How da hell do you get 50 years and only serve 11!!!! Stop letting these monsters out. It’s been proven time and time again that they can’t be rehabilitated.

@robyn964

5 жыл бұрын

They never said why he was let out! That's not the kind of information you leave out! Ugh it makes me sick that he got away with everything he did for so long

@913_Niyala

4 жыл бұрын

Even when they behave well - they do it to get out sooner - like are you crazy? Kids do the exact same thing

@Ok-ws4ce

4 жыл бұрын

Even if he spent the full 50 yrs that still isnt enough. He should have spent his whole life in prison.

@eriklf64

3 жыл бұрын

That is not true. But yes, a small percentage of them keep committing crimes. But what about the more than 90% that do NOT keep committing crimes?

@Jess-Rabbit

3 жыл бұрын

@@eriklf64 do you honestly think someone who continuously told themselves for 18 years that it was ok to keep someone captive would ever be redeemable?

he did 1/5 his time? whoever approved that needs to be charged

@mccbutterfly

7 жыл бұрын

He still won't be eligible for parole consideration for 20 years from now. considerations have to go back to the court and a lot of the time they're overturned and the person sent back to prison. Philip was almost 70 when he was sentenced to his 431 years in 2010 so the likelihood of them even living to see his possible parole date is very slim...... He won't be eligible for parole until late 2035..... That means that he would be in his mid-late nineties before he's even considered for parole. Given his decades and decades history of hard drug usage I don't see him living very long

@jazzisexton5609

4 жыл бұрын

Ryan H. Lesley Wilson Yeah, but it makes me pissed that he was already in jail for child molesting and they let him out after 11 years when he was sentenced for 50 years. So if they would have never let him out Jaycee would have got to live her child hood and none of this would of happened. It’s sickening. Which is why I’m so tired of them letting child molesters out or even considering them for parole when they obviously won’t change.

@sienamoreno3776

Жыл бұрын

@@mccbutterfly why doesnt the justice system kill him wtf

The incompetence of the police on this case is astonishing. The people involved in the inquiry should all go to prison and lose their job. Bunch of idiots. The police and justice system failed this little girl and her family at all levels. Shameful.

@jazzisexton5609

4 жыл бұрын

FreedomForce100 Exactly. Plus they even went in there house while she was there and searched it for drugs but somehow they didn’t find her in the room. (I don’t know if anyone knows this who hasn’t read the book, that’s what I’m reading in her book right now though) it’s sad. They should of tried way harder and the neighbors should have seen something. And Phillips wife was left alone with Jaycee sooo many times and had so many chances to let her go when Phillip was gone, because Nancy admitted she didn’t want to kidnap her but why didn’t she set her free when she had the chance then. This whole story is messed up.😔

@notsureiL

Жыл бұрын

@@jazzisexton5609 One neighbor called the police. He or she saw the children living in the yard. The police just stopped by and talked to him. The cop never checked out the back yard or went inside the house . He also had multiple visits by the parole officer during the years she was being held captive. The parole officer did not see anything.

@Godwill161

Жыл бұрын

That what you a call white man privilege ! Smh

@Mike-01234

10 ай бұрын

@@notsureiL The police should be notified right away when the call came in that the address has a sex offender. The incident would have been reported to his parole officer. Parole officers didn't do a search of the entire property they just look in a few bedrooms and leave. It's easy to just blame parole officers, and police but it was a system setup to fail. Nancy video recorded girls she was looking for another one for him. She was far from innocent in this. Too bad Jacee didn't bash Nancy's head in when she left with her. I would have killed her with a knife, but I think Jaycee was so traumatized she was broken like a horse is broken. When the parole officer learned they had kids there he demanded Phillip produced the parents when he couldn't do that he was caught. The parole officer locked Phillip in a room took the kids aside and figured all out in minutes.

I remember when she was kidnapped. I grew up where it happened. I was 6. I remember us kids weren't allowed to leave the house BC our parents were scared. Seeing the missing photos every where and lighting candles at the beach. I also remember when she was found. All I can say is thank goodness!!

