Sixteen children were rescued from a derelict house in rural Ohio after authorities said they had been locked in one room for most of the previous four years and lived in extremely unsanitary conditions. According to officials, the children, ranging in age from one and a half to 18 years old, were surrounded by human waste and bacteria. Some children could not speak, and one 18-year-old with developmental difficulties could not even pronounce her name. The children’s parents and two grandparents were charged with 16 counts each of second-degree endangering children due to serious physical harm. The family allegedly moved frequently across southern Ohio over the past two decades to avoid leaving medical and official records, and the children were not enrolled in school. Authorities stated that the family was adept at keeping the children hidden from investigators, and no one outside the family knew about them.
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