No Way Out
The True Story of Amber Cummings
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No Way Out
Narrated by:
Sangita Chauhan
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Narrated by:
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Sangita Chauhan
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Sarah Camden
About this listen
For over 10 years, Amber Cummings endured unspeakable abuse from her husband James. Isolated in their quiet seaside home in Maine, Amber suffered through verbal abuse, physical assaults, and marital rape.
Her husband James was a foaming-at-the-mouth psychopath, a neo-Nazi who was plotting to set off a dirty bomb during Obama's Washington D.C. inauguration. It was his addiction to child pornography, however, that finally pushed Amber to the edge and brought her protective maternal to bear. Seeing no other way out, she had to protect her daughter from the monster she had married...
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