@lostsheep9391

2 жыл бұрын

She's Lucky most of the missing young girls are killed

@Lana.023

2 жыл бұрын

Did you ever talk to her or see her?

@amylee8969

10 ай бұрын

@ lisabutler9762 In 1991, I was just a baby so I wouldn’t remember the case when it occurred. But I’m sure my parents did. I also bought her book when it was released called, “A Stolen Life” which was really good and sad at the same time. I can’t imagine being 11-years-old and having my innocence and childhood stripped away. When I was 11, my only worries were adapting to starting and being in middle school and getting good grades in school.

@soniarodriguez5039

6 ай бұрын

Stop lying

The fact she's been thru all this and is still fighting is truly incredible

I read her book. It is simply astonishing how she survived. Reading it I wished I could be there for her. Help her. Be her friend. It so sad.

@alyssaduran9037

4 жыл бұрын

Jaycee had so many chances to escape if you read the book.

@idiosyncraticlawyer3400

4 жыл бұрын

And if you did, you woudn’t talk about her chances.

@brookewillis3137

3 жыл бұрын

Alyssa Duran Yes she did. I just finished it and can’t understand why she didn’t just run during the chances she did have to leave.

@susie90210

3 жыл бұрын

@@reallifeblairwaldorf she actually hates that people think she had Stockholm syndrome. She didn't sympathetize with him she did what she did to survive. She wasn't able to escape because each time she made it known no one took it seriously. Not even the cops.

@reallifeblairwaldorf

3 жыл бұрын

Susie Acosta well im sorry for saying that

Wow for someone who got kidnapped for 18 years she looks great! Wouldn't have known.

@zoeyoung343

7 жыл бұрын

Araminta Williams Ikr

@theresaasian300

5 жыл бұрын

She did not get much sun exposure, thus the youthful skin appearance. But she did get some sun exposure, therefore she is not pale and pasty which is what happens to no sun exposure.

@feetsexytimejesslyn6485

5 жыл бұрын

that's rude I hope u look good in 18 years

@theresaasian300

5 жыл бұрын

How am I being rude? I am just stating facts, explaining to Armanita why Jaycee looks so the was she does. Unless you were talking to someone else.

@alyssadawn6396

4 жыл бұрын

You can’t tell a lot of the time when people have trauma. We don’t look different, we just smile through it.

She looks younger now then she did the first time

@idiosyncraticlawyer3400

4 жыл бұрын

Her health has improved.

@idiosyncraticlawyer3400

3 жыл бұрын

@Doc 23 ???

I am in tears. I can't believe what she went through. Those heartless people make me sick for what they have done

why in the f*ck was this man given early release???????

@jamespardee8534

8 жыл бұрын

Because people as perverted as he is are constantly making sure that the law reflects their values, regardless of rest of us! They are cowards driven by the insatiable desire for a cheap feeling of power at other's expense!

@mccbutterfly

7 жыл бұрын

He won't be released for a minimum of 25 years. And he won't be released 25 years is the minimum time he has to serve in prison before he's taking back to court and put again in front of the judge to even be considered for parole.

@mccbutterfly

7 жыл бұрын

He still won't be eligible for parole consideration for 20 years from now. considerations have to go back to the court and a lot of the time they're overturned and the person sent back to prison. Philip was almost 70 when he was sentenced to his 431 years in 2010 so the likelihood of them even living to see his possible parole date is very slim...... He won't be eligible for parole until late 2035..... That means that he would be in his mid-late nineties before he's even considered for parole

@BriaBarrows

7 жыл бұрын

Ryan H. Lesley Wilson ok good

It’s amazing how she isn’t completely insane.

@brocanova

Жыл бұрын

Just like Natascha Kampusch, the Austrian version of Jaycee.

@grace-ee5dm

Жыл бұрын

i'm more surprised that she seems her age, she didn't experience adolescent/young adult socialisation or education

@amylee8969

10 ай бұрын

@ @grace-ee5dm She went straight from little to girl to adult and skipped adolescence unfortunately. She got pregnant at 13 and became a mom to two kids before her 20th birthday. At that moment, life wasn’t just about her but her daughters.

