Elizabeth Smart: Kidnap victim Elizabeth Smart will have a role as a contributor to ABC News, The Daily Beast reported Wednesday. Smart, twenty-three, is expected to act as an expert in a different network shows including "Good Morning U.S.A." And "Nightline" "This is really a matter of looking back and tell their own story, which is well told and comes to life," ABC spokeswoman Julie Townsend, said that the role of Smart. Instead, Smart will be "to help viewers understand the stories of missing humans from the perspective of knowing what a family experiences when a loved one disappears." She said intelligent display "when there are missing children and missing human cases in the news." Smart was taken at knifepoint from her parents' home in Salt Lake City, Utah, in 2002, when he was only fourteen years. She was raped on an almost daily for a period of nine months. Teen found warning when the pilot, who had heard about the kidnapping of "United States Most Wanted", I saw in Sandy, Utah, about eighteen miles (twenty-nine km) from home, the company of Brian David Mitchell and his wife, Wanda Barzee . Mitchell was sentenced to life imprisonment in May this year. Barzee had previously pleaded guilty to federal charges of kidnapping and the illegal transport of low and serve fifteen years in prison.Elizabeth Smart
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