
"House of horrors" survivor reveals she's happily married
The 36-year-old was kidnapped in 2002 by Ariel Castro and held at his Cleveland house for more than a decade
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The 36-year-old was kidnapped in 2002 by Ariel Castro and held at his Cleveland house for more than a decade
Co-authors Amanda Berry and Gina DeJesus were held captive by Ariel Castro for about a decade before 2013 escape
Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight received courage awards from Ohio Gov. John Kasich
He was found hanging in his prison cell shortly after the start of a life plus a 1,000-year sentence
Ariel Castro, the man accused of holding three women captive for about a decade, said he knows he was wrong
Ariel Castro was sentenced to life in prison without parole
Ariel Castro spoke to the court at his sentencing hearing and said he was not a monster and that he was sick
Ariel Castro explains his actions during his sentencing hearing in Cleveland
Ariel Castro spoke to the court at his sentencing hearing about his addiction to pornography
Ariel Castro told the court at his sentencing hearing that he is not a violent person
Ariel Castro - the man who held three women captive for about a decade in his Cleveland home - spoke to the court at his sentencing
In their first public words since they were rescued, the three kidnapping victims who endured a decade of torture said via YouTube they are grateful
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At first, police chief Michael McGrath did not have hope his men were talking about survivors when they reported finding the women in the Cleveland home
One of the first officers to arrive at the Cleveland horror house - and the dispatcher who sent him - tell of freeing women held hostage for a decade
Residents describe what they saw when Amanda Berry ran for help and police raid Ariel Castro's home
The three women recently freed after a decade of captivity in Cleveland said through their lawyer they were happy to be home
Video shows police storming Ariel Castro's house
Cleveland kidnappings investigation leads to scrutiny over police handling of Michelle Knight's disappearance
Full episode of the CBS Evening News from May 11, 2013
Follow key events in the disappearances of Amanda Berry, Michelle Knight and Gina DeJesus in Cleveland
The baby was born to Amanda Berry in a plastic baby pool in Ariel Castro's basement without doctors, nurses or medication
Full episode of the CBS Evening News from May 10, 2013
Full episode of the CBS Evening News from May 9, 2013
Hear the 911 call placed by Charles Ramsey after he heard screams from behind the door of a Cleveland house where three missing women were found
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