08-01-2014, 08:43 PM
Abigail has spoken out to her local newspaper, thanking them for running a second page timeline of the days of her disappearance.
In her first public words since returning home July 20 after a mysterious nine-month disappearance, Abigail "Abby" Hernandez says, "I'm taking it a little bit at a time, but I'm feeling a lot better every day."
Making a short visit Thursday to the offices of her hometown newspaper, the 15-year-old from North Conway, New Hampshire, thanked the editorial staff of the Conway Daily Sun for running a daily Page 2 box that kept count of the days since, according to authorities, she was abducted.
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Abigail confirms she saw the newspaper while abducted:
During the months that searchers were looking for her, Hernandez periodically saw the newspaper and its tally of days since she went missing, alerting her that she'd not been forgotten, her mother, Zenya Hernandez, told the paper.
If Abigail was in the storage container, she was at least given reading material and a light with which to read by. This case just gets stranger by the day.
In her first public words since returning home July 20 after a mysterious nine-month disappearance, Abigail "Abby" Hernandez says, "I'm taking it a little bit at a time, but I'm feeling a lot better every day."
Making a short visit Thursday to the offices of her hometown newspaper, the 15-year-old from North Conway, New Hampshire, thanked the editorial staff of the Conway Daily Sun for running a daily Page 2 box that kept count of the days since, according to authorities, she was abducted.
Read More
Abigail confirms she saw the newspaper while abducted:
During the months that searchers were looking for her, Hernandez periodically saw the newspaper and its tally of days since she went missing, alerting her that she'd not been forgotten, her mother, Zenya Hernandez, told the paper.
If Abigail was in the storage container, she was at least given reading material and a light with which to read by. This case just gets stranger by the day.