Anthony Sowell, suspect in murders on Cleveland's East Side, arrested walking near home

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Although Anthony Sowell eluded police for nearly two days, authorities didn't believe he would stray from the city's southeast side.
 
They were right.

Sowell was arrested while walking on Mount Auburn Avenue on Saturday afternoon, about one mile from his home on Imperial Avenue, where police had spent two days digging up the remains of six people. It appears to be one of the worst mass killings in Northeast Ohio history.