ricky sanchez, ricky sanchez, again, knew ariel castro, knew him since 1996 and was in that house of horrors, just last thursday. thank you for your time, ricky. >> thank you very much. >> i want you to tell me about another event that will take place in the neighborhood tonight, community leaders meeting with members of the community and what could be a pretty tense situation. tell me about it. >> reporter: yeah. very well could be. we're told that community leaders, we're told that law enforcement officials, we're told that lots of folks from this neighborhood are going to gather in the church behind me tonight at 7:00 and what is being called a public forum, an opportunity for folks here to express some of the concerns that they have been expressing to members of the media over the past few days. remember, chuck, again, there are a number of people who insisted they called 911 and law enforcement has continued their pushback, also insisting they essentially never got these calls. so that could very well come to a head tonight at 7:00 and 4:00 this afternoon there is going to be a

. >>> ricky sÁnchez se refiere a las innumerables veces que visitÓ a su amigo mÚsico que tenÍa en cautiverioque estaba hasta 100cien tenÍa planeado me enseÑÓ el cuarto de Él, y esos 3/4 no me permitiÓ entrar. >>> la casa era un rebr rebrov antes que fueran leeb rataeds de la casa donde ariel castro, su presunto secuestrador y violador las mantuvo en cautiverio. residentes de cleveland lanzaron globos al aire para celebrar su retorno. >>> >>> quiero que pague lo que hijo, dijo la abuela de michelle fue dada de alta del hospital. >>> ella es mÁs fuerte que yo, y me paso en la calle todos los dÍas bregando con la juventud esas nenas son fuertes y tienen valor. >>> luis gonzÁlez dirige el capÍtulo de angeles guardianes de cleveland que por aÑos participÓ en la bÚsqueda de berry y de jesus. >>> puede enfrentar la pena de muerte. >>> Él se lamer ze le quitÓ mucha vida a estas nenas. >>> en una entrevista con cnn una de las hijas de ariel dijo desconocer el hombre que hasta la semana pasada creÍa el mejor padre y abuelo del mundo que para ella estaba muerto. >>> lo que conocen a castro, dicen que m

>> yes, i want to bring in ricky sanchez. throughout the day we've been trying to find out who this 52-year-old is who is charged with these heinous crimes. you've known him since 1996, right? >> yes. >> how did you come to know him? >> it's all about music. see, i started playing in 1995 and there's a whole bunch of group musicians here down in cleveland. >> so in the music scene? >> i'm a bass player and he's also a bass player. >> you were in the house on thursday, i understand? >> this past thursday he invited me over to his house, yes. >> you walked inside, everything seemed normal? >> everything seems normal. >> reporter: we've heard about kurt curtains on the windows, how is that normal? >> it was hard for me to -- the guy was a very nice guy and there was no way for me to have any clue what he was doing. he told me one day that he was going to take one of the windows on the side and just take it out and -- which he did, and he put a panel, like a plywood panel. >> did you ever see any of the women? >> i never got to s

ricky sanchez says he's been there many times before. >> the front door, there was five or six locks. when you walk inside a house, it's a mess. >> reporter: though michelle knight remains in the hospital, two of the women are with family and friends. behind closed doors, decorated with banners, balloons and gifts. >> you can tell there was a lot of suffering. it's going to be a long process. she's going to be okay. just trying to get her to move on with her life and start thinking about happy times. >> certainly hope so. that was ron allen reporting. >>> now to the latest in the boston marathon bombings where officials are ateming to piece together how the tsarnaev brothers were able to pull off the attack. the senate held a hearing on the bombing putting a sample on what u.s. intelligence knew about the suspects and how much of that information was shared with boston law enforcement. >> before the bombing were you aware of the warning regarding tamerlan and the fact he may travel overseas to meet with extremists? >> one of my detectives is in the squad that investigated that. we hav

