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Free burgers for life: Charles Ramsey, the man who helped save three women who were allegedly held by Cleveland kidnapping suspect Ariel Castro, will get free burgers for life.
Castro brothers knew nothing: The brothers of Ariel Castro have said they knew nothing of their brother’s alleged kidnapping and holding of three girls over a decade-long period in Cleveland.
Ariel Castro cold blooded: Castro, who is accused of holding three women against their will in his Cleveland, Ohio home for about a decade, allegedly told police that he is “cold-blooded” and addicted to sex.
Cleveland suicide note: Reports have emerged this week that Cleveland kidnapping suspect may have written a suicide note in which he confessed his crimes.
The three women who escaped from their captor in Cleveland can recuperate and have full lives, according to two experts. They will do best with privacy, acceptance, and counseling.
Ariel Castro has been charged with four counts of kidnapping and three counts of rape, after three girls and a young child were found in his Cleveland home earlier this week.
Charles Ramsey, the Cleveland man who found three missing women who went missing for around a decade, became an Internet hero after he gave an interview that went viral on YouTube.
Missing women found after around a decade were rescued in Cleveland, and reports on Tuesday say one had a child.
