Friend of Cleveland kidnapping and rape suspect Ariel Castro recalls noises, multiple locks on door
Source: newsnet5.com
CLEVELAND - A longtime friend and fellow musician of suspect Ariel Castro described odd noises inside the house just last week.
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“It was somebody banging, trying to hit the walls, that's what I hear,” said Ricky Sanchez, a Brunswick resident. “It was kind of like a deep noise – boom, boom.”
Sanchez said he's visited Castro's home more than 15 times in the 12 years that he's known him.
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The front door on Castro's house also seemed odd to Sanchez. He said at least five locks secured the entrance. The contraption was so complex that Sanchez recalled having to ask his friend for help in opening the door so he could leave.
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Investigator: Ariel Castro tells police he's "cold blooded"
Castro believed he would eventually be caught because he did not have "an exit plan" on how to deal with the three women and the girl he held captive in his Seymour Avenue home, the sources said.
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In fact, Castro told police they had a chance to arrest him at one point but they missed him, the sources said. It is unclear when that was.
Cleveland Police knocked on Castro's door in 2004 to investigate a case in which Castro, a Cleveland school bus driver, left a child in his bus.
A year later, in 2005, a Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Deputy went to the home three times in an attempt to deliver a court summons.
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you just have to hope that this type of evil person lives no where near you or your children. 
