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Terror by Night
At 3:00 a.m. on March 1, 2008, Terry Caffey awoke to find
terry caffey lives in Wills point, texas, with his wife,
Sonja, and their sons, Blake and Tanner.
his daughter’s boyfriend standing in his bedroom with a gun.
james h. pence is a full-time writer, editor, and web
The teen opened fire, hitting Terry five times in the head designer living near Dallas, texas. He has written and/or
and chest before killing his wife and two sons and setting
edited for the Dallas Morning News, Insight for Living, and
mcGraw-Hill. He is also the author of the novel Blind Sight,
the house ablaze. In his grief, Terry, the sole surviving victim,
the source of the page that god used to speak to Terry that
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planned to kill himself, but God intervened. While visiting
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his burned-down house, Terry found a scorched scrap of
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paper from a book his wife had been reading—Blind Sight
by James H. Pence. It read,
A shocking story of God’s
intervention and redemption.
“[God,] I couldn’t understand why You would take my family
and leave me behind to struggle along without them. And I In one hour, Terry Caffey
guess I still don’t totally understand that part of it. But I do
lost everything: his family,
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home, and possessions.
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God spoke to Terry from that page, and it turned his life
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the adoptive father of two young sons. He’s also working to restore it all.
rebuild his relationship with his 17-year-old daughter, who
is serving two life sentences in a Texas prison for her role in
the murders.
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