Family at center of Ohio ‘house of horrors’ where 16 kids were rescued was previously investigated by child services
- The family at the center of a massive child engagement case in Ohio, where 16 kids were rescued from what has been dubbed a “house of horrors,” was previously investigated by child services.
- Authorities in Vinton County announced charges against Gary Siders Jr., 36, his wife Elizabeth Siders, 33, and his parents Gary Siders Sr., 73, and Christina Siders, 68, in early July after finding the children living in squalor at the family’s home in Hamden.
- Vinton County Sheriff Ryan Cain called it a “disgusting scene,” where the children were kept in a roughly 12-foot by 12-foot area and where there was
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- The family at the center of a massive child engagement case in Ohio, where 16 kids were rescued from what has been dubbed a “house of horrors,” was previously investigated by child services.
- Authorities in Vinton County announced charges against Gary Siders Jr., 36, his wife Elizabeth Siders, 33, and his parents Gary Siders Sr., 73, and Christina Siders, 68, in early July after finding the children living in squalor at the family’s home in Hamden.
- Vinton County Sheriff Ryan Cain called it a “disgusting scene,” where the children were kept in a roughly 12-foot by 12-foot area and where there was
Sources: The Independent