Gary Siders Sr.’s Puzzling Actions and Secretive Gestures Toward His Wife in Newly Released Video Are Decoded by an Expert—As a Stark Warning Is Issued.

Gary Siders Sr.’s Puzzling Actions and Secretive Gestures Toward His Wife in Newly Released Video Are Decoded by an Expert—As a Stark Warning Is Issued.

I’ve booked thousands of suspects into custody over the years. And when it comes to the Ohio Siders family case, there’s a few things I’ve noticed. One family member arrives in a wheelchair. One is placed in full hand and leg restraints and one isn’t restrained at all. In fact, they seem to get a lot more attention from officers than anyone else.

 The question is why? Stay with me as I explain the process and why the cameras rarely lie. I’m Caroline Mitchell, former police detective and crime thriller author. The Siders family booking in videos came without sound, but I’m going to guide you through what was happening step by step, what was most likely said and what we can take from it.

 Now, I’ve made chapters below, so if there’s any part that you’d like to skip forward to, you can take it from there. Okay. So, the whole family are in that van along with another suspect. Now, this guy is um safely securing his firearms and that little box in custody. Uh because you’re not allowed to bring it in.

 I didn’t have firearms when I was in the police. Thankfully, this lad’s been a naughty boy. So, he’s been brought in first probably to get him out of the way before the whole family come in. It’s a big undertaking to have uh four people from the same family because uh in custody you can’t place them together like next to each other in the cells.

 Um and in the UK we had a separate male and female area. So they would be on the left say and then the females would be on the right. So they wouldn’t be near each other. And we had a limited obviously a limited amount of cells. So, you had to work out before you get to custody, you had to ring ahead custody to ensure that there were available sales.

 And if they weren’t, um, it was a pain. And I just want to show you there’s paperwork. And they all have this paperwork. They’re just being handed the paperwork for that person. You see that bag in his hands? That’s probably medication, personal effects. Um, we don’t hand uh suspects paperwork in the UK, but I know some places do. So you’ll see the rest of them have the paperwork in their hands and um here’s the wheelchairs being called for Gary Senior.

He actually had a quite serious condition that they weren’t aware of and he had to be brought to hospital. I’m not even sure if he was aware of it himself. He was quite ill. Um not very healthy looking at all. Uh seemed to have had a huge decline. I know that it’s reported that he’s had a stroke. So that could potentially be what’s caused the massive decline.

 Um they’re trying to get him into the wheelchair there. You have to be so careful because as an officer we used to deal with disabilities all the time. Uh a lot of the people we dealt with actually um were involved in drug use as well. So obviously they had a lot of disabilities and we had to be very careful bringing them in and out of custody for their own welfare.

 But obviously if something went wrong, oh my goodness, paperwork, horrendous paperwork involved. So there he is uh been brought in. He’s got um bandage on his shoulder and uh officers are talking to the other family members. They’re getting out Gary Jr. Uh [sighs] now there is something to note that Gary Jr.

 is shackled both of the ankles and wrists. It is up to officer discretion. Uh certainly most of the time, well all of the time as far as I’m aware, we don’t shackle on their ankles in the UK. Um we if we have someone who’s been really trying to kick you and things like that, we had Velcro, but then you’d have to carry them by their legs because their legs were velcroed together.

 But thankfully that wasn’t too often. It was very good though, very strong um way of doing it. But yeah, we don’t do the the foot ankle shackles at all. Now I don’t know why this is blurred out. Um, Gary Senior is holding his arm and his knee. But yeah, I don’t know why this is blurred out because the blur moves.

The blur moves around. So, I don’t know what’s going on with the blur. Um, now the thing I noticed most about this booking in process is, and again, there is no sound on this, so please don’t tell me to shut up in the comments. There is no sound. If there was sound, I’d let you hear it. Um, but yeah, I have booked in so many countless countless people over the years in my time in the police.

 And I can tell you that small holding cell gets smelly really quickly. It can smell bad if people smell bad. Now, you see that woman standing near the door in the black hair? I know people might say, “Oh, she’s got an easy job. She’s just standing there.” Actually, she’s uh watching for safety because these officers at some point have to turn their back on their suspect.

