Jennifer Turpin: Last News

Four years after Jordan Turpin, Jennifer Turpin, and their eleven other siblings were rescued from their parents’ abusive home, the sisters got a chance to thank one of the men who helped them stay strong while imprisoned in the “House of Horrors.” “I had a Garth Brooks DVD collection while living through hell,” Jennifer, 33, captioned a series of photographs and videos taken from The Garth Brooks Stadium Tour concert at San Diego’s Petco Park. One of the photos was of Jennifer alongside Garth and his wife, country superstar Trisha Yearwood. “When D & L were gone, I’d sneak and play it on our television. Thank you, @garthbrooks, for being a light through our darkness,” added Jennifer.

horrors they went through in the Turpin family household at the hands of their parents in the US.Jennifer and Jordan Turpin have revealed they were beaten and starved by their parents David and Louise.The Turpin family had 13 children in total with Jennifer, 33, the oldest of the group,Jordan, who was six at the time, told ABC that she “would have to figure out how to eat”.She said: “I would either eat ketchup or mustard and ice”.Jennifer Turpin said the children were not allowed to go to school and lived in constant fear of being assaulted by their parents.She said the punishments could be for the smallest things such as going into their mother’s room and seeing a child thrown down the stairs.Her father would also use belts and sticks and

In 2018, David and wife Louise Turpin became household names after one of their 13 children escaped their family home — described as a “house of horrors” — in Perris, California. Daughter Jordan, then 17, crawled through a window and called 911 on her parents, exposing a life of horrific abuse and maltreatment. In a home covered with filth, mold, and garbage, the police found beaten and starved children, some of which were shackled onto beds.