The three women held captive in a Cleveland house for about a decade say they are doing fine.
That was the message in a letter released by their attorneys Tuesday that also noted a charity fund to help the women has now raised more than $650,000.
Attorneys who are representing Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight for free say the women are “happy and safe and continue to heal, a process that requires time and privacy.”
The letter further reads:
“Their first public message included a simple, heartfelt thanks to well-wishers and supporters for ‘everything you are doing.’ That ‘everything’ now includes perhaps the greatest gift of all – the space and time to reconnect with their families and recover and rebuild their lives.”
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