Amanda Berry, right, was reunited with her sister Tuesday in Cleveland, Ohio, after Ms. Berry and two other women who had been missing for a decade were found alive in a house not far from where they were last seen.  Amanda Berry, right, was reunited with her sister Tuesday in Cleveland, Ohio, after Ms. Berry and two other women who had been missing for a decade were found alive in a house not far from where they were last seen.  Amanda Berry, left, and Gina DeJesus as they looked when reported missing in April 2003 and April 2004, respectively. The women were found Monday in a home just south of downtown Cleveland.  Amanda Berry, left, and Gina DeJesus as they looked when reported missing in April 2003 and April 2004, respectively. The women were found Monday in a home just south of downtown Cleveland.  Balloons flew outside Ms. DeJesus's family home Tuesday.  Balloons flew outside Ms. DeJesus's family home Tuesday.  A neighbor, Charles Ramsey, shown here, told a local television reporter that he heard screams from the house Monday night as he arrived home. "I see this girl going nuts trying to get out of a house. So I go on the porch. And she says, 'Help me get out, I've been in here a long…  A neighbor, Charles Ramsey, shown here, told a local television reporter that he heard screams from the house Monday night as he arrived home. "I see this girl going nuts trying to get out of a house. So I go on the porch. And she says, 'Help me get out, I've been in here a long time.'"  People discussed the news outside the house where three women were found.  People discussed the news outside the house where three women were found.  Tasheena Mitchell, a cousin of Ms. Berry, celebrated outside Cleveland's MetroHealth Medical Center Tuesday.  Tasheena Mitchell, a cousin of Ms. Berry, celebrated outside Cleveland's MetroHealth Medical Center Tuesday.  This undated photo released by the Cleveland Police Department shows, from left to right, Pedro J. Castro, Ariel Castro and Onil Castro. They were arrested overnight; authorities say they expect to charge the men within 36 hours.  This undated photo released by the Cleveland Police Department shows, from left to right, Pedro J. Castro, Ariel Castro and Onil Castro. They were arrested overnight; authorities say they expect to charge the men within 36 hours.  Sandra Ruiz, aunt of Ms. DeJesus, told reporters that she was able to see all three. 'Those girls, those women are so strong,' she said.  Sandra Ruiz, aunt of Ms. DeJesus, told reporters that she was able to see all three. 'Those girls, those women are so strong,' she said.  Officers stood outside the house where the women were found. Authorities later arrested three brothers, ages 50 to 54.  Officers stood outside the house where the women were found. Authorities later arrested three brothers, ages 50 to 54.  A law enforcement officer stood in front of the broken front door of a house on Seymour Avenue. A 6-year-old also was found in the home. She is believed to be Ms. Berry's daughter.  A law enforcement officer stood in front of the broken front door of a house on Seymour Avenue. A 6-year-old also was found in the home. She is believed to be Ms. Berry's daughter.  The FBI evidence team removed items from the Cleveland house where they were found Monday.  The FBI evidence team removed items from the Cleveland house where they were found Monday.  A general view of the exterior of the house. Officials said Tuesday they had no records of anyone calling about criminal activity at the house where three kidnapped women were kept for years before being found.  A general view of the exterior of the house. Officials said Tuesday they had no records of anyone calling about criminal activity at the house where three kidnapped women were kept for years before being found.
Cleveland police and federal investigators on Tuesday were trying to determine how three missing women remained hidden, even as authorities regularly pursued new leads in the roughly 10 years since they disappeared.