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23rd January 2019
03:33pm GMT

Jan and Berchtold[/caption]
Berchtold was initially arrested into kidnapping Jan, although he was soon released. He blackmailed the family into signing legal affidavits that said they had given him permission to leave the country with the young girl.
In 1976, he kidnapped Jan again.
This time, he fled with her to California, where he enrolled her in a Catholic girls' school. He visited her on the weekends by posing as her father.
She was missing for more than 100 days before she was found and returned home.
The documentary, which was released on Netflix earlier this month, features one-on-one interviews with Jan, her sisters, parents and an FBI investigator - all of whom are still haunted by the case.
Ever since its initial release, fans have been flooding Twitter with their reactions to the "jaw-dropping" and "bonkers" documentary.
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