"I Knew There Was Something Wrong When A Little White Girl Ran Into A Black Man's Arms" - C. Ramsey

[The Prodigalson]

CLEVELAND - Now-Internet sensation Charles Ramsey was not the only person to help break down the door of a Seymour Avenue house, freeing three missing women.

“I helped her and I was first,” Angel Cordero told NewsChannel5’s Stephanie Ramirez in Spanish.

On Monday, Ramsey, Cordero and other neighbors in a west side neighborhood of Cleveland helped Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight escape. The women had disappeared in separate cases about a decade ago.

“Ramsey arrived after she was outside with the girl,” Cordero said. “But the truth who arrived there, who crossed the street, who came and broke the door, it was me.”

Wintel Tejeda, who lives across the street from the suspect’s house, said others helped and when Berry came out, they gave her a phone.

“She was able to call police from my house,” Tejeda said in Spanish.

Now with Ramsey’s interview making headlines, both men said they’re not jealous.

“I did what had to be done. I helped her,” Cordero said. “They have their daughter, daughters are safe over there.”

Everybody wants their 15 mins of fame.

This is the part where they try to discredit the brother. Make the story all fuzzy because he's not as dumb as they thought he Was.

 

[taeboo]

CLEVELAND - Now-Internet sensation Charles Ramsey was not the only person to help break down the door of a Seymour Avenue house, freeing three missing women.

“I helped her and I was first,” Angel Cordero told NewsChannel5’s Stephanie Ramirez in Spanish.

On Monday, Ramsey, Cordero and other neighbors in a west side neighborhood of Cleveland helped Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight escape. The women had disappeared in separate cases about a decade ago.

“Ramsey arrived after she was outside with the girl,” Cordero said. “But the truth who arrived there, who crossed the street, who came and broke the door, it was me.”

Wintel Tejeda, who lives across the street from the suspect’s house, said others helped and when Berry came out, they gave her a phone.

“She was able to call police from my house,” Tejeda said in Spanish.

Now with Ramsey’s interview making headlines, both men said they’re not jealous.

“I did what had to be done. I helped her,” Cordero said. “They have their daughter, daughters are safe over there.”

Everybody wants their 15 mins of fame.

And don't forget the $20,000...

 

[ms.jones]

CLEVELAND - Now-Internet sensation Charles Dr Ramsey was not the only person to help break down the door of a Seymour Avenue house, freeing three missing women.

“I helped her and I was first,” Angel Cordero told NewsChannel5’s Stephanie Ramirez in Spanish.

On Monday, Ramsey, Cordero and other neighbors in a west side neighborhood of Cleveland helped Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight escape. The women had disappeared in separate cases about a decade ago.

“Ramsey arrived after she was outside with the girl,” Cordero said. “But the truth who arrived there, who crossed the street, who came and broke the door, it was me.”

Wintel Tejeda, who lives across the street from the suspect’s house, said others helped and when Berry came out, they gave her a phone.

“She was able to call police from my house,” Tejeda said in Spanish.

Now with Ramsey’s interview making headlines, both men said they’re not jealous.

“I did what had to be done. I helped her,” Cordero said. “They have their daughter, daughters are safe over there.”

Everybody wants their 15 mins of fame.

What kills me is Ramsey gave credit where it was due. He said in the interview with Anderson that a Mexican was on the porch with him, but he was too shocked to do or say anything other than 'Girl! Girl!' He never denied it being just him, he acknowledged that others did assist once they say what was going on.

FOH.

 

[The Lonious Monk]

CLEVELAND - Now-Internet sensation Charles Ramsey was not the only person to help break down the door of a Seymour Avenue house, freeing three missing women.

“I helped her and I was first,” Angel Cordero told NewsChannel5’s Stephanie Ramirez in Spanish.

On Monday, Ramsey, Cordero and other neighbors in a west side neighborhood of Cleveland helped Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight escape. The women had disappeared in separate cases about a decade ago.

“Ramsey arrived after she was outside with the girl,” Cordero said. “But the truth who arrived there, who crossed the street, who came and broke the door, it was me.”

Wintel Tejeda, who lives across the street from the suspect’s house, said others helped and when Berry came out, they gave her a phone.

“She was able to call police from my house,” Tejeda said in Spanish.

Now with Ramsey’s interview making headlines, both men said they’re not jealous.

“I did what had to be done. I helped her,” Cordero said. “They have their daughter, daughters are safe over there.”

Everybody wants their 15 mins of fame.

