Fargo Woman Rescued After Two Years Bound to Bed

Published 5h ago · Latest report 3h ago · Crime

Affects United States · Covered in 2 countries

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A repair worker's quick action led to the rescue of a woman held captive for two years.

A woman was freed from an apartment in Fargo, North Dakota, after allegedly spending two years chained to a bed. A maintenance worker discovered her after hearing muffled cries for help from inside the locked unit. Authorities subsequently arrested her ex-husband and his girlfriend on kidnapping charges.

  • The discoveryA building repair worker heard the victim crying out for help from the apartment.
  • The conditionsThe windows of the residence were reportedly covered in aluminium foil to block the view.
  • The suspectsThe victim's ex-husband and his female partner face criminal charges including kidnapping.
Why it matters

Domestic captivity cases often rely on accidental discoveries by third parties such as service workers or neighbours. Such incidents highlight the severe risks faced by victims isolated in residential settings.

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2 yrsduration of captivity
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A woman was rescued in Fargo, North Dakota, after being chained to a bed for two years, and suspects have been arrested following a maintenance worker's intervention.

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