Recent content by Nelnoir

I think you are right about a child not facing the camera. Other than that I notice that their clothes don't seem to fit them properly. They also have the same stance or similar stances in every photo, unnatural posing, not touching each other (unless told to?). And their hair always seem to be...

One neighbor in Rio Vista recounted how "everything had locks on it". (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/01/21/turpin-family-home-littered-faeces-had-makeshift-classroom/) Not only the fridge but also closets and (toy) boxes. The theory that the Turpins locked the fridge because of food- or...

They can't use the defense of their children having food-related conditions. Not only because it is highly unlikely all or most of them would have such a condition. Apart from that, there was an article about their Texas home...

Looks like a model-dinosaur skeleton.

I think rsd1200 was referencing my post in the last thread. I am just lurking here but I noticed that maybe the survivors appear to not have a concept of the world because of their isolation for most of the time. Even some contacts with the outside world and even going to school sometimes cannot...

That was me. And that's correct. It's my guess that if they were largely and for the most part isolated from the outside world, then yes, it will have an effect on the way you behave and talk. Even if you are ocassionally permitted to go outside, and even if you are permitted to go to school. I...

I am just lurking here but I would say that they obviously had glimpses of the outside world. Other than that, I have been isolated for most of my childhood and adolescence. Isolated as in not allowed to have normal contact with my peers but of course, I wasn't held captive, not nearly to that...

I've been lurking here some time. This case and more importantly the acts involved are incomprehensible which is why I want to try to understand it. Just wanted to comment on the living situation which they might have had in their homes for them to get as dirty in every (or almost every?) room...