Parole agent central to Jaycee Lee Dugard kidnapping case breaks 13-year silence

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Parole agent central to Jaycee Lee Dugard kidnapping case breaks 13-year silence

Thirteen years after one of California's most notable kidnapping cases was solved, Edward Santos Jr., a state parole agent central to the case, is breaking his silence.
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It‘s fascinating to hear from Ed Santos himself after so many years!

I realize Jaycee’s story is more or less considered old news now, which is good because it means she is able to live a normal private life, but at the same time there’s still many individuals involved in this story we haven’t heard from yet and hopefully we will one day!
 
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