Police responded to the Turpin home in Perris, Calif. Jan. 14, 2018, after Jordan, then-17, courageously snuck out and managed to call 911 on her brother’s mostly disabled cellphone.

When police first approached the house, after Jordan, then just a 17-year-old girl, made the life-changing phone call to authorities in 2018, loads of trash filled the rooms, urine and feces were ...

Jordan Turpin, one of the 13 siblings who were rescued from a California "house of horrors" in January 2018, is speaking out, along with her eldest sister, Jennifer Turpin, about the night she ...

Chained to their beds for weeks at a time. Showered once a year. Beaten and starved. Officials say life for the Turpin family’s 13 children was one of extreme horror and abuse.

Turpin Family: Special Reveals Never-Before-Seen Video Of Moment Cops Saved 13 Children. Footage from police-worn body cameras show officers entering the Turpin house and confronting David and ...

The story of the Turpin family stunned the nation in early 2018. After 17-year-old Jordan Turpin escaped her family’s home in California and called 911 to report unfathomable abuse, the public ...

PERRIS (CBSLA)-- YouTube videos surfaced of the 17-year-old Turpin daughter who managed to call police after escaping from her family's home in Perris in January where she and her 12 brothers and ...

The abuse the 13 Turpin siblings endured at the so-called "House of Horrors" came to light in 2018. Now their lawyer is alleging that the foster homes they were placed in were just as damaging and ...

Now 23-years-old, Turpin recalls her experience growing up in what news outlets called the "House of Horrors." She says her desire to save her siblings is what motivated her to run for help that day.

Now 23-years-old, Turpin recalls her experience growing up in what news outlets called the "House of Horrors." She says her desire to save her siblings is what motivated her to run for help that day.