The House of Nightmares

[@PapaMeat]

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[@clyrr]

please have my children

[@johnnysothersack6829]

Magic Spoon is overpriced coke on now , go back to selling alien dong toys

[@rebeccachambers4701]

I mean who's for any of us to say like you know unless we've had children ourselves how do we know that's not good parenting All these kids so far have turned out to be absolute wonderful human beings with extreme level of PTSD. I mean isn't that what you want for your kids to be successful in life and so you know what they did a good job

[@rebeccachambers4701]

I am absolutely kidding just going to put that out there cuz there are some major cycles on the KZbin comment section that believe everything that gets written or put online

[@shiver8082]

The creep cast is still gonna go on right?

[@moohooman]

They were sentenced way too lightly. The fact that they were even given a chance of parole is disgusting.

[@alfieravenguard4594]

Terrible as it is, the Law is the Law. The lawyer must've been pretty good to be able to convince a parole

[@BasedHyperborean]

For real. This should have been life in solitary confinement with daily waterboarding.

[@BlueProphet7]

One tiny silver lining to how horrible prison is... is that people like this often don't get back out alive.

[@cal8416]

ikr.. wtf

[@MikeCrain]

Nah, solitary confinement protects them from the majority of inmates that automatically despise and target all child abusers. Daily waterboarding though FTW. @@BasedHyperborean

[@PhattyBolger]

The sad reality is, these monsters are living better in prison than their kids did at home.

[@fettel1988]

The sadder reality is, these monsters are living better on our dime than most of our veterans

[@shannonceleste5557]

If only we would vote for folks who want to fight for a healthier, more productive society. We need and deserve so many massive changes in order to get to the level of comparable nations, which have far less money, yet their citizens are the happiest and healthiest in the world.

[@fettel1988]

@@shannonceleste5557 Get rid of the entirety of government and only use committees of your neighbors. Government is nameless faceless puppeteers you can't put the fear of God into. Neighbors are right next door.

[@murlocmaster6192]

​@shannonceleste5557 yea but america is set in their ways. We vote for the same thing over and over again expecting change. Isent that just crazy?

[@6PathSage]

I promise that woman is not having an easy time in a max security women's prison

[@hellasweetjeffbro9825]

I wanted to cry fucking hearing that some of the kids that were put into foster care were abused AGAIN. AND S3XUAL ABUSE TOO. THEY CANT CATCH A FUCKING BREAK???.

[@Time4me2change]

Life is unfair sadly

[@GusTaJooJ_OFC]

That's the "cute" and "pretty" world humans created for themselves sadly...

[@StayKindUnwind]

Clearly they don't deserve a break. The universe does things for a reason. Maybe the kids should be better people and change their behavior

[@Cameytoe]

​@@StayKindUnwindWho the fuck deserves that? What a horrendously shitty thing to say. You need a reality check

[@tiredpeaches]

@@StayKindUnwind bro tf? You do know these kids were abused, not punished for being bad but merely existing. Little to no food, chained to beds, physical abuse, we’re only allowed to shower once a year, and chained to the beds 99% of the time only to finally get out after years if not decades of abuse not to be thrown back in to a similar situation by a new family that’s supposed to be better than the last. It’s fucked up

[@CupUhhJo]

So they got 25yrs despite their worst eldest child being damn near 30? They got LESS TIME than the amount of Time they abused their children for? Complete insanity. The combined amount of time suffered by those kids is into the hundreds and they got *25* WITH the possibility of parole?! Put them UNDER the prison 🗣️

[@jamesmarston8461]

I suspect that the microsecond the other inmates hear what they did, they'll be found having committed unalive with 87 shank wounds

[@ZetroFox9274]

Their case will be reviewed again after the 25 years is over. They can't legally be given more time but if the jury decides that they should go back into jail (which they definitely will) they'll be back in their for longer.

[@71tofu]

Bruh, if I was a convict and I caught one whiff of what they were doing to their kids, I'd be asking around for a shiv. At that point, it wouldn't be murder, it'd be justice. Trust me, those parents aren't going to survive very long in prison.

[@DiogenesDworkinson]

They messed with kids and went to prison... Honestly, I'd doubt their ability to last 25 hours, much less 25 years. Even convicts have codes.

[@RandomPerson-nd2ey]

​@@71tofu asking for a shiv? You'd have time and a toothbrush. Just carve it down with a hard surface like an edge on the bunk. Voila! Shiv.

[@AdamDGoff]

It’s so sad Papa Meat’s gone. Sometimes it’s like I can still hear his voice.

[@michaelfiori6700]

Okay that got me 😂

[@deviantsemicolon618]

yeah 😔 fly high, Papa Meat

[@ThatDudeWithBoobs]

"Stop tellin' everyone I'm dead!"

[@1WEareBUFO1]

Delusions will keep the channel alive. Let's all gather here every two weeks or so and soul bond over imaginary content.

[@runeplate123]

Lmao he ain’t going anywhere quit being so Dramatic

[@MichaelBNegron]

I can't believe that even the FOSTER PARENTS were that abusive. Not even run-of-the-mill "neglect & cash the check" foster parents, but actively EVIL and malevolent creatures posing as a loving family for those who have suffered so much. It just sucks so much that there's no happy ending for some of the kids.

[@rinaliny]

The thing that sucks is that even after the kids got away from them they still faced abuse and neglect in multiple foster homes.

[@RoachDoggJr106]

It’s a shame. Foster parents should not get checks for fostering to avoid this situation

[@PodreyJenkin138]

Jesus I'll pray that these kids don't end up thinking abuse is normal, imagine multiple family units abusing you, you'd forget how to ge human

[@tossoutacc9241]

I would like to say I’m shocked that after all the hell they went through you think that they’d at least make sure that the kids went to a good foster home but with our government it doesn’t surprise me.

