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AI Overview

Fourteen-year-old Elizabeth Smart was abducted from her Salt Lake City, Utah home in the middle of the night on June 5, 2002.

The Abduction and Captivity

• The Kidnapping: Brian David Mitchell, a transient street preacher previously hired by the family for casual work, entered Smart's bedroom at knifepoint. Elizabeth's younger sister, Mary Katherine, witnessed the abduction in the dark and pretended to be asleep.
• The Captivity: Smart was held for nine months by Mitchell and his wife, Wanda Barzee. She endured horrific physical and sexual abuse in makeshift mountain camps and was forced to travel with them.
• The Clue: Mary Katherine remembered that the family had once interacted with Mitchell, whom he called "Emmanuel". This crucial recollection eventually led to public sketches and the identification of the abductor.

Rescue and Aftermath

• The Rescue: Smart was recognized and rescued by police on March 12, 2003, in Sandy, Utah, after citizens spotted her walking with Mitchell and Barzee and called authorities.
• The Sentences: Brian David Mitchell was sentenced to life in federal prison. Wanda Barzee served a 15-year sentence and was released in 2018.
• Advocacy and Media: Smart became a prominent child safety and trauma advocate, establishing the Elizabeth Smart Foundation. Her story is also the subject of the Netflix true-crime documentary feature Kidnapped: Elizabeth Smart.