THE H@UNTING SOCIAL MEDIA POSTS OF THE OLDER CHILDREN FROM OHIO’S INFAMOUS “HOUSE OF HORR0RS” ARE RESURFACING… AND REVEALING A BIZARRE RELATIONSHIP WITH THEIR PARENTS – News

THE H@UNTING SOCIAL MEDIA POSTS OF THE OLDER CHILDREN FROM OHIO’S INFAMOUS “HOUSE OF HORR0RS” ARE RESURFACING… AND REVEALING A BIZARRE RELATIONSHIP WITH THEIR PARENTS

WARNING – DISTRESSING CONTENT: Heartbreaking social media posts of the older children of 16, who lived in the infamous Ohio “house of horrors,” are resurfacing, revealing a bizarre relationship between them and their parents.

Heartbreaking social media posts of the older children of 16, who lived in the infamous Ohio “house of horrors,” are resurfacing,(Image: Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail)

Heartbreaking social media posts of the older children of 16, who lived in the infamous Ohio “house of horrors,” are resurfacing, revealing a bizarre relationship between them and their parents.

According to Law and Crime, some social media posts by the older children of Gary Siders Jr. and  have resurfaced, in some instances showcasing their everyday life at home, which has been described as a house of horrors. Gary and Elizabeth, alongside Gary Siders Sr. and Christina Siders, were arrested earlier this month and charged with second-degree felony child endangerment.

The children’s names have not been revealed publicly, but it is known that there were 16 boys and girls in the family, with ages ranging from 18 months to

In one of the social media posts, two cats were recorded outside the infamous home in Hamden. Separately, in several re-posts from the accounts, there are clues as to what the parents’  with the children was like in recent months.

“How I felt after feeling uncomfortable hugging my own dad,” one of the children reposted. Another post states, “everybody yelling at me like damn I’m trying.”

The children’s names have not been revealed publicly(Image: LawAndCrime/YouTube)

In another post, the video reads: “pov: me seeing a little girl spending time/having fun [with] her dad (I used to be daddy’s little girl).” Another shows a scene from a movie or a television show that displays a father yelling at a child. The post is captioned “My dad since I started being a teenager [because] I changed and I’m not the little girl he used to love anymore.”

A separate post reads, “I’m really starting to hate this house and this family.”

“How I felt after feeling uncomfortable hugging my own dad,” one of the children reposted(Image: LawAndCrime/YouTube)

The 16 children were found in a “disgusting” home in “deplorable” conditions inside a small, rural house in Hamden, a small village in southeastern Ohio that has a population of around 727 people.

Vinton County Sheriff Ryan Cain said the home had signs of human excrement and believes the 16 children were kept in a 12ft by 12ft room for around four years. The alleged abuse went to such extreme extents, the sheriff said, that some of the younger children were barely able to communicate and had “limited” speech.

The 16 children were found in a “disgusting” home in “deplorable” conditions inside a small, rural house in Hamden, a small village in southeastern Ohio that has a population of around 727 people. (Image: Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail)

“Most of our livestock was kept in better conditions than the children,” Cain said at a news conference. Meanwhile, shocked by what he had seen, Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson said he could not get the smell of the home “away from me,” describing the scenes as “pure evil.”

The children were taken to the hospital. Some were found in critical condition and were hospitalized, while others were examined and released. Two of the children were taken to trauma centers due to the extent of their injuries.

According to Law and Crime, some social media posts by the older children of Gary Siders Jr. and Elizabeth Siders have resurfaced, in some instances showcasing their everyday life at home, which has been described as a house of horrors.(Image: LawAndCrime/YouTube)

The children had never been enrolled in school, and the eldest could not spell her own name. She was described as developmentally disabled.

A judge in Vinton County entered not guilty pleas on behalf of the four defendants. Each of them was being held on a $300,000 bond and were prohibited from contacting one another or their children.

The children were taken to the hospital. Some were found in critical condition and were hospitalized, while others were examined and released(Image: AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster)

Siders Jr. was the subject of an unrelated warrant before the discovery of what was happening inside the home. Court records show a warrant was issued for Siders stemming from misdemeanor indecent exposure charges related to alleged incidents back in May.

Attorney Tamara Holder noted that several people would have seen or been involved with Sider’s alleged indecent exposure. “This means that on four separate occasions, at least one person from outside the house witnessed strange conduct,” she said.

“We have also learned that in 2022, Elizabeth Siders gave birth to conjoined twins. Presumably, people within the medical profession had knowledge about the woman’s inability to care for herself. The red flags were everywhere, but they were ignored.”

Elizabeth Siders married Gary Siders Jr. in March 2008 at age 15, according to court records. Her parents consented to the marriage. Records show that she gave birth to their first daughter, who is now 18, just two months later.

If you suspect child abuse, immediately call 911 for emergencies or contact local child protective services (CPS) or police. You can also call or text the National Child Abuse Hotline at 1-800-422-4453. Reports can often be made anonymously to help protect children from further harm.