Jennifer Schuett Speaks Out Against Violence

Jennifer Schuett Speaks Out Against Violence, 20 years after she was abducted, raped and had her throat cut and left for dead on top of an ant hill for 12 hours.

It was August 10, 1990 and Jennifer Schuett was only 8 years old, but she still remembers details of that night, in Dickinson Texas and about her abductor. Her abductor has not been caught, yet.

Face it Baby Boomers, America needs to have tougher laws against these men and women who do these horrific crimes. Speak out…

Jennifer Schuett Speaks Out Against Violence and her diligence against her abductor/rapist recently got enough interest that she was profiled on “America’s Most Wanted,” which resulted in several leads from viewers who called in with information.

Jennifer Schuett, 27, has a remarkable story of surviving her abduction. Left for dead with her throat cut, including her voice box, they never thought that she would speak again. Now she speaks out against her abductor and violence against children.

Investigators were never able to identify a suspect, but new DNA testing may change that and her purpose is to find her attacker and have him prosecuted.

“It’s not about me anymore. It’s about all the little girls that go to sleep at night. I know there are so many girls out there who have been raped and hurt. You have to fight back,” states Jennifer.

For more information on Jennifer Schuett’s case, go to JusticeForJennifer.com and if you missed Jennifer’s story on America’s Most Wanted, go to AMW.com and click on the left side that says “Watch Full Episodes.”

Houston FBI Special Agent Richard Rennison is one of the lead investigators in the case, along with Dickinson police Detective Tim Cromie and perhaps some one will remember something that will give Jennifer closure on what happened so long ago. There is a $10,000 reward for information leading to closure of this case.

Jennifer Schuett Speaks Out Against Violence and one thing for sure…she won’t give up until her attacker is caught. She is not a victim, she is a survivor. For the full story go to CNN News.