London, Sept 20 (ANI): Publishers and Hollywood studios have begun a multi-million dollar bidding war for the rights to sex slave Jaycee Dugard's horrifying life story.
Fresh details of the American Fritzl's victim have emerged, including that in the early days of her captivity, the terrified schoolgirl was so hungry she ate bugs and worms in the rambling back garden where she was held in tents and lock-up sheds, reports The Daily Express.
She had to use a garden hose to shower outside, even in winters, say detectives guarding her and her two daughters, fathered by kidnapper Phillip Garrido.
However, the public apparently is desperate for the full story of how Jaycee, now 29, survived after being snatched on her way to a school bus stop when she was only 11.
A New York literary agent, who estimates the book and film rights to be worth up to 12million dollars, said: "You couldn't dream up a script like this. Americans can't wait to hear the story from the girl who lived it."
A Hollywood studio producer said: "Everyone is in the market for this story. Poor Jaycee's life may have been hell for 18 years but she'll never want for anything for the rest of it."
Garrido, a registered sex offender, has been linked to six child abductions and murders stretching back years within a 400-mile radius of the ramshackle home in Antioch, California, where Jaycee was held. (ANI)
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