Tanya Kach: 'Grace of God' helped her survive a decadelong kidnapping | Banfield

[@t.t6191]

The Grace of God 🙏 strong people.

[@I_saidwhatisaid]

This should be on tv news!

[@katd1845]

I agree 💯

[@beepboop9464]

It is...😂 News Nation is a tv station 🤦‍♀️

[@ZFern9390]

When i was 14 and 15 a man named Bob whom was in his 40s probably, started hanging around a friend of mine. Giving her money , beer , weed and whatever else and i stopped hanging with them because i found it creepy and plain seedy. My gut instincts kicked in fast.

[@crisfield4364]

She was captive for 10 years but her captor was only sentence to 15 years?! Should have been life. Disgusting. And her parents are disgusting for blaming her in part.

[@Tammymarie1120]

She was not captive

[@caitlindonaghy2211]

I love Elizabeth smart and tanya kach they are inspring ❤

[@sweetpeaz1964]

I feel sorry for Tanya, I just watched the movie but I just don't understand why in the world did she stay in that house, she could of left when he went to work, I wish I would have had that choice to lock and unlock my abuser door when I was 15😢😢😭 I wasn't so lucky I actually had to figure out how to get out of that house when he was at work because there were boards on the windows. It took me a month and four days but I got away😢

[@newmenewseason]

She was groomed to believe she was unlovable which was a lie so she didn't know any better.

[@Eurocatbaby]

Sadly people need to be watching they boys when the female teachers are paying attention to them. We are hearing so many female teachers starting relationships with these young boys that is just as important. So it doens't matter if we have a daughter or son watch whoever is in their life and circle around them. Watch for signs things aren't right. If they are spending the night with someone do you know who will be in the house. Does you child know they can call you and you will be there right away for them. These days I would be doing a full security check on anyone that my kids is staying with. You can never be too careful.

[@katd1845]

I don't believe any child should be allowed to sleep overnight at anyone's home. People are messed up and we don't know how or how much. Keep your children close. I agree.

[@Eurocatbaby]

@@katd1845 That is true. After that case in Oklahoma Jesse L. McFadden he was convicted sex offender. McFadden was set to stand trial in at 9 a.m. on Monday on charges of solicitation of a minor, but failed to show, according to court records. A bench warrant for failure to appear was issued, the records show, anMcFadden was set to stand trial in at 9 a.m. on Monday on charges of solicitation of a minor, but failed to show, according to court records. A bench warrant for failure to appear was issued, the records show, and authorities then discovered the bodies while executing a search warrant.d authorities then discovered the bodies while executing a search warrant. He murdered his wife who had written him in prison. He murdered his wife her 3 kids and the 2 girls that were having a sleepover. Why the wife allowed those other children to sleep over I don't know. They had stayed there before but this time probably due to that case he was facing. Of course, he killed himself. Then the dude in Oregon who his daughter had a sleep over and he drugged their mango smoothies. If that one 12yr little girl hadn't liked it but pretended to be asleep when he came down who knows what would have happened. If you enjoy watching trials past and current. We have a facebook page called Trial Junkies United. We chat about cases and current crimes. Come join us.

[@BrittanyCope]

Even family.

[@Eurocatbaby]

@@BrittanyCope That is a good point. If you have relatives that have issues I would stay away because why risk you kids. Watch how they all act around your children. I think another thing to think about is if they invite people over when you child is there you don;t know those people. I had a friend that would not let their girls spend the night with anyone that older brothers. At first I thought that was odd, but these days it makes since. Because older brother can mean his older friends also coming over. You have to do what you have to do these days to protect your children.

[@gayemarianesfox2405]

How did she get away from him?

[@deniseborchardt4491]

Kach's nightmare ended when she confided in a neighborhood deli owner and was able to escape. She was 24 years old at the time. For the first four years of her decade-long captivity, Kach wasn't allowed to leave Hose's second-story bedroom, where she was kept locked inside and sexually abused daily.

[@BrittanyCope]

Where can I see this full interview?

[@deniseborchardt4491]

There was a Lifetime movie recently of this story called "The Girl Locked Upstairs".

[@wandamaxwell4279]

Prayers for her

[@northerngirl1637]

Her parents are terrible for suing her.

[@BellaLeoLicorice]

Not sure why they call this a kidnapping when she voluntarily ran away to his house...

[@summerricker1745]

It's called a kidnapping because he wouldn't let her leave. Really not that hard to figure out.

[@chilo8187]

@@summerricker1745People are more stupid than I like to think about 😂

[@pennybourban3712]

At fourteen, she was not legally allowed to "volunteer" to go with him. It is considered kidnapping which he well knew and kept her hidden.

[@pennybourban3712]

@@chilo8187 Or just defend abusers.

[@sweetpeaz1964]

​@@summerricker1745🤔🤔🤔But she could have left at any time and went to the police

[@maciowilliams902]

U could have escaped soooo long ago. You CHOSE to stay there as long as you did. I’m sorry, but the movie portrays so many opportunities when you could have left. You did this JUST TO GAIN FAME!