Phillip Garrido and his wife, Nancy, took Jaycee Dugard and held her captive in a series of backyard sheds for almost 2 decades. As if that weren't bad enough, Dugard now has 2 children with Garrido -- two girls ages 11 and 15. I don't even want to think about what their sick father probably did to them as well.
We all have our just opinions about Phillip Garrido, but I don't know what to say about his wife. I don't know what to think of her. How? Why? What?
Phillip looks like a small (could be tall, but very slim), controlling, mentally ill, pathetic, and even unstraight male. I guess you wonder why I put that part in. I can't tell you; he just looks like he doesn't like women to me. But he doesn't look like somebody who THAT woman above would fear. And if she did participate in the kidnapping out of fear, she doesn't look like she'd be scared for 18 years. So why did she silently participate? She knew the girl was back there, presumably, and she never went to the authorities...? Why?
When I look at her face I see ... a woman who just didn't care. I might even see a mean witch. (Trying yet again to stop cussing...)
I pray that somehow Jaycee and her children can recover at least 70% from this. If there's any bright side to be found, it's that the children weren't born out of incest like Elisabeth Fritzl's...
Phillip is a possible prostitute killer, too.
Story here
I pray that same thing with you smoke.
ReplyDeleteWomen can surprise you though. Not all women enjoy life in the same way. I think the women abducters in both of these stories (both were good reads too) were evil. plain and simple. they were probably abused and probably felt conflicted. they say abusers beget abusers.
I pray that same thing with you smoke.
ReplyDeleteWomen can surprise you though. Not all women enjoy life in the same way. I think the women abducters in both of these stories (both were good reads too) were evil. plain and simple. they were probably abused and probably felt conflicted. they say abusers beget abusers.