US Politics | Shocking new details about Turpin family ‘abuse’ as kids say they were ‘forced to eat own VOMIT by foster parents’
SIX children from the infamous Turpin family have alleged that they were forced to eat their own vomit by their foster parents, according to new lawsuits. They claim their foster parents forced them to recall the horrific abuse they suffered while living with biological parents Louise and David before they were rescued in 2018. 
Social Media - Refer to SourceSix of the Turpin kids have claimed they were forced to eat their own vomit by their foster parents, according to lawsuits. They are pictured with their biological parents David and Louise '/ ' 
Investigators said the children were malnourished. They are pictured with their biological parents Louise and David 
Marcelino Olguin, 63, was charged with sexual abuse and physically and mentally torturing the foster kidsCBSLA Additionally, the kids say they were physically, sexually, and emotionally abused by their foster parents. The foster parents have been identified as Mr and Mrs O in court documents seen by Today. In their lawsuit, the children alleged the foster parents made sexually suggestive comments. They also claimed that they were forced to eat their own vomit and allegedly forced to take part in a ...confession circle talk... where they had to rehash their trauma. Read more on the Turpin family 
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BACK INTO HELL Two Turpin sisters 'molested 50 times AFTER being rescued from horror house' The Turpin siblings claimed that their foster parents threatened to send them back to their biological parents David and Louise – who are currently in jail after being sentenced in 2019. And, the lawsuit alleges that the kids had their hair pulled out and were struck with belts by the foster parents. The lawsuits have been filed against Riverside County and the private foster care firm ChildNetYouth and Family Services. Riverside officials told the New York Post: "We deeply care about the safety and wellbeing of every single child under our care. Most read in The US Sun REVENGE! Khloe shows off thin figure in thong bathing suit as Tristan parties with models KIMYE BACK ON? Kim Kardashian drops Instagram clue she's back together with ex Kanye West GUNNED DOWN Mom, dad and six-year-old girl are shot dead in horror attack at campground KIM-LOVE Pete's 'real' feelings for Kim revealed by body language & it's embarrassing BAD TASTE I'm an interior designer – the tacky decor touches you'll NEVER find in my house HAIR RAISER! Long Island Medium Theresa Caputo is unrecognizable in MAJOR transformation "Our hearts go out to the Turpin siblings. Any instance when a child is harmed is heartbreaking. "We continue to evaluate our practices with a critical eye and are committed to understanding and addressing the root cause. "This includes expanding the availability of quality and safe placements for all children in foster care." Brett Lewis, a spokesman for ChildNet Youth and Family Services, said: "At this time, our organization is not at liberty to disclose facts or discuss the allegations made in the complaint. "We look forward to providing the facts at the appropriate time in court. Our agency has been serving California's most vulnerable, traumatized youth for over 50 years. "We have a strong track record of providing excellent care and continue to demonstrate our commitment to these children." DRAMATIC ESCAPE Earlier this year, a couple who fostered five of the Turpin children were criminally charged with abusing the kids. Foster dad Marcelino Olguin, 63, was charged with sexual abuse and physically and mentally torturing the foster kids. His wife Rosa, 58, and daughter Lennys, 37, have also been charged with torture and false imprisonment. All three pled not guilty to the charges. The Olguin family, from Perris, California, fostered five of the Turpin siblings after their dramatic escape from their biological parents' home. The 13 kids were reportedly fed only once a day by their parents, allowed to shower just once a year, and were deprived of toys and games. When they were eventually rescued, the children were so malnourished that they were all assumed to be under 18, although seven were adults. Investigators said that an 11-year-old girl was so malnourished that her arm circumference was the equivalent of a four-and-a-half-month-old baby. The kids reportedly lived on bologna and peanut butter sandwiches while their parents ate take-out. The Turpin parents allegedly kept their kids chained to filthy beds or furniture, or even locked them in their rooms. Jennifer Turpin told ABC journalist Diane Sawyer that she was afraid to do anything wrong because her biological parents would beat her. She claimed: ...If I did one little thing wrong, I was going to be beaten. "And not just beat, beat until I bled." Jennifer claimed that her biological parents would use the Bible to justify the abuse. Read More on The US Sun 
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APThe Turpin kids escaped the clutches of parents David and Louise in 2018 '/ ' 
ABCThe kids claimed that they were chained to their beds by their biological parents '/ '
