A woman who was kidnapped after leaving her Northern California home to jog and held captive for three weeks was “very emotional” after a passing driver found her on the side of a rural road, a local sheriff said Friday.
Authorities were looking for two armed women they believe abducted Sherri Papini, 34, on Nov. 2, Shasta County Sheriff Tom Bosenko said in an interview on “Good Morning America.” He called it very rare for her to be released about 150 miles south of where she disappeared near Redding. Read More
A woman who was kidnapped after leaving her Northern California home to jog and held captive for three weeks was “very emotional” after a passing driver found her on the side of a rural road, a local sheriff said Friday.
Authorities were looking for two armed women they believe abducted Sherri Papini, 34, on Nov. 2, Shasta County Sheriff Tom Bosenko said in an interview on “Good Morning America.” He called it very rare for her to be released about 150 miles south of where she disappeared near Redding. Read More
