Cleveland 'kidnapper' Ariel Castro due in court 9 May 2013 Last updated at 07:53 Footage shows Ariel Castro being led away by police, as Paul Adams reports The man suspected of imprisoning three women for several years in the US city of Cleveland is due to make his first court appearance. Ariel Castro, 52, has been charged with kidnap and rape. The women were abducted at different times and held in a house in a suburban street for about a decade. One woman escaped on Monday and raised the alarm. The police detained two of Mr Castro's brothers, but later said they appeared to have no involvement in the crime. Ariel Castro owned the house from which Amanda Berry, 27, Gina DeJesus, 23, and Michelle Knight, 32, were rescued. Police said the women could only remember being outside twice during their time in captivity, and were then only allowed into the garage. Deputy police chief Ed Tomba said the women were not held in one room "but they did know each other and they did know each other was there." Emotional homecoming Ms Berry escaped on Monday along with her six-year-old daughter Jocelyn, who was born in captivity. A source told the BBC that one of the women was forced to help Ms Berry deliver her daughter, and was threatened with death if the child did not survive. In a news conference late on Wednesday, authorities said Mr Castro would be charged with four counts of kidnapping. The charges covered the three initial abduction victims and Jocelyn. Listen to the moment an officer radioed "we found them, we found them" from the house in Cleveland Mr Castro was also charged with three counts of rape, one against each woman. Police said more than 200 pieces of evidence had been taken from the home where the three women were held captive. Police say Mr Castro has been co-operating with them, waiving his right to silence and agreeing to a test to establish Jocelyn's paternity. Ms Knight remains in hospital, while the other two women have been released to their families. On Wednesday hundreds of people gathered around the DeJesus family home, cheering as Gina DeJesus was brought from hospital. Ms DeJesus, wearing a bright yellow hooded shirt, was escorted into her home by a woman with her arm around her, giving the well-wishers a brief wave. Ms Berry and her daughter arrived at her sister's home shortly before midday on Wednesday. When police arrived, they also found Ms DeJesus and Ms Knight in the house.