 So, she is there for safety. Um, we used to only process one person at a time, but I think because Gary Senior is in a wheelchair, mind you, the other two people come together as well. So, they’re doing it two at a time. I think also they’re very, very cooperative here, but they do have a luxury of having three, four officers.

 [gasps] When I was in the police, we did not have the luxury of having that many officers. Uh, they were very much, our numbers dwindled terribly. So, I was usually on my own with a suspect, one officer, one suspect. If you’re lucky, you might have two if you’re paired up with another officer or they might get sent somewhere else really quickly because there’s always jobs coming in.

Now, do you see that officer uh on the left, that female officer? I have to say she’s been outstanding throughout. She is the she treats these people the way an officer should with great respect. And you’ll see as she explains everything. She takes great care. You can see in her movements, she takes great care with them.

 She explains everything. Um, they’re wearing gloves, which you have to do obviously for obvious reasons. Um, but Gary Jr. is being extremely cooperative here. He’s answering all the questions he’s doing, exactly as he’s told to do. Suspects do not always do this. Suspects usually are quite annoyed, not happy about being arrested.

 And um, you know, he he has no previous that I’m aware of. Usually, this would be a shock to the system. Uh, but he’s being very cooperative. Um, I know that there was a reason they went there was because of the indecent exposure, which was him basically peeing on the porch, as far as I’m aware, and people seeing it as they went by. Uh, he’s doing a pat down search there.

 Now, do you see that blue thing? Do you see what she’s just handed him there? We don’t have those in the UK, interestingly enough. Um, but I did have to look it up to see what the heck they were. I’m just going to Yeah, they’re inmate property bags. So, they’re like hanging lockers. So, an officer logs the suspect’s uh personal things, slides the identity tag into the clear window, and passes it off the secure chain of custody.

 Very different to how we do things in the UK. Usually, we hand everything over at the custody desk, but I think it’s a good way of doing it. It’s very organized. Again, look at Gary Jr. Very, very calm, doing he’s standing just because he was told to stand against the wall. He is not moving. He’s doing everything he’s told. Uh Gary Senior again, you will that blur will move. I don’t know why he’s blurred.

 Uh maybe because he’s a vulnerable victim. Not victim, sorry. A vulnerable person. Now, as I said, that that would smell quite badly because I, you know, obviously anyone who’s watching this would have seen the home. People carry it in their hair, their clothes, everything. Uh they do look like custody tops that they’ve been given, but that that would be on their body.

 That would be quite hard to bear. uh especially in a confined there’s you know there’s no windows it’s very confined even in interview it was quite difficult to go into interview people when the the smell was so bad uh but you just have to act normal you can’t you can’t show show how hard it is now that clear plastic bag is a disposable bag I have learned usually for footwear so shoes are treated as biohazards because they carry uh bacteria and in this case Oh, definitely.

 Uh, so they’re sealing them separately and putting them uh, you know, separate to the inmates’s clothes. It’s to prevent crosscontamination as well. It’ll go into a little storage locker. Now, she’s explaining to him they need him to stand, put his hands up against the wall so they can search him. They have to do this because it’s for his safety and for everyone else’s safety.

And you wouldn’t believe the things that inmates, suspects have. I once had to accompany a paramedic and and get in the back of the ambulance because this lady had um I don’t want to say YouTube doesn’t like certain words, but things you shave with, many of them in her stomach, tucked into her stomach, uh in the foss.

And uh for their safety, they asked for police to attend and uh hopefully she wouldn’t whip one out. Thankfully, she didn’t. Uh why it was a mental health issue. I was going to say why would anyone want to do that? Obviously it was a mental health issue. But people can carry objects in all sorts of strange places.

 Uh you would say you know have you anything on you that would hurt you or me? That’s what we were trained to say and they would respond. Um, usually I would ask them to turn out their pockets because many a time has an officer stuck their hand into a pocket and been jabbed by a needle and then have to get all sorts of uh treatment afterwards and we didn’t want that.

