This is he face of Ariel Castro, one of the three brothers, along with Pedro and O'Neil Castro that are being charged in this missing persons case. These men kidnapped three women, Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus, and Michelle Knight and brought them to their house in Cleveland, Ohio. They were kidnapped and went missing between 2000 and 2004 in separate incidents, while they were only from 14 to 20 years old. While they were being held captive for all those years they were abused physically and sexually. They uncovered this kidnapping by Amanda Berry managed to escape the house and call the police.
Usually after a person is missing that long one must assume that they are dead. Gone for ten years what else could you possibly think. Its a miracle that not just one but all three women were found and still alive. The things these men did to those women are disgusting and the women have got to be very strong to survive all that time in captivity. (Amanda Berry on left, Gina DeJesus on right)
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
California wildfires almost contained
Photo Gallery at: http://www.usatoday.com/story/weather/2013/05/05/california-wildfire-weather/2136445/
The blaze that started on May 2nd is surprisingly one of almost 700 wildfires this year alone. This fire is very large at a 44-square-mile blaze located at the western end of the Santa Monica Mountains. Authorities have dispersed 2,000 fire personnel, 247 engines, 11 helicopters, six air tankers and other equipment to battle the fire that started Thursday about 50 miles northwest of Los Angeles. Throughout there diligent efforts and time they have contained nearly 60% of the spreading fires. According to one report this fire has burned 28,000 acres and damages will cost around $8 million dollars. The cause of this fire is still being investigated.
The blaze that started on May 2nd is surprisingly one of almost 700 wildfires this year alone. This fire is very large at a 44-square-mile blaze located at the western end of the Santa Monica Mountains. Authorities have dispersed 2,000 fire personnel, 247 engines, 11 helicopters, six air tankers and other equipment to battle the fire that started Thursday about 50 miles northwest of Los Angeles. Throughout there diligent efforts and time they have contained nearly 60% of the spreading fires. According to one report this fire has burned 28,000 acres and damages will cost around $8 million dollars. The cause of this fire is still being investigated.
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