article_snippet: (CNN)The family of Ashley Summers may have reason to be hopeful again.
article_snippet: In May 2013, when police discovered three young women who had been imprisoned inside a nondescript Cleveland home for nearly a decade, Ashley Summers family and law enforcement hoped one of three young women who had been imprisoned inside a nondescript Cleveland home for nearly a decade would be Ashley, who disappeared in Cleveland around the same time as the other women.
article_snippet: But the discovery turned out to be unrelated to Ashley's case and there was no new information about Ashley whereabouts.
article_snippet: But nearly eight years since Ashley was last seen or heard from, the family's optimism has been restored by an unlikely discovery Ashley the Rhode Island
article_snippet: The resemblance to Ashley, who would now be 21, is "strikingly similar," Ashley added.
article_snippet: Still, Ashley considers the surveillance footage to be a breakthrough in the case, given that the FBI the FBI has found no legitimate sightings or social media activity by Ashley since Ashley disappeared on July 6, 2007.
article_snippet: In the case, two of the missing women had been identified and police said police had disappeared within four years of when Ashley went missing -- and within five blocks of where Ashley was last seen.
article_snippet: At first, when police said Ashley wasn't identified, I was hoping one would be Ashley," Debra Summers, Ashley aunt, told CNN at the time.
article_snippet: There is no new information that's come to light about Ashley:
highlights_snippet: Ashley Summers disappeared on July 6, 2007, when Ashley Summers was 14 .
  
highlights_snippet: Ashley Summers step-grandmother saw a photo of a woman who looks like Ashley Summers on the Rhode Island