeling !! You're a smart lady !! Blessings to you & Mr. Bucky !! 🌷🐝

[@phoebecatgirl9968]

Thank you, Phyllis! This is much needed advice for women AND men! While most organizations have good people, there are always the creepy ones. If that officer does this enough, one would hope someone would report him, and that would be curtains for him. Very glad you survived this awful predicament!

[@debrarivera2055]

I enjoyed this Phyllis, thank you. It is a really good thing for women to know. I'm glad that you got out of that ok. He also knew you were shaken up by the trauma of the deer incident and obviously was taking advantage of that too. That's a shame!! There's always a bad apple EVERYWHERE. A good lesson.👍🏼🌷

[@jbwilde5106]

WoW! Glad you listen to your vibes. 💙

[@deedeemoore7973]

SUCH GOOD ADVICE PHYLLIS....THANKS FOR SHARING THIS AND SO GLAD YOU WERE UNHARMED.

[@Prissykitty123]

Wow MRS. Phyllis the Angel's where w you and gave you the intuition that something was wrong I am so very happy you made it out of that situation safely I would have hate to have had something happened to you cuz you are such a wonderful woman God bless

[@supernatural0948]

Thank you, yes sometimes we need to follow our first feeling that something is not right. Go with it! Always follow your first mind. I learned that it will make life so much simple. SC Girl myself!

[@ginasellers3207]

Thank you for sharing your story with us Phyllis. That must have been so scary for you, it sounds like the beginning of a horror story. I'm glad it ended well for you. God protected you from evil. God bless and thanks again for sharing.

[@LIBERTYinPERIL]

It was very sweet of you to share this story with us to help someone else along the way. Thank you! God Bless you and Mr Bucky.

[@eileenezell2447]

OMGOODNESS, I went through so many emotions listening to that story. Definitely a lesson learned for you. Sad to think that we would have to be afraid in a bad situation like that. My first warning was when he said he had to go find the deer . I'm surprised somebody didn't do some kind of Investigation on him. Thanks for the tip

[@hibiscusfreak]

Thank you for sharing this story, Phyllis. A lot of girls would have been just as trusting. I'm glad you got yourself out of that situation!

[@denisespurlock]

Great story to share. Thank you from a woman who drives alone.

[@epiefresquez4753]

Oh dear Mrs Phillis and Mr. Buckey I really hope you are doing good. ESP Mrs Phyllis being sick and all. Your truly inspirational Christians.

[@cinflishman4116]

It doesn't matter how long ago this happened to you, this is just horrible!! There are just some people who when they get a little bit of power they start to feel that they are above the law and are "entitled" to "things" that they normally would never even think about without that little badge or bit of power. I am a woman in her 60's and I did learn something from your video - I always believed when an officer puts on their red light you are supposed to pull over as soon as possible. Because of your story, Phyllis I will now wait until I get to a well lit and populated area before I do pull plus I will be on my cell phone calling the police letting them know exactly what I am doing and why I was not pulling of immediately!!! Thank you so very much for sharing this with us!!! Blessings!!!!

[@johnettebeaver1991]

My Exhusband whome I was married to for almost 7 years was employed as a Dispatcher with the FLHP for the first 2 years of our marriage, he then went to work as a Sheriffs Deputy and the. Became a Detective with St. Lucie County Sheriffs Dept. His father was with the FLHP as a Volunteer and spent more than 20 years with them. Most of the men I knew were great, however we also had Gerard Shaffer who was a sick serial murder who was a Sheriffs Deputy here. Your advice is spot on. I am so sorry you experienced fear from a man who was supposed to come to your defense and help you. I carry and have for over 25 years. We as women must be proactive and defend our Constitutional Carry laws. We must always be capable and willing to come to our and others defense in this ever changing world we live in. Thank you, you are a jewel!,

[@ljjackson7106]

Hello Phyllis! I must admit I had too many close calls as a sales person who took many east-west coast flights at all hours, landing at airports and either renting a car or having car service but never at safe hours. I realize all of the potential incidents I skirted on and I do NOT miss traveling alone anymore. I had always been hyper vigilant since I grew up in a very tough area so my inner/gut voices are quite strong. Glad you made the right/internal voice decision to stand strong! (Best to you and Mr. Bucky!) - Laura

[@mecraftytoo]

How scary was that, my goodness, what an awful man. You certainly learnt a lesson there Phyllis.x

[@royaltyb1837]

Very helpful Ms. Phyllis! I'm so sorry this happened to you and to the many other women whom have been victimized this way. But, there was a lesson learned here and I'm glad you shared this story to enlighten the rest of us.Thank You....

[@lescharlton988]

Thank you. Tomorrow I am ringing the police to see what advice they give me then I am going to pass this on to my grown children. Simple advice that I have never thought about.

[@sterlinggrace4745]

Love & blessings dear Phyllis. Thank you for the valuable insight. You remained strong and level headed, but that must have been so terrifying.

[@sting1111]

Wow a very compelling story. Thank God your instincts kicked in.

[@crystalthechurchmousestitc1888]

Thank you for sharing your story. I can imagine how frightened you must have been. I have to say I was getting more nervous by the minute as you were telling your story. The Lord was with you and gave you the strength to save yourself from something really bad. Praise be to God.

[@gretchensharp2453]

Thank you, Phyllis, You never know where dangers come from. That was fast thinking.

[@Jabo__Jabo]

Thank you Phyllis. You are so very strong. You are such a good person; I admire you greatly.

[@sheilab1772]

Sharing this might help someone. We should never feel intimidated from anyone in any Position or Uniform . Glad you got out of the situation! Very scary!

