Not quite the same story as “Seven Brides for Seven Brothers” kids, especially since this took place in the suburbs of Cleveland, instead of the backwoods of Tennessee!
Cleveland police were not very
forthcoming today with details on the investigation of the rescued kidnapping
victims, but a few leaked reports and at least one
odd coincidence are shedding some light on the man who appears to be most
responsible.
According to the family of Gina DeJesus, one the women who was held
captive for nearly a decade, say that she actually knew Ariel
Castro, the owner of the house where the women were found, because he was a
relative of one of her friends.
It’s not known if they interacted or had any sort of relationship before DeJesus was kidnapped, but since the other two women were also from the area, it’s possible he knew them as well.
According to the family of Gina DeJesus, one the women who was held
captive for nearly a decade, say that she actually knew Ariel
Castro, the owner of the house where the women were found, because he was a
relative of one of her friends. It’s not known if they interacted or had any sort of relationship before DeJesus was kidnapped, but since the other two women were also from the area, it’s possible he knew them as well.
Castro is awaiting charges along with his two brothers.
Their mugshots were just released to the media.
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