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FBI: Girls' 'nightmare is over'

Law enforcement officials call Amanda Berry the 'real hero' in ending the nightmare for her and two other girls who went missing in Cleveland a decade ago.

May 8, 2013 — 11:56am

Law enforcement officials call Amanda Berry the 'real hero' in ending the nightmare for her and two other girls who went missing in Cleveland a decade ago.

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