 So, here are um Christina, Elizabeth’s mother-in-law and um and Elizabeth. They’re holding the paperwork that were all given that’ll be taken off them. Now there is a marked difference in my opinion between um Elizabeth and the others. She Elizabeth has no visible restraints. Elizabeth is very scared looking but also seems scared just to be out in public in my eyes.

 She’s very into herself. Um Christina seems a to be taking it probably the best of everyone I’ve seen so far. Again, very very compliant all of them. But look at Elizabeth’s face. She is bowed into herself. She’s holding her hands. She’s her head is down. Um she she’s very scared. She, you know, her body language is telling us a lot here.

 Um she’s taking off her shoes, Christina, because her shoes have to be checked. Believe me, those shoes would not smell good. Not smell good at all. Uh but they do have to check them. They have to separate them. Again, people carry stuff in their shoes. It’s crazy. She’s got to take her spectacles.

 They will be given back to her later on. She’s got to do a full search. She’s explaining everything to her. She’s very good. Uh she’s asking her questions as well. Do you have anything on your person? She’s shaking her head. No. They’d be looking for weapons, drugs, uh sharp objects. They’d ask about medication, maybe even evidence, um if there was any property.

So she’s going to Yeah, she’s explained everything to her. Now hair is surprising what people have in their hair. Honestly, um yes, we have found things in people’s hair before. They have to go through her hair very carefully because as well as that, a lot of people um do things to themselves which aren’t good, let’s say, in custody.

 And so for mental health reasons, you know, you have to protect them, make sure that not carrying anything they shouldn’t be carrying. Um, females search females, males search males. Um, I used to do I was very gentle search. You have to search in their waistband. It’s not particularly nice having to pull out someone’s waistband. It’s got to be done.

 I’ve done it many times. And you just carry on, you know, very respectfully, but equally, if they’re wearing a bra, you have to check under the bra line. Pants, you check within the pants to make sure there’s nothing there. You’re checking for objects. You’re checking for weapons, anything that can be stored in the socks.

She’s doing a very good but, you know, gentle but thorough search there. Um, she’s yet shown her hands. Also, you check for things like um scarring in case they have done things to themselves. It tells you a little bit about their mental health. She’s checking within her mouth in case she’s got anything in her mouth.

 Obviously, you can see that for yourself. But, you know, if there’s anything that needs to be passed on to the custody sergeant, it will be. That was very quick. Now, this Oh my goodness. Look at her. Elizabeth looks like she wants to be swallowed up in that corner. She just Yeah, she’s struggling with this big time. Well, if I had to be booked into custody, this is the officer I would like to be um searched by.

And interestingly, the officer behind her is washing the handcuffs. Um, we did not do that in the police. Probably should have. Uh, we didn’t. We had one set of cuffs each. So if we had to arrest two people, we had to ask someone else for a set of cuffs. We were responsible for our handcuffs. We did not have spare cuffs like he appears to have and he’s washing it and cleaning it and putting in a bag.

 Probably really should have washed our cuffs really, but not when I was in there. We didn’t do it. Um perhaps since co it’s become a thing now again. She’s just given her a pat down. There are so many officers in that room. We did we did not we did not have that. But that’s good. That’s a good thing. That’s the way it should be.

 I think you’re just checking her pockets. So you would get Now I used to get them to turn out their pockets. I suppose it depends on the level of trust. You would try, you could do it yourself, but we were always just so wary of needles. Oh, they were the bane of our lives. Needles. So, um, yeah, you you pull them out like elephants, elephant ears, checking the soles of our feet.

 People could have things between their toes. Honestly, uh, strapped to their legs. I don’t I don’t you know I think they would know this wouldn’t happen in this case because they probably weren’t expecting um she’s checking in her mouth. They probably weren’t expecting this. But for people who do get arrested, they do carry things.

Um it wouldn’t surprise me actually if Elizabeth was crying at this stage because she she wipes her nose a lot. It’s hard to get a really clear picture of her facial features because her hair is covering her face, but She’s quite distressed. So, they do spend longer talking to Elizabeth.

 Um, this would be like a mini welfare assessment. Um, safeguarding reasons. I would say she’s desperately asking after her children. From what I’ve heard, she her main concern were her children. And I know, I know. Don’t have a go at me in the comments. I know what you’re going to say. Well, if her main concern was children, why didn’t she look after them? Honestly, there could be so many reasons behind this.

