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Kidnapper apologizes to Elizabeth Smart, will cooperate

A woman accused of helping kidnap Utah teenager Elizabeth Smart from her bed in 2002 apologized to the young woman Tuesday as she pleaded guilty to federal charges.

People.com: Woman Who Helped Kidnap Elizabeth Smart Pleads Guilty

Wanda Barzee agrees to testify against her husband, who allegedly masterminded Smart's imprisonment

People.com: Elizabeth Smart Says Her Ordeal Never Held Her Back

"We all have our trials," she says, but we also "have angels on the other side"

Captor kept me on tether, Elizabeth Smart testifies

Elizabeth Smart was not afraid to face Brian Mitchell in her first testimony detailing her 2002 abduction.

People.com: Elizabeth Smart Testifies About Her Abduction Ordeal in Horrifying Detail

The kidnapped Utah woman says she was drugged, bound, starved and repeatedly sexually assaulted

People.com: Elizabeth Smart to Face Alleged Abductor in Court

Held captive for nine months as a teen, she'll testify at a competency hearing for Brian David Mitchell

People.com: Elizabeth Smart's Advice to Jaycee Dugard: Move Forward in Life

Dugard shouldn't let "this horrible event take over and consume the rest of your life," says Smart

People.com: Elizabeth Smart Says 'Miracles Do Happen'

Six years after her kidnapping, the now 20-year-old tells PEOPLE she "hasn't wasted time looking back"

Elizabeth Smart: Ready for college and moving on after kidnapping

Three years ago Elizabeth Smart was kidnapped from her suburban Salt Lake City bedroom and held captive for nine months. Brian Mitchell, a self-described "minister of the Lord," and his wife, Wanda Ilene Barzee, were charged in the girl's disappearance.

Then & Now: Elizabeth Smart

In March 2003, missing Salt Lake City, Utah, teenager Elizabeth Smart was found alive after being kidnapped and held captive for nearly nine months. Almost three years after her ordeal, the 17-year-old high school senior's life is getting back to normal, and she works as a quiet activist for missing children.

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