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Because i knew my daughter was out there alive. >> he is a great guy and really never gave up hope. obviously, in the case like this, a lot of people ask the question, why didnt these women try to leave? try to escape earlier? we have learned a lot over the years about what happens to people in captivity. and as we reported at the top of the program, we learned today from a law enforcement source with firsthand knowledge of the investigation that when amanda berry made her get-away monday, gina ...

Aware of that. and every indication that i have would indicate that they, you know, followed any lead that they had. but they did not, you know, they cant go into a house unless they have probable cause. they cant go in unless theres an emergency situation or a search warrant. i think its a mistake from what we know so far to be critical of the police department. >> there will be more charges to come in the case against ariel castro. still to come disturbing details about the ten years that the ...

A law enforcement official source tells cnn ariel castro has confessed to some of his actions. as crow, the man accused of kidnapping three women in cleveland, ohio and keeping them in captivity for a decade. meanwhile were hearing tonight from ariel castros family. they are begging for forgiveness. heres castros mother talking to telemundo in a tearful plea for her son. [ speaking spanish ] >> this comes as the search continues at castros home. cnn has obtain tonight exexclusive images of castr...

Hes wearing a sweatshirt type of thing. this is right after he was reinterviewed by police. he tries to go right there. they want him to go through the door. brian todd is in cleveland with the latest on the investigation and the charges filed today against ariel castro. >> authorities in cleveland lay out their case against ariel castro. >> i just signed criminal complaints charging aerial castro with four counts of kidnapping and three counts of rape. >> reporter: his two brothers are not bein...

And michelle states that ariel told her if the baby died he would kill her. were also learning more details about the state of mind of these women after years in captivity. >> reporter: a law enforcement source tells cnn that amanda berry had hit her breaking point. that she was desperate to get out of the house on seymour street. but why was she able to escape now after more than ten years in captivity? >> something must have clicked and she saw an opportunity. and she took that opportunity. i ...

And i agreed to never ask him about what happened in captivity out of respect for his privacy and the recovery, and i also spoke with his parents. when you heard that ginas family had hope after your rescue. >> it shows that people are watching and my story has really touched some people in ways we could hope that it did, and it makes me feel happy. >> pam, how important is it, and how important is it to keep hope alive while your child is missing? >> for me it wasnt all that difficult. i always...

Crime field the dna profile sample from the defendant. were working tonight right as we speak we will have results back tonight in the morning, by the morning well have a comparison with the 11 or so million dna profiles that are nationwide. many of those, course, are unknown and, you know, what the whole purpose of doing this is to determine whether or not this individual is involved in other crimes. >> yes, indeed. there have been reports there may have been another woman in captivity when mic...

Time, but not under these kind of circumstances, at least not that weve known of. i think its probably closer to people who have been military prisoners, but even those people -- i mean, if you think of someone who was captured in a military prison, they may have had relationships with other people. they had other things that they could draw on. these women started out as teenagers, so they couldnt replaybooks in their head. they couldnt, you know, reread plays that they saw. i mean, a lot of ti...

Reflected their state of mind. sources say they were brainwashed in a sense, fearful from their years in captivity. that reaction was not unusual. it even has a name. were learning more and more about what can happen and how quickly it can happen. relationships between a captor and a captive. here is randi kaye. >> reporter: kidnapper and victim, a relationship that can be one of the strangest and strongest in human psychology. and it may be just what the three girls kidnapped in ohio relied on ...

>> i agree with alan that we have to wait for all of the facts to be known until we reach a conclusion, but certainly a review of what they could have done or should do in same or similar circumstances, and unfortunately, there will be same or similar circumstances and hopefully not as horrific as this, but it is in order, and we will have to wait and see. >> we want to take a short break and talk to, you linda, when we come back about how the young women will be adapting to the new lives out of...