Why Elizabeth Smart Felt It Was Important to Tell Kara Robinson’s Story

Elizabeth Smart and Kara Robinson join “Tamron Hall” for a broadcast exclusive. Smart, who first garnered national attention in 2002 after being abducted at 14, gives us an inside look at her work as a child safety advocate. She’s shining a light on the harrowing abduction story of Kara Robinson who escaped after being kidnapped by a serial killer. Elizabeth is an executive producer of the new lifetime film “The Girl Who Escaped: The Kara Robinson Story.”
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[@janetjohnson7279]

Elizabeth is a Strong Woman, She's a Survivor!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@disneydame7850]

I just seen the movie omg gave me so much chills the trauma she endured was just so overwhelming!!!!! Prayers for these girls and prayers to many more!!!!!!!!

[@carrie14u2nv]

I follow Kara on Instagram. I knew nothing about her kidnapping just stumbled upon her account and started watching her videos of her telling her story. That woman is straight up amazing. Her and Elizabeth both are amazing. For Elizabeth and Kara as well to go on after all they have been through and help other survivors. These women are my heroes ❤

[@Li-Anderson]

Trauma ushered her into her calling, what a blessing.

[@noluthandozulu5007]

I wouldn’t call being kidnapped and raped a blessing but okay

[@MC-cw5ph]

​@@noluthandozulu5007.....L-Anderson is not saying what Kara went through was the blessing. The Courage, strength and amazing recall that helped get through the ordeal helps her today to be able to help others walk through the aftermath that in some ways will be with them all for the rest of their lives. Elizabeth and Kara chose the route of survivor instead of being victims. So, from your message to L-A, Kara is able to draw from her past to help others.

[@venessamaxwell8105]

I was abducted twice, once at 3 by my bio dad (no memory of it) for a month. Then at 7 and a half, I was abducted from the Miami Crandon Park zoo in 1966. For 3 hours I was raped and tortured. But I got away. I kept it a secret until I was 20.

[@jeni688]

Thank you for sharing. It is horrible what happened to you. You must have felt so lonely while keeping that secret.

[@venessamaxwell8105]

@@jeni688 thank you. I internalized a lot, failed third grade ( couldn’t sleep well) and I learned how to lie.

[@xlkarma8446]

You are as worthy as anyone else. You are a hero for still being here.

[@Pixel-kw8gu]

Oh my goodness! It’s absolutely horrible.. I’m so sorry you had to go through that..

[@lisathat3111]

💪🏼💪🏼

[@736693]

Did Shari Smith help Kara Robinson escape?

[@user-rh9hw2xr4b]

Obviously. He's a major problem.

[@josflos000]

🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍

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@CaseyAnthony😢