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Garrido: 'I Stalked Girls at Schools'

Jaycee's accused 'deviant' kidnapper not barred from kids after attack on woman

By Mary Papenfuss,  Newser Staff

Posted Sep 2, 2009 3:02 AM CDT

(Newser) – Phillip Garrido was a "multiple sexual deviant" who took LSD daily, masturbated compulsively and stalked schoolgirls, according to court records after his 1976 arrest for kidnap and rape. Jaycee Dugard's accused abductor indulged in "sexual fantasies" watching "young females," he admitted in testimony obtained by the New York Daily News. "I have done it by the side of schools, grammar schools and high schools, in my car," said Garrido. 

Police are currently seeking evidence linking Garrido to the disappearance of three schoolgirls near his home after he was freed from prison in 1988. Garrido, fitted with a GPS tracking device, wasn't barred from places where children congregate because he was sentenced for an attack on an adult, CNN notes. Of the '76 attack, Garrido said: "I had this fantasy. No way to stop it." A shrink concluded then that Garrido was competent to stand trial, and found no evidence of "organic brain damage."

A Contra Costa sheriff inspects the backyard of the Phillip Garrido residence in Antioch, Calif.
A Contra Costa sheriff inspects the backyard of the Phillip Garrido residence in Antioch, Calif.   (AP Photo/Ben Margot)
FBI agents and deputies talk in front of the Caliornia house where an Phillip and Nancy Garrido were taken into custody in connection with the abduction of Jaycee Dugard.
FBI agents and deputies talk in front of the Caliornia house where an Phillip and Nancy Garrido were taken into custody in connection with the abduction of Jaycee Dugard.   (AP Photo/The Contra Costa Times, Sherry Levars)
Phillip Garrido peers out over the El Dorado Superior courtroom in Placerville, Calif., during his arraignment on 29 felony counts stemming from the abduction of Jaycee Dugard.
Phillip Garrido peers out over the El Dorado Superior courtroom in Placerville, Calif., during his arraignment on 29 felony counts stemming from the abduction of Jaycee Dugard.   (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli)
Phillip Garrido sits next to his court appointed attorney during his arraignment last week.
Phillip Garrido sits next to his court appointed attorney during his arraignment last week.   (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli)
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COMMENTS
Showing 3 of 8 comments
ArtfullyViscious
Sep 4, 2009 1:15 AM CDT
LMAO!!!! Dave I've been asking that SAME question this whole time!
grassisntgreener
Sep 3, 2009 5:28 AM CDT
1976 was 33 years ago,so maybe he took many drugs back then,whatever,what does that have to do with NOW and all the years in between?He may be sick,but perfectly capable of planning and acting out 2 lives for all these years,he's obviously schizo and a freak ,so what , there are many and they dont do this.He's competent to stand trial again.Death penalty anyone? (maybe by acid overdose)
Mad
Sep 2, 2009 10:56 AM CDT
You'd think he might have gained some insight to himself after dropping so much acid. And Brother Shonangreg is right: You can't trip daily, it just doesn't work

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