Rally for justice in Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus cases held outside Justice Center

CLEVELAND - A rally for justice for two missing Cleveland girls was held Monday afternoon.

Protestors called for answers and closure in the Amanda Berry and Gina DeJesus cases.

Last week, investigators searched a vacant lot in Cleveland for remains of Berry after receiving a tip from an inmate. Prisoner Robert Wolford claimed Berry’s body was buried in the lot.

Following two days of digging, officials found nothing.

Pastor Angel Arroyo of .Com Ministry called for Wolford to be charged with obstruction of justice or providing false information.  Arroyo said Wolford should also have to repay the city for the cost of the search.

A similar search was conducted for Gina DeJesus in 2006, which also turned up nothing.