A parish in Florida (EEUU) was arrested during a tragedy to find out that during the months of adolescence, there were monkeys eating, in a case where the authorities of the St. Lucie is classified as “horrendous”, informing her local media miracles.
Oscar Torres, 40 years old, and his wife Brittany Kirschenhofer, 32 years old, were detained while being held during various hours of the day when he shared with ten teenagers, one of 17 years old and the other 16-year-olds, a those who also eat sporadic form.
“The three most vulnerable adolescents are under the pretext of accepting their editions,” said March in a press release by Brian Hester, chief of the St. Lucie County Algae Office, in Orlando City.
Agreed with the authorities, one of the minors rescued only weighs 50 books (22 kilos) and suffers from allotments, as well as the verbal communication tool, control muscle in other corporate functions.
“All medical evaluations confirm that this affection is a direct result of the nutrition and it is necessary to have a feeding tube in order to gradually increase the level of nutrition adequately for his family,” said Hester.
The official explained that the agents found a candle in the doorway of the apartment that contained the three victims, and that the couple declared that the closures of the apartment to maintain the contents of the yard and then all the nines would cover the free book. .
“The statements of one of the victims indicate that at least one of the three victims is suffering from physical malice,” Hester revealed, adding that it is related to one of the teenage teenagers who “hurts secretly at the rest of the comedy.”
According to the Police, the minors did not leave the house for the months of December and follow virtual school classes.
The three adolescents were born to Torres and had sex with their biological mother, who did not know what he was doing with them until they had sex with them, according to the police.
At the time of the residency, there were also other minorities, aged 9 and 6, and biological children of Kirschenhofer, who apparently did not suffer from the “Spanish infantile negligence case”, as Hester said, and had family members.
The couple, who are detained without duty and on duty, face three charges of child abuse and negligence.
Authorities were alerted in this case on February 10 to an anonymous notice issued by the Florida Department of Homes and Families on February 22nd.