And don't forget the $20,000...

Yeah, you right. They want their piece. Funny thing is they will try to paint this dude as an opportunist, but he's already said he doesn't want the money and said it should be given to the girls. I wonder if these people jumping up claiming they are the real heroes will say the same thing.

 

[The Prodigalson]

CLEVELAND - Now-Internet sensation Charles Dr Ramsey was not the only person to help break down the door of a Seymour Avenue house, freeing three missing women.

“I helped her and I was first,” Angel Cordero told NewsChannel5’s Stephanie Ramirez in Spanish.

On Monday, Ramsey, Cordero and other neighbors in a west side neighborhood of Cleveland helped Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight escape. The women had disappeared in separate cases about a decade ago.

“Ramsey arrived after she was outside with the girl,” Cordero said. “But the truth who arrived there, who crossed the street, who came and broke the door, it was me.”

Wintel Tejeda, who lives across the street from the suspect’s house, said others helped and when Berry came out, they gave her a phone.

“She was able to call police from my house,” Tejeda said in Spanish.

Now with Ramsey’s interview making headlines, both men said they’re not jealous.

“I did what had to be done. I helped her,” Cordero said. “They have their daughter, daughters are safe over there.”

Everybody wants their 15 mins of fame.

What kills me is Ramsey gave credit where it was due. He said in the interview with Anderson that a Mexican was on the porch with him, but he was too shocked to do or say anything other than 'Girl! Girl!' He never denied it being just him, he acknowledged that others did assist once they say what was going on.

FOH.

Yeah he did say he had a squad behind him if something would have popped off.

 

[CirocObama]

CLEVELAND - Now-Internet sensation Charles Dr Ramsey was not the only person to help break down the door of a Seymour Avenue house, freeing three missing women.

“I helped her and I was first,” Angel Cordero told NewsChannel5’s Stephanie Ramirez in Spanish.

On Monday, Ramsey, Cordero and other neighbors in a west side neighborhood of Cleveland helped Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight escape. The women had disappeared in separate cases about a decade ago.

“Ramsey arrived after she was outside with the girl,” Cordero said. “But the truth who arrived there, who crossed the street, who came and broke the door, it was me.”

Wintel Tejeda, who lives across the street from the suspect’s house, said others helped and when Berry came out, they gave her a phone.

“She was able to call police from my house,” Tejeda said in Spanish.

Now with Ramsey’s interview making headlines, both men said they’re not jealous.

“I did what had to be done. I helped her,” Cordero said. “They have their daughter, daughters are safe over there.”

Everybody wants their 15 mins of fame.

What kills me is Ramsey gave credit where it was due. He said in the interview with Anderson that a Mexican was on the porch with him, but he was too shocked to do or say anything other than 'Girl! Girl!' He never denied it being just him, he acknowledged that others did assist once they say what was going on.

FOH.

Same thing said.

But like i said everything is going according to plan, lol. Everybody wants those 15 minutes.

 

[Vader_F_Kennedy]

just said on news here that the main dude ..is gettin verbally harrased by other inmates lol

they also searching abandoned property next to his home thathe also owned ...for evidence

they not filing charges against the other 2 brothers tho

 

[GettinLo]

DEAD at the Prosecutor apologizing for Puerto Ricans

 

[Vader_F_Kennedy]

DEAD at the Prosecutor apologizing for Puerto Ricans

right ....like nigga stfu

 

[TheBossman]

just said on news here that the main dude ..is gettin verbally harrased by other inmates lol

they also searching abandoned property next to his home thathe also owned ...for evidence

they not filing charges against the other 2 brothers tho

they shit tripping me out, NO WAY they didn't know what was going on.

 

[Vader_F_Kennedy]

just said on news here that the main dude ..is gettin verbally harrased by other inmates lol

they also searching abandoned property next to his home thathe also owned ...for evidence

they not filing charges against the other 2 brothers tho

they shit tripping me out, NO WAY they didn't know what was going on.

right..he had to have help keeping them inline for that a decade

 

[PanchoYoSancho]

DEAD at the Prosecutor apologizing for Puerto Ricans

He's probably the one who covered the Puerto Rican flag at Ariel's home with an American one.

 

[PaperPlaneJane]

You already knew its was coming, they wasn't gone let him be....smh....

MAY 8--The Cleveland man credited with helping free female captives from a house of horrors is a convicted felon whose rap sheet includes three separate domestic violence convictions that resulted in prison terms, court records show.

