She does admit having some
scary moments down the road
though like the time a strange
looking guy came up to her af-
ter an outdoor show she did for
WDHA. The guy had thick glasses
she describes as the kind psycho
killers in movies often have, worn
an army jacket, and just seemed a
bit off to her.
“I remember at that point actually
feeling panic, real panic, because
I didn’t know,” added Mas. “It was
very hard for the next few years
because I always didn’t know who
stabbed me. The police at the time
would turn their attention to one
friend and then to another friend,
so at some point I became terrified
at people I knew. And then
suddenly they weren’t a suspect
but my friendship had been dam-
aged. They even suspected the
guy who found me. He was so an-
gry that I would suspect him when
he saved me, but they thought
maybe he did it so he could save
me. It was crazy. It was very hard
to not be suspicious of people and
that’s probably one of the reasons I
moved back to New York City
because I felt safer there.”
Watch Carolyne Mas perform “Midnight Confessions”
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