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Line drives can be especially dangerous for pros and young players in Little League.
Line drives can be especially dangerous for pros and young players in Little League.
CNN's Gary Tuchman talks to a man who believes he saw Gina DeJesus on the day she was kidnapped in 2004. Eric Poindexter says a car cut him off and swerved into a parking lot, heading in the direction of the young girl he thinks was DeJesus.

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Man: I saw DeJesus before she vanished
While Gina DeJesus was missing, her alleged captor, Ariel Castro, was comforting her family. CNN's Randi Kaye reports.

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Disturbing ties between Castro and victims
The sister and niece of Ariel Castro's former common-law wife say that he abused her and caused injuries that led to her death.

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Former in-laws: Castro is a monster
WOIO's Scott Taylor says sources tell him the kidnapped women, Amanda Berry, Michelle Knight and Gina DeJesus, would share food when Ariel Castro allegedly starved them.

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Source: Women helped each other survive
The prosecutor may pursue murder charges against Ariel Castro for the pregnancies he allegedly terminated illegally. CNN Legal Analyst Sunny Hostin analyzes the case against Castro

Authorities searching for couple that appears to have fallen off a cruise ship.

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Watch: Couple Missing From Carnival Cruise Ship
Authorities in Australia are searching for a couple who apparently fell overboard on a Carnival Spirit cruise ship the night before it was scheduled to dock in Sydney, according to surveillance video, police said.

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2 Carnival Cruisers Missing Overboard