Jaycee Dugard Pens Memoir About Being Abducted, Raped And Impregnated As A Young Girl

Diana Sawyer interviewing Jaycee Dugard

Courageous survivor, Jaycee Dugard, has penned an autobiography entitled "A Stolen Life" chronicling her kidnapping, rape and impregnation as a young girl, by convicted sex offender, Phillip Garrido and his wife, Nancy Garrido. In released excerpts of the book, Dugard described her abduction at the age of 11, stating she was kidnapped at a bus stop near her home and when she tried to run, Garrido used a stun gun to incapacitate her.

ABC's Diane Sawyer and Jaycee Dugard

Garrido criminally kept Dugard as a slave in his ramshackle backyard, repeatedly forcing himself on her and employing brainwashing techniques used by cults to control people, in attempts at making her docile. He also viciously threatened her with dogs, if she ever tried to leave the backyard. His is the profile of a satanic monster.

Terry Probyn (left) with Jaycee Dugard and her children (Photo Credit: Red Think Media and Wenn)

Dugard stated the day after Garrido abducted her, he showered with her, as she cried uncontrollably. This was also the year he began raping her, during crystal meth induced psychotic episodes. As a result of the rapes, Dugard fell pregnant at age 13. The terrified young girl gave birth in squalor, in the backyard, without the benefit of painkillers.

Jaycee Dugard's book "A Stolen Life"

Dugard's children were forced to call Garrido's equally insane wife Nancy, "mommy" so she "would not feel left out" of his insane, perverse scheme. Garrido began raping Dugard again, shortly after the birth of her first daughter, which led to another pregnancy.

31-year-old Jaycee Dugard in 2011

On June 2, 2011, Garrido was sentenced to 431 years in prison, as a means of ensuring he will not see freedom again nor have the opportunity to inflict the aforementioned horrors on anyone else. His wife Nancy Dugard was given 36-years to life in prison.

Phillip Garrido and his wife Nancy in court. Pedophiles are treated very poorly in prison.

The State of California awarded Dugard a $20,000,000 legal settlement, for its failures in detecting that parolee Garrido, had abducted her, but it will never compensate for the terrible things she endured. I pray she will find the happiness that eluded her when she was abducted for 18-years, due to the heinous acts perpetrated against her by a criminal that never should have been free.

The Way Back

Jaycee Lee Dugard

The way back to a normal life for kidnap victim, Jaycee Lee Dugard, is going to be a long one, but it is a road she and her children can successfully travel.

Philip and Nancy Garrido

If people rally around them and support the family, they can make a full recovery, after the horror that was Philip and Nancy Garrido.

Survivor's Story

People Who Survived Kidnapping And Brutalization

Jaycee Lee Dugard

When kidnap victim Jaycee Lee Dugard’s story hit the press last month, it shone a light on child abductions and the terrible ordeal innocent victims of crime go through at the hands of their captors.

Another case that was quite sad is the story of 21-year-old Austrian, Natascha Kampusch, who was abducted as a young girl by a sadistic, cruel man.

Her abductor, Wolfgang Priklopil, nabbed her off the streets of Austria when she was 10-years-old and forced her to live in a tiny, soundproofed cellar under his garage that could barely hold a bed. He viciously beat her on a regular basis, until she was black and blue and by all accounts, sexually assaulted her as well.

At age 18, while cleaning his BMW in the driveway, she made a run for it and escaped, when Priklopil was distracted by a cell phone call. She ran into a house on a neighboring street, where she found an elderly man, who called the police. Fearing arrest for kidnapping Natascha 8-years prior, Priklopil killed himself by standing in the path of a train.

Natascha Kampusch

When she learned of his death, Natascha cried out of pity for him, exhibiting clear signs of Stockholm Syndrome, much like Jaycee Lee Dugard, who felt sorry for her kidnapper when he was apprehended.

After years of mind control and mental abuse, with the intent to make victims malleable, people who have been kidnapped, often struggle with conflicting feelings.

After she was returned to her family, the network Puls 4 in Austria gave her a talk show titled “Natascha Kampusch Trifft.” It was good of them to give her such a great job, welcoming her back to living out in the open. She is a brave woman to embrace public life again and I salute her courage.

Hopefully in time, Jaycee Lee Dugard and her children will acclimate to public life as well and enjoy all the great things in life they have been missing, due to the unconscionable crimes that were committed against them. God bless them all. Their stories are testament that recovery is possible.

Jaycee Lee Dugard Kidnapper Wrote Songs About Her

Jaycee Lee Dugard

It has been revealed, pedophile and kidnapper, Philip Garrido, who abducted and impregnated 11-year-old, Jaycee Lee Dugard, wrote love songs about her that contained very sick lyrics.

Garrido and his wife, Nancy, who has also been remanded into custody, kidnapped Jaycee at a bus stop and sped away with her.

His lyrics contain items about taking his blue eyed baby for a ride in his car and to get her a candy bar. He also sings about a "little child" being "sexy." In retrospect, people believe his lyrics are autobiographical, not to mention, loathsome.

Garrido was also vocally imitating Elvis on his recordings and very poorly, might I add, retelling his pedophilic crimes on record.

What is it with pedophiles and this need to chronicle their depraved conduct into some form of entertainment medium. It is quite sick.

Jaycee Dugard's Alleged Kidnapper Recorded Love Songs to Little Girls

September 8, 2009 11:20 AM - ANTIOCH, Calif. (AP) Kidnapping suspect Phillip Garrido recorded love songs years ago that suggested he was fond of young girls, a former customer of Garrido's home-based printing business said.

...In one song, Garrido sings, "The way she walks, yeah, subtle, sexy. What can I do? I fall victim too. A little child, yeah, look what you do."

In another, he sings, "I will tell you about the only one. She's a dream, dream come true. With a note saying you're my baby blue."...

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Lost Chance To Find Former Missing Girl

Video: Police Missed Opportunity to Find Girl in 2006 - The Associated Press

Nancy Garrido, 54 and her husband, Phillip Garrdio, 58, a man previously convicted of kidnapping and sexual assault, clearly was not a changed man, after being incarcerated and released on probation, serving a paltry sentence. He went right back to his old, devious ways.

Garrido, with the help of his wife, kidnapped 11-year-old Jaycee Lee Dugard in 1991. This week, while on probation, his sick misconduct was uncovered.

Not only had Garrido held the young girl captive in his backyard shed for years, he sexually assaulted her, fathering two children with her. That poor girl. The psychological horror she must have endured. Some people can be so evil.

Garrdio and his wife have now been indicted on 29 counts in relation to this heinous series of crimes against Dugard, who is now 29-years-old. They deserve life in prison without the possibility of parole.