Dugard Case

As expected with people who have been kidnapped for a very long period of time, Jaycee Lee Dugard bonded with her captors.

After all, she lived with her kidnappers far longer than she had with her own family. She even worked at her abductor/molester's printing business. She was smart and very good at what she did.

They knew the 29-year-old Dugard as "Allissa" and believed Garrido when he said she was his grown daughter. Mostly, they knew her as the courteous, professional young woman who, in telephone calls and e-mails, helped them order business cards, flyers and posters.

"He told us up front he works with his daughter. He said Allissa did all of the graphic design and he did all of the printing," said J.P. Miller, who hired Garrido this month to advertise his Orinda-based company, A&J Hauling.

Meanwhile, a bone fragment has been found on Garrido's property.