Taylor Clark reportedly tried to end an abusive relationship with her ex-boyfriend, Adrian Clark. The decision led to him allegedly breaking into her home and forcing her to flee in fear. What resulted is now-viral footage of Adrian clinging to the hood of her car as she tried to escape from him while driving down I-95.
The footage has left the internet beyond puzzled.
Now, Taylor is speaking with The Shade Room’s Justin Carter and sharing answers and advice for others in similar situations on ‘TSR Investigates.’
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What Happened To Taylor Clark, The Philly Woman Who Tried To Escape Her Ex?
According to Carter, Taylor, and Adrian met three years ago at a club and hit it off. However, as their relationship progressed, Taylor started to see Adrian’s “true colors.” Per Carter, it all unfolded when Adrian “gifted” her a Mercedes-Benz SUV. However, per Taylor, the gesture was anything but a gift. Instead, she says, it was a method to “manipulate” and control her.
“My face was like swollen, bruised,” Taylor told Carter, reflecting on the weeks leading up to the viral incident.
When Taylor gave back the Mercedes and told Adrian they wouldn’t work, she says, things only got weird, and, she says, he allegedly began stalking her. Then, around 2:30 a.m. on July 4, Adrian arrived at Taylor’s home. By 5 a.m., she ended up fleeing the location.
More Details On The Viral Incident
Taylor told Carter she ended up parking in the area and waiting 30-40 minutes, hoping Adrian would leave. Then, as she returned to her home, Adrian reportedly spotted her car.
Scroll above to watch as Taylor shares what happened after Adrian “jumped on the hood” of her car. Additionally, she shares how Adrian’s alleged behavior did not end there, as well as the piece of advice she’d give others in similar situations. Lastly, Carter shares what happened when TSR reached out to Adrian Clark for his side of events.
If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, please call the National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233.
