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Cleveland - One day turned an unknown dishwasher into a local hero and unlikely celebrity. Now that man, Charles Ramsey, who helped rescue the three women held captive in a Cleveland house over a decade, has signed a contract for a book deal to tell his story.

We've all met extraordinary people, but at times it's the ordinary ones who are most deserving of attention, including those we'd normally cross the street to avoid.

The limelight followed Cleveland hero Charles Ramsey after he helped liberate three women and a girl from the clutches of a criminal. Yet can Ramsey cope with the fame?

After coming to the rescue of kidnapping victims Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus, and Michelle Knight, Charles Ramsey has been offered hamburgers for life by Cleveland-area restaurants.

Cleveland - Charles Ramsey, 43, the Cleveland man who shot to Internet stardom after he rescued kidnap victim Amanda Berry and her daughter served time in jail for domestic violence, according to The Smoking Gun (TSG).

Charles Ramsey has become an Internet star after he helped three women, Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michele Knight, escape captivity. He gave an interview to a local TV station, charmed viewers with his down-to-earth manners and went viral immediately.

Cleveland - Comments by the police and others give me the impression that the key role of Charles Ramsey in the rescue of the kidnapping victims in Ohio is being played down because of his color.

Cleveland - An Ohio man has become something of a national hero after he helped rescue three women who were kidnapped in the early 2000s.