[@anjailbakeer]

@@RoachDoggJr106 yha idk y foster parents dont just get wic/ebt allowances. If u cant afford to foster children with ur current income, fostering children should not be a form of income for u. It would greatly reduce the amount of abuse and neglect that takes place in foster care if there wasn't a financial reward for fostering. Also, any social worker that fails to report or notice signs of abuse for children in foster care should be held to the highest legal consequences because far too many of them r desensitized and give benefit of the doubt to foster parents over foster children. I just think the foster system doesnt prioritize the well-being of these vulnerable children and i wonder why. Its bureaucratic and heartless. I wonder what their priorities really r and what has made the safety of children so unimportant when protection is literally the whole purpose of cps. I see government run animal shelters take better care in rehoming animals than government run agencies for fostering and adoption. I mean, to foster dogs, u often will take on a high medical and training financial burden and recieve minimal assistance, which is why u hear way less stories about ppl neglecting their foster animals because they genuinely have to do it out of the goodness of their heart. Its crazy that children dont have the same or better system set up to filter out the trash. Its clearly intentional and by design and that is the reality that disturbs me, because i cant understand y.

[@54032Zepol]

Yeaup

[@danielsdrinkis2748]

Jordan Turpin is such an inspiration. She managed to escape and save all children with little knowledge of the outside world that she had. When I was watching her interaction with police it made me teary and proud at the same time. She was amazing. I hope she does well now...

[@drewpaupanekis4710]

She isn’t, she runs a tik tok account, safe to say she doesn’t have any brain cells.

[@bulletangel]

Yup she’s having fun on tiktok like a normal girl 😊

[@N.A.M.S.]

Tik Tok is evil. And there is no such thing as normal.🎉

[@spiwolf6998]

I saw a full video of the cops talking to her and you can just hear the fear in her voice, not so much for her as for her siblings. So brave to finally bring these monsters to justice. Won't make up for their childhood of terror though. 😢

[@sweetgirlyjk]

@@spiwolf6998the way she conducted herself and the way that she tried to articulate how anxious she was and how urgent this situation is was so amazing considering how badly she was neglected. I was honestly crying and thinking “you go baby, you got this” cus oh my god, she’s just a little girl trying to save her siblings and it’s so heartbreaking.

[@ghedebaronsamedi]

"Looking at you two ghoulish fucking sweet potatoes standing at the door." - Papa Meat, bringer of the best insults.

[@mincentprice1041]

This is truly one of the most evil and tragic stories I've heard. Can you imagine living 29 years of that hell, watching your Mother repeatedly getting pregnant over and over, to just add more victims to abuse? 29 years and nobody from the outside world ever questioned anything

[@MartianV2GG]

I've heard stories of similar and sometimes the neighbors never knew they had children or were told they moved to live with a relative

[@RobotnikPlngas]

My mom was like that. I had to move to Argentina (Im living here right now) to literally escape from that hell.

[@martinverner7390]

I know of people who lived in one spot for a decade and never learning the neighborhood. Creeps me out more than anything knowing these monsters lurk around us. I'd feel like a piece of crap if I lived next to that.

[@AH6X710]

@@Stefan.Neuhauseryou sound fucking deranged. Wtf

[@funnyninjaxboy]

@@Stefan.Neuhauser quit yappin

[@100thMkey]

25 years in jail?.... how about 25 years of straight up disfiguring torture.

[@williamw2529]

What makes you think they'll survive the 25 years?

[@sekiro_the_one-armed_wolf]

@@williamw2529I wouldn’t be concerned about that

[@idontevenknow9758]

@@williamw2529 oh totally, its a known fact people in jail don't take kindly to people like them. Just saying.

[@beandip7628]

The taking pictures to gather evidence hit hard asf. Me and my sister had a tablet that we took vids and photos of every piece of evidence we could get, photos of injuries, videos of any time our mother went on a rampage you name it. We were gonna turn it in into the authority’s until our mother found the tablet and destroyed it. These kids are so incredibly brave and I hope the parents get the maximum sentence.

[@spirithero2446]

That sounds horrific. Hope you guys are okay now. 😢

[@Biggiecheeseness]

I’m so sorry love❤ we’re all here for you. You deserve better.

[@JustinLarson-]

Stop lying

[@beandip7628]

@@JustinLarson- what 💀

[@Biggiecheeseness]

@@JustinLarson- get off KZbin little timmy

[@Slip0824]

My father and stepmother did things like this to me. Sleep deprivation for 5 days straight, then 6 hours of sleep, repeat. Starvation, allowed to shower once every few months, regular beatings, bleach baths, ripping my hair out until I’m bald, I can go on and on. I went through that from 12-17 years old. I only got out after finally getting bigger than my father and fighting back. When I first got out and was able to experience the world, everything was amazing to me. But that feeling went away shortly after and I felt trapped again. I started having mental breakdowns. I was diagnosed with cptsd at 19 years old. I’m 27 now and still, nothing has changed. I can’t seem to get past what happened. When you’ve been through something that terrible for so long, it stays with you. I hope it’s different for those kids. I hope they get the help they so desperately need in order to live a somewhat “normal” life.

[@BrianHall210]

Just want you to know you aren't alone. Going through and reading stories like yours, it sucks to know other people went through it but nice to know there's other people out there who really understand what it feels like to live with that. Its a terrible feeling, the embarrassment when you get triggered and its like your brain gets hijacked by a tornado, and you think of everything bad that happened, that is happening, all of the bad and you just melt into despair and can't focus or talk right. I don't know if its exactly like that for you, but I had a similar upbringing, and I know how it affected me and how much I wish that I at least could have ended up normal after all that, but no, we're just left feeling broken and invalid, despite knowing it's not true. You aren't alone and I understand the pain, man.