 I think she’s she’s scratching her arm here. I think mental health is going to play a huge huge part in this. Uh possibly um postnatal depression. There’s all sorts of reasons. I just don’t like to sensationalize. I mean, people are jumping on the bandwagon calling them evil and creepy, and I don’t think that way.

 I don’t judge anything until I hear the news. I get passionate about things, don’t get me wrong, but I try not to jump to conclusions. Um, and uh they’re probably waiting for the others to process as well to clear the way. And um I would say her main concern is what is happening? What is happening? Yeah, she looks like she’s crying there.

 She’s very she’s not coping well with this at all. could be a phone. I can’t quite see what she’s asking maybe which one is yours. So, they’re making sure they get them in the right bags. I’ll look at her. You’ll see him make a say. I would say he’s saying to this officer, “We need to spray the room.

” And she’s like, “Yeah, we’ll spray the room.” Air freshener. Many a times, many a times we’ve done that. And I don’t know what’s worse actually. The smell of bad things are sickly air freshener. It’s not good either. Gary Jr. is is again being very very compliant. I found it interesting about the chairs. We don’t have chairs in the UK. Not when I was there.

 Um I have this one is slightly sped up because it goes on for a long time. So I’ve just clipped it um just to show you. You know, there’s bits of it that are sped up a bit, but he’s very, very compliant. He looks quite relaxed. The typical bookin questions would be name, address, date of birth, uh emergency contacts, and medication.

 Are you on any medication? Should you be on any medication? Have you taken your medication? Medication um comes in a lot into this. um mental health, the risk of them uh shall we say hurting themselves for the sake of YouTube, you know what I mean? um any risk to you know things they have done before to themselves and you know you have to really evaluate the level of risk whether they need to be watched put on watch 24/7 drug or alcohol use will be covered and uh as I say any outstanding medical conditions it really is you know that’s not an interview bear

in mind this is just to book these people in and it is totally for their welfare safety mental health everything you need to know because if anything happens to them, you are responsible as the custody officer. Now, he’s could be showing him either tattoos here most likely. They are all to do with identity, identification.

There’s Christina. I I find that interesting. He doesn’t really look at her. He’s just focused on answering the questions, doing what he’s told to do. um he’s pointing out all the identifying marks and also they will point out any bruises, anything like that, any previous injuries. But I would say that that’s tattoos um for identification and that they’re great when you’re um looking for suspects and you have all their tattoos.

 I we had twins once we used to deal with and they were all blaming each other but one had a tattoo that the other one didn’t so we just asked to see their tattoo [laughter] was how you knew who it was like I say this is not usual most of the time when people get to custody they are not happy they are not happy at all we have had so many people kick off in custody although you do get people who are very quiet and subdued as well because they’re just scared um I just I just found him very um relaxed, very very compliant.

 I felt that said a lot about his character. Um there are times when you’ll see him yes and no with his head justiculating very um I don’t know what’s the word almost like someone who has learning difficulties where he’s so keen to to do the right thing and say the right thing and do the right thing and be compliant.

Um I found his behavior interesting compared to Elizabeth’s that we’re going to cover. I’ve put her at the end. I’ve gone in a bit closer here just to give you a closeup. And watch this. Do you see that waving gesture? To me, that’s not a typical He’s smiling. I’m imagining Elizabeth is there. And people say that was creepy.

 I personally I don’t find that creepy to me. And I’m only saying in my experience, he’s saying I love you. To me, in my experience, he seems more like a person with learning difficulties. I’ve dealt with a lot of domestic abuse. Uh, I’ve dealt with perpetrators, and to me, it just seems more like someone with learning difficulties, but it’s early days. It’ll all come out.

But that’s my thoughts on it. So, let me know in the comments what do you think. Do you think he’s creepy? I I I’m just not picking it up. I’m picking up that um yes, it’s not a good situation. It’s horrific, but I don’t see him as some evil offender that he’s been painted to be. But these are my thoughts from watching his body language very closely.

