Authorities say kidnapped girls didn’t eat for days

  • By ADRIAN SAINZ and HOLBROOK MOHR
    Associated Press
  • Saturday, May 12th, 2012
    A green ribbon is tied to a lamppost on Friday, May 11, 2012, in Whiteville, Tenn. The ribbons were put up originally to show hope in finding Jo Ann Bain and her three daughters when they went missing April 27. According to authorities, Adam Mayes, accused of killing Jo Ann Bain and her oldest daughter before kidnapping her other two girls, killed himself Thursday, May 10, near New Albany, Miss., but the two children were rescued without injuries and released from a hospital Friday. (AP Photo/Mark Humphrey)

    A green ribbon is tied to a lamppost on Friday, May 11, 2012, in Whiteville, Tenn. The ribbons were put up originally to show hope in finding Jo Ann Bain and her three daughters when they went missing April 27. According to authorities, Adam Mayes, accused of killing Jo Ann Bain and her oldest daughter before kidnapping her other two girls, killed himself Thursday, May 10, near New Albany, Miss., but the two children were rescued without injuries and released from a hospital Friday. (AP Photo/Mark Humphrey)