Jaycee Dugard Case Timeline

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Hey Everyone!

So though I am no longer writing a book on the Jaycee Dugard search and investigation, I thought you guy's might be interested in seeing a timeline I created of the case. The timeline begins with the fall of 1990, when Jaycee and her family moved to South Lake Tahoe, and ends in 2024 when retired FBI agent Chris Campion was on the FBI Case File Review podcast to discuss the investigation.

A few things that you may find in this timeline that may surprise you is the mention of Nelson Mandela and a martial arts instructor who has a missing sister...

Let me know your thoughts!
 

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