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One instructor suggested that fourth girl still unaccounted for might be part of a pattern in this case. their all attra theyre all attractive, between the ages of 14 and 17 and all gone. >> one of their friends told a reporter today, quote, they dont find people who go missing, you know. i am at a loss of words. detective, thank you very much for talking with us tonight. appreciate you being here. >> thank you for having me. >> are there new developments in the circumstances of these young wome...

Evidence out of this home on seymour avenue in cleveland. we are learning more about the women involved and the young daughter of one of them apparently born a hostage. after a decade of captivity in this house, amanda berry, gina dejesus and michele knight are adjusting to freedom. michele remains in the hospital and amanda and gina in an undisclosed location. amandas relatives are anxiously awaiting her arrival. >> best thing that ever happened to me. best thing that ever happened. keep hope. ...

Popsicles safe witther former child captive jaycee dugard knows exactly what the cleveland women are going through and making headlines after what is presented the hope award. honor from the national center for missing and exploited children. at the groups gala last night. dugard made a brief reference to wantng made a brief reference to appe everything that is i would li to caid leve dugard was kidnapped in 1991 in california at age 11 and held captive for 18 years, and gave birth to two chil...

>> shepard: its an incredible news day. we could do two hours tonight. back to one of our big stories. prosecutors in cleveland have now filed charges in that nightmare kidnapping case. aerial castro as i mentioned faces charges of kidnapping women. keeping them locked up in a home decade. fourth charge relates to the 6-year-old daughter of one of those women. the daughter was conceived and born during her mothers captivity. as for the other two men, police arrested, prosecutors say there is no ...

They must adapt to a sur veal world to make it out alive. >> reporter: expect in the continuing joyous aftermath to hear healing and recovery thrown around. thats all any one can wish for now for three women who lost so much of life yet are still alive because they somehow had what it takes to survive. unfortunately, we have a long list of quite recent cases to study nor what that survival takes. a long list of children abducted and held from months to years, to nearly two decades in the case of...

>> reporter: a therapist who worked with dugard. >> what saved her was a early on relationship with her mother that allowed her to go into something with a strong sense of self. >> reporter: which suggests that whatever sustains a person during captivity is what they build on once theyre back in freedom. elizabeth smart for example, whose abduction from her home in 2002 when she was 14 was a national story. and the history of the world i dont think a little girl has been prayed for more than eli...

And this will be her homecoming. after being released from captivity, not even two days ago, 48 hours ago, and having spent time in the hospital, she is about to roll down those streets and through those crowds who have come out to cheer her on. these are neighbors, these are friends, some of them may even be strangers from the cleveland area who have just come by to wish her well and to give her their homecoming thoughts as she sees those balloons and toys and signs, all of these gifts that hav...

>> yes, of course. but obviously there is going to be a public defender assigned. unlike the jaycee dugard case, there is a less chance for an insane defense. he was active if the community, apparently he had some relationships with the community. i dont think there will be at least in that regard an insanity plea here. theres no wriggle room, whether you can negotiate 50 years or two years, hes going to prison for the rest of his life. >> we are all using intuition at this point. its like play-...

Sure which one is done, that had marines, they are usually inside. this is not an embassy. this is a mission. and this was -- and if thats the case, then there needed to be certain types of security steps taken. thats what im interested in. when this is over, lets get all of the facts and see what we can do to make it happen again. also, by the way, we are still looking for the individuals that started this scenario and really caused the death of our american citizens. >> good point. thank you, ...

Her confirming to her grandmother that she has this daughter that was obviously born in captivity there. on that particular point, that is horribly complex issue, isnt it? you would have to assume that she has born this child out of brutal rape and beatings. >> it is horribly complex. but this 6-year-old is probably very important to her and probably an intragal part of her life. she and the other victims need help. they need therapy. they basically proceed one day at a time. these kind of victi...