Elizabeth Smart, two other Utahns honored in Washington

                   
deseretnews.com     22-May-2008            

WASHINGTON — Elizabeth Smart helped the Justice Department unveil a new pamphlet aimed at children who have returned home after being abducted. At the same ceremony, Elizabeth's father Ed Smart gave a speech, the department honored Lt. Jessica Farnsworth from the Utah Attorney General's Office of... [read full story]                

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Elizabeth Smart shares shares how to survive being kidnapped

abc4.com     20-May-2008          

SALT LAKE CITY (ABC 4 News) - The Department of Justice asked Elizabeth Smart and four other kidnap survivors to write a "survivor's guide" using their experiences for a publication. It will then help other victims. In it, Elizabeth will be answering questions dealing with victims surviving and...                

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Elizabeth Smart hopes to aid victims

deseretnews.com     20-May-2008          

She offers advice in survivor's guide pamphlet It's been a little over five years since Elizabeth Smart was found safe after being abducted for nine months. For Smart, her life today is about schooling, her job as a bank clerk, practicing the harp and finding free time to do whatever else she can...                

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Elizabeth Smart gives advice in survival guide for kidnap victims

scrippsnews.com     20-May-2008          

SALT LAKE CITY -- Just days after being rescued from her nine-month ordeal at the hands of accused kidnappers, Elizabeth Smart hiked into the foothills above her home to a brushy, hidden campsite where she was held captive during several of those months. "I felt great. I felt triumphant. It was...                

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Elizabeth Smart contributes to guide for kidnap victims

heraldextra.com     20-May-2008          

SALT LAKE CITY -- Elizabeth Smart is giving advice in a government guide for kidnap victims. She and her father, Ed Smart, will be in Washington, D.C., to release the pamphlet Wednesday. The 20-year-old Utah woman was kidnapped in 2002. Nine months later, in March 2003, she was discovered walking...                

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Elizabeth Smart shares how to survive being kidnapped

abc4.com     20-May-2008          

SALT LAKE CITY (ABC 4 News) - The Department of Justice asked Elizabeth Smart and four other kidnap survivors to write a "survivor's guide" using their experiences for a publication. It will then help other victims. In it, Elizabeth will be answering questions dealing with victims surviving and...                

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Elizabeth Smart offers advice to other abduction victims

scrippsnews.com     21-May-2008          

SALT LAKE CITY -- Some advice from kidnap survivor Elizabeth Smart to other kidnap survivors: "Hang on. Keep moving forward. Take one step at a time. It will get easier." And this: "You have a new, and different, life now -- a new normal. This new life can be something good if you make it that...                

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No high court review in Elizabeth Smart kidnapping case

ksl.com     22-May-2008          

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -- The U.S. Supreme Court has denied a petition to review forced medication ordered for the woman charged in the 2002 kidnapping of Elizabeth Smart. Attorneys for Wanda Eileen Barzee sought a hearing to determine if a Utah judge had correctly ordered that she be given...                

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No high court review in Elizabeth Smart kidnapping case

deseretnews.com     22-May-2008          

Published: Wednesday, May 21, 2008 6:45 p.m. MDT The U.S. Supreme Court has denied a petition to review forced medication ordered for the woman charged in the 2002 kidnapping of Elizabeth Smart. Attorneys for Wanda Eileen Barzee sought a hearing to determine if a Utah judge had correctly ordered...                

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Forced meds in store for Elizabeth Smart suspect

charlotte.com     22-May-2008          

Utah officials are expected to begin the forced medication of a woman suspected in the Elizabeth Smart kidnapping after the Supreme Court declined to review the matter.Attorneys for Wanda Eileen Barzee, 62, had sought a hearing to determine whether a Utah judge had correctly ordered that she be...                

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Forced meds in store for Elizabeth Smart suspect

news-journal.com     22-May-2008          

By JENNIFER DOBNER Associated Press Writer SALT LAKE CITY — Utah officials are expected to begin the forced medication of a woman suspected in the Elizabeth Smart kidnapping after the Supreme Court declined to review the matter. Attorneys for Wanda Eileen Barzee, 62, had sought a hearing to...                

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