Kentucky woman chained up like a dog reveals her twisted ex-boyfriend promised he was going to kill her after luring her to his house by saying he needed a cleaner

A Kentucky woman who was chained up like a dog by her deranged ex-boyfriend has revealed that he promised to kill her after luring her to his house by saying he needed her to clean it.

Jonna Wilson, 37, was chained to the ground by her neck for five hours — and she said Moises May would have killed her if the neighbors hadn’t called 911 and rescued her.

Officers were forced to use an ax to break the chain free from the floor and helped her outside the home in Louisville, Kentucky.

Wilson said the only clothes she has left are the ones on her back because her estranged boyfriend set the rest of her clothes on fire.

May, 36, also cut off all her hair with a machete during the ordeal.

She can be heard crying in the video and apologizes to the police officer, telling him that the man who locked her up kept the key on his keychain.

Wilson said she went to the house — where she used to live with him — to help him clean after he asked. Wilson shares a daughter with May.

May was arrested on August 18 and charged with kidnapping, intimidation of a participant in the legal process, wanton endangerment, assault, terrorist threat and harassment.

Recalling her horrific ordeal, Jonna told Wilson WDRB: ‘I said, ‘This is my only time, if I don’t get out now I’m dead.’

“He made me undress, he put the chain around my neck, he called his friend and said, ‘I have to take this equipment back to Lowe. When I come back, I’m going to kill you.’ I only had a few minutes to get out.’

Wilson shared the house where she was found with her estranged boyfriend. In the video, a police officer climbed a ladder to rescue her as firefighters broke down the front door.

Wilson said, “Every door was bolted shut. The firemen couldn’t even kick in the doors, it was so screwed down, every window was locked, every exit, there is no exit in the house.’

Moises May, 36, was arrested two days after the woman with whom he shares a child was rescued. He was charged with kidnapping, intimidation of a participant in the legal process, wanton threat, assault, terrorist threat and harassment.

The house where the ordeal took place

Wilson shared the house where she was found with her estranged boyfriend. In the video, a police officer climbed a ladder to rescue her as firefighters broke down the front door

The police officer climbs over broken glass and enters the filthy bedroom before grabbing the chain from the woman’s neck. He tries to calm her down

May was arrested after the woman was rescued. He allegedly locked her in the house after an argument that turned physical

Officers tried to enter the building by kicking in the doors and windows, but the house was completely barricaded, the Louisville Metro police said.

She continued, “He has a key to get in and out. You need a key to get out, as soon as I saw him lock the door I knew I wasn’t going out again.

“He said, ‘Do you want to do this the hard way or the easy way?’ I said, ‘I want to do this the easy way,’ so I made him put the chain around my neck and he started strangling me with it.’

Wilson had been gone for four days, but saw her child’s father on a bicycle. At that time he asked her to come and clean the house for a fee.

In the video of her rescue, Jonna was seen crying. She apologizes to the police officer and tells him that the man who locked her up kept the key on his keychain.

Two officers used an ax they found in the home to break the chain loose from the floor.

The woman was in shock and continued to shake and cry as firefighters used bolt cutters to remove the locked chain from her neck.

The woman was in shock and continued to shake and cry as firefighters used bolt cutters to remove the locked chain from her neck.

Officers used an ax they found to break the chain free from the floor and helped her out before she was treated by emergency services

She was helped out and treated by emergency services.

He allegedly forced her to take off some clothes and beat her. He allegedly stormed out of the house after chaining her to the ground and taking her cell phone so she couldn’t call for help.

Last year, the mother of one was unaware she was pregnant with May’s child, and gave birth in the home’s bathroom.

When there were complications with the umbilical cord, she said he wouldn’t come help her or give her a phone to call 911.