I’d give anything to give her that time back. To keep her from ever having to live through this. Breaks my heart into a million pieces.

@sunshiner29

Жыл бұрын

"I will restore unto you the years the locust has eaten, as well, the canker worm & the palmerworm," I will give you beauty for ashes, the oil of joy, for morning, the garment of praise for the spirit of heaviness.I will wipe away all tears from your eyes. I will bring you health & cure." Love from the Lord.

@croakhilleburg9155

6 ай бұрын

⁠​⁠@@sunshiner29🤮What an extremely horrible and disgusting thing to say. Does this god you believe in watch in indifference or perhaps enjoyment during rape/sexual abuse or is your god not powerful enough to stop it? For shame, seriously. ⛪️=💩

I've literally partied a couple houses away from where she was kept while she was still there. So scary. That poor girl. I just want to give her a huge hug.

I must say that Jaycee looks gorgeous as a blonde.

@cynthg9547

5 жыл бұрын

Sure does shes strong as hell giving birth all she had was a Tylenol 3 thats just a little codeine she was a child

@taralucent1219

4 жыл бұрын

It's her natural hair color. I think it's beautiful.

@almighty5839

2 жыл бұрын

@@cynthg9547 she’s a warrior for what she went through

This is one great example of how strong women are.... like idk how she could do it! God bless her, and God really stuck with her I'm so glad she's doing okay now.

I see the moon, the moon sees me. Down through the leaves of the old oak tree. Please let the light that shines on me, shine on the one I love... I think that might be the song. One of my childhood favorites too.

@oliviarobinson8189

7 жыл бұрын

This is the version I know: I see the moon,and the moon sees me. The moon sees somebody that I don't see. God bless the moon, and God bless me, and God bless the somebody that I don't see. If I get to heaven, before you do. I'll make a hole, and pull you through. And I'll write your name, on every star. And that way the world, won't seem so far.

God bless this woman

The moment an adult even tries to assault a child, they should be put in jail for life. Predators don’t change, and releasing them allows these things to happen. Our “justice” system is complete bullshit, the corruption runs so deep.

@amylee8969

10 ай бұрын

The justice system doesn’t give a damn about the people who were victims of pain and trauma.

she is the prettiest woman ive ever seen in my entire life what a kind woman shes so brave to talk about what happened to her I hope she forgets about it and be happy

It's inspiring to see her continue to live her life. I can't imagine a more resilient and courageous person.

Watching this in 2019, I wonder if there will be a 10 year update. 2019 marks 10 years since she was saved. God bless to Jaycee and her family.

pure evil on earth god bless jaycee wish her happiness always the rest of her life

just finished reading her first book "A Stolen Life" really goes into detail about her time in captivity

@jazzisexton5609

4 жыл бұрын

Brooke Smith I’m reading it right now. The librarian at my Highschool recommended it to me because I said I love books about true story’s. I cry so much while reading this book. I love learning about what she went through though because she is a huge inspiration. I don’t love that this happened to her though. They should have kept him locked up the first time. :(

Our system is fucked up. If that Fucker didn't leave jail from the beginning this innocent girl would stayed with her mom, lived a normal life and non of that crazy shit could happened. When are we going to learn from our mistakes and fix the system.

Her voice is so soothing🙈

I just listened to an almost 3hr podcast today about Jaycee’s harrowing abduction. I’m a mom of two daughters and I can remember them vividly when they were 11yrs old. What that couple put her and her family through, taking 18yrs of her life, is beyond evil. What struck me the most about her story was that despite of the hell she suffered, she remained a kind, good, thoughtful girl. I’m so happy that her, her mom and daughter’s are together ❤

i honestly just don’t get how someone could do that to another person or why. absolutely crazy, just disgusting people. i feel absolutely horrible for this women. makes me happy she is moving on from that and has a good life now.