[@Slip0824]

@@BrianHall210 it does feel nice in a way to know there are others going through the same struggle. Just because somebody out there understands some of the emotions and reactions. My reaction to "triggers" is anger. I fly off the handle at miniscule things. My therapist says it's a fight or flight reaction. I grew up fighting, so my brain goes straight to fight mode and I just rage. To avoid those situations, I isolate myself as much as possible. I was an alcoholic and a drug addict for many years. Numbing the mind was my way of coping. One thing that has helped was Marcus Aurelius' meditations. The book I mean. Thanks for your reply. It means a lot and I hope you find your peace.

[@anjelatitova4126]

@@BrianHall210one reason your brain might turn into a tornado remembering everything is maybe your brains way of trying to reason with what happened or ask why it happened. And I just wanna say, it happened because these parents are fucking evil. You didn’t do anything wrong, nothing a kid wouldn’t have done. These “parents” took out their anger on you. It wasn’t “punishment” it was torture, straight up trying to scare you into listening to them or hurt you to get what they want. Which is fucked up, a parent should be able to talk to their kids, even dog owners can’t have a conversation with their dog but they still wouldn’t hit them to teach them something, they would take their time and train them. There’s countless studies that show that if you use punishment rather then positive reinforcement, it will take longer for kids to learn what you are trying to teach them and can cause them to rather go in fight or flight rather then listen. But if they do something right and you reward them, they are more likely to do the right thing. But if you hit or scream at your kid for compliance, that’s what they will do, is comply with you in the moment out of fear, but they won’t remember it and most likely will trauma block it. I still fell stuck remembering shitty shit from the past and trying to figure out why how it happened. What did I do to deserve it. Wasting so much time and ignoring positive people to figure out my past. I’m really trying to move past it tho because it does make me a depressed pissy little shit to anyone who interacts with me. Idk how to live without remembering what happened to me and seperate myself from who I was. I’m not a scared little girl anymore, I’m an adult and I have responsibilities I have to focus on.

[@HCG]

I’m so sorry you had to go through that. A family member of mine with severe PTSD from warfare had success with therapist aided MDMA therapy. It helped significantly. I also have another friend who managed to work through horrible trauma after having a large dose of psilocybin with a shaman there while they had the experience.

[@xXJLNINJAXx]

​@@HCGhm...yeah I could see psychedelics being a good last resort if all other methods fail. People do tend to report being changed after going through such a trip.

[@kylesutton5933]

It’s funny that he chose the bakery example since that’s like the one example he could’ve chosen where he could conceivably receive exactly 13 muffins

[@NottherealLucifer]

Except no baker would ever think "multiple" means "a baker's dozen." If anything they _might_ think you mean a dozen.

[@sorcererCermet]

cheaper by the baker's dozen

[@Neutr0n624]

@@NottherealLucifer why did you say "multiple" and put it in quotes? the word was "numerous"...

[@PissRat69]

@@sorcererCermetnice

[@diemhummel9420]

20:00. If a parent is guilty for child abuse and they say in court “I love my child”, they should get an extra year tacked on to their sentence for lying under oath.

[@dgtooth]

the dad and mom both look like they crawled out of the sewers and it is so satisfying to see the look of horror on their faces at the front door when they know they are just done for

[@ZombieSandwiches]

A real despicable action after their arrest. When the mom wrote her kids a letter saying that when this was all over, they'll all be a family again. Writing that "bath and outside time" will be given more frequently. She really believed that this was something that could be swept under the rug and moved on from. That the courts would just let them be parents again

[@destroyerofeps2714]

if and when those fuckers get out, Their kids are going to be outside that prison holding various weapons.

[@poppinpineapples3481]

“At least I’d die trying” is metal as hell, also gotta fuckin love JB for that shit

[@Whocares1987]

Shout out to my mom who helped prosecute this case and is still friends with one of the daughters and helped her get back on her feet love you momma!

[@mugyu-moogi]

w pfp

[@bensbutt]

yo mama a real one

[@Whocares1987]

@@mugyu-moogi real ones know 🤟😈

[@thewizard4200]

Thank her!

[@strangerofthe2067]

Common mom W

[@6sKi6z6]

What gets to me the most about these types of stories is that these are the ones who got caught. There are other families out there right now that are still doing things like this. Some will eventually get caught. Some won’t. It’s terrifying. These poor kids.

[@thesheepsviolin123]

Very true this comment chilled my bones how many of us are living beside or near a similar situation

[@Reno420alex]

Your next door neighbor could be 100x worse then what these monsters did and you may never know... thats scary

[@Chamomile369]

My mom worked for social services (not CPS) and the stories she told me just from our town were haunting.

[@dakotataylor4094]

“Their diet consisted of peanut butter sandwiches, Bologna, frozen burritos, and chips” me going to check my kitchen and only seeing those exact items

[@Person-di5pf]

Yummy

[@jenconvertibles]

eating better than me i only have chips 😢

[@petrifiedangel]

scurvymaxxing

[@Kaunoe]

I love how Hunter doesn’t pull any punches when talking about how shitty these people are. In no world do they deserve any leniency or mercy for what they’ve done and I appreciate how he empathizes with the victims.

[@melonthemelons]

As an abusive victim its SOOO cathartic, tired of people saying we need to suppress our feelings to "move on". We can heal fully whilst never forgiving these mfs in our lifetimes

[@shannonceleste5557]

Tbf- in what world would he ever NOT call out the abusive adults he chose to make a video about?? I suppose I understand your sentiment, but let's please raise the bar a bit here.

[@melonthemelons]

@shannonceleste5557 most people sanitize it online

[@Kaunoe]

@shannonceleste5557 A substantial amount of content creators will not take a firm stance on things like this. Rather it’s because of monitization issues or because they don’t want to voice their opinions. Most people I’ve seen who make content don’t expose and call out the abusers as much as Hunter does. I understand where you’re coming from, no one should give these monsters any leniency however I hardly see how it’s a negative thing for me to acknowledge when a content creator is doing a good job at it. there’s really no need to put down me or anyone especially who is giving props to Hunter for the blunt and no bullshit way he talks about these people. It’s fairly counter intuitive

[@Erodent]

As a 29 year old hearing that age really sent shivers down my spine, not that what happened to all of them is equally chilling, it just made me instantly think about me being freed from that kind of abuse today only 4 months after my 29th and it just terrified me to my core those parents deserve worse than death..almost 3 decades of abuse…

[@shannonceleste5557]

@user-id1km2ls8j interesting take- I find such abusers to be the opposite They clearly get their confidence and purpose in life via treating their loved ones with such rage..worse than garbage

[@MrThickDick]

​@@shannonceleste5557AND you're intelligent too?! Be still my heart...

