. >> reporter: but but angie kiel says in the mid of all of the horror and loss, jaycee unknowingly gave her and other parents an incredible gift. >> this guy walked around the corner, and he said, if you come find my wallet with me, i'll give you $5. >> reporter: that was kiel's son emmitt certainly after a frightening 1992 encounter. emmitt said the man chased him but he got away on his bike. >> practice these things with your family. >> reporter: emmitt was taught to escape through a program in schools called a fighting chance. >> my name is terry. i'm jaycee lee dugard's mother. >> reporter: jaycee's mother helped launch it in her daughter's honor, six years after her disappearance. >> we would put the kids in the trunk of the car and we would lower the hood, actually lower this. we don't latch it all the way. >> reporter: isn't that a little scary for the kids? >> at first it is a little scary for them. but, boy, when they get out of the trunk, they feel really good. they understand what it takes to break wires, what it takes to kick out taillights or what it takes to bang on the to