08-27-2012, 07:11 PM
ladies, for every one of these i post there are 25 more. :(
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PIGS
Elizabeth Lam, 38, left, and Crystal Dawn Craig, 29, were the only adults found living in the Virginia house. Lam is mother to five of the children, Craig is mother to the other three. Both are charged with felony child neglect
A naked two-year-old girl found wandering alone in a convenience store parking lot led Virginia police to a home reeking of rotten trash and animal feces with seven other children living inside.
Two women, Elizabeth Lam, 38, and Crystal Dawn Craig, 29, found living in the filthy Spotsylvania home have been charged with child neglect.
Employees at the WaWa convenience store quickly scooped up the nude toddler before calling the police on Sunday.
Spotsylvania Sheriff’s Captain Mike Harvey said a store employee brought the child inside and put clothes on her before police arrived.
The little girl then led officers to her home, which was located near the store.
Deputy Elizabeth Scott knocked for several minutes before someone finally opened the door.
The two adults inside had been sleeping when Scott had arrived, according to Harvey, adding that once let in the deputy was immediately overcome by the stench of the property.
'Deputy Scott entered the residence and immediately noticed a strong odor of rotten food and animal waste,' he said.
'Rotten food was found in and around the kitchen and animal waste was found in many areas of the residence.
In addition to the two-year-old, there were seven other children living in squalor in the home, police said.
The children, who were also found to be dirty, ranged in age from seven months to 16-years-old.
Lam and Craig were the only adults found living in the house. Both are charged with felony child neglect.
Police say Lam is the mother of five of the children and Craig is the mother of the other three. Each woman is being held in the Rappahannock Regional Jail without bond.
Detective Twyla DeMoranville, who focuses on crimes against children, and a social worker removed the eight children from the home. They were later turned over to their grandmothers. WHO ARE PROBABLY ALSO PIGS.
PIGS
Elizabeth Lam, 38, left, and Crystal Dawn Craig, 29, were the only adults found living in the Virginia house. Lam is mother to five of the children, Craig is mother to the other three. Both are charged with felony child neglect
A naked two-year-old girl found wandering alone in a convenience store parking lot led Virginia police to a home reeking of rotten trash and animal feces with seven other children living inside.
Two women, Elizabeth Lam, 38, and Crystal Dawn Craig, 29, found living in the filthy Spotsylvania home have been charged with child neglect.
Employees at the WaWa convenience store quickly scooped up the nude toddler before calling the police on Sunday.
Spotsylvania Sheriff’s Captain Mike Harvey said a store employee brought the child inside and put clothes on her before police arrived.
The little girl then led officers to her home, which was located near the store.
Deputy Elizabeth Scott knocked for several minutes before someone finally opened the door.
The two adults inside had been sleeping when Scott had arrived, according to Harvey, adding that once let in the deputy was immediately overcome by the stench of the property.
'Deputy Scott entered the residence and immediately noticed a strong odor of rotten food and animal waste,' he said.
'Rotten food was found in and around the kitchen and animal waste was found in many areas of the residence.
In addition to the two-year-old, there were seven other children living in squalor in the home, police said.
The children, who were also found to be dirty, ranged in age from seven months to 16-years-old.
Lam and Craig were the only adults found living in the house. Both are charged with felony child neglect.
Police say Lam is the mother of five of the children and Craig is the mother of the other three. Each woman is being held in the Rappahannock Regional Jail without bond.
Detective Twyla DeMoranville, who focuses on crimes against children, and a social worker removed the eight children from the home. They were later turned over to their grandmothers. WHO ARE PROBABLY ALSO PIGS.