Kidnapped: Elizabeth Smart | Official Trailer | Netflix
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In the early hours of June 5, 2002, 14-year-old Elizabeth Smart was abducted from her bedroom in Salt Lake City, Utah, igniting one of the most intense and widely covered missing-person cases in American history. Kidnapped: Elizabeth Smart is a gripping documentary feature that takes viewers inside the real story—told in Elizabeth’s own words and through exclusive interviews with her family, investigators, and those closest to the case. Blending archival footage and never-before-seen material, the film traces the harrowing nine months of Elizabeth’s captivity at the hands of Brian David Mitchell and Wanda Barzee. It explores the psychological and emotional toll on Elizabeth and her family, the relentless media attention, and the community’s tireless search for answers. The documentary not only revisits the events that shocked a nation but also spotlights Elizabeth’s journey of healing and her ongoing mission to inspire and protect others.
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@thedodobirdthanksgivings my gosh i forgive the ways i grew up having rules and laws so mich i was so much to them really, i forgive the ways people manipulate others by these kinds of sexualisations well your wrong, niw you guys know how PUUURE can be victims too.
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For people saying why did she not run away or alert someone when she had the chance. Perhaps its bizarre. But she was abused multiple times and also may have bonded with her captures. She was very young when taken and extremely sheltered.
My guess is that she was scared. Also she had spent time being tied up, so could not run.
They abused her and broke her down psychologically so that she probably didn't have the physical or mental strength to do much
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Wow the police is always useless everywhere and everytime😂
@fiona7259Beautiful brave young strong lady I’m glad Jesus protected you, baby girl and you’re back home. I want to see something about that creep that took you from your home but I won’t I sure hope that bastard in his dumb ass wife get the maximum punishment I know it’s been years since all this happened, but I just seen your documentary on Netflix. I will keep you in my prayers every night when I pray with my daughters and my grandkids.. God bless you and all your family. 🙏🏽✝️🎀💕
@cillayvette7976How come her mom wasn't part of the documentary?
@NoddyTaylor45I was abducted from my biological father, from my biological mother... for my best interest. And I still can't decide what to say about it 💯. I'm 54 years old...he was military and she was Japanese
@youdontneedtoknow-y7gDave Chappelle was right.
@eddierascalhaskell4954There is no logical explanation of their 9 year old daughter randomly just knowing that the kidnapper was Emanuel…… anyone want to give a how did she come up with that name out side of it being spiritual.
@RoyalDaughtersoftheKingOne of the hardest documentaries to watch on Netflix.
@LDR-l4rYou know I murderer or kidnapper gets away with a child every time or an adult or gets away with whatever and they never can find them and never can do them cuz you have there's a stupid rule 4872 hour no if your person is missing within the hours start looking for him don't depend on the police I can honestly say this The community and this world would help you more than the police would and tell me that ain't kindness
@TruleeSmith-q4s형사가 생각보다 무능해서 너무 놀랍다
@포포링-b6eThree cheers for Mary Catherine!
@tamararutland-mills9530Tweekin with a black man wow
@seansmith5468For these documentaries on netflix, I'd give it an 8/10. It is pretty good. Well done.
@SandorSopteiI watched old documents on youtube and now netflix documents her story.
@jimmyson98gaming95Cults to Consciousness YouTube Channel just had Elizabeth on do an amazing interview! Very much recommend everyone checking it out.
@MethodboxPlease bring back the second camera it was brilliant and added to your videos!
@MsLivinwithitI dont intend on reading her book, however, I am interested to know the amount of times Sher Jaysha was Raped during those 9 months.
@AlexFatherofDragonsI’m not excusing any of Richard’s crimes but the prosecutors literally killed that man from just the stress of all of the interrogations while knowing they hardly had any evidence against him.
@KhalidStoleeYour111Those asking why she didn't run sooner. Ask every masked muslim female that. Because they feared for their lives.And have always been indoctrinated form a early age if they do they will suffer the wrath of god. But we all know who their god is. Unfortunantely out of fear they do not.
@tootunedoutThe evil beast's wife should have got same conviction!!
@SuperLuckystrike1I watched the whole documentary just now. And I feel so disappointed on the police and system that they didn't really properly searched the area where the kidnapper kept her in the camp. They should have searched whole lake city thoroughly.
@chubs8427so welfare
@CarolinaRosas-i2ijust my luck clarissa
@CarolinaRosas-i2iHow in the hell did the wife only got 15 years?!! She should have gotten life in prison without parole. She can easily find another husband “prophet”, and do this again to another innocent child!
