Mike Hestrin: Last News

House of Horrors were told 'to Google it' when they asked for help, it's been claimed.13 siblings were saved from their guardians almost four years ago - in a vile home where kids aged between two and 29 were living in filth, starving, and in terrible condition.The house, based in Perris, California, has now been pushed back into the limelight as a new documentary has been released speaking to some of the Turpin family members who managed to escape and reveal the true horrors inside.Those who followed their ordeal hoped that once the siblings found freedom in 2018 they would have a bright and safe future.However, district attorney Mike Hestrin told host Diane Sawyer last week that the siblings are "living in squalor" and in "crime-ridden

David and Louise Turpin‘s 13 children were rescued from their abuse in Jan. 2018, after Jordan Turpin managed to escape from the California home she and her siblings were kept in, but it turns out they may have endured more abuse when they were turned over to foster care and/or a public guardian. A new investigation from ABC News claims that the kids were part of a broken system, and a few county officials looking to expose how the government “failed these victims” are speaking out.