Two victims from the Cleveland kidnapping received a special honor that they didn't get to experience when they were younger.

During the 11 years she was held captive in Ariel Castro's home after he abducted her, Michelle Knight was convinced by her abductor that her family did not care about her disappearance. Knight, now 32, spoke about her years held in captivity in an interview with Dr. Phil McGraw that aired Tuesday and Wednesday, and previewed on TODAY.

Michelle Knight is the first to speak out publicly about what happened during captivity in Ariel Castro's Cleveland home, relaying details to Dr. Phil in an interview airing as a two-part special Tuesday and Wednesday. Berry and DeJesus are writing books about their experiences in Castro's home.

An Ohio lawmaker wants to expand the state's death penalty law to cover some sex-related crimes in a proposal prompted by the case of three women who escaped a Cleveland home after being held captive for a decade by convicted kidnapper and rapist Ariel Castro.