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By LOU HATTER
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Cheryl Hart hasn’t yet written the atory of her experience, but she’s already decided on the title: “All for Love.”
It is perfect, she said, for her tale of love and hate which began as a blind date eight years ago and ended in the death of her former common-law husband and kidnapper in a field in Old Hollow.
Ms. Hart said that she and her son Cliarfie are l»aginning to get some rest after their ordeal ended Sunday, April 10 when her abductor, Charles Anthony Leaf II, was killed by an FBI marksman.
Although the kidnapping was a terrifying experience, for Ms. Hart and her family ft was Just another episode in a two-year reign of terror by Leaf. “We ,, knew all along that this would happen * we last - know when. Artf. 'KWfiad ttte ltope thSt ft' frouldtt’t ' happen.” Ms. Hart related her experience during a telephone interview with the Rappahannock N*m «r: Monday.
The story she told was one at a man who appai* ently loved her, and their son, but was unable to express his feelings. He never, she said, hi the five years they were together, ever expressed any affection, any love that he fett for her. “He never showed it. He felt that since he came home, to him that should show . \ love. : *
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