we are joined by mary kay beckman and her attorney, from las vegas. welcome, both of you. , mary kay, what happened? you started with this fellow and then decided that -- it wasn't happening? and you give him the heave-ho, what happened? >> yes. i met the manouple of different dates. i realized that, like you said, he wasn't the one. and had not seen or heard from him since october 7 of 2010. >> geraldo: then what happened on the night of the assault? >> he broke into my garage, on january 21, 2011. and basically, he told the police that he wasn't there to hurt me, he was there to kill me. >> geraldo: what were your wounds, mary kay? >> he stabbed me 10 times. eight on my body and face and two in my head. the knife broke and then he proceeded to stomp on the side of my head with his foot until the gurgling sounds and he thought i was dead. >> geraldo: that's an incredible, horrible story. why was he free to then kill the arizona woman? >> i didn't remember anything of the attack. and so then after he -- he stole my purse and fled, again, believing that i was dead. and he th

after mary kay beckman ended an eight-day relationship in 2010, she says this man returned months later take her life. stabbing her ten times. claims match.com doesn't do enough to warren customers there may be people on its site like this and is now suing match for $10 million. ills the dating site to blame? s to she have a case? >> i think she has a legitimate claim against the web site. this is a very extreme case and it's the kind of case that can produce results. yes, she is suing them for $10 million. what she really wants is for match.com to do a better job screening its subscribers and notifying its customers that this is possible. of course everybody assumes some risk when they join a site like this, but they should let their customers know that these kinds of extreme situations are not just possible, they're realrealist, because it happened to her. when i heard about this story, i did a little research and learned in 20:11 another woman who had been on the site was raped by a man, and she sued the site. they refused to too anything. initially they put out a very strongly worde

what happened to mary kay beckman is horrible. but this lawsuit is absurd.ine dating sites know how fulfilling it is. while that doesn't make what happened in this case any less awful, this is about a sick, twisted individual with no prior criminal record as you pointed out, sunny, not an entire community of men and women looking to meet each other. that from match.com. sunny hostin, thank you. >> thanks, victor. >>> take a look at this video. a stunt plane coming within inches of hitting the cameraman. the pilot, let's just say he's in trouble. that's next. lobster's 30 shrimp! for $11.99 pair any two shrimp selections on one plate! like mango jalapeÑo shrimp and parmesan crunch shrimp. just $11.99. offer ends soon! i'm ryon stewart, and i sea food differently. >> north korea is cranking up the threats against the united states again and aiming strong words at its close ally, south korea. north korean officials are warning that strong physical counter measures will face south korea if it takes part in tougher u.s. sanctions announced this week. matthew chan

date night turned nearly deadly after mary kay beckman met him, and after dating her, he stabbed herr for dead. take a listen to this. >> he broke into my garage and when the police arrested him, he said i was not there to hurt her, but to kill her. his intent was to kill me that night. melissa: she survived and suing the dating service for $10 million. we know the online dating game is a big business. could something like this be a game changer? joining me now is my attorney. no, i didn't say that. i hope he's not watching. >> you'll get me in trouble at home with this topic anyway. my wife is going to confront me saying were you on match.com? my response will be lame, no, i was not looking at the stunning girls, but reading the terms of use. melissa: it was true, and what did you find? >> it's right here for my lovely wife. it's clear. match.com, according to common sense and the language right here, does not inquire into the backgrounds of the members. it doesn't conduct background checks. it's not liable for damages whatsoever. it is so crystal clear, and for her to think that th

mary kay beckman went out on a few dates with someone she met there, but it didn't feel right, so she off. well, that man, wade ridley, then went to her house and ambushed her, stabbing her, stomping her or and smashing her face with a rock. she nearly died. a month later he killed an arizona woman he also met on that site. >> he broke into my garage, and when the police arrested him, he said i was not there to hurt her, i was there to kill her. so his intent was to kill me that night. tsa a very traumatic thing for anybody to have to go through. i struggled a lot thinking why did she die and why did i live? hay don't say that one -- they don't say that one in five are part of an attempted murder or one in five are killed. they don't tell you that people are missing. god saved me that night for a reason. i should not be with here today. if i can save somebody from being hurt, um, or, you know, making a different decision with their online dating choices, um, that's my mission and my goal. uma: such a tragic story, and our legal panel is joining us once again. doug burns, former prosec

back in 2011, mary kay beckman was stabbed ten times and left to die. >> they don't say that one in fivethat people are missing. if i can save somebody from being hurt or making a different decision with their on-line dating choices, that's my mission and my goal. >> alisyn: while she was in the hospital, her date was arrested for the murder of another woman he met on match.com. she wants the web site to warn people about the dangers of on-line dating sites. >> brian: size does matter to to guys from jersey. they're suing subway over the size of their foot long sandwiches. this picture went viral last week showing the foot long sandwich that wasn't a foot long sandwich coming in short. one of the guys suing says he's eaten 50-foot longs every year for the last 14 years. so he wanted to know, are these guys justified -- are they going to get a dollar for every inch they are missing? here are your e-mails, one in oklahoma said, if the cost of my sandwich goes up because of this lawsuit, i propose a class action suit against the plaintiff! >> alisyn: karen says, what's the big deal about th