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Lori, an abused wife and mom in Michigan, spent two years squirreling away money—hiding bills in a tampon box—until she had the means to escape her violent partner.
Her story is the basis of a new campaign, #FreeToWalk, from the Allstate Foundation and ad agency Leo Burnett, with a stark and chilling video as its centerpiece.
The short film, called "America's Largest Prison Break," paints an everyday suburban home as a jail where the victim of domestic violence can't "just leave" because her abuser controls the purse strings.
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