Under questioning by a parole agent, Jaycee Dugard initially became indignant, lied about her identity and protected the man who allegedly abducted her 18 years earlier, says a new government report.
The 45-page report by California's Inspector General also details how authorities failed earlier opportunities to arrest Phillip and Nancy Garrido for the 1991 abduction of Dugard, and to remove from the Garridos' house Dugard and the two daughters Garrido fathered with her, who are now 15 and 11.
The report says Jaycee initially defended Garrido and refused to show any identification as parole officers questioned them on Aug. 26. She only told the truth
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