@amylee8969

10 ай бұрын

@ halleslyter3444 I’m sure she’s was terrified, lonely, and sad. But she had to be brave to please him or things could end badly for her and her two daughters.

Its hard to believe she was being held at a house that is five minutes away from mine

@fartuunsharif9989

5 жыл бұрын

Omg

@ashramnarain1757

4 жыл бұрын

Jesus omg

@kaiya4200

4 жыл бұрын

Same... my mom grew up around the house she was held captive in and we still live here in the same city.

@jazzisexton5609

4 жыл бұрын

I was wondering while reading her book how the neighbors didn’t se anything suspicious. Also the cops went into the house to search for drugs and still didn’t find her in that room. If they would of searched that room she would have been out way sooner.

@pauljohn961

3 жыл бұрын

@@jazzisexton5609 same question with the Cleaveland victims, what kind of neighborhood is that

absolutely horrific case, i can’t imagine going through that

50 years in prison, and released after ELEVEN?!?! How the HELL did he manage THAT?! Who's ---- did he have to ----?!?

@isabellarose_.

3 жыл бұрын

antioch barely cared for people sadly..i’m a resident near there i used to live in antioch i live kinda near there

What makes me sad is that she could have gotten away YEARS and years earlier. They left her alone in a trailer when she was 14, she could have left and walked until she found a neighbor and asked for help. And she had opportunities after that as well. But he took her when she was so young and she was so brainwashed that she had no idea that leaving was even an option, she didn't even think about it. In her mind she thought without Phillip and Nancy there would be no one to take care of her and her kids. Trying to escape never even crossed her mind. It just breaks my heart.

@hollyjolly2066

Жыл бұрын

Yes, and by 14, she already had a baby. I don't think she would have left her baby behind and tired to run away on her own.

@mirandamcguire810

Жыл бұрын

That part in the book she was pregnant with her first. And she thought if she left there would be no one to take care of her. She was actually terrified that they left her there alone. 😭

He was given 50 years and only served 11 for a previous crime, which is why he had a chance to kidnap Jaycee. If they would have kept him longer than 11 years this never would have happened to her. He was sentenced to life for what he did to Jaycee and is still in prison.

@amylee8969

10 ай бұрын

White men, celebrities, and other rich folks basically always get a “get out of jail” free card.

I feel her skin looks younger, because of how perserved she unfortunately was...

Her Book helped me with my own trauma, shes amazing.

She such a bright light. Some would not want to live after going through what she went through but she has turned her life around in such a positive way

She's such an inspiration!!💕 I'm so happy she's doing better, she looks so happy and free!!!

she is so beautiful, she doesn't look ol at all. she looks more like 25

"i see the moon and the moon sees me, God bless the moon and God bless me" so heartbreaking 💔

God I just read about her story and it literally broke me down crying, her life was literally stolen from her and that breaks my heart. I wish I could go back in time and stop that demon from taking her and I wish I could be there for her be her friend. She’s a strong warrior that went through so much I’m so sorry I can’t imagine what you went through.

Damn, this breaks my heart. I remember hearing about this when I was younger but now as a mother of daughters one of them being 10 years old, it just really saddens me and sickens me to think about what these people did to her. I am glad that she has found some peace

This interview makes me cry😭

She missed half of her education

@jamielee8601

7 жыл бұрын

zoe young she missed half her life, the man had her for more of her childhood then her parents

@Beanieboom

6 жыл бұрын

Jamie Lee real shit

@fa-ls9jw

6 жыл бұрын

the last thing she would care about is math. but yeah, she missed that high school experience and the joy of science and history and literature :-( but she's so strong tho, so so so strong and beautiful and kind, she deserves all the good in the world from now on.

@MegaTrivial

5 жыл бұрын

She can get an education; but she was raped

@mjvybz

5 жыл бұрын

@@MegaTrivial yeah, we all know that she was raped..