. >> reporter: and we're now hearing from ricky sanchez, a musician who played with castro, a long-time count, offering this chilly detail. >> when i was about to leave, i try to open the door, i couldn't even because there was so many locks. i can't get out of here. could you please help me? i got it for you. then he opened it for me. >> he said he was there just last week and he met the little girl. >> he brought her by the hands. he introduce eder to me as her granddaughter. she was shy. never spoke a word. >> reporter: his head buried, wondering what plays in the mind of a man accused of so much evil. abc station wews reporting on a letter found in his home, remorseful, saying he's a sex addict. >> he has no remorse in my view for the victims for his own family. he only has remorse for himself, because people who will do the depraved things that he has done or alleged to the done for the past ten years has not one caring or feeling bone in his body about humanity. >> reporter: his family now ruined by his alleged secrets. as three other families tonight celebrate their daughters, sm

ricky sanchez, a friend, says he has been there many times before. >> the front door is like, there was five or six locks. the inside the house, when you walked inside the house, it's a mess. >> reporter: though michelle knight remains in the hospital, today two of the rescued women -- berry and dejesus -- e with family and friends behind closed doors decorated with banners, balloons and gifts. >> you could tell there was a lot of suffering. it's going to be a long process. she's going to be okay. now just trying to get her to move on with her life and start thinking about happy times. >> reporter: also this evening, another community vigil is planned to support the women. and a fund has been set up. the cleveland courage fund to help them and their families. brian? >> ron allen starting us off again tonight from cleveland. >>> we turn from cleveland to the investigation into the boston marathon bombings. today it moved to washington where we got to see a man we got to know first back when the story was breaking, boston's police chief. he took questions from a congressional homeland sec

. >> reporter: musician ricky sanchez was one outsider who did meet the girl. sanchez says he often practiced with ariel castro, a bass guitarist at the seymour avenue house. sanchez said he was just there last week and saw the little girl. >> that little girl show up, and then when he saw her coming towards me, he said, well, this is my granddaughter. he introduced her as his granddaughter. >> reporter: sanchez says there were many locks on the door. >> when i tried to open the door, there were so many locks in there. one turn to the left, one turn to the right. i was confused. >> reporter: the week brought gruesome details about what happened behind locked doors at the house on seymour. the police report quotes the victims as saying castro drove them to his house where he chained them up in the basement, eventually moving them upstairs to the second floor. ed tomba is a cleveland deputy police chief. they were physically restrained? >> yes, yes. >> reporter: did they have any freedom of movement, bathroom, kitchen, basic movement within the house? >> it appea

his name is ricky sanchez and said he visited castro's home several times over the years.here were a lot of locked doors on inside. he didn't think anything of it. he met amanda berry's 6-year-old daughter at one point. >> in the living room right away, the steps on the right side to go up to the second level. if you keep on boeing straight you're going to see a key chain, bathrooms on left-hand side. stop on the right side. right in front the stove, the basement is steps to go down to the basement. i am assuming she came out out from the basement but she showed up maybe about five foot from me. okay? >> what did she say? what did he do? >> she don't say a word to me. constantly looking at my face. she was shy. she had shoulders up like this way. and show up right away and he grab her by the arm. ricky here, this is my grand daughter? >> granddaughter. >> he lied to me. bill: san chesz says he was at castro's home a week ago, only a die before the arrest was made. martha: we're also learning more about what the oldest of the three victims allegedly went through inside that

. >> reporter: musician ricky sanchez did meet the girl. astro, a bass guitarist at the seymour avenue house. in fact, sanchez says he was just there last week and saw the little girl. >> the little girl show up. when he saw her coming towards me, he say, well, this is my granddaughter. he introduce her as granddaughter. >> reporter: sanchez says there were many locks on the door. >> one here and one down, you know, one on top. when i try to get up to open the door, there were so many locks in there. one turn to the left, one turn to the right. i was confused. >> ariel castro remains behind bars this morning. prosecutors are weighing additional charges against him, some that might carry the death penalty. >>> a look at other top stories including breaking news out of the middle east. good morning to you. >> good morning, everyone. several explosions rocked turkey's border with syria. richard engel is live in istanbul. good morning, richard. >> reporter: good morning. this has the potential to be quite a serious incident because of the tensio

ricky sanchez said he blamed banging on the dogs.thing always is blamed on the dogs. on his most recent visit he said a little girl came out from the kitchen but just stared at him, didn't say anything. he said i tried to open the door and i couldn't because there were so many locks on there. this is what our previous caller alluded to there's a lot of controversy over whether neighbors -- it was totally the police's fault -- >> there are a few questions. >> stephanie: yeah brian murphy, the assistant prosecuting attorney. >> [ inaudible ] to be used in whatever self gratifying self-serving way he saw fit. this was a horrifying or deal for the victims for more than a decade -- or close to a decade. also while in captivity they were subjected to repeated beatings, bound and restrained and sexually assaulted. and never free to leave the residence. >> stephanie: all right. forty-six minutes after the hour. a lot more details as we continue on the "stephanie miller show." >> this is the dirtiest show i have ever been on in all of my life