A Georgia teenager who was put on a ventilator after being tortured at a house party said it will take months for him to heal

• A Georgia teen was put on a ventilator after he was assaulted at a party, police said last week.
• Trent Lehrkamp said it would take a "long time" to get over the trauma, WSAV reported.

A Georgia teenager who was put on a ventilator after he was assaulted at a house party said it will take months for him to heal from the trauma, according to multiple reports.

Trent Lehrkamp, of Glynn County, Georgia, was dumped unconscious in front of an ER last week covered in spray paint and urine, police said, according to Insider's Grace Eliza Goodwin.

The 19-year-old, who had been hanging out with a group of his peers at a house party, was only breathing six times a minute and had a blood-alcohol content that reached a near-fatal .46, police added.

In a new audio clip shared by WSAV reporter Brett Buffington on Sunday, Lehrkamp said he was "alive and doing well, and recovering."

"Just know it's going to be a long time for me to get over this, through the trauma," he added. "But one day, hopefully within the next few months or so, I might be back. But, justice will be served."

Before the house party, Lehrkamp thought he was going to have a "casual night" with friends, according to a GoFundMe set up by a friend, Erika Keller.

"Trent wouldn't know until it was too late that these were not friends, but vile and abusive perpetrators who would go on to torture, humiliate, and assault him in inhumane, terrifying ways for hours," Keller wrote.

It is unclear what exactly happened. But photos from the party, which were shared on social media but have since been removed, appear to show Lehrkamp unconscious in a chair, surrounded by teens posing, The Daily Beast reported.

He is covered in an unknown liquid, the outlet said. Police later said that he was intoxicated from a mix of alcohol and "controlled substances," Insider reported.

Lehrkamp's family have said that it is up to the teenager to decide "if he wanted the police involved," WSAV reported.

While no charges have been made yet, local police, along with the Georgia Bureau of Investigation and now the FBI, previously told Insider they are working to gather evidence and build a criminal case.

According to the latest GoFundMe update, Lehrkamp's family said the 19-year-old is now at an out-of-state facility where he will be "receiving the absolute best care possible — mentally, physically, medically, and emotionally."

"He will be receiving a whole body recovery for as long as he needs," the update said.