Cleveland Stations Get Gift From News Gods this May Book

May 7, 2013 Scott Jones

Cleveland stations got a gift from the news gods this may ratings.

Three girls that have been missing for years were found alive after being held captive in a Cleveland home.

Cleveland police said missing teens Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and a third woman were found in a west side house on Monday.

“This isn’t the ending we usually get,” said MetroHealth Medical Center Dr. Gerald Maloney.

Hundreds of people gathered in the streets near 2207 Seymour Ave. in Cleveland, where the women were discovered. Cleveland police said Berry, DeJesus and Michelle Knight are alive, talking and appear to be OK.

The captures neighbor, Charles Ramsey was the one that helped rescue the girls and he is the one that called 911.

Ramsey was another gift from the news gods when it comes to doing an interview. Here's the raw video of his interview and it was some classic sound bites.

It is also begging to be auto tuned like the "Hide yo Wife, Hide yo kids" guy was.

Hilarious Interview with Missing Cleveland Teens Rescuer! Three girls who went missing a decade ago have been found alive after they were kept in the dungeon of a Cleveland, Ohio home. Amanda Berry and Gina DeJesus were found alive on Monday inside a house on 2200 block of Seymour Avenue near West 25th Street alongside a third woman identified as Michelle Knight.

H/T WEWS