THEY SURVIVED THE ‘HOUSE OF HORRORS’… NOW THEY COULD LOSE EACH OTHER FOREVER 💥 EXPERT REVEALS THE HEARTBREAKING NEXT CHAPTER FOR OHIO’S 16 RESCUED CHILDREN

The children aren’t likely to be placed together in foster care, a specialist said (Image: AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster)

A forensic interviewer said it’s “unlikely” all 16 children from the notorious Ohio “house of horrors” will be housed together.

Specialist Denise Rodriguez Bowman previously handled a comparable case in California involving the Turpin family. She conducted interviews with the 13 Turpin children following their parents’ 2018 arrest on felony charges of torture and unlawful imprisonment.

The Ohio situation concerns the Siders family, with four adults facing child endangerment charges in relation to the case. It comes after the disturbing demand of the mom-of-16 emerged as she begged to be released from jail.

Discussing the 16 children recently removed from appalling conditions in Hamden, Ohio, Bowman stated, “The children have likely been placed in foster care,” though she noted it is “unlikely child welfare officials would be able to house all of them together.”

She continued, “Visits would likely be arranged among siblings living separately if professionals overseeing the case determine it is in the family’s best interest.”

A cat looks out from a side door opening of a home where authorities say they removed 16 children and arrested four adults in Hamden, Ohio, Wednesday, July 1, 2026. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster) (Image: AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster)

Regarding the process of interviewing children from such traumatic backgrounds, Bowman emphasized that officials must exercise considerable patience, reports the Mirror US.

“It is a lot of patience on an interviewer’s part. They generally can be long interviews, and we’re kind of moving it along based on the kid’s ability to be in that room and how long they can be in that room,” she explained.

Bowman shared these insights during an appearance on Ashleigh Banfield’s “Drop Dead Serious” podcast. Christina Siders, 67, Gary Siders Sr., 73, her son, Gary Siders Jr., 36, and Elizabeth Siders, 33, are all in custody and awaiting trial in connection with the Ohio case, which has garnered widespread national attention.

This undated booking photo provided by Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail on Wednesday, July 1, 2026, shows Elizabeth Siders. (Image: Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail)

The children were discovered living in deplorable conditions on June 30, after law enforcement executed a search warrant on the property for an unrelated matter.

Upon entering the home, investigators reported that several of the children were unable to speak, while the oldest, 18, could not write her own name.

Attorney General Andy Wilson told reporters, “I mean, it looked like almost feral animals. It was terrible.”

“What we saw down here today is pure evil. Most of our livestock was kept in better conditions than the children. It was just a disgusting scene,” he added. Meanwhile, the mom-of-16’s eerie post on her husband’s Facebook was uncovered.