Matt says: ‘Over time, Helen made me feel worthless and would complain if I went out to see friends and family. She’d call me useless and wore me down. Eventually, I fell into depression.’
In the last year of their relationship, Fraser began drinking heavily – sometimes up to 15 cans of beer a day.
By this point the couple were sleeping in separate rooms.
Then, one day, Fraser complained about the mess in the house, so Matt went to bed.
He says: ‘The next thing I remember was Helen on top of me, straddling me. Her weight crushed down on me. Then I saw a glimmer of silver. She was holding a six-inch knife. Terrified, I managed to wrestle it out of her hand.’
Moments later, Fraser stumbled off the bed and ran out of the room.
While she was gone, Matt hid the knife in a sock drawer, hoping that would be the end of it.
But soon after, Fraser returned clutching a serrated kitchen knife.
Matt says: ‘Before I could act, she lunged at me, slicing at my face.
‘As the blade tore through my skin, pain shot through me. I screamed at her and put my hands up to protect my face.’
Eventually Matt managed to fight Fraser off and she fled.
Bizarrely, Fraser returned a few minutes later and apologised, telling Matt she loved him.
In shock, Matt crawled into bed and passed out with horrific injuries.
The next morning, he woke up dazed.
He says: ‘I was barely able to get out of bed, so spent the day dozing. Helen came into the room and offered to make me a fry -up. But something didn’t feel right.’
Suddenly, Fraser appeared brandishing a red-hot frying pan.
Matt jumped out of bed and Fraser swung the pan at his face, knocking him to the floor. He says: ‘I yelled out in pain as it hit my head. Then she smashed it across my bare back. I felt the hot metal scorch my skin. It was excruciating.’
Matt fell unconscious and woke to a police officer at his side in Worthing Hospital.
He informed Matt that after her attack, Fraser had called 999 and was taken into custody.
Matt says: ‘The police officer told me I was lucky to be alive as the knife wound on my forehead was just millimetres from a major artery. I couldn’t believe she’d nearly killed me.’
After receiving stitches and dressings for his burns, Matt was discharged.
At first, he was hesitant to press charges as he wanted to forget about the incident. But the police told him they would prosecute anyway and he agreed to testify.
Matt says: ‘I knew Helen needed to be punished for what she’d done. But when the police charged her, she denied attacking me. I was disgusted.’
Helen Fraser, 52, admitted to wounding with intent and was handed a 20-month suspended sentence at Lewes Crown Court.
Matthew says: ‘Her sentence was a joke. She could have killed me. No abuser, no matter their sex, should get away with violence. Helen was such a toxic person I’m glad she’s out of my life.
‘Now I’m in a healthy relationship with a kind, caring woman who treats me as an equal. I hope I never see Helen’s face again.’
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