go back to the 1976 kidnap and rape of katie callaway hall. ied to abduct another woman, she fought him off. katie was not as fortunate. he rented this warehouse two weeks in advance. this was planned out. katie callaway hall pleaded with him, assault me and let's get it over with. he's like, no, i have this plan. michelle, i don't know where to begin when you talk about that sick planning. he had to live that fantasy out. >> well, yeah. this is clearly a predator. he was a child predator and he happened to catch katie callaway and brought her to a place that was set up, you know, with a mattress and carpeting and soundproofing. same m.o. >> that's right. >> the same m.o. he laid carpet up and down in the storage unit where katie callaway was taken. >> back to the point, how did we not lock him up and throw away the key. >> i don't know how you can do anything but that. he has proven he cannot be released. >> i thick psychologically, we need to really understand how high the recidivism rate is for child sexual predators and really create a hars

jaycee dugard in 1991, phillip garrido was sentenced to 50 years to life for kidnapping and ratety katie callawaytoday callaway still can't believe he was out of jail. >> not human. that would be the word, yeah. i don't think he knows reality. i don't think he knows right from wrong. and if he does, he doesn't care. >> reporter: the fact that garrido was paroled 11 years into his sentence and is accused of kidnapping and raping again has raised serious questions about the parole process. and just how much supervision actually takes place. >> they may not haveh lated their own rules, but i think it's pretty clear that they violated what would be considered good parole practice. >> reporter: law professor jonathan simon says parole rules were very different back in the '70s when garrido was sentenced. there was a lot of wiggle room for early release, guidelines became stricter in the '80s. about one in eight of the nation's parole lis are in california, 111,000 former inmates and each parole officer has an average of 70 cases. sometimes complacency may set in. >> they just didn't view mr. garrido a

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she's at the garrido house now, and joining us from san francisco, return visit with katie callaway hallped in an incredible eight-hour adventure with the suspect phillip garrido back in 1976 and lived in fear of him for all these years. sharon, is it hard for you to be at that house? >> yes. i was able to go on the property for the first time today. pi walked into the backyard, and it's just a horrific feeling back there knowing what those girls were going through living back there for all that time. >> larry: now, you have not had closure, so what is your wish tonight? >> my wish is to find michaela alive. i have not lost that hope, and i won't lose that hope until somebody can prove to me that she's not. my wish is that michaela would see me here on tv and that she would realize how much i miss her. i used to tell her when she was a child, be careful and take care of yourself because if anything happened to you, it would break my heart. i would just like her to see me and remember that and break free from wherever she's been and come home. >> one can only imagine what you have gone th

thank you sharon murch and katie callaway hall. thank you all. don't forget, bill clinton monday night. we now turn things over to our partner here, right here in los angeles covering all the news of the day and a big program coming up in an hour as well, here's anderson cooper and "ac 360." >> larry, thanks so much. tonight, a major break in the yale murder mystery. an arrest in the murder of grad student annie le. we also have new details about the suspect, raymond clark. we'll look into his past revealing almost two different people. some say he was quiet, unassuming, but others tonight, painting a far darker picture. that's him in court. >> we begin though with a new war of words in the health care debate. another fire fight that has nothing to do with health care reform itself. it started with the question for house speaker nancy pelosi at her weekly news conference, she was asked whether she was worried about how harsh the political atmosphere had become. here's what she said. >> i have concerns about some of the language that is being used

in 1976, katie callaway hall agreed to give him a ride to a supermarket.e raped her and held her captive for hours until he finally escaped. listen to her tell her story. >> how did you get out? >> a policeman happened to save me. it was his beat. the mini warehouse area was his beat, came shining a flashlight on each individual lock and saw one was picked and he investigated, he banged on the door. >> did phillip answer the door? >> phillip went out to answer the door, he came back in and he said, it's the heat. am i going to have to tie you up or will you be good? i said, no, i've been good, i've been good, don't tie me up. he went back out there with the vote and i sat there for a minute, if there a's policeman t there, i have to try. i went crashing through under the rugs, over the boxes, right out into the parking area, where the policeman was, completely naked. >> whoa! the cop immediately what? >> he look at me like i was crazy and phillip looked at me like i was crazy. i said help me, help me, please. he said what's going on. phillip said this is j