Social Media - Refer to SourceSix of the Turpin kids have claimed they were forced to eat their own vomit by their foster parents, according to lawsuits. They are pictured with their biological parents David and Louise '/ ' Investigators said the children were malnourished. They are pictured with their biological parents Louise and David Marcelino Olguin, 63, was charged with sexual abuse and physically and mentally torturing the foster kidsCBSLA Additionally, the kids say they were physically, sexually, and emotionally abused by their foster parents. The foster parents have been identified as Mr and Mrs O in court documents seen by Today. In their lawsuit, the children alleged the foster parents made sexually suggestive comments. They also claimed that they were forced to eat their own vomit and allegedly forced to take part in a ...confession circle talk... where they had to rehash their trauma. Read more on the Turpin family NEW BEGINNING Girl who escaped from evil Turpin 'house of horrors' becomes TikTok star BACK INTO HELL Two Turpin sisters 'molested 50 times AFTER being rescued from horror house' The Turpin siblings claimed that their foster parents threatened to send them back to their biological parents David and Louise – who are currently in jail after being sentenced in 2019. And, the lawsuit alleges that the kids had their hair pulled out and were struck with belts by the foster parents. The lawsuits have been filed against Riverside County and the private foster care firm ChildNetYouth and Family Services. Riverside officials told the New York Post: "We deeply care about the safety and wellbeing of every single child under our care. Most read in The US Sun REVENGE! Khloe shows off thin figure in thong bathing suit as Tristan parties with models KIMYE BACK ON? Kim Kardashian drops Instagram clue she's back together with ex Kanye West GUNNED DOWN Mom, dad and six-year-old girl are shot dead in horror attack at campground KIM-LOVE Pete's 'real' feelings for Kim revealed by body language & it's embarrassing BAD TASTE I'm an interior designer – the tacky decor touches you'll NEVER find in my house HAIR RAISER! Long Island Medium Theresa Caputo is unrecognizable in MAJOR transformation "Our hearts go out to the Turpin siblings. Any instance when a child is harmed is heartbreaking. "We continue to evaluate our practices with a critical eye and are committed to understanding and addressing the root cause. "This includes expanding the availability of quality and safe placements for all children in foster care." Brett Lewis, a spokesman for ChildNet Youth and Family Services, said: "At this time, our organization is not at liberty to disclose facts or discuss the allegations made in the complaint. "We look forward to providing the facts at the appropriate time in court. Our agency has been serving California's most vulnerable, traumatized youth for over 50 years. "We have a strong track record of providing excellent care and continue to demonstrate our commitment to these children." DRAMATIC ESCAPE Earlier this year, a couple who fostered five of the Turpin children were criminally charged with abusing the kids. Foster dad Marcelino Olguin, 63, was charged with sexual abuse and physically and mentally torturing the foster kids. His wife Rosa, 58, and daughter Lennys, 37, have also been charged with torture and false imprisonment. All three pled not guilty to the charges. The Olguin family, from Perris, California, fostered five of the Turpin siblings after their dramatic escape from their biological parents' home. The 13 kids were reportedly fed only once a day by their parents, allowed to shower just once a year, and were deprived of toys and games. When they were eventually rescued, the children were so malnourished that they were all assumed to be under 18, although seven were adults. Investigators said that an 11-year-old girl was so malnourished that her arm circumference was the equivalent of a four-and-a-half-month-old baby. The kids reportedly lived on bologna and peanut butter sandwiches while their parents ate take-out. The Turpin parents allegedly kept their kids chained to filthy beds or furniture, or even locked them in their rooms. Jennifer Turpin told ABC journalist Diane Sawyer that she was afraid to do anything wrong because her biological parents would beat her. She claimed: ...If I did one little thing wrong, I was going to be beaten. "And not just beat, beat until I bled." Jennifer claimed that her biological parents would use the Bible to justify the abuse. Read More on The US Sun LEFT TO ROT Inside abandoned zoo with remains of great white SHARK floating in tank ICE QUEEN? Kardashian fans fear Kim's face is 'FROZEN' after spotting detail in recent pics She said: "They loved to point out things in Deuteronomy, saying that, 'We have the right to do this to you.' "That they even had the right to kill us if we didn't listen." APThe Turpin kids escaped the clutches of parents David and Louise in 2018 '/ ' ABCThe kids claimed that they were chained to their beds by their biological parents '/ '
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