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I Am Elizabeth Smart is a documentary defiantly worth watching. Elizabeth Smart tells of how a man armed with a knife kidnapped her when she was only fourteen years old. During Elizabeth's abduction she was starved, threatened, and worse of all raped. Her abductor had her so scared she did not try and escape. Thankfully after nine months of physical, mental, and emotional abuse the cops finally had a good lead. When the cops found Elizabeth and her abductor they kept questioning her about who she was, but Elizabeth would deny who she was over and over. The police decided to place Elizabeth in the police car away from her abductor. That's what it took for her to say I am Elizabeth Smart. This is a hard
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