School bus driver charged with holding girl captive for 12 years

A school bus driver in Colombia allegedly held a girl captive for more than a decade until she recently escaped, prosecutors say.

"The man, who worked as a school bus driver, allegedly detained a 7-year-old girl in early 2012 and took her to a house in the city center," prosecutors said in a statement. "He allegedly psychologically manipulated and sexually assaulted her, making her believe that such behavior was normal."  Greg Norman is a reporter at Fox News Digital.

Investigators say during the victim’s captivity, her name was changed, she was taken to various buildings in the cities of Medellín and Bello, and she was kept out of school.