[@mr.juicethebeetle3373]

same can't imagine spending my whole life in that situation

[@moss8702]

The Turpin Family suffering still hasn't ended. I just started this video so i'll edit it if it's mentioned in the video. The Turpin case directly influenced my decision to get into counter-human trafficking. I had just arrived in southern CA mid-2017. As soon as this broke news afew months later, it was a wrap and I got involved as soon as possible. Two (potentially 3) of the younger children were given to a hispanic family the non-profit I worked with at the time directly PLEADED with county child services not to rehome with. That family had extensive history of abuse with adopted children. The father of the new family proceeded to further sexually and physically traumatize both siblings and then was given fucking probation by the courts WHILE MAINTAINING PARENTAL RIGHTS FOR THE CHILDREN THEY TRAUMATIZED. They are a small, horrifying example that is given a glimmer of spotlight. But nowhere near as dark as it gets when you really work in that field. The system failing children nowadays is the most vicious understatement I can't ever truly bring myself to describe when someone asks just how bad it really is. California 'justice' systems specifically are an abomination

[@KronosOnPC]

Vigilante time then?

[@DiogenesDworkinson]

That isn't "failing" children... it's TRAFFICING them!

[@moss8702]

@DiogenesDworkinson trafficking requires all parties to conspire with intent. The state of Cali does this repeatedly out of pure neglect with or without trafficking being involved

[@DiogenesDworkinson]

@@moss8702 Yes... They are conspiring with intent. That is EXACTLY what I am saying.

[@moss8702]

@@DiogenesDworkinson despite my hatred for the system. There's no evidence supporting that directly

[@marsfeathers]

I appreciate that Hunter truly empathizes with the children over anything else and reiterates that they are FOREVER CHANGED by this. Even with Jordan doing well shes still going to be dealing with the effects of the intense trauma she went through. Not to mention all the other children, and the children of other families who never manage to escape.

[@sage1682]

He's such a brave hero

[@BrianHall210]

That's real stuff too, I mean the PTSD. One person might say something a little too aggressive then boom, you're 9 all over again, crying and not making sense because your brain is being hijacked by a super intense memory.

[@maxalan5546]

When Papa Meat talks about child abuse, it's always an easy digestable video, with a few jokes or gags to balance out the morbid topic. There should be more people in the true crime space that has this kind of presentation. So hats off to you, sir and your editor.

[@estherdimaggio9156]

He also has a very refreshing amount of hatred towards the abusers. So many "crime junkie" videos are nauseating in the way they ooh and ahh over the nasty details like it's something exciting, and gloss over the depravity and how horrible it is.

[@shannonceleste5557]

@estherdimaggio9156 tbh it sounds like you're consuming the wrong kind of true crime content. If stories of this nature are interesting for yoi, there are countless 'content creators' who make factual, accurate, and empathetic videos/podcasts/articles for you to engage with and learn more about. Please spread any Factual information that you may learn about unsolved cases specifically.

[@estherdimaggio9156]

White knighting the true crime community who get their kicks from people's murders is a new one for me@@shannonceleste5557

[@marywilliams6367]

how can you stomach having to be a defense attorney for people like this

[@LyraMotte-bn9yz]

I remember hearing about this case back in 2018. They found dead animals under the mountains of garbage, the kids went through hell, and the parents never showed any sort of remorse. It’s disgusting

[@DetectorCliche]

What kind of animals, pets or pests?

[@fuzzybuzzy3159]

​@@DetectorClicheIt was both

[@dreamman5588]

Miss you papa😢

[@Desi_Midget]

*missed

[@Shitfaced]

​@@Desi_Midgetball

[@The_Autistic_Baron]

He’s not retiring? Did y’all watch the other vid lol

[@Vibezzz34]

@@Shitfaced s

[@Mr_Oky-99]

@@The_Autistic_Baronhe said he’s retiring from the animation channel but not permanently just for a while. But I guess he’s not retiring from this channel.

[@Louie_The_Dago]

i knew 3 people who worked for cps, and they all quit within a year. one guy wound up being the highest seniority agent after being there for only 6 months and they all said you just keep getting stacks and stacks of cases and cant look into even 10% of them, and they make like the same wage as a factory worker. they privatized the foster care industry and thats what you get. like it immediately incentivizes massive exploitation. There was a case in pontiac, michigan where a CPS agent was pimping out children, and one of them died from the act of sexual penetration.

[@DiogenesDworkinson]

My stepmother worked for the state, used to play solitaire instead of inspecting sites. Couldn't look into even 10% of them? I don't believe it. Apathy and laziness, hidden behind the excuse of "but give me more money and I'll do my job". Some jobs you don't do for the money.

[@Louie_The_Dago]

@@DiogenesDworkinson So your stepmother would just tell you everything she did while "working for the state"? okay, sure

[@DiogenesDworkinson]

@@Louie_The_Dago Nope. She'd sit there in the house in front of me and do it, and laugh about it.

[@Louie_The_Dago]

@@DiogenesDworkinson sure. okay

[@DiogenesDworkinson]

@@Louie_The_Dagogovernment workers are just normal workers deprived of the fear of going out of business to keep them honest. She got paid regardless of not doing her job (many get paid more in bribes for not doing their job), so there's no incentive to do anything. Fire them all, I say!

[@m.a.118]

Imagine being 18 and only seeing a shower 18 times in your life. This video just made me so mad I need to go for a walk.

