A Missouri woman wearing a dog collar escaped a home where she had been held captive for a month and repeatedly raped, police said.
which they said was restricting the woman’s breathing. She pointed out the home where she was held as she was being driven to the hospital, according to a probable cause statement from a detective.
"He kept her restrained in handcuffs on her wrists and ankles. She was able to get free when he took his child to school," the probable cause statement said.Police are still trying to determine if there are other victims. The Kansas City Star reported that since Haslett's arrest, police have carried large bags of evidence from the ranch-style home. They've used a cadaver dog to examine the yard and Haslett's truck.Louis Casiano is a reporter for Fox News Digital.
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