Three Cleveland Missing Women Found Alive after Ten Years

What can be called as a bizarre find of the present times, three women who went missing separately about a decade ago in Cleveland, Ohio, have been found alive in a house a few miles away from where they disappeared.

Amanda Berry (right) reunited with her sister after being found in Cleveland, Ohio. Photograph: AFP/Getty Images

A neighbour said he let one of the women out of the house just south of downtown after he heard her screaming on Monday. In a recorded emergency call, the freed woman told the dispatcher: "I'm Amanda Berry. I've been on the news for the last 10 years."

Neighbour Charles Ramsey told WEWS-TV he heard screaming and saw Berry, whom he did not recognize  at a door that would open just enough to fit a hand through. He said she was trying desperately to get outside and pleaded for help to reach police, so he kicked down the door to free her. 

Police found two other missing women in the house – Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight – as well as a six-year-old child. They have not revealed the child's identity or relationship to anyone in the house. The women appeared to be in good health and were taken to a hospital to be assessed and to be reunited with relatives. Three brothers have been arrested.

Read more about it at: The Guardian
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