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The El Dorado County, California, District Attorney released disturbing new video that Phillip Garrido and his wife, Nancy, made as Nancy Garrido coaxed little girls into going gymnastics in the back of the couple's van as the Garrido's recorded it.

One of the videos, shot in 1993, two years after the Garridos kidnapped Jaycee Dugard, shows Nancy Garrido coaxing a little girl into doing "splits" for her on camera.

Nancy Garrido can be heard saying, "That's it. Can you go all the way down?"
The girl says she can.

Then Nancy Garrido said, “Let me see, I bet you can go down really easy.”

At one point, the girl noticed a light on the camera and she asked Nancy Garrido about it.

She answered, "I don't know anything about that camera” and appears to try to cover it up.

Police also released an interrogation video with Nancy Garrido. That raw video is on the left. She confessed to police that she "maybe" made 10-20 of those videos. The videos were made for the viewing of her husband, Phillip Garrido. Click here for more raw video from the El Dorado County District Attorney's Office.

Nancy and Phillip Garrido are serving life sentences after pleading guilty. They kept Jaycee Lee Dugard captive in their backyard in Antioch, California for 18 years. Antioch is about a hour east of San Francisco.

For the newly released 24-page report from El Dorado County District Attorney's Office on what when wrong on the Jaycee Lee Dugard case, click here. (It is in PDF form.)

For an earlier article, with a complete timeline on the Jaycee Dugard case, click here.

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