 And body language is something we watched. Yes, we were trained to watch very closely in the police. We became attuned to it. So, I’ll be interested to see if I’m proved right or wrong here. Do you see what I mean about the exaggerated nods and the see that? Let me know you think in the comments. Um, in my experience in dealing with people in the police that would there’s a potential there’s a potential for learning difficulties or I don’t know.

It’s just the way he carries himself. I’m thinking maybe he’s on the spectrum. And I’m not saying it’s an excuse. I [gasps] have [sighs] lots of experience of people on the spectrum, believe me. Um, and that that doesn’t mean to say they’re they’re going to offend. I’m just saying this his behavior just seems um I don’t know. We’ll we’ll see.

 We will see. Um he’s very very compliant though. And um as we are going to share his uh booking in paperwork, he when he was asked if he was under the influence of alcohol or drugs, that does come up a yes. So, but we’ll see that later. Um now, here is Gary Senior looking a little bit more mobile than he did earlier on. Well, a bit livelier.

 Bit livelier. They all seem to have trouble hearing the custody officer. I don’t know why. I don’t think there’s a plastic thing. In the UK, we had to have a plastic screen because it was called a spit guard for a reason. So, but uh Oh, yeah. Yeah. There was a lot of people unhappy about being in custody.

 I think for him though. Yeah. Um because initially I wondered, you know, from the mugsh shot earlier, he looked so terrible. I wondered if he had Alzheimer’s. But he he seems a little bit more with it here than that he’s able to answer questions. Now, here is uh Christina Ciders. There’s really nothing from more from uh Gary Ciders senior to show you.

Um here’s Christina, very compliant. They were all amazingly compliant. Uh but Elizabeth is the most interesting one. and I’ve left her to the end because that was the order. She she was last, as far as I’m aware, to come out. But again, she’s answering the questions. I just loved working in custody when I had time to work there because um I found it so interesting the people that you’d meet and I liked dealing with people.

 Um but it’s a huge responsibility. We had custody sergeants and the sergeants would take responsibility if anything went wrong. If you had a death in custody, for example, oh my word. Yeah, it was not good. It was not good for you, for your career and obviously for your mindset and and these things do happen.

 Um, so yeah, very interesting job, but a big responsibility. Now, look at her demeanor and look at that mark on her arm because I really want to know what that is. Uh, oh my goodness, she is quiet. She’s hunched. She’s looking downwards, very very compliant. You’ll see her scratching her arm, like avoiding attention.

 She She doesn’t want to be there, obviously. And the reasons for that, it could be fear. Uh she could be just utterly exhausted, which wouldn’t be surprising. Shock. She could be in shock. She could have gone through a terrible trauma. Um emotional collapse within herself or embarrassment. Um, and this is something else you’ll see her do quite a lot.

 She looks around her a lot, but she looks around her like she’s scared. And I do zoom out in this at points. There’s nothing there. There’s nothing there, but she looks so scared. And another thing I noticed actually um was that in the mugsh shot I thought her hair was greasy, but I think it’s been washed because it was dry in the holding cell and now it looks wet.

So to me actually that wasn’t [clears throat] greasy. I think she looks like she’s had a shower which uh in my personal experience in the police would be unusual at this stage. Um, they had access to showers, of course they did. And we encouraged we encouraged it, believe me, but not before you’re being booked in.

 So, um, sorry, I just wonder if she was sucking her thumb there. I don’t think she was. I think she just keeps rubbing her nose. Um, she could be ill as well. Could be ill herself. I mean, who wouldn’t be ill in that house? If you’ve seen my other videos, I mean, if you haven’t, go and have a look at them or watch to the end of this video.

 will be going over some photos as well, but anyone would be ill um in that house. But she’s looks so in on herself there. But yeah, it wouldn’t surprise me perhaps if she’d had a wash. Um she’s definitely changed her clothes, so she must have uh washed her hair as well, but you know, there are rumors on their on the internet that she was found tied up when she was found.

 I don’t know about that. I mean, if she was found tied up, I I don’t think she’d be arrested. She would be seen as a victim. So, I I struggle to believe she would then be arrested if she was found tied up in the property. I certainly wouldn’t be arresting anyone like that. No way would I. Uh, but again, look at her looking around herself.