[@SeraliaAerials]

Hearing about this shortly after it happened is a big thing that encouraged me to try my damnedest to get out of my living situation… my parents weren’t nearly this bad, not by a long shot, but they definitely didn’t treat me the way one should treat a child. Getting screamed at and beat for every little thing I did wrong or didn’t do the way they wanted… I’m 23 now, been out since the day I turned 18 and I still have issues to this day with just talking to other people. I’m emotionally withdrawn and yet very immature at the same time. If someone even looks at me wrong or if someone around me is sad, I literally cannot stop myself from crying. I’m a vet tech, I wrestle with dogs of all sizes that want to bite my face off for a living and while I’m doing that, I’m confident because I know my own abilities in my field. But as soon as the scrubs come off, I feel like a scared 8 year old girl again… I’m working on it, but it’s very slow going. I can honestly say that I have my career, my husband, and my current coworkers to thank for literally all of the progress I have made.

[@Hanjo8787]

Glad you were able to find stability and a loving husband after all this mess. It’s really people like you who deserve the attention in this world, not those who don’t need help

[@floop74]

Sounds like you're doing great all things considered. Keep at it

[@Spaced0ut000]

this sounds so much like me. hope you find peace.

[@TheLoreznztz]

Hope you’re doing well

[@cheesefriesandgangsigns]

Proud of you 💖

[@juza64]

Their Social worker disappeared with all the money that was donated to the kids once the story got out. The kids were separated by fostercare and the abuse continued in multiple of the homes they were sent to. Some of the 18 and older family members have been seen homeless in the inland area.

[@swatguytyty]

This one hit me in the feels a lil, when you said something to the effect of "I couldn't imagine having to gather evidence against my own parents at the age of 15" it brought back a lot of my own feelings from childhood. I went thru a sort of similar experience and had to gather evidence against my mother to get my siblings out of her custody. No child should ever have to do something like that. It takes a lot of bravery. My heart goes out to the children of the Turpin family.

[@kristinsevin]

Same for me. That fear is almost primal. So this girl was so brave for what she did. And so noble. She knew if she caught, they could've killed her. I'm so grateful these children got out safely.

[@cheetoslayer]

My cousin took this police call!!!! She was the dispatcher on duty. They thought the girl was super young like 10 or younger. She said it was super sad what happened to them after, they got cheated and took advantage of as well after they escaped their parents. so sick

[@imanidiotforreplyingbut6267]

False. Not your cousin. Stop lying!

[@dannywolfpero]

How so?

[@blacktemplar1629]

Please pass on to your cousin that she is a hero. Dispatch is overseen and is a difficult job.

[@rosenrot234]

A lot of the kids still ended up in abusive foster care after this. And probably didn't even get any of the money donated to them@@dannywolfpero

[@cheetoslayer]

@@dannywolfpero apparently the woman who was in charge of the money raised for the kids stole most of it. She used it in some kinda scam. I think it was a county person but yeah they got taken advantage a lot after everything so sad :(

[@ShebbyYT]

I knew about the Turpin's initial arrest and prosecution but I had no idea that the foster parents were also evil as fuck. God I feel awful for those children.

[@jonathanloudermilk552]

I just wanted to say I really appreciate the emphasis you put on the victims in all of this. I grew up being abused by a trusted older family member for years, I never told anyone about it until I was 19 years old. Then at 20 I was diagnosed with PTSD. I am now 26 and still have live with the aftermath of all the trauma. I can't imagine thinking I was saved only for the abuse to come from someone else who was supposed to be trusted. Love you Papa Meat :)

[@Hanjo8787]

Glad you made it out brother. Godspeed and hope you can make it ok in this world after that

[@MelissaLawrence2002]

❤ sending you love, peace, and healing. May you receive the help you need and deserve to grow and heal from your pain and trauma.

[@djspacevader8685]

RIP

[@halfdead4566]

MAY THE GODS HAVE NO MERCY WHEN DECIDING THE TORTURE THOSE WHO HURT CHILDREN RECEIVE. May you live a life worth living full of adventure and experience good luck. And never let the demons in your head win

[@cdizzy42069]

Hope you can heal with time brother, it's a tough road, but know that you're never alone

[@bczarrockbeast6264]

That dudes hair should have been a huge red flag to anyone who saw it. I think a judge would grant warrant just based on that horrific hair cut.

[@GoodTimeForARoll]

Reminds me of a creepier and older Oliver Tree

[@breeeegs]

Papa Meat's hair is also a huge red flag, to be fair

[@Bread_n_Roses]

​@@breeeegs Na, he cute

[@EmporioEnthusiast]

​@@Bread_n_Roses . Cute?

[@XlWolfMaster]

​@@EmporioEnthusiastHe misspoke. He meant extremely attractive

[@adamsfusion]

I wish hearing about abuse being so common in the foster care system wasn't so surprising to people. The system attracts some of the most abhorrent people.

[@loganwebb-tv3te]

I live in a town called Sturgis in Michigan, there was an apartment building that burnt down, when they cleared the wreckage they found the burnt remains of a little girl chained to her bunk bed. When the fire started she was left in her bedroom.

[@greatclubsandwich5612]

Evil.

[@Biggiecheeseness]

Oml

[@JackHallowLantern]

Deepest, darkest pit of Hell is reserved for people like that who do those things to children...

[@persephoneblack888]

That is absolutely the saddess thing I have ever read. 😢

[@nicholasware446]

I shit you not I LIVE IN STURGIS TOO and I had no recollection of this. A quick search shows that it happened in Centreville in 2008. Makes sense that I don't remember since I was only seven at the time. I have nothing else to add - I was just flabbergasted that I saw someone else from our city of like, 11,000 in these comments. Wishing you well

[@skydayang]

When she told the 911 dispatcher about her two sisters being chained up, damn, that was was really heart wrenching. She really is a hero.

[@ScoScope]

i was abused as a kid and i kept it to myself because nobody believed me or helped me i got mental issues because of it. dont stay quiet seek help it may just save you from needing therapy.

