everybody wants you to be able to break down doors and go inside and search, but the bottom line is, unless you have real probable cause, i mean, understand there s a huge role that stockholm syndrome plays in this, where we are constantly seeing cases where the captors had plenty of opportunity to run away, but did not. that may be found out in this particular case as well. i mean, natasha campush went skiing with her captor and never ran away and after ten years woke up and said, today is the day i run. the psychological brainwashing of the children and over the course of ten years cannot be underestimated. you think that they would run away, but the captor plans on and counts on the idea that no one will be suspicious. that they will never run away and that they feel guilty and are afraid enough that they will be theirs forever. i understand the focus on the individuals who are the captives, but a neighbor by the name of charles ramsey was involved in the rescue. another homeowner
is it that involves three brothers, three young girls and sustaining this deception for ten years? well, it s rare, but we are seeing more and more of it. and you have to understand the motivation here is sexual. we don t call them hostages so much as sexually motivated captors and their captives. we have found actually the sexual dungeons where the women have been held for years and released. if they re above the age if they don t disappear when they re children, it really doesn t get much press. in the last few years we ve had jaycee dugard. in austria, natasha campus and joseph fritzl and his daughter. how many more children have been abducted and are being held in dungeon situations? it s incredible. dr. landis, steven anthony said, i m quoting him, these young ladies have provided us with the ultimate definition of survival and perseverance. i have to say, their suffering to me is unimaginable. how did they survive? i think that we ve seen in