should they have done more? police have to walk a delicate balance because everybody has rights, and police certainly could have done morning ut but you can t go knocking people s doors down because neighbors say there s some kind of criminal at. police do what they can do, and hindsight, of course, is 2020. we expect police to be thorough and do what they can to unearth any types of crime, but i m loathe to blame them in this case because certainly i know these girls who have been abducted. they were fearful for their lives. they were fearful to do anything that would bring attention to them because they could be harmed, ashleigh. glenda, i want to just re-introduce that jaycee dugard case. there were so many elements of it as well. she was kidnapped and held captive in a home for 18 years. she had two children in that home. she got a $20 million settlement in response to the allegations that the police hadn t done enough to keep an eye out for her abductor, who was a registered s
and has been said, i know the public and you all have many questions and so do we. until we have the answers to those questions, based on facts and evidence, we won t be able to speculate as to the how and why. i just want to reiterate, in this case as in others all of us standing up here rely on the public s assistance to resolve these horrific cases. if you have any information, please contact cleveland s division of the fbi at 16-522-1400. that is again, 216 522-1400. it can t be emphasized enough. this is an ongoing investigation. and in the coming days and weeks investigators will be putting in countless hours to track the events of the last several years. as the chief mentioned, the,
they were held captive, and then they were rescued, years later. today, those young women have been reunited with their families. out of the hospital, they re back at their new home. but this isn t the only time that people have been kidnapped, vanished for years, most of them presumed dead. and then are somehow reunited with their families. let me go through some of these. you remember the jaycee dugard case, she was abducted in 91, outside of her home in california. and then she was held in a compound of sheds, in the back of a home, for more than 18 years. in that time, she gave birth to two children during her captivity. she and her daughters were found, they were rescued just a couple of years ago in 2009. jaycee dugard also gave this statement regarding this reunion here in cleveland. this is what she said. these individuals need the opportunity to heal and connect back into the world. the human spirit is incredibly
citizens, if we suspect something, we ve got to keep following up and not just say it s none of my business. vigilance, we learned this in the boston bombing. public vigilance. phillip was a registered pedophile in the jaycee dugard case. i have to switch gears. thank you to both of you. another big story that had just captivated this country. literally living a nightmare in an italian prison. two years after gaining freedom amanda knox is talking a lot about it and telling cnn about what her greatest fear has been. i m afraid to go back there. i don t want to go back into prison. a lot more of amanda knox s interview with cnn s chris cuomo coming up right after the break. [ female announcer ] crest + scope
leaving work at 5:00. they said go ahead and, not even as i got into my driveway, people were telling me go down there, go down there and i did and i kind of knew right then and there when i passed the yellow caution tape and they re telling me, stay away because they know who the family is. it was, i m telling you, god works in mysterious ways. he is looking out for us. it was my mom s 10-year anniversary of her passing away. everything is in a circle. if you don t believe in miracles, i suggest you think again. because it does happen. [speaking spanish] bill: just want to hang with it in case she goes back to english. bear with us for a moment. this woman s story is absolutely stunning. it gives you chills when you listen to it. talking about her sister and