A second neighbor of the West Cleveland home where three captive women were freed Monday says he, not Charles Ramsey, was the one who helped the trio break out of the ramshackle house of horrors.
"I helped her and I was first," neighbor Angel Cordero told local NewsChannel5, referring to Amanda Berry, the 27-year-old hostage who signaled for help.
"Ramsey arrived after she was outside with the girl," Cordero told the reporter in Spanish.
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"But the truth who arrived there, who crossed the street, who came and broke the door, it was me."
Cordero said he and other neighbors helped Ramsey break down the door of the Seymore Ave. home.
