Malcolm Eplgeit, 62, from Kingston, Great Britain, has overcome his
wife's rage as well as her obsessive behavior, so one day he sits on a
bike and escaped from a woman ....
He simply went missing for 10 years!
Little did not report to the rest of his family, so he spent five years camping in the forests around Kingston near London.
Malcolm was gardener by occupation, after escaping from his home, for three days he traveled from Birmingham, where he lived with his wife, to London, as they stole the bike at the very beginning of his trip
"When I married, my life became unbearable. The more I worked, my wife was more angry, I did not like to be out of the house for a long time and eventually asked me to shorten my working time," he told the British media, MalcolmMalko spent quite a long time trying to keep his marriage alive, but at the end things got out of control and everything was overcome.
While staying in the woods, he dealt with a job he liked, and he continued this now when he moved to a homeless shelter for which he heard from his fellow "refugees" with whom he lived in the woods. As he says his everyday work is reduced to occasional work in the store or as a driver
I concluded that it suited me more. I am very grateful for the second chance to live.
It's nice here. I have a nice room, I can do whatever I want and have a social life. Finally, I'm on the right track after a 'hard' marriage and a woman, "added the end to the interview by Eplgett.
He simply went missing for 10 years!
Little did not report to the rest of his family, so he spent five years camping in the forests around Kingston near London.
Malcolm was gardener by occupation, after escaping from his home, for three days he traveled from Birmingham, where he lived with his wife, to London, as they stole the bike at the very beginning of his trip
"When I married, my life became unbearable. The more I worked, my wife was more angry, I did not like to be out of the house for a long time and eventually asked me to shorten my working time," he told the British media, MalcolmMalko spent quite a long time trying to keep his marriage alive, but at the end things got out of control and everything was overcome.
While staying in the woods, he dealt with a job he liked, and he continued this now when he moved to a homeless shelter for which he heard from his fellow "refugees" with whom he lived in the woods. As he says his everyday work is reduced to occasional work in the store or as a driver
I concluded that it suited me more. I am very grateful for the second chance to live.
It's nice here. I have a nice room, I can do whatever I want and have a social life. Finally, I'm on the right track after a 'hard' marriage and a woman, "added the end to the interview by Eplgett.
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