Victim of attempted murder falls in love with first responder, marries him
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A couple brought together under horrific circumstances say they’re looking forward to brighter days ahead.
"Four years ago, I survived an attempted murder at the hands of my ex-boyfriend. I was stabbed 32 times," Melissa Dohme told KSTU. "I remember there were tons of police officers, ambulance and fire rescue."
One of the first responders was Cameron Hill, a firefighter.
“I think it’s fate. He doesn’t know what it’s called. But it’s fate,” Dohme said.
Fate brought them together again 10 months later, when Dohme shared her story for the first time and Hill was in the crowd.
“I was just overwhelmed with joy and feeling so blessed to meet them and say ‘Thank you,'” said Dohme.
Hill invited Dohme to have dinner with the firefighters at the firehouse and the more they got to know each other, the more they realized they had in common.
“And this feeling that I was feeling was not just because he was someone who had saved me,” said Dohme. “I really had feelings for this man.”
The two have been together ever since. Hill sat with her through countless surgeries and physical therapy.
“He’s been by my side through it all, helping me, loving me,” said Dohme.
The two are now engaged and will tie the knot on March 5, 2017.
Four years ago, she was stabbed 32 times and left for dead by her ex-boyfriend. Today, she's planning a wedding, and the...
Posted by FOX 13 News - Tampa Bay on Thursday, February 11, 2016