 She continually looks around whereas the others didn’t. They were just like accepting of it, very, very compliant. But she continually she’s looking looking all around. I think she’s crying as well. She keeps wiping her face. To me, she’s like someone who’s not used to being out on her own. And obviously, everyone in custody would be scared, but to me, this continual looking around like that, she feels very alone on herself.

 And I know on the internet said that he used to guide her around uh by her elbow, but it could be that he was a perpetrator of domestic abuse or it could be that she was scared to be out on her own. You just don’t know at this stage. But officer certainly would um take down any marks or anything like that. She would have had a thorough assessment.

There’s so much admin in booking booking someone in as well. You have to confirm their identity. Obviously, you look at all their previous history. Uh you take their fingerprints which can take time. Uh you have to take their photographs, their mug shot, which I would say has been done by now or maybe not.

 Actually, her hair is wet now and it was definitely wet in that mug shot. So, maybe not done yet. Usually with us, you do the photos after the booking in. So, yeah, you take any property from them and book all that in. a lot of paperwork, uh, medical screening, thorough risk assessment. This is a high priority case as well.

And again, this is nothing to do with the no interviewing here. If someone said, “Oh, I’m so guilty. I did this.” Yes, officers would take a note of it and that could be used later on, but this this is not an interview. This is literally getting as much information as you can about this person uh while booking them in to ensure that they’re safe.

And the officer’s safety as well is paramount, of course. And you’d also be asking if they have any allergies because they would be eating while they’re in there. I mean, I can’t imagine what a relief it must have felt for her to actually lie in a bed without cockroaches. So, that makes me itch.

 Every time Every time I think of it, it makes me itch. But I that would be unbearable for me. Unbearable. Let alone have so many children in that. And another interesting thing is that according to what I’ve uh researched this administrative code in Ohio, medical staff are required to give female inmates a pregnancy test as a standard part of their physical during the intake and admission. process.

Um, so that is actually on her paperwork as well. And when it’s asked if she’s pregnant, it said no. So I don’t know if a test had been taken at that stage. I think that would be her being asked. And it wouldn’t have surprised me if she was pregnant because I heard she was pregnant, but on her paperwork it says no. But a test apparently would be done.

again. She’s just looking all around her. Look. She’s not relaxed. Compared to some of the others who were sitting back. You can see, look, I’ve widened it. You can see there’s nothing there. I’d like to know what happened to her arm to give her that injury as well. I mean, it could be just a rash, a skin a skin condition as well for all we know.

Right. So, we’re going to move on to the next part of this. Um, I know there are many, many videos being shared online. I just want to show I want to end the video with a few pictures so we don’t forget just how bad conditions have been. And I’m I’m a, as I say in all my videos, I’m a very nosy person also by nature.

 So, I’ve done some close-ups here. And, uh, I want you to look at this. I mean, this is a sofa. Um, this is where they sat. You’ve got some empty coke bottles. I was trying to see if there was any actual food. We’ve just I’ve just made stills because I really am trying to see like that’s probably crisp box cheesy puffs.

 I’m in the UK so correct me if I’m wrong on any of this. Now, from what I’ve learned online, again, correct me if I’m wrong, they have only been in that place for uh two years. And we have to remember like there’s a whole other victim in this. Can you imagine as a family you had an investment, it was your lovely property and you said, “I know what I’ll do.

 I’ll rent it out to people and this will suit me in my retirement. This will be my lovely income.” And you rented out to people and it ended up like this. I mean, they seriously are victims in this. The Ciders family wrecked every house they went into in a very short space of time. If you’d asked me how long they were in that house, I would have said 10 years.

 I would not have said two years. Um, and you’ll see in the photos. I mean, it was wrecked. I mean, there’s a I think is that a crutch on the ground? Crutch possibly. Um, there’s that was a room that was so full of trash. There’s a rag across the the window there. It really surprised me that the landlord hadn’t done checks cuz over here they do checks.

