He said he wished he could have delivered it sooner. When it was his turn to speak, Summers offered an apology. “I am happy to report that my love for them overcame your evil intent.” “Oh, how I cried at the pain you caused them,” she said. She spoke of being startled awake amid nightmares that he was attacking her again.ĭespite her struggles, her children needed their mother.
After her ordeal, Mathewson said, she found herself alarmed at the sight of men who looked like her former husband. He heard his former wife tell of a long struggle to overcome trauma. He heard his now-20-year-old daughter speak of the guilt she felt for letting him in their house when she was still a child, and how she felt she couldn’t breathe when she realized he’d get to question her during the trial. Summers, clad in orange, rested his chin on one hand as he listened to his now-9-year-old son recall a flashback to being left alone when he was 3 1/2 years old, in an empty house after his father abducted his mother. Three of his children spoke to the judge. She said her family always believed he was dangerous. She alluded to his role in a federal investment fraud case for which he still awaits sentencing in Philadelphia. Summers found himself in situation after situation,” Waryga said. She said he often found himself in trouble, but that he managed to avoid consequences. She described him as a person who moved around the country in pursuit of ways to get rich. In court Monday, his former mother-in-law, Donna Waryga, used words like “charismatic,” “narcissistic,” “controlling” and “lying,” to describe Summers and his behavior. He wrote what was viewed as a suicide note, telling their children the couple would be “watching from heaven.” When sheriff’s deputies found them, Summers slashed his own throat. During a stop at a Walgreens store, a man saw Alisa Mathewson get out, still bound, and run toward the roadside before Summers caught her and put her back in the SUV. He was said to be looking for a marina where he hoped to charter a boat to take them both out to sea. He later forced her into her SUV and spent a day driving around rural Hillsborough and Manatee counties. He bound her with rope and Christmas lights.Īt trial, she recounted how Summers raped her while holding her captive and shoved a pillow onto her face until she lost consciousness. He then went to Alisa Mathewson’s bedroom. In the dark early morning hours, he summoned their teenage daughter to a window and convinced her to let him climb through it. She was seeking a divorce and months earlier had obtained a court order for protection against him.
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