Tanya Kach Alleges Corruption In Hometown

Tanya Kach is taking dozens of people to court, saying their actions led to her kidnapping and prolonged entrapment.

Kach, 24, was allegedly held captive by Thomas Hose for 10 years, just blocks from her family home.

A statement from Kach’s lawyer, Lawrence Fisher, read:

"Vindicating Tanya's civil rights, and routing corruption in McKeesport, can wait no longer. Consequently, Tanya Kach has filed a lawsuit in the Federal District Court here in the Western District of Pennsylvania. This suit raises civil rights and/or racketeering claims against Thomas Hose, the City of McKeesport, as well as the McKeesport School District, among others. We have every confidence that this lawsuit will serve to hold accountable those who steadfastly refuse to accept responsibility in this matter."

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Previous Stories: August 31, 2006: Man Accused Of Keeping Girl Locked Up Arraigned April 13, 2006: Parents Of Tanya Kach Want Answers April 6, 2006: New Charges Filed In Case Of Tanya Kach March 29, 2006: Suspects In Missing Girl Case Out Of Jail March 28, 2006: Kidnapping Suspect Released From Jail March 27, 2006: Second Suspect In Kidnapping Surrenders March 27, 2006: Kidnapping Suspect Goes Before Judge March 24, 2006: Police Issue Warrant For One-Time Friend Of Thomas Hose March 23, 2006: Police Continue To Investigate Case Of Missing Girl March 23, 2006: Girl Missing For 10 Years Reunites With Mother March 22, 2006: Girl Missing For 10 Years Shows Up Near Pittsburgh