To: Howlin
Check this out! Perhaps this story will keep the jerks who keep crying "Elizabeth went willingly," "Why didn't Elizabeth try to escape?" or "Why did she cooperate if she wasn't willing?" ad nauseum!
Just looking at the pictures of Elizabeth's creeping-looking abductors and now reading this story makes me understand why Elizabeth may not have tried to run away. It's called survival. I'll bet you anything that Mitchell and that ugly hag who was with him kept Elizabeth quiet via threats and 24 hour guard duty!
Poor kid. Praise God that she is alive. I hope and pray that her recovery is a good as this story indicates...
3 posted on
03/13/2003 7:31:25 AM PST by
demnomo
To: demnomo
That is truly an amazing story.
4 posted on
03/13/2003 7:32:33 AM PST by
mel
(Let's get the show on the road. Let's Roll.)
To: demnomo
>I'll bet you anything that Mitchell and that ugly hag who was with him kept Elizabeth quiet via threats and 24 hour guard duty!
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To: demnomo
Thank god the child is alive. But you gotta wonder about that sniveling fruitcake of a "father" of hers. That imbecile(dad?) is the guy that hired all those degenerates to do work around his house.
I'm betting it turns out that "dad" might have had some hanky panky goin on with his degenerate buddies, and they took his daughter and threatened him with blackmail.
How do you like my conspiracy theory?
To: demnomo
Please help me. My name is Leslie Gattas. Call the police and my father George A. Gattas. I am in the attic with the man who kidnapped me. This is no joke. Show the police this note. They will understand. I put this note on your desk when he wasn't looking. Please, whoever you are, don't leave me here . . . He might be armed. I hope my own daughter or sons would be more like this girl and try to escape every opportunity she had rather than the Smart girl who was walking around in plain sight and lying to police about her identity.
36 posted on
03/14/2003 6:00:45 AM PST by
FITZ
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