Turpin family

The media has blanked out her face. Newly-discovered video posted online by a teenage daughter of David and Louise Turpin shows life inside the Turpin's California home. The Turpins' 17-year-old daughter produced and posted self-made videos to YouTube under an alias. The videos show her singing songs she wrote. In another video, the teenager is playing with one of the family's dogs. The teen's Instagram account shows mostly selfies and also includes some photos of Justin Bieber. The…

HOUSE of horrors father David Turpin kidnapped his wife Louise as a 16-year-old to force her into marrying him and took her across state lines before she was ordered back home.

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POLICE could order a DNA test on the 13 rescued House of Horrors children to check if they are all related, sources close to the probe have revealed after the Turpin parents were accused of imprisoning and torturing the children.

In 2019, David and Louise Turpin pleaded guilty to multiple felony counts including torture and false imprisonment and are now serving prison sentences of 25 years to life

Before Jordan Turpin managed to escape in 2018, she and her 12 siblings were living in squalid captivity in their family's Perris, Calif., home, as suburban life went on right outside the door.

A Southern California couple is in custody on suspicion of torture and child endangerment after 12 of their children allegedly were found captive in the couple's home, with some of them shackled to beds.

Nearly two weeks after an emaciated 17-year-old girl called police to tell them her siblings were being held captive by their own parents, the Turpin family still has the world’s attention.

The California home where David and Louise Turpin are accused of torturing their 13 children has been quietly put up for auction — with no mention of its history.