Accused Child Kidnapper Kept Creepy Blog

Her suspected kidnapper, Phillip Garrido, who was a convicted sex offender and married man, allegedly snatched Dugard from the street and kept her for almost 20 years in a backyard compound consisting of sheds and tents. Garrido and his wife are being charged with numerous offenses, including rape. (Officials believe Garrido fathered two children with his kidnapped victim.)
Perhaps the most disturbing aspect of the case is that there were multiple, ignored warning signs. The convicted sex offender was seen several times in public with two unidentified children, unsuspicious unsuspecting neighbors noticed people living in the backyard tent city and said nothing, and, according to CNN, Garrido hosted an incredibly bizarre and frightening blog.
In the blog, Garrido explains his ability to control sound with his mind, and also launches into wild religious diatribes. One such entry reads, "the Creator has given me the ability to speak in the tongue of angels in order to provide a wake-up call that will in time include the salvation of the entire world." You can read the blog here.
While it's difficult, and perhaps inappropriate, to lay blame on anyone other than Garrido, in an age where bloggers can get sued for calling people "skanks," maybe parole officers should keep better tabs on the insane online ramblings of their charges. [From: The Examiner and CNN]





Whitney Houston Autopsy: Cause of Death Determined?
Whitney Houston, Bobbi Kristina: Late Singer's Daughter Hospitalized
Adele Five-Year Break? Singer Plans to Focus on Relationship, Write 'Happy Record'
Jennifer Hudson Whitney Tribute: Grammy President Reveals Why Singer Was Chosen for Musical Memorial
Grammy 2012 Winners' List: Adele Sweeps Music's Biggest Night
Whitney Houston Dead: Stars React to Legend's Sudden Death
3 Economic Misconceptions That Need to Die
5-Hour Energy: A Success Equal Parts Caffeine, Chemistry and Meditation
People With Easy-To-Pronounce Names More Likely To Succeed, Study Says
Katy Perry Grammy Performance 2012: Did the Diva Diss Her Ex-Hubby With Revealing New Song?














Comments
13
Subscribe to commentswinema1Aug 30th 2009 10:21AM
Who writes this crap? Is there no editing?
"...unsuspicious neighbors"
How about either "unsuspecting neighbors" or neighbors whose suspicions were apparently unaroused..."
AlAug 30th 2009 12:15PM
I thought I was the only one who thought the word "unsuspicious" was weird.
ackeegrlAug 30th 2009 12:16PM
People who write this "crap" know how to use a dictionary. You should too. It is gramatically correct. Just because you don't like the choice of word used doesn't make it wrong. Frankly, your response should be " what kind of neighbors are these?" to know a creep like this is listed as a sex offender but did not keep telling the cops that there are kids hidden over there since the kids keep popping up. One even saw them in the back yard and told the girlfriend who was only visiting to call the cops.He didn't even do it himself. No wonder criminals get away with these sick crimes.
unsuspicious
adjective
not suspicious; "deceiving the unsuspecting public" [syn: unsuspecting]
olroywaltonAug 30th 2009 1:09PM
Why are the liberals out spending our tax dollars on used cars, "clunkers" instead of building places to keep nut cases like this locked up. And furthermore why are we arguing over spelling and grammar instead of what to do with these "loonies". Just remember, "they walk among us".
WillybillAug 30th 2009 3:16PM
His use of religion to repel the police and neighbor complaints is astounding. Maybe he does have mysterious powers? And his power to keep the news from focusing on his ministry is likewise awesome. He may be the new Tony Alamo or Glenn Beck...maybe we should be following him after he gets a job with FOX or CNN or the GOP or DNC.
marshallAug 30th 2009 3:54PM
This story is inbelievable. LOL
marshallAug 30th 2009 4:01PM
Many crazy people think they have supernatural powers. My power is, I can look at a womans butt as she is walking away from me. She will feel my gaze, turn around and say, "What are you looking at CREEP."
JonAug 30th 2009 7:07PM
we should execute anyone we deem as "creepy".
MikeAug 30th 2009 8:59PM
He should have still been in prison for the cimes he committed in the past. Leave it to Kalifornia's liberal criminal justice system (justice for the criminals) to lock him and his POS wife up when both should get the needle. I fail to see why a trial is even necessary given the evidence against him and his own admissions. Some liberal, doctor will say he's mentally ill and not responsible for his actions, put him in an institution and the poor people of the Peoples Republic will have to support him. This is just another indication that sexual offenders can't be rehabilitated all of the feel good, psychobabble not withstanding. Pity it dodn't happen in Texas where his next step would lead to the short drop with a sudden stop. Hang his wife righ beside him. All things considerd, it's better then they deserve.
bubbylovecarolAug 31st 2009 7:44AM
this younge girl was taking from her family,for what 20 years it a shame,this man or animal and his animal wife should get life in prison for everthing he did to this younge lady then had 2 kids with her now what is this girl going to tell her kids that there father is a child muslter' i know this younge girl mother and father very hapy to have her back into there life,i liv in md and i was looking sexoffener up and where i live they have 20 in my area aslo i thought sexoffend arent spose to live close to the park which we have 1 who liv close to the park which i keep my eye on him when he come out the house i always look out for the kids in my area god bless her for being alive some sexoffend kill's she was a lucky girl but i aslo know she will need doctor help to get over this,this will be something she will never forget,,,GLAD SHE IS HOME AND SAFE,
sequin22Aug 31st 2009 9:09AM
Some day I hope this nation finds the courage to finally do something about sex offenders. Our laws are worthless. They are probably made by closet sex offenders sitting in high places. Molesting and raping children should be punishable by execution.
It is clear that these people cannot be cured. The damages they do to society cannot be accurately tallied. The human suffering they bring and the monatary damages (lawyers, lost wages, medical bills, mental health care bills) are immeasurable.
We as a society are forced to live with these people- because we think we are too "morally or ethically superior" to execute them. In a sense, we got what we deserved- they get to prey on us and our children, and we get to sit back helplessly. We are our own worst enemy.
sequin22Aug 31st 2009 9:24AM
We are our own worst enemy. Our laws do not protect us or our children from sexual predators. With a twisted sense of morality, we refuse to execute these incurable people who destroy our society. We know there is no cure for them- yet we passively sit by while they harm us and our children.
The social costs for what they do are immeasurable. The human suffering they cause can never be tallied. . Monetarily, they cost individuals big bucks (victims must pay for therapy, lawyers and health care). Society must cough up countless dollars for jailing them when they are caught, defense fees, and therapy for them (which does not help them).
The legislators we elect to make laws to protect us and our children from sexual predators are for some strange reason too "ethical" to put them to death. Perhaps our leadership is infested with pedophiles and perverts?
BenAug 31st 2009 4:03PM
Law enforcement authorities are already looking to social media to catch crooks, such as welfare and tax cheats. http://hack-igations.blogspot.com/2007/12/people-in-authority-sometimes-abuse.html --Ben