On page 50 of her book, what an intelligent.. incredible woman. I can’t say enough how much I sense the strength of her spirit and mind

phillip served less time than jaycee was captive, thats fucking horrifying

He’s a monster they should start not letting them out for “good behavior” it’s just for show. This shows they are doing a act

Jaycee is such a beautiful and strong woman. Honestly, her strength is so surprising. God bless her.

Does anyone know the song played at the beginning of the video with the lyrics "We're changing the story"? 0:00-0:49

What is the name of the song playing in the beginning of the video

Jaycee you are so brave and beautiful in and out. I'm so sorry you went through this. I'm glad you are free. God bless you and your family. I'm glad your all alive. Your a great mom as well. I'm glad you kept your daughters. I'm proud of you

Jaycee, you have to be one of the most incredible ladies I have ever come across. Your triumph over the past is phenomenal and needs to be celebrated. You are a strong and beautiful tribute to strength and determination to never allow your experiences shape your future, nor that of your two girls. I pray that you go from strength to strength as a family, free of remorse and regret. God bless you and I am so happy for all three of you and your lives ahead.

Parole officers went to his house! They saw her! They did nothing!!!!!!!!! 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

Released after 11?!?! R u kidding me????

are you telling me the cops never noticed the shed?

@621ELECTRONICS

3 жыл бұрын

I would assume the cops presumed they were full of junk and no need to look in them. That said, being he was a registered sex offender for both kidnap and rape, those sheds not being checked all those years is insane.

@estrellaashleywilliams4061

3 жыл бұрын

@@621ELECTRONICS actually a neighbor actually called the police and ask why are children who were Jaycee's daughters living in a tent in the backyard of a sex offender's house after she saw them playing outside but the police failed to check it again

oh my god what a beautiful, strong woman. I can’t believe how lovely she is even after something so horrific. so much respect

I wasn’t alive when Jaycee was kidnapped, but I remember when she was found in 2009. I was 8 and just started 3rd grade. I grew up a few mins away from Antioch, so hearing that this happened so close to home was insane to me. I really hate that Philip grew up in the same city and went to the same high school that I did. Him and his wife are disgusting pieces of garbage and they deserve to rot in prison. I hope the worst for them, and I’m glad that Jaycee and her girls are safe.

I remember when she got away, you were able to google the address on google maps and you could see the tarpaulin in the garden she was kept in, creepy

Jaycee Lee Dugard and Amanda Berry are real heroes! Jaycee escaped and Amanda escaped. Amanda even saved 2 other girls because of her escape. Both girls are heroes.

part 2 plz

God has blessed her with an amazing constitution. She is such a beautiful and strong person.

Such a blessing thank God.

Can you imagine earth has so much evil in it. How can someone do such evil to a child Must be the devil himself. I am happy God keep her through it. I will not try to imagine what she went through.

She's such An amazing woman considering all she went through. She has so much strength and resilience God had an amazing plan for her.

The way she says "he burned it."

So he kidnapped her for 18 years but he himself only served 11 in prison for his crimes? What the... 🤬

@Publicvoid2000

Жыл бұрын

exactly!!! And those 18 years of her life were stolen, all the fun and happiness she could’ve had

@Rachel2412able

5 ай бұрын

No he’s still in prison to this day. He was let out 11 years early for a kidnapping he did years prior. They did not make the same mistake this time.

Although she looks beautiful, there is still a overall sadness in her eyes

I have to wonder how old her kids are now and if they’re aware of what happened and what they think about it. I feel so awful for them but I’m glad she’s in a better place now

@hollyjolly2066

Жыл бұрын

Her daughters were born in 1994 and 1997, so they are both well into their 20s now. Yes, it would be of interest to get their perspectives, but I have the feeling they might not ever speak publicly.

I've heard so many times people try to disprove that a stun gun could have been used to incapacitate Jonbenet Ramsey. But here Jacey Dugard speak about how a stun gun was used to incapacitate her during her abduction. Thank God Jacey was able to survive what she went through. And I pray that one day there will be justice for jonbenet.

