Jaycee Dugard was a regular 11 year old girl living in South Lake Tahoe, California. But, one day as she was outside of her home when two strangers asked her for directions on the side of a road. Seconds later she was shot with a stun gun. She instantly went numb and fell into the bushes. A man then rushed out of the car and abducted her. The two stanger’s where Phillip Garrido and his wife Nancy Garrido. Her stepfather witnessed this event and tried his best to chase after the car that kidnapped his stepdaughter, but the car out sped him and his bike. News quickly spread about her kidnapping and the search began for Jaycee Dugard.
After arriving at the kidnappers home in Antioch, California she was thrown in a small room with handcuffs always …show more content…
On August 24th and 25th her two daughters were visited the University of of California. They were then rescued after their visit due to their unusual behavior. But, the news of them acting unusual had gotten to Phillip’s parole officer. His parole officer ordered Phillip to come in and to bring his three daughters with him. When they met up his parole officer was suspicious about his daughters. Phillip told him that they were his nieces, but the parole officer didn’t believe him. He took Jaycee to a different room and had a girl officer interview her. During the interview the female officer asked Jaycee for her name. Jaycee began to shake and became nervous about saying her true name aloud. She quickly grabbed a piece of paper and wrote something. Once she revealed the paper she felt like an evil spell had been lifted from her shoulders. Jaycee who was known as Allisa to the police revealed her name on the piece of paper. Once the officer read “JAYCEE DUGARD” on the paper the officer was in shock and informed the parole officer on who Allisa really was. He then pieced things together. Once everything was pieced together Phillip Garrido was sentenced to 431 years in prison for abduction, abuse, and rape. His sentence is basically a life sentence. Then, his wife Nancy Garrido was sentenced to 36 years in prison for helping Phillip with the
After arriving at the kidnappers home in Antioch, California she was thrown in a small room with handcuffs always …show more content…
On August 24th and 25th her two daughters were visited the University of of California. They were then rescued after their visit due to their unusual behavior. But, the news of them acting unusual had gotten to Phillip’s parole officer. His parole officer ordered Phillip to come in and to bring his three daughters with him. When they met up his parole officer was suspicious about his daughters. Phillip told him that they were his nieces, but the parole officer didn’t believe him. He took Jaycee to a different room and had a girl officer interview her. During the interview the female officer asked Jaycee for her name. Jaycee began to shake and became nervous about saying her true name aloud. She quickly grabbed a piece of paper and wrote something. Once she revealed the paper she felt like an evil spell had been lifted from her shoulders. Jaycee who was known as Allisa to the police revealed her name on the piece of paper. Once the officer read “JAYCEE DUGARD” on the paper the officer was in shock and informed the parole officer on who Allisa really was. He then pieced things together. Once everything was pieced together Phillip Garrido was sentenced to 431 years in prison for abduction, abuse, and rape. His sentence is basically a life sentence. Then, his wife Nancy Garrido was sentenced to 36 years in prison for helping Phillip with the