Until I Kill You Viewers Are Terrified By The Real Delia Ballmer’s Haunting Confession

“These ropes came out and then he tied them to the bed and then he tied my ankles and grabbed my arms and held me down,” she recalled.

“At first I tried and then I realized I better not fight because he fixed it and if I tried it got tighter.”

Sweeney then pulled out a knife and a gun hidden by the bed and began asking her about her ex-boyfriends.

“He threatened to cut my tongue out if I screamed,” she said.

Sweeney then admitted to killing his ex-girlfriend and two men several years ago, “cutting up their bodies and dumping them in a canal.”

After hearing the disturbing details, viewers were surprised, and some were also shocked, that Delia decided to keep the furniture she was attacked on.

“Wow… Delia still has all the furniture and the bed that monster made (and apparently the mattress). Lord! I would burn a lot,” Nikola wrote on X.

“I’m surprised Delia still has all the furniture John made,” shared user Flopsy.

“I don’t understand why the real Delia Ballmer keeps anything that relates to John Sweeney – the table he set, the bed he tied her to, his drawings… I’d like to get rid of it completely!” Added DVDFever.

Many others also praised her bravery as they recounted their sad experiences.

“God, this is terrible. Delia, you are a strong, brave woman and I am so glad you have found a happy future after this hell,” Charlotte wrote.

Watch Till I Kill You: A True Story. It’s so incredible what a person can handle. I feel so bad to see Delia go through her hell again,” Jackie shared.

“What a very brave and resilient woman Delia Ballmer is,” added Laura.

After spending a week as a hostage and being subjected to numerous attacks, Delia was released by Sweeney.

However, her life was put in danger again when he attacked her a second time after he was released on bail.

After being rescued by a neighbor who hit Sweeney over the head with a baseball bat, Delia spent months in hospital recovering from his horrific injuries while he was on the run.

As one officer recalled in the documentary, they discovered “a bag filled with the items he would need to dispose of Delia’s body,” which included blades, rubber gloves, rope, a tarp and duct tape.

After he escaped in 1994, he was arrested six years later in 2001 and sentenced to nine years for the attempted murder of Delia.