阿什利·史密斯在乔治亚州一家法院大楼遭枪杀之后被枪手扣为人质十年后，阿什利·史密斯说，她几乎没有认出那个与逃脱的杀手谈话的女人让她走了.
“大多数时候，仅仅因为我今天与众不同，我所领导的生活以及我做出的决定今天都是如此不同，所以我似乎从来没有真正做过那个人，”她今天在周一说道。.
阿什利史密斯回忆起7个小时的恐怖事件是杀手的人质
Sep.14.201505:36
2005年3月11日，Brian Nichols逃离亚特兰大强奸审判，从一名治安官的副手那里偷了一把枪，并在逃离之前将一名法官和一名法庭记者枪杀。那天晚上，他在完成工作后跑到史密斯身边，强行进入她的公寓，在那里他把她限制了七个小时.
当时，史密斯是一名26岁的女服务员，试图将她的生活重新组合起来。她是一个寡妇，带着一个5岁的女儿，当史密斯试图解决药物滥用问题时，她与一位阿姨住在一起.
在尼科尔斯把她扣为人质的那个晚上，史密斯从圣经中读了她的俘虏段落和一本自助书，并谈到了她的女儿。她告诉TODAY的Savannah Guthrie，她还做出了改变生活方式的决定.
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“那天晚上，我被迫决定是否要与Brian Nichols一起使用毒品，”她说。 “毒品一直是我生活的一种方式，在此之前我已经让我消费多年了，我可以选择，无论我是否打算使用它们。几乎就好像……耶稣在那一刻拿走了布莱恩尼科尔斯的遗体说：’你想要这样做，还是想要有不同的生活？’“
她决定改善自己的生活，“并且在上帝的恩典中，我从那天起就没有使用过非法毒品。”
今天，8年前结婚的史密斯去了史密斯罗宾逊，并且除了现在16岁的女儿，还养了一个14岁的继女和一个4岁的儿子。.
“这些天我们一定过着忙碌的生活，”她说.
她的采访是为期一周的今日系列节目的一部分，名为“他们现在在哪里？”探索新闻故事，通过经历过这些故事的人们的眼睛吸引了一个国家。.
最近史密斯的折磨变成了一部好莱坞电影，“俘虏”，将于本周五开幕。电影明星凯特玛拉和大卫奥伊洛沃.
“这绝对是非常超现实的，”她说看着她的生活在大屏幕上播放，为此她提出了赞美.
“凯特在扮演我的角色非常出色，”她说。她还为Oyelowo增添了赞誉，特别是因为他与他描绘的人没有任何联系.
“他不得不放弃我的记忆，并对布莱恩的母亲说一点，”她说。 “在大多数情况下，它做得非常好。我认为我不会改变它。“
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After being held hostage for ten years by her shooter following her murder at a courthouse in Georgia, Ashley Smith says she barely recognized the woman who talked to her and let her go. “Most of the time, just because Im different today, the life I lead and the decisions I make are so different today that I never really did that person,” she said on Monday. Ashley Smith recalls the seven-hour ordeal as the shooters hostage on Sep. 14, 2015. On March 11, 2005, Brian Nichols escaped from an Atlanta rape trial, stole a gun from a deputy, and killed a judge and a court reporter before running into Smith that night. At the time, Smith was a 26-year-old waitress trying to put her life back together. She was a widow with a five-year-old daughter and was living with an aunt while trying to address drug abuse issues. That night, Smith read her hostage passage from the Bible and a self-help book and talked about her daughter. She told TODAYs Savannah Guthrie that she also made a decision to change her lifestyle. “That night, I was forced to decide whether or not to use drugs with Brian Nichols,” she said. “Drugs had been a way of life for me, and I had been consuming them for years before this. I had a choice, whether or not I was going to use them. It was almost like… Jesus took Brian Nichols body away and said, Do you want to do this, or do you want a different life?” She decided to improve her life, “and by the grace of God, I havent used illegal drugs since that day.” Today, Smith, who married eight years ago, goes by Ashley Robinson and has a 16-year-old daughter, a 14-year-old stepdaughter, and a four-year-old son. “These days we definitely lead a busy life,” she said. Her interview is part of a week-long TODAY series called “Where Are They Now?” that explores news stories through the eyes of people who have experienced them. Smiths ordeal has recently been turned into a Hollywood movie, “Captive,” which opens this Friday. The film stars Kate Mara and David Oyelowo. “Its definitely surreal,” she said of watching her life play out on the big screen,