Cleveland, OH – Parents Of Once-Missing Woman: Watch Your Children

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    Felix DeJesus, father of Gina DeJesus, celebrates as she arrives at her home in Cleveland, Ohio, May 8, 2013. DeJesus, Michelle Knight, Amanda Berry and Berry's 6-year-old daughter escaped a Cleveland home where they were held captive. DeJesus, now 23, vanished aged 14 in 2004.  REUTERS/John Gress Cleveland, OH – The parents of one of three missing Cleveland women found safe after years of captivity raised their arms in triumph and had a message for communities everywhere: watch your children.

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    Felix DeJesus (deh-HAY’-zoos) and Nancy Ruiz spoke to reporters after their daughter returned home Wednesday, pumping their fists in the air in celebration as they addressed reporters.

    The parents thanked law enforcement and urged people across the country to take responsibility for the children in their neighborhoods. All neighbors should be watchful to protect young people from the kind of abductions that claimed their daughter and two other women.

    The parents addressed a crowd of supporters that numbered in the hundreds along the street where Gina DeJesus returned without talking to reporters.


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    Facts1
    Facts1
    10 years ago

    Heads should be rolling, as the police neglected their duties when neighbors reported suspicious activity.

    honestbroker
    honestbroker
    10 years ago

    True justice will never be served, because any punishment metted out to these vile creeps will be too lenient.