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Yes, I'm sure Jaycee was scared. I think she was scared of the unknown if discovered. How could she live? How could she support two girls? Would they be taken from her? But she did only reveal her identity after the police told her Garrido has confessed to her abduction. Her attorney said...

And PG was right about Jaycee. She stuck with him to the bitter end. It seems a little sad that she did, but that's a measure of 18 years of isolation, domination and indoctrination all from the tender age of 11. If there is one small consolation it's this: for all the things Jaycee now feels...

Billylee is right. Trying to find logical explanations for Garrido's behavior in his interview is probably futile. PG was totally irrational by the day of the interview. Nothing shows this better than the phone call he made to Walt Gray just the very next day from prison. Garrido was almost...

Yes, and when he wrote his letter from prison he said Jaycee's right to free speech was violated. I'm sure he thought she was being silenced. He expected her to be in the media preaching the "heart warming story" about this "good man" who'd turned his life around. I think he was probably shocked...

So, Garrido took a huge gamble...and lost.

One thing that has never been clear (to me at least) is whether PG brought Jaycee to the interview by his own choice or whether he was told to by the parole officer. Her existence was known. When the UC Berkeley group spoke to the two girls one of them commented that they had a sister at home...

In Phillip Garrido's letter from prison to Walt Gray, he claimed that during their interview "over and over Jaycee had requested an attorney from the beginning to the end of the interview". And according to the Parole Report she did, at least twice, ask for a lawyer. Yet the report is clear that...

I truly hope so. And just think ... the people who've caused all this grief and guilt don't have any guilt at all and never have. Couldn't you boil them alive. I could.

These are interesting links. Deepal K. obviously picked them up because he says he met the children only on that occasion. I'm pretty sure I read that Molino refused him. Might have been a different time. Or maybe Garrido rang around to find someone willing. The Molino thread has largely gone...

I vaguely recall Garrido got stranded somewhere and made a phone call to Jim Molino to come and pick him up. Molino refused. Most of the Molino thread has been purged. This might be on another thread though.

People only read British tabloids for the comics pages and the astrology column. Both of which are more believable than their news columns. They are in the entertainment business not the news business. The Daily Star is bought for the pics of topless models they run. Recently, the parents of...

Terry tells Carl's mother she never thought he took Jaycee. Google cache: http://www.radaronline.com/exclusives/2009/09/exclusive-interview-jaycee-lee-dugard%E2%80%99s-grandmother-%E2%80%9Cjaycee-felt-guilty-she-was

The suspicions of Carl must have been born out of sheer desperation. They never really made sense. A neighbor of Carl's saw Jaycee walking her way up to the bus stop. And Carl called the police within minutes. What could he have done to or with Jaycee? His problem all along is his story that a...

According to Carl's mother, Wilma, who has kept in close touch with Terry, they have all done things as a group and had vacations together over the years. So clearly there is no friction or hostility between Terry and Carl. Which is something good for Shayna's sake. If there were such hostility...

Which means Terry and Jaycee will do well in their reputed book deals. Jaycee wants to make up her lost schooling and a good book deal is really her only chance of doing that. How did she come out of that madhouse so sane and sensible?