@ghadalaribi8194Just watch Elizabeth Smart tell her story. This is what I have wanted to say to her. Dear Elizabeth, I just want to say that I'm so sorry that I didn't recognize you when I saw you being hidden in plain sight. I saw the three of you walking on West Temple. My family just walked out of the conference center and my daughter and son were walking about 5 feet ahead of my husband and me. I spotted the 3 of you walking toward us. I mostly spotted the man, that now I know as Brian David Mitchell because I saw him checking out all the young women. As my daughter walked passed him, he paused looked back at her and was checking her out. I was furious! I went up into his face and said, YEAH! KEEP WALKING jerk!(but I didn't say jerk) He spun around and that's when I saw the knife under his clothes. I gathered up my kids like a mother hen and we ducted into the church library. When we came out, I saw him sitting there. We went out other doors. I felt like he followed us there. We were going to tell a police officer, couldn't see one, so we just left. I'm so sorry that I didn't see the whole situation. I wish that I would of saved you that day. All my intuition told me to protect my daughter from that monster. I'm so glad that you survived that monster. And, that you thrive to be a survivor. Thanks for sharing your story.
@herekitty6286Dogs,thats why you need to keep large dogs (best breeds that do mot sleep at night-pyrenees,kangal,alabai,leonberger,marenna) when you have kids.
@905linaSuddenly her sister remembered the kidnapper name? And the alarm was turned of that day, and her family behaviour says they're involved, obviously they lying
@سمسمالهاشمي-ز9تFelt bad for what happened to Richard Ricci.
@qwertsilog-x2cDave chappelle anyone?
@LifeandtimesofTinThey didnt talk about it enough but its why I always liked the show Americas Most Wanted because without that who knows what would have happened, because the cops were useless
@relaxcalm8847Für mich macht es den Eindruck als ob dieses mädchen gar nicht gefunden werden wollte... ich meine sie hatte unzählige Gelegenheiten gehabt zu entkommen... sie sollen sogar auf einer PATRY gewesen sein... aber sie hat natürlich auf den "PERFECT MOMENT" gewartet um zu flüchten... wollt ihr mich verarschen?? BULLS*IT... und die Kommentare das die polizei so unfähig und sinnlos sei machen mich krank... eine frage ihr spinner: wer hat sie nochmal gefunden????? Und sogar als sie von der polizei gefunden wurde hat sie versucht ihre "Entführer" zu schützen und gelogen.... WTF?????? und als sie ihren vater wieder begegnete wirkte sie auf mich traurig weil sie wieder nach hause musste.... bin ich der einzige dem das auffällt?? Meiner meinung nach stinkt das ganze zum Himmel... ich glaube sie ist selber von zuhause abgehauen. Schaut euch die doku mal aus diesen blickwinkel an und überzeugt euch selbst.
@patrickprvulovic9825A naive religious community. Much too sheltered for the realities of everyday living.
@t.o.o.smooth5870This is another case of religious psychosis and god telling a straight yt man to molest children. Typical
@joeskirockHer sister witnessed her being taken and told the cops they had the wrong guy. They didn’t believe her, kept interviewing and interrogating him so much that he ended dying in a cell. And when her sister remembered who it was had taken her and told the Police they wouldn’t belief her??? 🤦♂️
@thelolguy007Only one question. Why on earth Netfix interview Cory the detective? And he got promoted???
@alexteo8112Is this a serious documentary or the typical netflix slop? I'm afraid of wasting time
@17thsaviorIt's terrible that she was abducted, raped, and held captive. I don't understand how you could keep your mouth shut in front of other people, a police detective, and multiple police cars. Don't you want to escape? What TF is wrong with you? I don't get it. It's so ironic her last name is Smart.
@ray1johnson1That cop botched the case from the beginning! His ego got in the way!
@Elizabeth-rl8hiCringe-worthy police work… pathetic. I’m so sorry for the family! The news reporters weren’t much better. Shameful.
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Todo mérito a família...erro grotesco da polícia por 3 vezes, não ter acreditado na irmã mais nova quando falou o nome do sequestrador, a polícia ter soltado ele que já estava com a menina,e o detetive na biblioteca que abordou eles.e papo de religião que só o marido vê ..... Pelo amor lamentável
For anyone interested Elizabeth Smart has posted a video here on YouTube titled “touring Elizabeth Smart kidnap campsite” she takes you for the full 3 1/2 mile hike to where she was held.
@PeekagrooveHer sister is a true hero. Without her, nothing.
@nikamajpruzThis documentary made me realize how USELESS cops are! I can’t believe how many times she could’ve been rescued but wasn’t due to their incompetence.
@carom3597She has so many opportunities to escape, the scene in the library, in the club , just take of this “mask” and scream ..but she was just a kid, a scared kid.
@lanalara8237Absolutely NO need for the graphic descriptive CSA content. Normal viewers do not need these vulgar details. It's also hugely triggering for survivors. SMH
@Themis33Watching it now….Great documentary….but why didnt she yell out that she’s Elizabeth Smart in the library to the detective? At that point, she was in the safety of the detective…This could have been solved a long time ago and luckily she wasnt killed after that.
@NaimBigCreamThis story is bizarre. It feels less like a crime and more like a scripted movie.
The holes are everywhere. The "reality" they're selling is unacceptable.
And the mass media boom from Day One? That wasn't reporting. That was a launch.
They even let the detective slip up in the documentary: "We have a Hollywood story."
That's exactly what it is.
And that's exactly what they've been stuffing down our throats.