Five children were saved from the house of horrors, only to experience the horror again: “They were told to eat their vomit”

Her five children experienced absolute horror who were rescued from a home, only to end up with a pedophile. Unlucky children forced to eat their own vomit while told to kill themselves, reveals DailyMail.com.

The children beat them with belts and sandals, told him they were “useless” and threatened to be returned to corrupt biological parents David and Louise Turpin, who are now living Life imprisonment for chronic abuse of their 13 children.

According to the complaint, both Riverside County as well as ChildNet — a Long Beach-based charity — knew about the Olguins’ behavior before they sent the children to live in their “home” in Perris, California. The two organizations had reportedly received several complaints about the horror trio from other foster children in their care before the Turpin children arrived – and completely ignored a separate complaint by one of the Turpin girls. As a result, three of the Turpin sisters, aged seven, 16 and 17, are said to have suffered three years of sexual abuse at the hands of Marcelino.

THE Marcelino allegedly fondled all three children in the buttocksthe legs and the bosom, he “kissed them on the mouth” and made “sexual” comments.

Along with Rosa and Lennys, he also subjected the children to physical abuse. Including slapping them in the face with sandals and pulling their hair while all three emotionally abused them by making them they sit outside for hours as a punishment. Abuse also included “confession circles” where the Olguins made them recount the horrors of their upbringing while preventing them from speaking to their adult siblings. All five children were repeatedly threatened that they would handcuff them and watch as Lennis allegedly tortured another child in their care. The new revelations come as the Olguins prepare to face criminal charges — starting with a two-day pretrial hearing scheduled to begin Jan. 13. All three have plead not guilty on multiple counts of child abuse.

It is worth noting that both ChildNet, a charity which specializes in placing vulnerable children with foster parents parents, as well as the Riverside County Department of Child Services, had repeatedly received complaints from children who had accused the institutions of placing them with the wrong families. However, nothing happened.

According to the complaints, social workers visited the home 20 times between 2003 and 2010 and knew the child was being abused but failed to remove him… Although Carranza was arrested in May 2020, social workers from the Department of Children’s Services decided to allow her unsupervised visits with the children.

Incredibly, the children were experiencing all of this after the unsupervised visits, social workers decided to permanently return him to Carranza’s care in June 2020.