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but imagine the national storyline if they were muzzies tbh
http://abcnews.go.com/US/13-siblings...ry?id=52364267
13 siblings ages 2 to 29 'held captive' by parents, some shackled, officials say
An investigation is underway in California after 13 siblings ages 2 to 29 were allegedly held captive in a home, some "shackled to their beds with chains and padlocks," the Riverside County Sheriff's Department said in a press release.
Two parents, 57-year-old David Allen Turpin and 49-year-old Louise Anna Turpin, were arrested in the torture and child engagement case in Perris, about 27 miles south of San Bernardino.
The investigation began early Sunday morning when a 17-year-old girl allegedly escaped from the home and called 911, claiming that her 12 brothers and sisters were being held captive there, the sheriff's office said.
Responding officers said the teen "appeared to be only 10 years old and slightly emaciated."
Inside the home was a shocking scene.
Several children were "shackled to their beds with chains and padlocks in dark and foul-smelling surroundings," the sheriff's office said. "The victims appeared to be malnourished and very dirty."
Seven of the victims were adults, ranging in age from 18 to 29, the sheriff's office said. The others were children as young as 2. The victims -- who authorities say claimed to be starving -- were given food and drinks and interviewed, the sheriff's office said. They were then hospitalized for treatment, the authorities said.
The parents were interviewed and later booked on charges of torture and child endangerment, the sheriff's office said. Bail was set at $9 million each.
David Turpin's parents, James and Betty Turpin of West Virginia, told ABC News they are “surprised and shocked” by the allegations against their son and daughter-in-law.
James and Betty Turpin said they hadn't seen their son and daughter-in-law since visiting them in California some four to five years ago. However, they said they have kept in touch with them by phone since. They told ABC News they had not spoken to their grandchildren, saying David Turpin or his wife would often call when they were without the children, who are homeschooled.
The distraught grandparents added that David and Louise Turpin are considered a good Christian family in their community, saying they can't understand “any of this.”
The sheriff's office said it's believed that all of the victims were their biological children.
It's unclear how long the victims were held inside the home, the authorities said.
demonic thugs
but imagine the national storyline if they were muzzies tbh
On the plus side Avante can hit some legal pussy that looks like it's twelve years old. It's right in his neck of the woods too.
Blue state issues
OP triggered by homeschooling.
http://www.newsweek.com/david-allen-...e-child-782086
The house where the family was held is situated in Perris, a small city south east of Los Angeles. The Los Angeles Times reported that the family has resided in the house since 2010, when they moved to Perris from Texas.
demonic thugs
but imagine the national storyline if they were muzzies tbhno Sharia in muh 'Murica
OP triggered Spurter.OP triggered by homeschooling.
Yep.demonic thugs
but imagine the national storyline if they were muzzies tbh
Looks like home haircuts as well
They're building the wall on the wrong border in Cali tbhdemonic thugs
but imagine the national storyline if they were muzzies tbh
Seriously.
I would want to stay home.
arresting them...they both should have been Reggie Ledoux'd
White evangelist trump supporters imo
Nope. Just
I would think that California would have quite strict homeschooling laws. Didn't someone have to evaluate these kids or didn't they have to sit a test (like IOWA Basic Skills) in a group that's proctored and turn in scores? Wouldn't someone have noticed that kids at certain grade levels look years younger (because of malnutrition) than they actually were?
im sure CA has laws. i dont think these people followed many of them
If the homeschooling (reporting) laws weren't followed, some one in the school system should have followed up. Even here in FL, where the homeschooling laws are pretty lax, you have to turn in annual evaluation from a certified teacher or test scores (taken in a non-parentally proctored setting with certified teacher.
well with communist california's crippling and overburdening regulations, i'm surprised they had any autonomy tbh
slipped through the cracks
I don't think these inbreds could follow a law if they wrote it themselves.
lol assuming these people took any kind of exit exams
nope. San Bernardino is part of New California
LOL triggered by any criticism of homeschooling.Nope. Just
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