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Dugard and her daughters were rescued in Phillip Garrido pleaded guilty to one count of kidnapping and 13 counts of sexual assault and was sentenced to years in prison. Nancy Garrido pleaded guilty to one count of kidnapping, one count of rape by force and to California's "one strike" rape law.

She was sentenced to 36 years to life in prison. More than two years after Dugard was kidnapped, when she was 13 years old, she learned she was pregnant and gave birth at 14 years old to her first daughter. You know, [I was] present, but not present for, you know, some of it, because it's terrifying on its own.

But being alone, how did I even do that? When the Garridos found Dugard in labor, she said they gave her codeine. A post shared by Jaycee Dugard jayceeleedugard. However, ultimately, Jaycee revealed the truth. Some say she exhibited hints of Stockholm Syndrome, but she has since insisted that it was a way for her to ensure survival.

Jaycee has come to accept her past, but she refuses to let it define her. Hence, Jaycee often engages with organizations to create a more victim-focused approach amongst law enforcement officers. Her personal life now appears to be as ordinary as it can be, especially considering how her assailants had destroyed her well-being by not letting her move from within four walls until shortly after the birth of her first daughter.

Where is Jaycee Dugard Now? Kriti Mehrotra. Facebook Twitter Pinterest Reddit Email. It was while behind bars at a federal penitentiary in Leavenworth, Kansas, that he met his wife, Nancy Bocanegra, who was the niece of a fellow inmate.

They married in Soon after his release, the Garridos moved to Antioch, a suburb of Sacramento, not too far from where Jaycee's family lived. It was on the property of this home that he built the backyard from hell. In their backyard was a labyrinth that featured two sheds, two tents, a primitive outhouse, and a shower. One of the sheds was also soundproofed. The secret compound was so concealed from view that law enforcement did not find it during searches of the property in and Phillip and Nancy owned a small printing business during this time.

Cheyvonne Molino, a client of the Garridos' printing business, spoke to Inside Edition in and said that things were unusual with the family. Molino said he recalled asking one of the Garridos' daughters what church they went to.

Unbeknownst to him, the girl was actually Jaycee's daughter, not Nancy's.