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What was Going on while Jaycee Was in Captivity?

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What was Going on while Jaycee Was in Captivity?

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Jaycee's stepfather, Carl saw Jaycee getting kidnapped. Carl tried to chase them on a mountain bike, but couldn't catch them. Carl went to his neighbors house and called 911 immediately. Carl drew a sketch of what the vehicle looked like and described what the man and women looked like. Jaycee's classmates also witnessed the kidnapping and told their principal when they got to school. Carl actually was a suspect and got call to do several polygraph test because Jaycee and her stepdad were not really that close. Jaycee's mother founded a group called Jaycee's Hope which a lot of fundraising effort was being used to look for Jaycee. 4 days after the kidnapping, the attention of finding Jaycee was featured on America's Most Wanted. The police did everything they could, but there were a lot of failed opportunities to save Jaycee. It took 18 yeas to find Jaycee and get her out of capitivity.

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PLACERVILLE, Calif. - Jaycee Dugard told a grand jury that she was forced to have extended periods of sex with Phillip Garrido, sessions referred to as "runs," and was told that she was helping him because he had "a sex problem," her unsealed testimony reveals.

"He got me so that he wouldn't have to do this to anybody else," Dugard told the grand jury. "So I was helping him."

The sex went on for years, she said, with Nancy Garrido occasionally stepping in as Garrido's sexual partner to keep Dugard from having to be one. Garrido videotaped "the runs" on numerous occasions, Dugard said. It slowed to every two or three months after her first child in 1994, she said, and stopped when she became pregnant with her second child.

"He knew I was really scared about getting pregnant again," she said. "He said he just couldn't help himself, but he was really trying to stop. And then I got pregnant again, and that's the last time he had sex with me when she was conceived."

Phillip and Nancy Garrido were sentenced Thursday for the kidnapping and sexual assault of Dugard, held captive for 18 years until discovered in 2009. Phillip Garrido must serve 431 years to life, while Nancy was ordered to serve a term of 36 years to life.

El Dorado Superior Court Judge Douglas Phimister had sealed the transcript after her September 2010 testimony, arguing that it would violate Dugard's privacy, but on Thursday, he agreed to release a version without the pages where she talked about being raped by Garrido.

Dugard told the grand jury that she was living with her mother, stepfather and sister when on June 1, 1991, she was walking to a bus stop, and a car pulled up next to her.

"And all of a sudden, his hand shoots out of the car window, and I feel this shock," she said. "And I stumble back into the ... into the bushes."

She said she felt like her whole body didn't work - "it was tingling" - and suddenly, she was in the car. She was placed under a blanket, with someone's legs on top of her. The drive "seemed like forever," she said, and when they stopped, she was told to be quiet because dogs patrolled the area.

"I was very scared," she said. "I didn't know why he was doing this. I just wanted to go home."

She had a blanket over her head as Garrido led her to the backyard inside a fence, and into a room. The prosecutor showed her a photograph of a building with a sign that said "Concealed Compound," and she said, "That's a shed, but this is, this is where I was at."

During that period, she said Garrido carried a stun gun, used when they abducted her.

"I was really scared of it," she said, adding that he would turn it on "when I didn't want to do something that he wanted me to do." He never used it again, she said, but he threatened her, saying "you don't want it to happen again. You should be good."

She told the grand jury that Garrido had raped her, and said "it lasted until I got pregnant." When asked how long that took, she said three years.

"So this was going on for that entire time, about once a week or more?" the prosecutor asked.

"Yeah," she said, adding that he would come back and feed her, but kept her locked up.

Several months later, she said, she met Nancy Garrido, who began feeding her. Dugard began living in another room, where they all watched television together.

"I didn't feel as lonely anymore," she said, adding that she had been alone for the first year. "When she first, when she was coming in and she would bring me things, she would, she said that she couldn't stay long because she would always start crying and tell me how sorry she was and she can't believe he did it. She was hoping that he got a headache that morning."

After they settled into a routine, she said Phillip Garrido was gone for a period, which she liked "because I didn't have to have sex or runs or anything." She later learned he was in prison, she said. He came back wearing an ankle bracelet after being reincarcerated for violating the terms of his parole.

She refers to "the runs" throughout the transcript, but the term is not defined. But she said during one period that Nancy was smoking crank, too, and "sometimes she would tell me, 'oh, I'll take this run for you.'"

"Meaning that she would have sex with Phil so you didn't have to?" the prosecutor asked. Dugard said yes. She said they had lasted several days, but dropped down to about a day.

She had her first child in 1994 inside the backyard complex, she said. Her second daughter was born in 1997, and Dugard began having more freedom.

