WARNING: This article contains details of abuse.
Thin slash marks still stand out on Sabrina L’Heureux’s arms and legs — scars from the September day she says her former partner came after her with a knife.
She thought she and her toddler son would die in their Kingston, Ont., home that day.
“He tried stabbing me in the head,” said L’Heureux, 35. “I grabbed my son … and went to my neighbour’s house.”
Six months later, 44-year-old Paul John MacDonald, her child’s father, is still on the run.
Twice last fall, Kingston Police put out news releases detailing the events that
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