Charles Ramsey, whose 911 call and subsequent TV interviews have made him a microcelebrity, was once a repeat spousal abuser whose marriage ended in divorce following a 2003 felony conviction for battering his wife.

Ramsey, 43, has said that when he heard captive Amanda Berry screaming and trying to escape from neighbor Ariel Castro’s home on Monday, "I figured it’s a domestic violence dispute.” Ramsey has also reportedly said that he went to help Berry because he “was raised to help women in distress.”

Ramsey’s first domestic violence charge came in February 1997. He entered a no contest plea a year later and was found guilty of the count by a Cleveland Municipal Court judge. While waiting to be sentenced, Ramsey was again arrested for domestic violence.

At the time of Ramsey’s second collar, in July 1998, he was already the subject of an arrest warrant issued in connection with his failure to appear for a court hearing in the first domestic violence case. As a result, Ramsey was jailed for violating terms of his release on bond. Ramsey subsequently entered a no contest plea to the second case and was, again, found guilty by a Cleveland judge.

The domestic violence cases apparently were consolidated for sentencing in August 1998, when Ramsey was ordered to serve six months in jail, placed on five years probation, and directed to attend a domestic violence counseling program.

Following his release from custody, Ramsey violated probation terms, according to an April 1999 court docket entry. While an arrest warrant was issued for Ramsey, it is unclear from court records whether it was executed before both misdemeanor cases were formally closed several years later.

Ramsey was again busted for domestic abuse in January 2003. He was subsequently indicted for felony “domestic violence with prior conviction,” a reference to his previous abuse cases.

The 6’ 2”, 230-pound Ramsey’s victim was his wife Rochelle, whom he assaulted in their Cleveland Heights residence. Following Ramsey’s felony collar, a judge issued a protective order covering his wife, the couple’s daughter (who is now 15), and Rochelle’s son from a prior relationship.

In a TSG interview, Rochelle, now remarried, referred to a series of “domestic disputes” that resulted in her ex-husband’s arrests (and which prompted her to file for divorce in September 2003, while Ramsey was incarcerated in state prison). In her divorce complaint, Rochelle accused Ramsey--whom she married on Valentine’s Day in 1995--of “gross neglect of duty” and “extreme cruelty.”

After pleading guilty to the felony abuse charge, Ramsey was sentenced to eight months in prison and ordered, following his release from custody, to be placed on “post release control” supervision for the maximum term allowable by Ohio law.

Ramsey served his time at the Lorain Correctional Institution, where he posed for the above 2003 mug shot. He had previously done two separate one-year stretches at Lorain, for early-90s convictions for drug abuse, criminal trespassing, and receiving stolen property.

Ramsey’s ex-wife Rochelle, who secured a divorce decree after her former spouse was locked up, told TSG that Ramsey eventually apologized for battering her. However, Rochelle said, “The only thing is he never paid child support,” which was mandated at $51 per month in the divorce decree. She added that, “The county has taken his driving privileges away for non-support.”

While Rochelle, a licensed nurse, said that she is on “an okay basis” with Ramsey, the couple’s daughter has a rockier relationship with him, and has even carefully cut her father out of many photos taken at her parents’s wedding.

But a pair of blurry photos of Ramsey, who works as a dishwasher, have survived his daughter’s scissors. Rochelle yesterday posted those two images to her Facebook page, along with the caption “For my daughter sake I show he didn't always look hood ! The young charles ramsey.” (3 pages)
http://www.thesmokinggun.com/documents/cleveland-hero-charles-ramsey-8702415

 

[PanchoYoSancho]

 

[7figz]

I ain't read all these pages but anybody else think it's kind of strange that these chicks really been "captive" that long ?

 

[High Revolutionary]

Why he look like a stand-in for one of The Whispers though?

 

[a.mann]

Actually surprised it took this look....

 

[SneakDZA]

man there's reports people been calling the cops on them niggaz for years.....but the police just werent' responding cuz they thoughtthey were crank calls...

the police department tryna deny that shit..but if you hear the two 911 calls....i have no doubt, cuz both operators sounded bullshit as hell.....

this shit gonna make one helluva movie one day

cleveland police has a history of fuckery

Cleveland P.D.: So you say you're calling from the trunk of your own car? Yeah ok nigga. We believe you.

 

[The Prodigalson]

I ain't read all these pages but anybody else think it's kind of strange that these chicks really been "captive" that long ?

Its some shit called Stockholm syndrome.

 

[TheBossman]