Inside Story: Was Jaycee Dugard the Only Kidnap Victim?

Phillip and Nancy Garrido's house in Antioch, with its warren of dilapidated backyard shacks and tents, may have been an 18-year nightmare for Jaycee Dugard.

[henchy]

Shes starting to cash in alREADY! wow.

[henchy]

Now they all get rich, ain't that sweet and also greedy? her & her step mother. this is funny as hel-. ya ya hoooooooooooooooooo.

[henchy]

Oh, this is after they got their who knows how much in donations and now they want more more more, they are greedy greedy greedy. tell me I'm wrong & I'll call you a fool. their cashin in, they hit the jackpot without even playin the lottery. I think I'll go throw up now , just my puke lookin pizza.

[henchy]

I think I'll go throw up my beer now that i think about it, look at that picture of this mother or step mother holding up the pictures. all i see is $ signs in her eyes. shes a damn joke.

[tom]

Henchy, maybe you ought to go to hell.

[Blessed from Above]

I'm so happy I could shit rainbows

[Scootie]

Garrido's mother should be convicted as well. She was only in her 60s when it first happened. There is nobody on this planet that could convince me that she didnt see Jaycees picture plastered all over the news, etc. She saw her when it first happened and allowed it all! Garrido told his mother than she was his daughter. If they stop prosaecuting people because they are elderly now, boy o boy in 30 years what fun I am gonna have!!! lol

[Scootie]

lol blessed, what about the pot of gold?

[Scootie]

She could have gotten a lot more than $1 million. She shoulda sold it for $10 million. What she sold it for comes out to, I think, approximately $200K a year for what he put her through.

[Scootie]

Correction: Approximately $50,000 a year.