God bless her and keep her Happy always.she has become enlightened

Never heard of her until she was found. Just like the Ohio girls. Bless their souls

I hope you are doing well, sister!

How does he serve less years than he held her captive?? The system is so broken. He really should’ve gotten life no parole this is horrific

Wow bless her heart /shes a strong willing women

Anyone that commits a crime against a child should never be free after the first time. The justice system sucks when it comes to child molesters they ALWAYS get out and do the same disgusting thing over and over. They destroy a innocent child forever and most prsions segregate them so they don't get fucked up anymore. Feed them to the lions that's the least they deserve

Her books were so sad!

I fell happy that she is okay

18 YEARS

She is so beautiful and not just physically!

omg she is explaining all that and not even crying or anything

Jaycee’s so brave and strong and incredible!!!!!!!!!

who knows the background song?

They had school in June?!?

@lanayajordyn9950

5 жыл бұрын

Ma'am I've had the same question for like 4 years now ! LOL... I guess she was in summer school?

@carolynnuss799

5 жыл бұрын

Actually, school got out for summer the week after she was abducted. They had a little longer school year than most places probably because they were out of school for snow days in the wintertime.

@13din

3 жыл бұрын

Some schools end at the end of June. Some schools end in end of may.

Is there a lifetime movie about this?? I’m Not talking about a documentary 😭😭

I see a neighbour has their shed windows boarded up. The neighbour gives off creepy af vibes. I'm not sure the police would investigate if I called, but I can't help but think of Jaycee when I look at the boarded up windows.

@andria4648

4 жыл бұрын

Call anyways.

@horaaka392

4 жыл бұрын

Yes call the police

@idiosyncraticlawyer3400

3 жыл бұрын

Investigate, please.

@estrellaashleywilliams4061

3 жыл бұрын

Well my neighbors house is also boarded and have locks and bigger fence and his reason was to keep burglars out which is understandable because my dad was planning a fence to keep burglars out of the house too and he started a little bit weird but I dismissed and just thought that he is just a weirdo because he always acts like one and my mom told me to mind my own business should I call the police or not ?

@zaegomez26

2 жыл бұрын

You need to call police ASAP!!!!!

Wow it’s such an amazing coincidence that butterflies resemble freedom and change! ✨❤️🦋

Sometimes when you’re deprived or hurt for so long you’ll accept attention that was otherwise unasked for.

You guys have got to read the first one

The kidnappers are like siblings. They look alike, just like twins or are brother and sister. Crazy people.

this was pure evil

What a remarkable human-being she is. One-of-a-kind. And Garrido & Wife? What despicable human-beings. I just now read on Wikipedia that both of them are eligible for parole in 2034. My own country has one very f'd up system of Criminal Justice.

Omg this world is horrible!

I can't even imagine her life

What a remarkable young woman! Lovely!

How can someone be so evil.... Feel so bad for the girl..... Thankful that now she is free and smiling again

@amylee8969

10 ай бұрын

This disgusting human was let out of prison early after be assaulted and tried to kill another women. Yet, innocent people are getting sentenced to prison for less serious crimes…..that they never committed. Beautiful justice system.

Resilience is Personation

She's so strong.

the weird thing is MY NAME IS JAYCEE AND RIGHT NOW IM 11....

@idiosyncraticlawyer3400

4 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭

@reallifeblairwaldorf

3 жыл бұрын

Jeffrey Jinyuan Feng how is that funny?

@idiosyncraticlawyer3400

3 жыл бұрын

@@reallifeblairwaldorf I think I was disoriented when I wrote that.

how can a human treat another like that?

She named the spider my name! That’s so cool

Wait I’m confused. He only got 50 years and they let him out after 11? For kidnaping her?

@gaby7044

5 жыл бұрын

No, prior to Jaycee’s kidnapping he was sentenced to 50 years for the rape and kidnapping of a 25-year-old woman in 1977. He is now serving 431 years to life for Jaycee’s case.

@sarinabelcore16

Жыл бұрын

No that was for something else

Wait isn't that coffee shop from the flash?