Install Mandarin Keyboard. Upstanding citizen Ed Smart lives happily with his wife and five children in Salt Lake City. Until youngest daughter Mary Katherine is the traumatized sole witness to the kidnapping from their home of sister Elisabeth.

After treating Ed and eldest Charles as prime suspects for statistics' sake, undermining initially wide community support, they concentrate on jailed pedophile Richard Ricci. For years, the investigation goes nowhere, even after if becomes clear Ricci is probably Innocent. The lunatic kidnapper, homeless handyman turned mini-sect prophet 'Emmanuel', and his blindly-devoted airhead wife meanwhile indoctrinates 'adopted, chosen' Elisabeth, but fate and his alcohol demon bring him to the footlights. Trivia The attempted kidnapping of Elizabeth Smart's cousin was in fact neither a coincidence nor a practical joke.

Though unexplained in the film, Elizabeth often talked about her close relationship with her cousin, Olivia Wright, to her captors, inadvertently telling them where she lived and that she was close to her in age. Brian Mitchell, as part of his plan to take multiple wives, decided that Olivia would be his next victim, but the kidnapping attempt was unsuccessful when the family was awakened by the noise, causing Mitchell to flee the scene. Mitchell later unsuccessfully attempted to kidnap another girl while in San Diego.

Elizabeth Smart is ready to show her story. When Smart was 14 years-old, she was abducted from her home by religious fanatic Brian Mitchell, who raped, abused and drugged by until she was rescued nine months later. Now, the harrowing tale of Smart's kidnapping will air on Lifetime as I Am Elizabeth Smart debuts on Saturday, with Smart, 29, narrating the TV movie. News' Kristin Dos Santos sat down with Smart, along with Alana Boden who plays her, at the 2017 Summer TCA Press Tour, the American child safety activist spoke about why she was willing to relive the memories of her abduction for the movie. 'I have met so many survivors and I've worked with so many victims and I've heard so many other people's stories,' she said.

'I can't tell you how many times I've been approached after I've given a speech or something and somebody's come up to me and said, 'I've never told anyone this before but when I was 14 I was raped' or 'when I was 12 my dad sold me to pay the mortgage on the house.' I have had so many people come up to me and disclose their abuse that's happened to them and they've never told anyone.' Encouraging survivors and victims to speak out against their abusers couldn't come at a more relevant time, as the exposure of abuse in Hollywood continues to come out, with Harvey Weinstein, Kevin Spacey, Brett Ratner and others all being accused of abuse and assault. 'They shouldn't have to keep it a secret, they shouldn't have to hold it inside. Everyone deserves to be happy,' Smart said. 'No one deserves to be hurt in the way that I was hurt, the way that so many survivors and other victims are being hurt.

No one has the right to do that to them. So I want them to know that they're not alone.'

To hear more from Elizabeth Smart about helping other victims and survivors of abuse by sharing her story, and her message to victims, watch our interview with her above.

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