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adult i m emotionally able to somewhat deal with the news of his release. it s not something i really look forward to but i m not fearful for my life or my personal safety. i just feel that it s an injustice. if you were to see him or get a message to james shonefield what would you say to him? i really don t have anything to say to him. i testified at their trial and was able to sit there as a child and tell them everything that they had put me through. over the years i think they ve probably heard enough from other victims about the things they ve put us through. i really don t have any words. jennifer you were nine years old at the time. what do you remember most about the kidnapping? for me i think it was the worst things that i remember are the horrific conditions that they had us in. the heat in july was over 100 degrees. no water, no bathrooms. it was a very degrading
look at this, dogs hanging ten in the water this weekend. it is the 10th annual, unleash, by surf dog competition in san diego. 50 dogs hit the waves and the four-legged friends braved on length of time on the board size of the waves and the perceived comfort with proceeds to benefit the san diego humane society. man isn t that funny? always fun and always looked forward to it when i lived in san diego. on thursday, be there be square debate night fox news and facebook teaming town bring you the first republican presidential debate from cleveland. you can be part of it. make your questions for the candidates at facebook facebook.com/news and download the election headquarters app on your iphone or droid. can t wait.
in chowchilla. after holding them with no food or water for 11 hours, then bury ud the driver and the kids alive in an underground trailer. now the victims managed to escape many hours later. the three men received life sentences later commuted to allow for parole. and many of the kids who our vooifd this horrific ordeal say they ll never be the same. and jennifer hyde one of the children whose life change forever that day is joining me live from nashville. i remember interviewing you three or four years ago following up on this story. and here we are today, now that mr. shonefield is going to be a free man, how do you feel about that? it s difficult to hear that news. when the case went to trial we were told that they would have life sentences and that they would never be released. i m thankful that now as an