They thanked law enforcement and said they were grateful for the support of family and the community. After nearly a decade of being away, the three women need time to reconnect with their families, said attorney Jim Wooley. Knight, who was the first to disappear and the last of the three released from the hospital, thanked everyone for their support and good wishes in her statement.
I am so happy to be home with my family. The attorney said none of the women will do any media interviews until the criminal case against Castro is over. He also asked that they be given privacy. Meanwhile, Berry, now 31, has turned her attention toward spotlighting missing people in the northeast Ohio area. Castro later hanged himself while serving a lifetime prison sentence.
As for DeJesus, 27 years-old and the youngest of the group, she has been quietly enjoying life with her tight-knit family in a new home in the suburbs of Cleveland, a source tells PEOPLE. FB Tweet More. In , a year after her escape, Lee released Finding Me. The New York Times bestselling memoir described the rape, torture, near-starvation and isolation she endured for more than 10 years.
During the decade Berry was held, her abductor allowed her to watch the news. It will publish on May 1, , days before the five-year anniversary of her rescue from captivity. As Berry has been working on TV and Lee works on her second book, DeJesus — years-old and the youngest of the trio — has been quietly enjoying life with her tight-knit family in a new home in the suburbs of Cleveland, a source told PEOPLE.
Ariel Castro kept three women in brutal captivity for years in his Cleveland home before they escaped and built new lives for themselves.
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