He allowed Dugard to pick a name to be called - he had been calling her "Snoopy" - and she picked Alissa. He stated a printing business, and she started working there. She was able to spend more time outside with the children, and had her own tent.

A grand juror asked about one of her journal entries in which Dugard said she would never leave the Garridos. Dugard said she never tried to escape.

"Well, in the beginning I was scared," she said. "I was afraid of I guess what he would do, Phillip." She began to describe something that had happened, but the pages were removed from the transcript.

But in 2009, when Garrido was taken into custody and they had to go to the parole office, she said she was told "just stick with the plan. And if they ask you any questions, just say you need an attorney," she said.

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Grand jury testimony reveals Jaycee Dugard's life in captivity

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Jaycee Dugard told a grand jury that she was forced to have extended periods of sex with Phillip Garrido, sessions referred to as "runs," and was told that she was helping him because he had "a sex problem," her unsealed testimony reveals.

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"Let's get one thing straight! My name is Jaycee Lee Dugard" (Ix).

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Phillip Garrido was born on April 5th, 1951 in Contra Costa County, California. According to his father, Manuel Garrido, he said Phillip was a good child until Phillip experienced a serious motorcycle accident as teenage. After the accident, Phillip turned to started doing drugs like crystal meth and marijuana. In the year of 1972, Phillip was arrested for the 1st time after sexually assaulting a 14 year old girl, but the case didn't go to trial because the 14-year old girl refused to testify. In 1976, kidnapped Katherine Callaway and took her to a warehouse in Nevada to rape her. The police noticed the broken lock outside the warehouse and went to the door. Callaway escaped and Phillip got arrested. He had to go to Leavenworth Penitentiary and met Nancy. Nancy was born on July 18th, 1955 in Seguin Texas. Phillip was released from the prison and got married on January 22, 1988. Phillip and Nancy moved to Antioch, California and moved in with Phillips mother.

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Jaycee After Being Released from Captivity

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Jaycee After Being Released from Captivity

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Jaycee finally learns how to drive and gets taught by her younger sister. Jaycee is known to be a very cautious driver and even gets teased by her mother about her careful driving. The two girls are going to public school for the 1st time although, the girls were home schooled when Jaycee was in captivity because Phillip convinced her that public schooling was not a good choice. Jaycee and both the girls went to the doctor and the dentist; they were all in good health. Jaycee started therapy with a lady who owns horses and enjoys it because they don't treat her like a "special" person. A year later, Jaycee writes her book "A Stolen Life" to tell her story with many details. Jaycee is finally able to live her life without Phillip or Nancy.

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The JAYC Foundation, Inc.

The Foundation's message is "Just Ask Yourself To Care". The mission is: to be of service to families that have suffered a familial or non-familial abduction or other trauma; to spread the message of compassion and awareness through educational programs; to encourage the collaboration of various entities to provide " Protected Spaces" for families to heal. We believe that families heal best from within, but they need assistance to accomplish this. We connect families to support and services they need in order to recover from the abduction or other traumatic events and in many cases provide the funding for these services. Our funding comes through private donations and sales from our website store. We also serve families who have lost a member in service to our country, who are reconnecting after a separation caused by military deployment, or who have experienced a loss after military post traumatic suicide.

The JAYC Foundation provides services by utilizing treatment programs that focus on healing through traditional therapy along with animal therapy, equine therapy, and other experiential therapies. This comprehensive approach brings families together with treatment programs designed specifically for them and their unique circumstances. We also offer training to Law Enforcement Officers so others can learn from our experience. We have been asked and are happy to present our ideas to groups of interested agencies and professionals countrywide.

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The Foundation's message is "Just Ask Yourself To Care". The mission is: to be of service to families that have suffered a familial or non-familial abduction or other trauma; to spread the message of compassion and awareness through educational programs; to encourage the collaboration of various entities to provide " Protected Spaces" for families to heal.

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Go into 18 years of Jaycee Dugards life in one simple book.

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Not saying anything is the smartest words anyone can say.

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abducted girl Jaycee Dugard surfaces 18 years later 3

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Jaycee Lee Dugard, has been reunited with her mother at a private location in the Bay Area. Dugard was kidnapped when she was in 1991 when she was 11 years old. Her mother and stepfather are now living in Southern California.

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"I didn't know what was going to happen and if someone had told me what I would be enduring for the next eighteen years, I would never have believed them" (15).

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Hope and trust

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Man vs. Man. Jaycee gets captured and raped and is held in captivity for eighteen years. She needs to be able to have trust in Phillip but she has many challenges ahead of her.

