Not to make light of the situation... I think Chuck Ramsey is a hero for doing the right thing... I am so glad these women were found...

but, it does prove what we had all thought all along... freaks of a feather flock together

In a strange twist, it appears that the son of suspect Ariel Castro wrote about the case when he was a journalism student, even interviewing one of the victim's mothers.

As a student at Ohio's Bowling Green State University in 2004, the son, Ariel "Anthony" Castro, wrote a piece for the Plain Press titled "Gina DeJesus’ disappearance has changed her neighborhood," Slate reported.

(05-07-2013 07:02 PM)KingBob Wrote:  Not to make light of the situation... I think Chuck Ramsey is a hero for doing the right thing... I am so glad these women were found...

but, it does prove what we had all thought all along... freaks of a feather flock together

In a strange twist, it appears that the son of suspect Ariel Castro wrote about the case when he was a journalism student, even interviewing one of the victim's mothers.

As a student at Ohio's Bowling Green State University in 2004, the son, Ariel "Anthony" Castro, wrote a piece for the Plain Press titled "Gina DeJesus’ disappearance has changed her neighborhood," Slate reported.

This does not reflect well on our neighbor to the East.
There is way more to this story yet too be told.

It's not that it doesn't "reflect well on our neighbor to the East", it doesn't reflect well on the human race. This crap unfortunately happens all around the country/world.

I hope they get the murder conviction and execute the pos. Probably a long shot, though.

(05-11-2013 12:16 PM)Toledo Football 1st Wrote:  I hope they get the murder conviction and execute the pos. Probably a long shot, though.

How about releasing him in an orange suit and let him walk around the city of Cleveland with no police protection.

(05-07-2013 07:02 PM)KingBob Wrote:  Not to make light of the situation... I think Chuck Ramsey is a hero for doing the right thing... I am so glad these women were found...

but, it does prove what we had all thought all along... freaks of a feather flock together

In a strange twist, it appears that the son of suspect Ariel Castro wrote about the case when he was a journalism student, even interviewing one of the victim's mothers.

As a student at Ohio's Bowling Green State University in 2004, the son, Ariel "Anthony" Castro, wrote a piece for the Plain Press titled "Gina DeJesus’ disappearance has changed her neighborhood," Slate reported.

Maybe I am reading this wrong, but it seems that you are dissing Charles Ramsey in your post. If so, I think that is shameful. He did a wonderful thing, and I for one am sick of hearing people make fun of him because they don't like the way he looks or the way he talks. HE SAVED LIVES. Nothing else is important. His character is far more important than physical appearance and the way he talks.

(05-11-2013 04:54 PM)djsfw Wrote:  

(05-07-2013 07:02 PM)KingBob Wrote:  Not to make light of the situation... I think Chuck Ramsey is a hero for doing the right thing... I am so glad these women were found...

but, it does prove what we had all thought all along... freaks of a feather flock together

In a strange twist, it appears that the son of suspect Ariel Castro wrote about the case when he was a journalism student, even interviewing one of the victim's mothers.

As a student at Ohio's Bowling Green State University in 2004, the son, Ariel "Anthony" Castro, wrote a piece for the Plain Press titled "Gina DeJesus’ disappearance has changed her neighborhood," Slate reported.

Maybe I am reading this wrong, but it seems that you are dissing Charles Ramsey in your post. If so, I think that is shameful. He did a wonderful thing, and I for one am sick of hearing people make fun of him because they don't like the way he looks or the way he talks. HE SAVED LIVES. Nothing else is important. His character is far more important than physical appearance and the way he talks.

And there were news channels who went searching thru his past and found that he had some domestic violence issues 10+ years ago. Why did the news channels need to go looking for that? It seems like anytime someone does something good, news outlets will go searching to see what you've done wrong. And in Charles's defense, he said he has changed in the past 10 years, and his ex-wife said the same thing.