[@sharonsue441]

He seemed to be pretty comfortable with this situation and it makes me wonder how many successes he has had PRIOR to your situation....We have to be ON GUARD when dealing with most men‼️🌷🌷

[@jackieland6378]

Geeze Phyllis, what a night you had ! But it made you wiser ! God was watching over you and like they say...Things happen for a reason....and who knows... I'm sure your story helps others. I know it opened my eyes ! Bless you Phyllis.💖

[@lindafox7822]

Scary story but glad it turned out OK. Thanks for telling us what to do if we are ever in that situation.

[@putther]

I'm glad you were okay, you are a great person :)

[@imsubbingtoeveryonewhosubb2734]

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[@joannsomers8178]

Phyllis, Thanks for sharing this good information. The most important thing for everyone is to listen to that voice inside of you. Sadly, so many people do not listen or maybe they experienced it and did not know what the voice was.Keep up the good work.Jo Ann

[@cynthiaamitrano8915]

I had a similar experience with a Male coworker years ago. I was very naive and trusting. He was someone I worked with and knew. I did what you did. I took the offensive. I'm glad you were safe. There was a witness, he knew it otherwise it could have gone in an entirely different direction. If you feel threatened or are followed by law enforcement we are told to drive to the nearest fire department as they are staffed 24/7. This is what law enforcement recommends. There are all kinds of sickos out there posing as officers as well. I worked for our county sheriff's department for over 25 years. Thank you for sharing this with everyone. Mr Bucky was right to encourage you to do so.

[@cherie7896]

Cynthia Amitrano was

[@marthaesparza4753]

Thank you for sharing Phyllis. So sorry you had such a scary and bad experience with the deer and the highway patrolman.

[@cookiesandcream5709]

Hi Phyllis. You should do more story time videos! I bet you have some interesting stories to tell.

[@phyllanders9503]

That was very interesting Phyllis and scary, when you said you got in his car I immediately thought, oh I wouldn't do that and my fears for you were realized. So glad you got away from him and you finally got home safe and sound, well apart from the car damage. Thanks.

[@ChristianLove7]

Great story teller! You had me on the edge of my seat :-) I'm glad you made it out of that situation ok! Who knows how many other women he may have taken advantage of!

[@dagnelpaula1]

Thank you for sharing this, Miss Phyllis. I'm SO glad the Lord protected you, and no doubt, gave you the thought to act angry, in order to make him re-think what he had planned. I live an hour away from where I work, and have to leave out at 3:30 in the morning, so it's always dark during that hours drive. I've thought the same as you; what would I do if I were stopped before I got to work. And I'm so glad you said what you did, because I had already thought the same thing. To just keep going until I can find a well lit area. Thanks for sharing this story; I'm sure you have so many more you could tell. We'd LOVE to hear any and all you can think of!

[@vickystevenson1814]

Thank you so much for the great story, I'm glad you was alright.💚🌷Vicky

[@alicemilling3706]

Hi Miss Phyllis I know this is an older video but I'm just now coming across some of these so they are new to me Yes absolutely very helpful video to all woman thank you for all your care and wisdom I know you haven't been well lately and I'm sending you lots of love and prayers for a speedy recovery 😘

[@catdad7667]

She pased jan 25

[@CartePostale.]

First of all, I have just come across your videos today & have also subbed. I appreciate your content & the fact that you don't see the need to use offensive language! I have lived half of my life in the U.K. & the other half in the U.S.A. For a period of time in San Diego women were being pulled over by men pretending to be C.H.P. officers & were then sexually assaulted & the police gave women the same information that you just gave. If you are ever "blue-lighted" at night or in a lonely part of the county, don't feel that you have to pull over immediately but drive to the nearest police station or well-lit, well-populated area & then pull over.

[@orlymayron5236]

These experiences stay with us forever. Thank you for giving us important information.

[@suejohnson3972]

Phyllis I remember this story from a while back so so glad you came out okay thank you so much I'm sure it has helped a lot of women 😃

[@megablessedgram]

Oh my goodness Phyllis! I was so scared for you just listening to your story! You know what? I believe God was right there with you and gave you the boldness to be assertive and strong just like you needed to be. Thank you for sharing this information with us so we don't feel intimidated either. God bless~Dianne

[@emmadalrymple4102]

Dear Miss Phyllis, even though you are no longer present on this wide earth, this is a very real, and valuablelesson, one that needs to be repeated and shared. One can never be too careful, and unforunately this still occuers. Yes, there are truly bad people with very bad intentions, but even though you are no longer with us, you are still leaving us great messages. I am glad you made it home that night, and that I discovered you and your channel and website too. and then about an hour ago tonight, I discovered Mr. Bucky also had a channel, and I saw that you are truly an n...he spoke of angels and Jacob's ladder. Ironic. RIP, both of you.

[@supernatural0948]

i am glad that you walked away for such a time of right now. Thanks for sharing!!!

[@leled5128]

How scary that must have been for you.. I am glad you kept your wits about you though. I probably would have flipped out at him and ended up dead. Smart lady you are.

[@beauty23ish]

I know this is an old video, Phyllis, but I had something similar happen to me when I was traveling alone through Virginia. (I live in Texas). It was a state policeman and it scared me more than anything ever has. It's a long story, so I won't go into it, but he was staying at the same motel I was. It was out in the middle of nowhere, and the attendant at the motel had left for the night. Nothing happened....I was able to get away from him, but it wasn't easy, and I didn't sleep at all that night. I still remember his name, and it happened in 1985.

[@elainearchibald6687]

We never know what can happen, even with people in a position of trust! Sad, thank goodness you got through safely! What a bad experience for you! Thanks for sharing!