When was tanya kach found

Tanya Kach was just a normal girl whom was reported missing on February 10th, A security guard named Thomas Hose began to talk and become friendly with Kach. Eventually they were so close that Hose would take her out of class to talk. As the relationship grew stronger, Hose convinced Kach to run away from her home where she lived with her family and come live with Hose.

A Pennsylvannia woman has been found after allegedly being held captive since , when she disappeared at age Tanya Kach of McKeesport, Pa. Sparico said that on Tuesday she told him she had been using an alias, and that her real name was Tanya Kach. She also claimed she had been locked in a bedroom for four years at a man's parents' house — without their knowledge.

Further information about her account were not available. Sparico checked missing persons reports and located Kach before calling McKeesport Police. The man who allegedly held Kach has not been arrested or charged. His name has not been released.

Sparico told "Good Morning America" the alleged captor is a security guard at a school, and that he brainwashed her into thinking that her family didn't want her anymore. He and Kach had allegedly concocted a cover story, telling people people that she met him when he was 18 and he was working as a security guard at a mall.

Sparico said Kach told him she was kept in a bedroom in the house of her captor's parents. She said the parents were unware she was there, because he locked her in when he went to work.

McKeesport and Allegheny County police were investigating the girl's disappearance, but they didn't immediately offer other details. Skip to content. So I just followed his orders. Kach says after a while, she became brainwashed. Taking orders and following orders just became a way of life for the teenage girl who lived in a bedroom and sometimes in a closet. I was like a dog.

I felt like a dog waiting for my master to come home looking back on it now. Hose would allow her out in small increments, changing her hair color first, and then her name — all the while still concealing her true identity. She looks back now on the man who she says stole her teenage years with contempt. Just horrible. Hose, who eventually entered into a plea agreement, was sentenced to 10 years in prison.

He will be eligible for parole in February.