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Girls missing almost 10 years found and OK, in Cleveland

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Berry was last seen in 2003 when she was called her sister to say she was getting a ride home from work at the Burger King on West 110th Street and Lorain Avenue. She was set to turn 17 the day after her disappearance. Her mother died of heart failure in 2006.

 

On April 2, 2004, 14-year-old DeJesus went missing while walking home from Wilbur Wright Middle School. She was last seen around West 105 Street and Lorain Avenue. Her mother, Nancy Ruiz, said she believed DeJesus was sold into human trafficking.

 

Read more: Cleveland police dispatch: Missing teens Amanda Berry and Gina DeJesus found alive

Amazing that these girls were able to survive this long and escape...

My wife just old me a story about a mom who went missing 10+ years ago only to turn herself in in Florida.

Crazy! I bet that guy will answer many questions.

Just finished watching Hawaii 5-0 and this was the story line for the episode this evening.

As for the kidnapper of these 3 women, I'm all for a quick trial tomorrow and have him hung by dark.

Save the the system the money of keeping him jail.

FKYW, :laugh:

 

That was a priceless interview.

Worked fine for me, and was worth a listen.

"I knew something was wrong when a little white girl ran into the arms of a black man."

 

Charles Ramsey. Legend.

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"I knew something was wrong when a little white girl ran into the arms of a black man."

 

Charles Ramsey. Legend.

"Dead Giveaway, either she Homeless or she's got problems"

I'd have to call that guy an "unlikely" hero.

He's the new Antoine.

 

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