many places (most notably Ontario) in Canada. The earliest documented races (whose records still exist today) occurred in the late 1980's and early 1990's. Legendary stories spread of a mysteriously brutal event but many details were lost in the telling of the stories. Rules were approximated and a race of more than 5 people at once was a rarity. With the emergence of the internet and instant digital communication, information was shared and rules became more consistent in the early 1990's. The first known set of rules to be posted in a public place was by a group in Kingston, Ontario where beer-miling had taken place regulary for a few years. Since many beer milers elsewhere were competitive, they took it upon themselves to indoctrinate the Kingston rulesGood morning to you, Zoraida.

At 8:30 this morning, Ariel Castro is expected to make his first appearance before a judge. And he could enter a plea this morning. As the country celebrates the freedom of the victims he allegedly held captive, some of the unspeakable details of their confinement are now emerging.

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BROWN (voice-over): The initial incident report obtained by CNN spells out a number of the horrid details.

Amanda Berry's baby was born in a plastic pool delivered by Michele Knight. The report also says that when the baby was born, she stopped breathing and Castro told Knight that if the baby died, he'd kill her. Amanda Berry told police that the baby's father is the suspect, Ariel Castro.

Michele Knight was pregnant at least five times by the