Case 33: Jaycee Lee Dugard

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🗓️ 17 September 2016

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

In the early 1990s, South Lake Tahoe was considered a safe and sheltered place to live. All that changed on June 10 1991, when 11-year-old Jaycee Lee Dugard was abducted in broad daylight while walking to her school bus stop.

Almost two decades later, convicted sex offender Phillip Garrido visited the University of California’s Berkeley campus, where a staff member noticed something suspicious about the way he was behaving. What was Garrido trying to hide, and who were the two children he had with him?

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Research for this episode by Victoria Dieffenbacher. Co-written by Victoria Dieffenbacher and the Anonymous Host.

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0:00.0	South Lake Tahoe is a small town that stands over 6000 feet above sea level, between the
0:17.9	Nevada and California border, in the United States.
0:22.3	Surrounded by mountains, the Petriresco landscape attracts thousands of tourists both in winter
0:27.5	and summer.
0:29.8	With a population of around 20,000 people, everyone knows each other.
0:35.4	And back in 1991, most would have agreed it was a safe, quiet neighborhood.
1:05.0	South Lake Tahoe being a safe and quiet neighborhood was the reason that Terry and Carl Probe
1:09.8	decided to move there from Orange County in California.
1:14.8	They had a vacation there one year earlier and loved to play so much they chose it as
1:18.8	their new home.
1:21.3	They moved there with their daughter, Shana and Terry's daughter from a previous relationship,
1:25.9	JC Lee Dubard.
1:28.1	Shana was just one year old and JC was 11.
1:32.6	On Monday the 10th of June 1991, JC was looking forward to her last week of school.
1:38.4	It included a trip to a water park.
1:41.8	That morning she left home about 8am.
1:44.8	She crossed to the other side of the street and started walking up the hill to the bus stop.
1:50.8	As JC was walking, a car drove slowly by her and came to a stop.
1:56.6	The window from the driver's side rolled down and she saw her man.
2:00.6	He started asking her for directions.
2:03.8	But only seconds after he'd started talking, he took out a stun gun and hit her with it.
2:09.8	JC fell to the ground and tried moving away from the car, but Shana managed to crawl slowly.
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