[@frenchfryequeen]

I hope you’re doing better now 🫶🏽 from one survivor to another although I haven’t started therapy I plan to very soon

[@ScoScope]

@@frenchfryequeen i havent done therapy either but i have chosen to move on by myself and feel a lot better now, and i hope you are doing well too!

[@gabrielpineirogarcia2078]

Its fascinating because the Turpin family gives me strong Resident Evil Baker's family vibes.

[@rastabincoolie1]

At least the baker family fed their kids...

[@Chinothebad]

@@rastabincoolie1 Not to mention, it took a BOW to make the Baker family and their home look like a creepy trash heap.

[@gregg6113]

The bakers were infected iirc, they were a good family before

[@Abasnail400]

I learned about this situation a few weeks ago. Truly a horrifying situation. There are a few details that I would like to mention from the original footage. First, none of the kids had an education. At best, the older ones were homeschooled for a few years. Most of them didn't know how to use proper social skills, to read, write, etc. So the fact Jordan was able to tell the police what was going on is insane, and very impressive. Second, the dad was standing in the doorway not only to block the entrance, but because there was a door behind him with a few kids chained up in there. The investigators eventually found that door after one of the kids on the outside pointed towards it. Shortly after, the investigators got out of the house and immediately arrested both of them. Thought I'd include a few more details in there that I thought were interesting. Truly horrifying stuff, but Jordan is actually a hero.

[@MrAlucard7]

Learned about this about the same time as well. Yeah, some truly horrific things, indeed 😖

[@boarfaceswinejaw4516]

this is why public school should be mandatory.

[@NobleUnclean]

@@viddykhaos2896 You don't make education better by making it private. You get better education by making public better. Although, I would like to see any evidence you may have on your claim.

[@NobleUnclean]

@@viddykhaos2896 I can't disagree with any of your points.

[@ritawashere5787]

20:12 she loves them more than they can imagine. I hope the kids learn to know what love is and it's not what she did to them.

[@aldojoel4836]

I'm so sad Papa Meat retired. His legacy will live on forever, a testament of the best KZbin had to offer in the 2020's decade

[@jffry890]

At least his twin Meat Canyon is still around

[@tymothyyoung1530]

What's wendagoon gunna do now, 😅 creep cast without papa meats awesome voice acting just won't be the same 😂😂

[@ChronicDreamer1st]

Meat Canyon is actually what he retired. He’s done doing humor/parody animation. Only serious horror now

[@Boeing__747]

he retired??? i thought he was just going for a break

[@wonder-wizard567]

@@Boeing__747he is.

[@winlover37]

Jesus christ. I went in excited for another Papa Meat upload, did not expect this at all. I thought I had a high tolerance for messed up stuff, but my stomach was churning here. Those "parents" are fucking beyond evil and I can't fathom all the shit these poor children went through. Jordan is more fucking brave than I could ever hope to be, I hope her and the children move past this.

[@chcr18]

12:00 it's not stated here, but she was terrified of her parents repercussions as the police approached the door, and this resonated with my ptsd the most.

[@haydenohlsen3537]

New pappa meat video always makes my day better

[@OG_McLovin]

Yeah, sucks that he retired...

[@Desi_Midget]

​​@@OG_McLovinbro he didn't retire from KZbin, he's just taking a break from his main channel. 😑😑

[@Giitzerland]

I have to agree. A few minutes with The Meatman always makes the day a little better.

[@Orphioux]

​@BollywoodNewzzdon't settle for a camera! I want you to be truly blessed! I hope you get to live out Batman's origin story 😍.

[@lordofjorge]

@@Orphiouxyou do know you reacted to a automated response bot right?

[@Brokenrocktail]

I actually worked in the same building as David Turpin, saw him several times before he ended up on the news. He looked just about as weird in person as he did in that mugshot…. The terrifying thing is he underwent multiple government background checks throughout his career and never once did they find anything suspicious.

[@MegaCassie83]

I am a survivor of the foster system. Abuse, neglect, and forced labor. The system didn't remove us and I was kicked out. The lasting effects follow you.

[@ryanhburnette]

Before they moved to Perris, CA they lived in TX. The parents would leave their kids in a house while they lived in a rented apartment by themselves, dropping food off at the house once or twice a week. The children thought that beeping fire alarm was part of a security system to keep track of them, which was one of the reasons it took Jordan so long to attempt escape again. Yes, again. She tried it previously! There is just so so so much wrong with these parents and the treatment of these poor kids, it’s awful. I lived in the next town over years before they even moved to the state, but when all this happened and I heard “Perris, CA” I was shocked something like this happened in a smallish fairly agriculturally centric town.

[@near--zero]

I watched this case on a true crime channel and the narrator referred to the dad standing in the doorway blocking the cops as a 'corpulent door-jam'... the best insult I've ever heard by a true crime narrator.

[@crisptomato9495]

That girl is incredibly brave, it honestly blows my mind. I hope she and her siblings are healing.

[@bloink3511]

Only found your content this past year. Really glad you are continuing with the “secondary” channel. Your videos add quality to my life

[@Orphioux]

Aww a little noobie. Stay out of the basement!

[@xglitch97]

That's so sad to hear man find a hobby

[@Orphioux]

@@xglitch97 Are you okay? Like, are you doing okay? Because this really seems like projection, OP could be watching these while working on a hobby for all we know from their comment.

[@xglitch97]

@@Orphioux He's not doing anything except staring open-mouthed at the screen. KZbin videos are purely an escape, for me, for him for everyone. The fact that someone said videos that are made purely out of greed add "quality to their life" is pathetic to me. Good people add quality. Living in the moment adds quality. Making memories with family while they're small if you have them, that adds quality to your life.. things you'll look back on, reminisce about, and be Happy you did. Watching KZbin isn't inherently bad, but you do that all the time for years you're gonna wake up full of regrets one day. Younger people are so ready to say something that doesn't even make sense and then die on that hill.

