美国俄亥俄州警方今天在克里夫兰一处民宅内发现3名失踪多年的女性。其中一名十多岁时遭绑架的女性甚至可能在禁锢期间生下一名小孩。目前尚不清楚3名女性在禁锢期间是否遭受折磨。

　　克里夫兰警察局副局长董巴称，警方根据3名女性提供的资料，逮捕分别为50岁、52岁和54岁的3名犯罪嫌疑人。三名犯罪嫌疑人均为兄弟。

　　由于这3名女性失踪时间长达10年，亲友均认为或遭毒手，如今3人戏剧性重见天日，数百民众遂涌上街头庆祝。
 

House of horror: Aerial views of a house on Seymour Avenue in Cleveland, Ohio where the three women were held captive for 10 years



Shocked: Neighbors said they were shocked to hear the women were living in the basement of the home



Combing: Cleveland police and FBI agents search a yard. There were apparently signs that dirt had recently been moved in the backyard of the house



Escape: A neighbor managed to kick down a door at the home, pictured, freeing the women



Escape route: The front door of a house where the women escaped after a neighbor helped them



The search: FBI investigators remove a bag of evidence from the home that belongs to Ariel Castro, the man that Amanda Berry named during her frantic 911 call as being her captor



Horrific: Local reporters say that investigators found chains hanging from the ceiling in the house and the women were believed to have been tied up during their decade-long abduction



Investigation: Police and FBI congregate outside a house on Cleveland's west side



Before the kidnapping: Gina was 14 when she vanished on the way home from school in 2004





Search: Authorities have been searching for the missing girls for years; pictured are the computer-generated images of what Gina, left, and Amanda, right, were believed to have looked like now



Hope: Felix DeJesus, holding a banner showing his daughter's photograph, standing by a memorial in his living room in Cleveland in 2004



Relief: A sign outside the Burger King where Amanda Berry was last seen before her kidnap



Support: 'We Love You' is seen written on the sidewalk outside the DeJesus home on Tuesday



Celebration: A 'Welcome Home Gina' sign hangs on a fence outside the home of Gina DeJesus



Relief: Two people hug outside the hospital . Crowds of Cleveland residents gathered at the police station and cheered as squad cars pulled into the station Monday night



Public: The disappearances of Amanda and Gina captured the attention of the entire city for the past decade, as their relatives have continually held vigils and kept the story alive in the local press