19 Investigates: The Missing: Marking the 10-year anniversary of the Miracle in Cleveland

“I still have those feelings that he’s breathing down my neck, like he’s right there. I was trapped in a small room. I considered it a shoebox.”

Ashley Summers disappeared in 2007 from Cleveland’s West Side. She would now be 29 years old.

It’s been a decade since three Cleveland women were rescued on Seymour Avenue. For those who reside on that street, the healing process has been difficult.

For Gina DeJesus, after some time and with the help of her cousin Sylvia Colon, she wanted to give back.

When you ask Nancy Ruiz, to think back to May 6, 2013, the day her daughter Gina DeJesus escaped from almost 10 years of captivity, her eyes well up with tears.

Cleveland Police are still looking for leads in Kathy’s case. The young mom of two disappeared 26 years ago without a trace.

When someone goes missing, the clock starts ticking. Police say every second counts. The quicker people report someone missing, the sooner the police can get to work.

For the first time, we’re hearing from the retired Cleveland Patrolman Anthony Espada, who was first to respond to the scene at Seymour Avenue nearly 10 years ago, along with his partner Mike Tracey who couldn’t believe his eyes

The U.S. Marshals Missing Child Unit is looking for tips that can help them locate two missing Northeast Ohio teenagers. 13-year-old Dominic Oakes and 17-year-old Harmony Gillen have been missing since April and February respectively.

It’s a case that sent shockwaves through Cleveland and beyond. On May 6, 2013, three young women were found alive inside Ariel Castro’s house of horrors on the city’s near west side. Gina DeJesus, Amanda Berry and Michelle Knight had been abducted and held captive for years until one of the women was able to escape and get help.

The FBI is offering a reward of up to $25,000 for information leading to the recovery of Rajah McQueen or her missing car.

The Willoughby Police Department have not given up the search for three missing men. Police are still looking for James Lohrey, Sean Luberger and Seth Burhenne.

Yvonne Regler was 17 when she disappeared from the Sunoco Gas Station at 18990 Lorain Rd. on Aug. 8, 1977.

It has been nearly six years since Amanda Dean’s family has heard from her. The mom of four disappeared in 2017.

It would be an unimaginable moment. The realization that a family member, maybe a child, is missing. What do you do first? Where do you turn?

It's been 10 years since the day three Cleveland women broke free from being held captive in a home on the city’s west side.