[@jalyssa0048]

@@xglitch97find some joy

[@bradynkesti8969]

I love when Papa Meat chooses to talk about these kind of stories, especially that last part about urging people to address the problems and find the help they need. Very wonderful Papa Meat

[@HalweJakkals]

The defence attorney sitting there like “I should NOT have taken this case”

[@JackC92]

Holy shit. As a parent myself i could never ever imagine doing anything like this to my own children. I hope they all find love and happiness in life. I hope those two monsters rot a slow and painful death behind bars. Love ya papa meat, appreciate your content brother.

[@umeinui]

Usually "house of horror" type stuff makes me cringe or angry but this legit made me cry I was so disturbed

[@Mizuna626]

Coming from a law enforcement family they are trained pretty in depth on how to act in intense situations but some of it comes down to bottling up what you are feeling in the moment. I showed this video to a family member and asked how they can remain so calm her response was "I guarantee they are seeing red but that doesn't get to come out they have to think of the victims before themselves"

[@nargascoota6896]

All children deserve parents. But not all parents deserve children.

[@effiloveappl3]

the end where this poor family ends up back in the hands of abusers reminds me of the case of sylvia likens. you don't hear a lot about her case, but she and her sister were brought in by this awful slimey woman and her family that would torture sylvia in just plain disturbing ways. loved this video, i hope you do more true crime cases!

[@wef18]

0:05 best entry 😢

[@birdi3e]

There was a documentary I saw a while ago called _Evil Lives Here_ (s6 ep8 “My Twisted Sister,” highly recommend it) where Louise’s sister Elizabeth was interviewed and she talked about their childhood and the events leading up to the children’s’ rescue. It’s really fvcked up cus Elizabeth was also subject to harassment and torture by Louise and David’s hands when she lived with them for a few months in her like early 20s. She also said that she was so desperate to escape that when she finally did, she didn’t think about the kids at the time, but that it’s now one of her biggest regrets and she hates herself for it :( **Edit: it’s also important to note that despite their 25-to-life sentences, many experts in familial child abuse highly doubt either of them will ever be paroled due to the crime’s severity, making it effectively life sentences for them. Let’s keep it that way, we don’t need these monsters roaming the streets _ever_ again.

[@robertbennett2796]

That so sad

[@FatYoshi619]

:(

[@warbossgegguz679]

Has she tried to reach out to them since?

[@birdi3e]

@@warbossgegguz679 she actually spent years trying to reconnect with Louise and the kids prior to their rescue but Louise rarely allowed the kids to speak with family, so it makes it extra fvcked up cus it proves that Elizabeth really _did_ try to help the kids out. It’s just awful honestly.

[@casperh5452]

This one hit with me, i can relate all too well. I spent 2 years in an abusive home when i was foster care from age 5-7. The house was covered in cat shit and piss, same with human waste, paraphernalia, trash, beer cans, windows duct taped, etc. id be starved and maybe fed once every other day and i was convinced i was being poisoned while it happened as id immediately projectile vomit after and the subsequently beaten, i remember being locked in a small room and sexually assaulted at one point. Strangled, thrown down a set of stairs, hit with a staple gun, bound, beaten, fed cat food, etc. we were also given horrible threats of death to us and our bio family if we ever told anyone or tried to run away, i believed every word. I became extremely thin, 40ish lbs at the age of 7, my nails and hair grown ragged. Social workers didnt check on me until one of the foster parents bio kids shot someone and there was a full out investigation and every foster kid was removed. Still dont know what happened after, i was never told anything or given any reparations for it. I dont know how id start that process but the PTSD you get from that kind of abuse at the age of 5 is immense. I can totally relate to these kids, its so fucking awful how some people are. I live in alberta canada if anyone has tips on how to go about the process of suits and charges, im damn near positive theres already a massive file on this family as i witness every other kid there go through the same exact situation as me.

[@salm8990]

25:48 Amen brother. Be kind to your fellow human because you don’t know what they are going through. I’m new to your channel. I love it and love what you guys do.

[@Real_Boye]

I never thought I'd say this but thank you Justin for being a legit force for good.

[@samuelbruch956]

Hunter, (I felt weird saying papa, with this content.) Thank you so much for covering topics like this. Horribly, they are way more common than people think. I have worked for KVC and DCF in the KC/Johnson County area as a Family Support Worker and an Adult Protection Investigator. The stories I have are horrifying and consistent. Not even making headlines they are so common place. It is important you are using your platform to bring light to this. Thank you again for your insights and being a genuinely good person. Sam

[@SnowBunni78]

It is absolutely unbelievable to me that a parent could ever hurt their child like this. I have a 5 year old son and he is my entire world. My heart hurts that these children experienced this 😭😭

[@Ilovepoopin]

Well, religion will do that to ya. Since you don't need evidence for religion, you can convince people of anything. I think Papa is religious, he seems to refuse to mention when religion is the reason for horrible behavior. These abuser specifically state they did this for God or because of God.

[@sinbadeatinamcrib5960]

MY man. Papa Meat. We love you. Keep this "true crime" sorta stuff going. Hearing a real person talk about this stuff is nice. Most true crime reporting stuff is sensationalized, over-produced and just garbage. You keep doin you.

[@sydneyslaughter7163]

It’s super refreshing to hear a real person’s real opinions, especially so unfiltered like Papa’s

[@00xana00]

Oh my, this is beyond horrific. You did a great job of delivering their story with empathy.

[@steffinolte5355]

Really love the baker's dozen definition "a group or set of THIRTEEN"

[@ashe6608]

I literally wouldn't be able to watch this without papameat's comedic relief its so painful and upsetting I hope Jordan and all the other children can be given a second chance at life.

[@Robthechump]

I’m SO glad he isn’t stopping with his in person vids. These are truly what I’m here for, love that animations but love you more papa!

