Elizabeth Smart talks about her second season working as a correspondent on Crime Watch Daily — and the new cases she is covering. By Cathy Free. Published on October 24, 2016 12:42PM EDT.

There was a moment during her nine months of captivity that Elizabeth Smart, a then-14-year-old kidnapped from her Salt Lake City home in 2002, thought she might be rescued. Police had approached ...

Elizabeth Smart urged authorities to think again about the impending early release from prison of Wanda Barzee, saying that Barzee not only assisted in her abduction but would sit next to -- and ...

Abducted at 14, hidden in plain sight, and forced into silence—Elizabeth Smart endured 9 months of horror. But what happened ...

Elizabeth Smart, who was repeatedly raped and assaulted after being kidnapped as a teen, said her instinct to survive prevented her from trying to escape. IE 11 is not supported.

Elizabeth Smart was 14 when she was abducted from her Salt Lake City bedroom on June 4, 2002. The Utah teen was held in captivity for nine months by homeless preacher and self-avowed prophet Brian ...

After losing his 6-year-old son, John Walsh turned grief into justice—becoming a lifeline for other families. Decades later, that lifeline would help bring Elizabeth Smart home.

Elizabeth Smart doesn’t like seeing herself on TV. “I hate watching myself,” she said with a laugh. “I hate listening to myself. I think, ‘Oh, my goodness.

Elizabeth Smart talked directly to her kidnapper Brian David Mitchell in a Salt Lake City, Utah federal court. She told the man, moments before he was sentenced to life in prison, "I know that you ...

Elizabeth Smart smiles on Feb. 23, in Sandy, while discussing a new book to be published close to the 20-year anniversary of when she was found following a nine-month kidnapping.

Kidnap survivor Elizabeth Smart has opened up about her sex life with her husband after the horrific ordeal she suffered at the hands of a rapist when she was 14.. The 33-year-old woman has ...

Elizabeth Smart and her father, Ed Smart, exit federal court after the sentencing of Elizabeth's kidnapper Brian David Mitchell in 2011. George Frey / Getty Images.