november 22nd, 1976, her name, katie callaway hall. phillip garrido asked her for a ride. then he tied her up and raped her repeatedly for eight hours. she told her story to larry king. listen to what she says happened next. >> phillip went out to answer the door. he came back in and he said, it's the heat. am i going to have to tie you up or are you going to be good? and i said, no, i've been good. don't tie me up. he went back out with the receipt and i thought for a minute, if there's a policeman out there, i have to try. >> larry: what did you do? >> i went crashing through over the boxes right out into the parking area from the policeman was. completely naked. >> garrido was kidnapp convicter kidnapping and raping hall. but only served 11 years of a 50-year sentence. how did a monster like this ever get out of prison? we'll take your calls. joining me to talk about it, stacy kaiser, psychotherapist. also with us, robin sachs, prosecutor and author. stacy, let me start with you. as this lady comes forward bravely to tell her story, she's been dealing with this for the

years into their marriage garrido was sentenced to 50 years in prison for kidnapping and raping katie callaway hall at a storage facility. >> he that had set up to keep someone for a while. >> reporter: meanwhile police continue to hunt for clues that might link garrido to other murders in the area. >> this was the week before she died. >> reporter: 66-year-old mini's daughter was 15 when she was killed. she says a homicide detective has now contacted her about her daughter's 1998 slaying and a possible connection to garrido. >> he said i'm here to tell you that he's a man of interest. i feel like my daughter really can't rest up we find out who did it. >> reporter: mike's daughter disappeared over 20 years ago. jaycee's story hits close home. >> how two people could live together in one house knowing that they are abusing someone else's child is unconsentsable to me. >> reporter: yet jaycee's safe return is it provide comfort to a family that even after 20 years still keep as light on by the door. >> we leave the lights on for her, outside lights all thit in case she comes home during the nig

garrido's mind, details from his 1977 trial, where he was convicted of kidnapping and raping katie callawayer, garrido said, quote, i had this fantasy that was driving me to do this. inside of me. something that was making me want to do it without no way to stop. garri garrido's first wife, christine murphy, speaking out for the first time, describes him as a monster. >> i just wanted my life to be the way it used to be. before phillip garrido. >> reporter: garrido also testified in that 1977 trial that intense drug use stimulated his sexual addictions. he says he cruised neighborhoods as a peeping tom, driving around town exposing himself in public places, including schools. he also testified that he often fantasized by raping women. but he says after turning to god, he started to feel ashamed of his actions. murphy says, sex issues caused her marriage with garrido to fall apart. >> i never got pregnant. and i always thought he couldn't have children. >> what happened to your marriage? >> well, it fell apart. because of his neediness for x sex. >> reporter: investigators now say they have

. >> reporter: and 33 years ago, garrido was accused of kidnapping katie callaway, outside of a market, handcuffing her and taping her mouth. driving her across the state line to reno, nevada, where he took four hits of lsd, and raped her in a rented storage unit, similar to this one. investigators called it a sex palace. boxes of china acted as a decoy at the entrance. there was a mattress on the floor. and garrido had pornographic magazines, sex toys, wine, a movie projector, a spotlight, and hot water. he was discovered by a police officer who saw the car, thought it looked suspicious, and then saw a broken lock on the storage unit. >> he kept banging on the door until mr. garrido opened up the door. and they had a short conversation. and at that time, a naked woman ran out. >> reporter: garrido immediately confessed to the rape. during his trial, he admitted to being a peeping tom and having strong rape desires. he was sentenced to 50 years at leavenworth federal prison. but released after serving just ten years. taking advantage of his early parole, to allegedly kidnap little jayc