Then she had to go through evidence at the hospital. She had to get a sexual assault nurse that help with sexual assault victims. Then I went to take a shower and i'm like do you have a razor and they said i'm not sure we have one and i'm like this is a hospital somebody has to have one, I don't really care about my legs but if I don't shave my armpits i'm going to go nuts. Detectives gave her a decision to do the interview tonight or have some rest and do it tomorrow and she said she'd rather go now and I wanna go home. We went to Burger King to eat and then went to the Police Station. The officer that took me in is now one of my dearest friends so I got interviewed and then they had a FBI agent stay with me in my hotel room. When Anita flew back home it wasn't the warm loved filled greeting she was expecting. They had a whole 15 passenger van that they got so she could be welcomed by her whole family. The story was all in the newspaper so people were reading it then looking at me. Coming home was a bit overwhelming for Anita the whole community has been invested in her return. When I first came home I knew it was a big deal for my family but I didn't realize how big of a deal it was for everyone. There were signs all on my streets like welcome home and stuff like that. Me and my brother were like the heading in tomorrow newspaper is going to be like local woman survives kidnapping. This destroyed me and my boyfriends relationship because I wanted to talk to him about what happened and have him as a shoulder to lean on but I guess he couldn't take it. She did go to a therapist and she has seen three therapist in the last 20 years. Victor Steels was charged with kidnapping, weapons charges, and carjacking began January of 1999. Victor Steels was convicted 25 years to life without parole but stills tries to sue Anita. Anita only gets notifications if it has the potential to go to court all of his accusations against Anita have failed. And he still remains in prison to this day.