Cleveland police released audio of the 911 call of Amanda Berry, a woman who has been missing for a decade, on Monday (May 6).<br/> <br />Berry, one of three women who were abducted about a decade ago were found alive on Monday at a Cleveland house near where at least two of them were last seen and a school bus driver was arrested in connection with their disappearance, police said.<br/> <br />A neighbor in the community said he heard screams and rushed to the house where he found one of the women, Amanda Berry, who was reported missing a decade ago as a teenager. He lent her his cell phone to call police.<br/> <br />"Help me! I'm Amanda Berry. ... I've been kidnapped and I've been missing for 10 years and I'm here. I'm free now," Berry is heard frantically telling a 911 emergency operator in a recording of the call, released by police and posted on the website of the Cleveland Plain Dealer.<br/> <br />During the call, she gave the name of her alleged abductor and said he was "out of the house." She urged