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On August 24th, 2009 Phillip takes the 2 girls to San Francisco so Phillip could give a speech to the state authorities. Phillip assumed that people would listen better if the girls were with him. When the authorities saw that he didn't have daughters in his background check, they were suspicious and arrested Phillip the next day. Later that day, Phillip came home, but had to go to the Concord Parole office. Phillip told Jaycee to tell the officers that she was the mother of the girls. As Jaycee was about to leave the station, the officers came back to Jaycee and accused her of lying because Phillip told them that she's not the mother of the 2 girls. Hours of being terrified and questioned, Phillip confessed that he kidnapped Jaycee. A female officer asked Jaycee for her name and how old she was when she was kidnapped. The officer took her and her 2 girls to a nearby place and got Jaycee's mother on the phone. A few days later, Jaycee reunites with her mother, her younger sister and her aunt and sees them for the 1st time in 18 years.

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Freedoms, but Not  Actually Free (Event 7)

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Freedoms, but Not  Actually Free (Event 7)

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When Jaycee's daughters are 1 and 4 years old, Phillip and Nancy are starting to take Jaycee out of the house. To be absolutely sure Jaycee won't be recognized, Phillip and Nancy dye Jaycee's hair brown and cut it short. The 1st outing as a "fake family" is at the beach. Weeks after that, Nancy took Jaycee to the nail salon. Jaycee was able to go to Walmart and go Trick-or-Treating with her girls. Jaycee enjoyed her experiences outside the backyard, Jaycee was also terrified of being recognized by someone because she doesn't want to make Phillip and Nancy angry.

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Jaycee Hides her Identity from her 2 Daughters (Event 6)

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Jaycee Hides her Identity from her 2 Daughters (Event 6)

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Jaycee is raising her 2 girls in the secret backyard. As time goes by, Nancy decides to quit her job at CAP. Nancy's jealousy at the fact that Jaycee's girls are calling Jaycee their mom because Nancy can't have her own kids. Phillip suggested to Jaycee that Nancy will be "mom" and Jaycee will be the girls "older sister." Phillip lets Jaycee pick a new name and she decides to be called Allissa. The 2 girls grew up thinking that they had an older sister named Allissa and not knowing that Jaycee is their biolodicical mother.

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A few years after, when her daughter is 3 years-old; Jaycee finds out she's pregnant again. On the night of November 12, 1997 Jaycee wakes up at 11pm with pain. Hesitating, Jaycee wakes up her 3 year old daughter and they went to studio where Phillip and Nancy are sleeping. Jaycee wakes up Phillip and tells him the baby is coming. At 2:15am on November 13th, 1997 she gave birth to her 2nd daughter.

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On Easter of 1994, Phillip and Nancy made a home cooked meal for Jaycee. It is the 1st time in 10 months that Jaycee had a home cooked meal. After the meal, Nancy and Phillip tell Jaycee that they think she is pregnant. Jaycee was terrified at first, but then enjoyed being pregnant because she does not feel as lonely. The day she had her baby, she was in severe pain and was alone for a few hours. Nancy finally comes around 5pm that day and gets Phillip. The pain lasts through out the night and into the next morning. On August 18th, 1994 at 4:35am her 1st daughter is born. Jaycee is 14 years-old when she has her 1st baby.

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A few months after being kidnapped, Phillip brings in the woman who helped Phillip kidnap Jaycee. The woman´s name is Nancy and Jaycee finds out that Nancy is Phillip´s wife. Phillip tells Jaycee that Nancy will be bringing in her food for now on. At first Nancy does not stay with Jaycee because Nancy is very jealous. Later on, Nancy stays longer with Jaycee and even bought her a soft, purple bear.

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A few hours after Jaycee gets kidnapped, Jaycee, the man and the women arrive at the house. The man, whose name is Phillip, forces her to clean up. After Jaycee cleans up, Phillip takes her into a small soundproof studio which is located in his backyard, handcuffs her on the padlock and leaves her alone with the door locked. As days go by, Jaycee has to depend on Phillip go give her food and drinks. One week later, Phillip rapes Jaycee for the first time.

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The Kidnapping of Jaycee Dugard. (Event 1)

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The Kidnapping of Jaycee Dugard. (Event 1)

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On June 10th,1991; Jaycee was walking to her bus stop in South Lake Tahoe, California. As she was walking up the hill, a strange vehicle drove up beside her and Jaycee assumed the man and the women in the car were going to ask for directions. All the sudden, the man in the car used a stun gun on Jaycee and forced her into the car. Then man drove away while the women held down Jaycee with her foot.