"...Phillip Garrido has been named as a "person of interest" by investigators looking back at the unsolved murders. However, questions are also mounting about why the authorities did not take a greater interest in Garrido and his wife in recent years. In 2006, the police received an emergency call in which the caller said Garrido was housing children "in tents in his backyard" and also accused him of being a "psychotic sex addict". Despite this, the police never searched behind his house...It has also emerged that since last December officials, including parole agents and sheriff's deputies, had visited the couple some 16 times for a variety of reasons yet had failed to detect anything was wrong..."
@ 'The Guardian'
If you enter his home address of 'Walnut Avenue, Antioch California' into Google Earth and follow the road away from it you can see
Garrido's van trailing the Google van for a while!
If you enter his home address of 'Walnut Avenue, Antioch California' into Google Earth and follow the road away from it you can see
Garrido's van trailing the Google van for a while!
An interesting article by Beatrix Campbell at 'The Guardian'.
You know most of these so called “police/ parole officers” always have a chip on their shoulders, and even when they fail at their jobs they appear arrogant like saying “what are you going to do”, let’s face it, she saved herself, she was not saved by the authorities. Does anyone believe that the authorities were still investigating her disappearance? The car used in her kidnapping was in the backyard, the lazy ass cops didn’t even bother to go through the backyard when the information indicated that kids were living back there, they didn’t check local schools to see if the kids were going to school or even asked to see the kids, no report to child protective services, boy how lazy can you be and still pick up your public service check, not to mention the parole officers who failed to visit and find out where this freak was living and what he was doing, amazing, simply amazing.
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