CLEVELAND (AP) -- Cleveland police say investigators have found ropes and chains inside the house where three women were found alive.
Police spokesman Sammy Morris confirmed on Wednesday that the restraints were among evidence collected by law enforcement officials who've been combing through the house.
Charges against the man who owns the home and his two brothers are expected to come Wednesday.
Ariel Castro and his brothers are in jail but haven't been charged in the missing-persons case.
A 911 call led police to his house near downtown Cleveland where the three women, who disappeared over several years, were found Monday.
