who commit these crimes. all in an effort to assist law enforcement throughout the world to identify these offenders, to interview them, and to successfully prosecute them. my specialty was working with violent offenders, serial killers, psychopaths. i worked on the unabomber case. i worked on the jaycee dugard case. i worked on gary ridgway, the green river murder case. now she delves into the mind of james dusty rhoedes, who is serving four consecutive life sentences for murder, attempted murder, kidnapping and sexual battery. at the time that dusty was out and walking the streets, he was extremely dangerous. he was lethal. he was absolutely lethal. on a scale of one to five, you definitely have to put dusty at
that testimony from dr. okberg at the beginning or at the end before they broke for the, the break, was so compelling. he does say he wants to be optimistic about the future for these women. that s what we all want. what are the chances that they can somehow come to enjoy something resembling a normal life after what they have been through? well, i want to share the doctor s optimism because as we saw with jaycee dugard, even when it s tough for most people watching to imagine somebody coming out of a situation and restoring any kind of decent quality of life, it does happen. people ask mow right after the jaycee dugard case came to light, how well she ever go on? i explain at the time while there is no manual for it the resilience of human beings is a fascinating and
well, i think you know everyone realizes, of course, this is a huge case that has generated a lot of interest. you re dealing with it on the federal and the local level and it is potential here to get a lot bigger. so they re taking it carefully. they re going to push it right up against the time limit they have. i ve been told, actually, it doesn t necessarily have to be 48 hours in which they re charged, could go up to 72, it s just common practice to try to do it within 48. so there s not a guarantee we may necessarily hear today or it could come after hours. understood. martin savidge reporting live from cleveland this morning. we also want to update you on an issue we first raised yesterday. we questioned how a dispatcher handled amanda berry s frantic 911 phone call. the 911 operator now under fire for sending police, quote, as soon as we get a car open and then hanging up before that police car arrived. the cleveland police department is now looking into this and says the
that period of time where there is so much happiness and so much joy and they want to share that with the world. i look at the jaycee dugard case, right, her family controlled access to her daughter. she was held by a man for 18 years and by all accounts doing quite well. what advice from here on out would you have for the families of these kinds of victims? well, what it would be like to say and we really do want to help the public understand with any type of missing child case, regardless if that child had been missing a day, week or multiple years, it s really important that they have the opportunity to have some private time, that they have the opportunity to work and be connected to therapists and treatment professionals that know this issue and know about
one other thing, the city of cleveland issued a statement today, they are hearing reports from people in the neighborhood who said they reported suspicious activity, very specific stuff going on at that home, that address, the authorities are maintaining that is false. they claim they did not get any claims from neighbors reporting suspicious activity from that address. martin savidge, more questions, but i want to bring in a cleveland plain dealer reporter, peter krause. new disturbing information about the main suspect in the case, ariel castro. according to the plain dealer, castro severely beat his wife in 2005, in addition to his arrest for domestic violence in 1993. that charge later dropped. this is what he looked like in 1993. but the plain dealer has more about what happened in 2005. the paper says court documents show castro fought with his