Police admit failures over Jaycee kidnapping

A dossier of failures by authorities during Jaycee Lee Dugard’s 18-year ordeal at the hands of her captors continued to emerge today.

Police admit failures over Jaycee kidnapping
Sat, 29 Aug, 2009 - 21:02

A dossier of failures by authorities during Jaycee Lee Dugard’s 18-year ordeal at the hands of her captors continued to emerge today.

Officers in the US admitted they were “kicking ourselves” that an opportunity was missed three years ago as she suffered almost two decades of torment in a back garden after being kidnapped at the age of 11.

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