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Jaycee Dugard lawsuit seen as a long shot. What can it accomplish?
Jaycee Dugard is suing the US, alleging 'gross neglect' by federal officers in charge of supervising the parolee who abducted her. A spokeswoman for Jaycee Dugard says proceeds from the suit would go to her charity.
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IHOP shooting: Four dead, including 3 Guard members
IHOP shooting: Just before 9 a.m. Tuesday, gunman Eduardo Sencion stepped onto the Carson City pancake house parking lot from his blue minivan with a yellow 'Support Our Troops' sticker on it.
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Jaycee Dugard case: surprise 'not guilty' plea hints at delay tactics ahead
Phillip Garrido, accused of kidnapping Jaycee Dugard in 1991 at age 11, pleaded not guilty Thursday and is contesting the legitimacy of his indictment, signaling a bid to delay the case.
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Chapter & Verse
Jaycee Dugard, kidnapping victim, will tell her story in a memoir
Jaycee Dugard, kidnapped 18 years ago at age 11, plans to publish a memoir next year.
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Letters to the Editor – Weekly Issue of September 27, 2010
Readers write in about Middle East peace talks, the US economy, and the Bush tax cuts.
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Jaycee Dugard video a plea for privacy
The Jaycee Dugard video was seen Thursday on ABC's 'Good Morning America,' the first time she has appeared publicly since her 18-year kidnapping ordeal.
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Why did Jaycee stay?
To assume that Dugard, held captive for 18 years, could have just run away is not to understand the power that captors can hold over young kidnap victims, experts say.
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What Jaycee can learn from other women like her
Her case is rare, but not unprecedented. Other women who have endured similar ordeals suggest that she must do her best to look forward.
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Case of girl kidnapped 18 years ago gives other parents hope
Jaycee Dugard has been held in a Bay Area home secretly since 1991 and has had two children with her captor. But families with missing children see a silver lining: 'Don't give up.'
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What can be learned from Jaycee Dugard's kidnapping ordeal?
Few abducted children held for long periods return alive. Her case offers hope for other cold cases, as well as 'opportunities to learn.'








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