Cleveland Kidnapping Victims: Michelle Knight Gives Inspirational Message On Leaving The Past 'Behind Us' [PHOTO, VIDEO]
Cleveland kidnapping victim Michelle Knight has given positive advice on staying strong and moving forward.
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The woman, who was held captive in a suburban house for more than a decade, took to her Facebook page on Friday to let people know that love and forgiveness are the best strengths. In a new photo, Knight looks happy as she delivers her inspirational message.
Love spreads everywhere we go don't let no one ever take that love a away from you embrace the power of knowing we are...
Posted by Michelle Knight on Friday, 31 July 2015
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Knight became a worldwide hero when she escaped from her captivity two years ago. She was trapped in a house with two other women (Amanda Berry and Gina DeJesus) when their captivator Ariel Castro abused them. The girls eventually found their freedom and Castro was taken to prison only to commit suicide there.
In an interview with FOX 8, Berry and DeJesus opened up on how they felt when they found out about Castro's suicide.
"I think he was a coward," DeJesus said. "He took the easy way out."
"I just couldn't believe it," Berry said. "Like, he was in there not even a month and he couldn't deal with what he put us through for ten years."
This story gripped the nation and became one of the biggest headlines of the generation. There was even a Lifetime movie about it called Cleveland Abduction starring Orange is the New Black star Taryn Manning as Knight.
