Ohio mothers creepy Facebook post begging people not to post her photo surfaces in house of horrors child abuse case: Take them off here
The mother of 16 “almost feral” kids rescued from a feces-filled house of horrors made a creepy social media post on her husband’s Facebook account more than a decade before their disturbing arrests on child abuse charges.A 21-year-old Elizabeth Siders whined in a post on June 5, 2014: “[sic] this is elizabeth i dont want any one putting pictures of me on facebook every one if you have any pictures of me on here please take them off here !” A photo of a young Siders — first posted by her mother, Lori Russell, on Facebook in August 2020 — also resurfaced after her arrest last month, according to the Sun, showing her smiling with shoulder-length blond hair — a far cry from the dark-haired and emotionless stare seen in her recent mugshot.“Happy Birthday to my daughter Elizabeth it hard to believe.My youngest is 28 today love you, mom and dad,” her mom wrote in the post, although the snap isn’t dated.Elizabeth Siders, 33, was one of four adults each charged on June 30 with 16 counts of disturbing child abuse charges after her kids — ranging in age from 18 months to 18 years — were found living in squalor inside a cramped 12-by-12 room in a scene Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson described as “pure evil.”The state’s top cop said the conditions inside the Siders’ Hamden home were something “you cannot even imagine people being in, let alone children being in.”“It was terrible,” Wilson said, adding that “these folks were pretty good at hiding these kids.
“They looked like almost feral animals.It was terrible.”Elizabeth Siders was just 15 when she married Gary Siders Jr., then 18, in 2008 in West Virginia — where parental consent, at the time, was enough to legally tie the knot.
The couple’s oldest child, an 18-year-old girl, was reportedly born two months later.Relatives of Elizabeth Siders claim they lost contact with her after she married into the Siders family.Her attorney requested a recognizance bond for Siders l...