 I imagine they do it in the US, too. So, and I know there’s rules that they can’t just walk in the same as here. But even if you look through the window or try to look through a window, I’m sure even the smell would hit you. You are entitled to do checks and to see your lovely home being, you know, or a house you’d invested in being turned into that is um it’s very hard on the owners.

 People don’t think of the owners. I mean, there there is an indescribable amount of trash here. So even getting to the sofa to the bathroom would be difficult. But if you look at some of the furniture like pulled apart the windows, some of the windows are out or some of them are perhaps screens that they’ve been who’s pulled out these things.

 I mean that’s a bowl on the ground. [gasps] Is that what children fed from? And here’s a window. Now look under that window and look at the wood that has literally been pulled out. Who is doing this? I need to know. I need to know. Are people having temper fits or are they doing it because of mental health issues or are the kids doing it because they’re locked up 247 and they’re just as you say gone feral? I really I really would love the answers to this.

Um that now if you could see that closer there’s like a a brown pathway on the left. Now you could say that’s rug that has been worn through and maybe it is. I’m thinking due to the bumpiness that could be a feces path. I’m not entirely sure. There is a path of feces in the children’s bedroom on the steps.

 Um I know it’s grim. I know. But this is why I show this at the end just to show you um what these people have been living in. What is that? Does anyone know? Let me know in the comments. And that’s the food cupboard. There are no doors on the cupboards. Someone has pulled the doors off the cupboards.

 And it’s not just like the filth. It’s the fact that who’s pulled the doors off. Who’s pulled the walls off? Who’s pulled everything? Who’s pulled this house apart? I can see like tomatoes. I’ve tried to get closer if anyone recognizes anything. And again, this was weird. Who’s scratched? That’s like someone has been scratching the doors with their fingernails.

 Why? Why has this happened? Who’s been scratching the doors? It’s very disturbing, isn’t it? When you slow it down and look at it, there’s a flip-flop on the ground. Um plate were people eating off these plates. And don’t forget, this image is not moving. You cannot see the the wrigglies, the cockroaches that were everywhere.

They were everywhere. Um >> [sighs] >> I tried to get a closeup to see what what that stuff was. A lot of cardboard boxes. There was an egg box there. Um, no nappies though, strangely enough. Now, look at that. That door handle again has been pulled off that door. Why? Why has that happened? That’s a fireplace down there.

 That was when someone walked in and the door was pushed back and all these insects were everywhere. It’s It’s horrendous. Um, now this is one of the bedrooms. I would say that’s the children’s bedroom. The walls have been picked away. Um, and there there’s so many crates that and there’s some old dollies, some old dolls. And I can smell it from here.

I’m not even there, but I can smell it from here because I’ve been in places like that. And it’s just, oh, prison would be such a relief after that. Um, look at the cushion. Has someone taken a bite out of that cushion? Seriously, is that a big bite mark on that foam, which might have been a cushion at one point? I mean, there aren’t even enough beds for 16 kids here.

 Where’s the beds? There’s Did someone take I don’t know. Maybe it’s a hand that they’ve just pulled it off. That was that’s the steps. That’s the steps. Someone went in and said there’s excrement on the steps. But um you you just can’t imagine it. Yeah. There it is. And that’s why it smells so bad because it was layers and layers.

Now that’s a dress. I’m sorry. It’s just That is a dress with cockroaches climbing up and down. And I wonder if that’s Elizabeth’s dress or one of the girls. And I don’t know what that is. First I thought there was a Barbie or something and then I thought that’s possibly food. And I would say that’s the um senior’s bedroom because they’ve got a Zimmer frame there.

 I don’t know how you’d even walk with Zimmer frame on that. And you’ve got a lot of medication. So here’s the booking in forms. As you can see, all the details are here. They’ve got the bond amount. Um the CCH means computerized criminal history. If they had checked her history um at that point, um if she was under the influence of alcohol or drugs, no. No.

 Mental health risks? No. Uh currently pregnant or postpartum? No. Here’s Gary’s. So, public indecency times four. Child endangerment times 17. It’s actually 16. Um, and interestingly, under the influence of alcohol or drugs, yes. Known mental health risks, medical or no. So, we shall see. We shall see what happens next in this case.

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