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Reminiscent of the Turpins. I hope these three abusers rot in jail and everyday experience at least a modicum of the hell they inflicted on these poor kids.
“MINERSVILLE, Pa. - Minersville Police Chief Michael Combs says this is a case that will haunt him - many involving the welfare of children often do.
"No. I've never seen anything like this in Minersville. We've had certainly cases of child abuse, child sexual exploitation and things like that, but that these children endured this many years of this kind of treatment is beyond anything that I've seen," Combs said.
Wendy Yost, Jennifer Yost, and Todd Richter are in custody on child abuse charges after police say they beat three children, all Richter's biological kids. The affidavit details brutal beatings with things like bats and mallets.
Police say this went on for three years, and no one knew about it. That is until the oldest, a 12-year-old boy, escaped in early March.
"Fortunately, one of our residents saw this young man out pacing around back-and-forth, and although she's used to seeing children running around the streets, this child looked like he was in distress and she just asked him, 'Hey, buddy. Do you need some help,'" Combs said.”
Adults accused of torturing and starving three children locked in attic | Daily Mail Online
Police: 3 charged after allegedly beating children, confining them to attic in Schuylkill County
“MINERSVILLE, Pa. - Minersville Police Chief Michael Combs says this is a case that will haunt him - many involving the welfare of children often do.
"No. I've never seen anything like this in Minersville. We've had certainly cases of child abuse, child sexual exploitation and things like that, but that these children endured this many years of this kind of treatment is beyond anything that I've seen," Combs said.
Wendy Yost, Jennifer Yost, and Todd Richter are in custody on child abuse charges after police say they beat three children, all Richter's biological kids. The affidavit details brutal beatings with things like bats and mallets.
Police say this went on for three years, and no one knew about it. That is until the oldest, a 12-year-old boy, escaped in early March.
"Fortunately, one of our residents saw this young man out pacing around back-and-forth, and although she's used to seeing children running around the streets, this child looked like he was in distress and she just asked him, 'Hey, buddy. Do you need some help,'" Combs said.”
Adults accused of torturing and starving three children locked in attic | Daily Mail Online
Police: 3 charged after allegedly beating children, confining them to attic in Schuylkill County