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& 13; 7 may 2013 & 13; last updated at 19:00 gmt & 13; police have praised the bravery of three women found alive on monday evening in a house in cleveland, ohio, after they vanished about a decade ago.
amanda berry, who disappeared in 2003 aged 16, escaped with a neighbour's help while her alleged captor was away.
gina dejesus, who went missing aged 14 a year later, and michelle knight, who vanished in 2002 aged about 19, were also rescued from the property.
a school bus driver and his two brothers have been arrested. the three women were taken to hospital for a check-up and to be reunited with their relatives before being discharged on tuesday morning.
a six-year-old girl also rescued from the house was believed to be the daughter of ms berry, deputy police chief ed tomba told a news conference.
fbi special agent stephen anthony said: the nightmare is over. These three young ladies have provided us with the ultimate definition of survival and perseverance. The healing can now begin.
it is difficult to believe that seymour avenue could be home to such a crime: a quiet tree lined street with houses knocked about and sometimes boarded up, a red-brick church and traffic humming back and forth at either end.
but it is the residents and neighbours who are most surprised. Aurora marti, 75, has lived across from 2207 seymour avenue for 27 years. Ariel castro used to come and sit on her porch and chat with her. He took her granddaug......Read More detail
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