Jan Broberg wants the documentary to be changed

Jan Broberg, victim of a shocking double kidnapping in Netflix's documentary "Removed Flat," revealed that she wanted to change part of the film because the story is not accurate.

The 56-year-old actress, kidnapped, raped and abused by her family friend, Robert Berchtold in the 70s,

Addressing ET Online, Jan explained how his abuser had not laid him under the sheets, stating: "It's a part of the documentary that I want to change because it's did not sleep in my bed.

"He was lying on top of my bed, just like mom, dad or anyone else, when I was 9, 10 or 11 years old, reading a story, tickling the back, you fell asleep. "

She added, "I fell asleep," he had said to my parents: "I have these tapes that this psychiatrist gave me. I am supposed to be laying with a child the same age as me when I was abused in my childhood.

"And then I lay down beside the child and I listened to these tapes, it is supposed to help me to overcome the trauma that I lived in my childhood."

Jan was just 12 when she was abducted and 14 when it happened again. The film, which took three years to complete, explains how the Broberg family ended up undergoing brainwashing and blackmail in order to take grim action.

Abduction in Plain Sight could be a sequel by taking a closer look at Berchtold, who also seduced Jan's parents, Mary Ann and Bob, in a bid to prepare their daughter.

Director Syke Borgman told Vanity Fair that she would like to expand her knowledge on a variety of topics that she did not have time to address, including grooming and brainwashing. – very interesting and complex things on both subjects of the documentary, but I would like to explore more.

"I guess in a perfect world it would be a kind of movie trilogy."

Abdled in Plain Sight is available for streaming on Netflix.