Legally Brunette: Sixteen Children & Their “House of Horrors”
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Hi guys, welcome to an episode of Legally Brunette. I will be your host today, Emily Simpson, with my sidekick... Shane. Shane. Okay, we have to talk about the 16 children found in Ohio. First of all, it's Ohio, and you like to make fun of Ohio. They're your people. Those are my people. You know, the very first person that sent me this case was my sister, who... still lives in Ohio currently. And she said it to me and she said, this case is going to be huge. You might want to talk about it on your podcast. And I read an article about it. And then she was right. Cause I'm telling you right after I read the article on the 16 kids that were moved from this, you know, quote house of horrors, it is everywhere.
It is definitely globally.
What are we referring to this case as, or what's the name?
We're calling it the 16 children found in Ohio. In the house of horrors. So authorities have uncovered what appears to be a long-term child abuse and neglect case in rural Hamden, Ohio. After discovering 16 children living in horrific conditions inside an isolated home in a 12 by 12 room. What's something that would be 12 by 12? Like something comparable.
Like an office.
Like a small office. Yeah.
Very small office. Yeah. Definitely smaller than even a single car garage.
Right.
So a basic bedroom, like one of our boys bedrooms is probably basically, basically, well, it might even be 15 by 15. So even smaller.
Yeah. So imagine a smaller room.
Well, how many people are in there?
16 children.
Yeah. So they each have, you know, I don't know.
Less than a square.
Eight square feet to each other. Yeah.
Yeah.
How do they have eight square feet?
Well, because 12 by 12 is 144 square feet divided by 16.
Oh, you just did that math that fast?
Well, I'm guessing, yeah, eight feet.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–6:46
2
How and when did police first discover the 16 children in the Hamden, Ohio home?
6:46–11:02
3
What were the living conditions inside the alleged 12x12 “house of horrors” room?
11:02–13:56
4
What is known about the children's ages, health, and immediate medical care?
13:56–14:49
5
What prompted the initial search warrant tied to Gary Siders Jr.?
14:49–42:12