Jaycee Lee: rear of property not scrutinized for EIGHTEEN YEARS !

Antioch, I’m told this morning, has a higher than normal proportion of sex offenders. This could have given the authorities in Antioch reason to ensure they had an exemplary system of overseeing these people so that we were all afforded effective protection, especially young girls and women. Phillip Garrido was regularly seen at Garrido’s house by his parole officer but even after all the reports by neighbors made to police Garrido’s backyard was never searched. It beggars belief. You would think that with such a high proportion of sex offenders they would actually have an effective tight supervision system.

How could Jaycee and her children remain undiscovered for all that time?. Regular visits by the parole services to the house of Phillip Garrido never uncovered Jaycee and her children held captive in the yard. I’m feeling very wary of the explanation the parole office will give us as to why their visits never revealed the presence of the girls. Please don’t let it be his right to privacy! If this is the reason given by the parole service as to why no examination was carried out. They haven’t put this forward yet. But I can hear it being muted in the background already!


The whole thing is shocking!

We all know how stretched, etc., the various departments involved in this investigation have been. The FBI, the Sherif’s dept and the Parole Services. And pray tell me the link between being undermanned and with an officer from the parole office or the police searching the yard? The failure to check his garden and backyard when neighbors have reported hearing children’s voices in the backyard, that people were living in the backyard, has absolutely nothing to do with man hours, workload, underfunding or anything else that may be put forward as a reason why this appalling situation went undetected by the authorities for 18years.

I still can’t take all this in! Shock!. Those poor poor girls should never have had to endure those years of captivity. There was just no need.

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