BROWN: We're just getting new details in about the alleged murders of three women found wrapped in plastic in east Cleveland. An Ohio medical examiner says he identified a second victim in this case. Officials are expected to give more details about that soon. Let's bring in Martin Savidge. What are officials telling you?</s>MARTIN SAVIDGE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: The identifications are crucial. One, for the investigation but most importantly for families. They'll find out terrible news but they'll find out something. Let me give you the proximity of where these murders took place. You can see there's a white frame house, two story, front porches, two bodies were found on Saturday, one inside the home and one in the yard. Over in this direction, you'll see there's a brown brick, low- lying garage, and that's where the first body was found on Friday. They believe it's the work of a serial killer. They also believe they have him in custody. He's been identified as 35-year-old Michael Madison. He's been charged with three counts of aggravated murder and three counts of kidnapping, being held on a $6 million bond. Authorities fear it's possible there could be more victims. There are more missing people here that are unaccounted for. Because of the fact they believe he was acting as a serial killer inspired by another Cleveland serial killer, Anthony Sowell, who was convicted in 2011 of murdering 11 women. There were searches over the weekend and there could be more searches conducted today. Right now, the important thing is the second identity is being revealed. There's a third woman who remains unidentified. The coroner said their bodies were so badly decomposed he could not immediately make identifications. They continue to work on that process -- Pamela?</s>BROWN: So disturbing, so gruesome. Martin Savidge, thank you. In Milwaukie, star outfielder, Ryan Braun, is suspended for the rest of the year. We'll take a look at how this is a ground-breaking case for Major League Baseball and what other players are saying about it.
New Details on Cleveland Murders