[@Nipplator99999999999]

"If something happens to me, at least I died trying" Is something that a child should never even have as a passing thought, much less seriously consider. As a veteran I understand what it takes to make that decision, and that from a kid hurts my soul.

[@mightymeatymech]

papa meat voicing the fake apology of that mom just made my day tbh.... i want more papa meat content where we ruthlessly mock abvsers

[@grimgrom3355]

I can’t believe that after this papa meat died from eating far too much pink ribbon and then was hung with all of his bones broken. We’ll all miss him

[@l1feisstressful-dp7ze]

2:52 I love magic spoon but the chocolate chip cookie one is god awful it's worse than the on brand cookie crunch

[@sparky123665]

I actually know of a house of horrors in my town very similar. Mass amounts of beating and neglect. I only know of it because when I was a kid my brothers and I got split up, me and the oldest with my grandparents and the rest to a foster family. Worst part is two of the kids, my brothers, were severe hemophiliacs so even mild abuse could have resulted in death and It was never stopped, cps never did a thing. All of the abused kids grew up into worse abusers than their parents. My youngest brother tried to rape a girl at 14, My other brother came out of that house at 18 so mentally fucked a few years ago he ended up turning on everyone around him and isolating himself. Haven’t heard from him since I stuck my neck out for him and he tried to call the cops on our grandma. You always hear about these stories but only when they get resolved. So there’s one for you guys that never did. Love you papa meat god bless ya ❤

[@RyanRedfox]

I can’t believe the police found Hunter’s editors and wife covered in feces chained to a radiator while he just kept singing “You ain’t nothing but a hound dog” as he was being dragged away.

[@Picklemick33]

13:45 "you two ghoulish sweet potatoes" hf lmao😭😭😭

[@darrelsam419]

Absolutely evil people, both the first two parents and later the foster parents too. Thanks for covering this case respectfully. Jordan was a hero for being able to escape and get help for her siblings.

[@aaronfredericks9856]

I remember when this event hit the news, and I realized for the entirety of these children's lives, I had worked, gone to sporting events, engaged in recreation, all miles from the house. It's like when the school around the corner from my childhood home was subjected to a school shooting. So many monsters walking among us, so many horror stories hidden under our noses.

[@DatsWhatHeSaid]

Fuck.

[@oddlem]

I'm orange county so I'm not SUPER close but still pretty close, I had the same epiphany and it's crazy to think how many others are out there that DIDN'T escape. I'm just glad they did

[@PatrickMoon994]

This video is one of few examples of no fiction can be more gruesome than reality.

[@alexransford9635]

I went to college to help foster kids. I dropped out because I couldn't deal with the case studies. I'm with Papa on this one.

[@madmigraineur3815]

So weird that I just watched Jordan’s rescue the other day, and now Papa’s on it. Like I said then: Jordan Turpin is one of the bravest kids I have ever heard of. To have so little knowledge of the world, yet risk it all for her siblings… amazing. That would be like me venturing out alone into not a foreign country, but an entirely different planet. I just cannot imagine.

[@myluckymadness8041]

"You don't deserve hell, my friend, because hell is designed to be a method of punishment until forginess. And you don't deserve such a privilage." This is a tame summery of what I would say to them.

[@-DRIP]

23:27 forget the outfit, forget any deal she made, that is a genuine beautiful smile, I wish her and her siblings well 😊

[@fearofthechippan]

When I saw that “Papa Meat is retiring” bit in Matthew Patthew’s video it made me smile to see Hunter among those huge KZbin names. And knowing he’s not leaving. Feels good man

[@regalcartoon5932]

I really gotta hand it to the cops. How you could even make small talk in that situation baffles me. I get that it makes it seem that the don’t know anything…but I couldn’t do it.

[@Bubblesthebong]

I really respect you man. You showed a lot of empathy in this video.

[@robinthetactician4649]

God i hope the kids can recover I cant believe they went from one horrid home to another. I just hope they can find some peace and sense of normalcy

[@lucasdieugenio507]

Im now just imagining a vigilante " scissor kick man" and he just sees shit that he dont like and casually sings out "Scissooooor kiiiick" and he just absolutely vaults through the air, his feet of justice as accurate as they are deadly

[@Loville]

As a foster parent this makes me so infuriated, so heartbreaking that some people could even lay a finger on a child, sick people

[@jaxsmith1204]

Thank you for covering this, Papa Meat. Jordan Turpin and her siblings are so inspiring, I follow her on tik tok. I love that you’re delving into covering true crime cases! Your unique sense of humor and unmatched ability to roast the monsters is soooo necessary in the true crime space! Keep it up!!

[@3klamarie]

The most heartbreaking thing is that even after being “saved” by their sibling. Many of the children continued to be abuse in foster care. How much evil can they experience? Unbelievable.

[@Zalfuse]

The torture those children went through is insane. Its easier to understand the mentality of all the killers in the true crime podcasts I listen to then these parents since they usually have a clear goal. I really can't imagine what the parents were thinking or what kind of goal they wanted to achieve. They also looked miserable so was the pleasure of the pain they were inflicting really their goal?

[@Sentientcrabpee]

It's messed up, but there really are people out there who are so sadistic that they have kids purely so they can have unlimited access to victims. I had a family member take in foster kids for a while and the amount of kids that come from homes like this is down-right depressing.

[@PodreyJenkin138]

​@@Sentientcrabpeeit's why incest is a severe crime

[@NottherealLucifer]

​@@PodreyJenkin138What does that have to do with what was said? Also, incest isn't a crime at all.

[@thatguy5391]

​@@NottherealLucifer......???? Yes it is? You got something to tell us?

[@thatguy5391]

They said their goal, the bible said so.

[@msgriffinhive]

I had watched a body cam video of this case, and right after I finished it I went down to hug my mom and dad because it made me so devastated that a mother and father can do such a thing like that to their children.

[@hereunderduress]

Damn, I feel guilty when I have a candy bar without my kids.