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Cleveland, Ohio / Missing Women #1043722

ABC Evening News for Wednesday, May 08, 2013
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(Studio: Diane Sawyer) The details of the life for three women held captive in a Cleveland house for a decade introduced; photo shown of Gina DeJesus.

(Cleveland: David Muir) The story of the three women breaking free and after featured; scenes shown of Amanda Berry's homecoming with her daughter and of Gina coming home; details given of their life in captivity, the treatment of pregnant Michelle Knight and the birth of Amanda's baby. [Sister Beth SARRANO†, Gina's mother Nancy RUIZ†, her father Felix DeJESUS†- make statements.] [OFFICIAL - says they have not been outside the home in ten years.] [Police chief Michael McGRATH†- says the little girl did leave the house occasionally.] The rumors about missing girl Ashlet Summers discussed.

(Studio: Diane Sawyer) The brief police radio transmissions as they got to the house played.

(Cleveland: Alex Perez) The double life led by the girls' captor Ariel Castro reviewed; scenes shown of Castro stopped by police at a gas station. [Castro neighbors Elsie CINTRONN†, Khalid SAMAD‡, Castro relative Julio PEREZ†- comment on the house and Castro.]

Reporter(s):
Sawyer, Diane;
Muir, David;
Perez, Alex
Duration:
00:08:10

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