When
he
first
saw Sherri
in
her
hospital
bed,
Keith
described, her
face
was “covered
in
bruises
ranging
from
yellow
to
black
because
of
repeated
beatings,
the
bridge
of
her
nose
broken. Her
now
emaciated
body
of
87
pounds
was
covered
in
multicolored
bruises,
severe
burns,
red
rashes
and
chain
markings.
Her
signature
long
blond
hair
had
been
chopped
off.
She
has
been
branded,
and
I
could
feel
the
rise
of
her
scabs
under
my
fingers.
She
was
thrown
from
a
vehicle
with
a
chain
around
her
waist,
attached
to
her
wrists
and
a
bag
over
her
head.
The
same
bag
she
used
to
flag
someone
down
once
she
was
able
to
free
one
of
her
hands.”
Sherri “suffered
tremendously,
and
all
the
visions
swirling
in
your
heads
of
her
appearance,
I
assure
you,
are
not
as
graphic
and
gruesome
as
the
reality.”
He
asked
for
privacy,
noting
they
had “a
long
road
of
healing”
ahead
of
them.
However,
when
Keith
first
drew
back
the
curtain
around
his
wife’s
hospital
bed
and
saw
her
for
the
first
time
since
she
was
found,
he
said
in
The
Perfect
Wife, “the
way
she
looked
at
me,
in
that
moment,
I
felt
like
she
was
lying.”
But,
he
continued,
once he “started
really
looking
at
her” and
saw
the
extent
of
her
injuries, “any
doubt
I
had
just
disappeared.”
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