She had been talking to him for days; easy conversations, good vibes, nothing felt off. When they finally met, the date was exactly what you’d hope for: great dinner, respectful, attentive, a total gentleman. At the end of the night, they went their separate ways… until he called saying... he lost his keys and couldn’t reach his roommate. Feeling bad, she invited him over. They talked for a while, everything still seemed normal. Eventually, she said goodnight and went to her room; but something in her gut told her to lock the door. Around 3 a.m., he knocked, asking for a phone charger. She told him there was one in the kitchen. Minutes later, he knocked again, insisting it didn’t work and asking if she had one inside. That’s when her instincts screamed something wasn’t right. Instead of opening the door, she quietly called the police. When officers arrived, she heard shouting… then silence. They told him to come out; he was being taken into custody. When she finally stepped out of her room, her stomach dropped. Parts of her apartment had been covered in plastic… and there were power tools laid out. Sometimes everything can look perfect on the surface, but intuition picks up on what logic can’t yet explain. That decision to lock the door, and to trust that uneasy feeling—may have saved her life. Not every situation is dangerous, but ignoring red flags can be. Have you ever had a gut feeling about someone that didn’t make sense at the time; but later proved you were right?show more

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