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No broken bones means no torture occurred: True Christian™ parents' defense
True Christians™ parents face terrible persecution in this country. We are still sore from the great injustice done to Mr. and Mrs. David Turpin in California a few months ago.
And now - this:
Of course the charges are phony - these nice folks are a shining example of True Christian™ parenthood:
All this started because the oldest boy (12 yr old) had a temper tantrum and disappeared. Concerned mother called the police, and that gave the police the pretext to enter the premises.
The mother knows it's all baloney:
Well, their Bible seems to be missing Leviticus 19:28, but aside from that, this is a very Godly family, where parents clearly beat the fear of God into their children:
Proverbs 20:30 The blueness of a wound cleanseth away evil: so do stripes the inward parts of the belly.
Let us pray for these unjustly persecuted True Christian™ parents!...
And now - this:
Ten children have been removed from a home in Fairfield, Calif., where police say they were tortured, burned, beaten and even shot with a pellet gun while living amid squalor and abuse of all kinds.
Rogers, out on bail while her husband appeared in court on 15 felony charges Monday, gave reporters an open-house tour of what she insisted was a loving if unconventional home.
“My husband is an amazing person,” she said. “I am an amazing mother.”
“My husband is an amazing person,” she said. “I am an amazing mother.”
Urine, human and animal feces, garbage and rotten food littered the floor, police said, and heaps of debris blocked off parts of the house.
Pictures obtained by ABC affiliate KGO show furniture, trash, toys and miscellany scattered at every angle, as if a storm had torn through the home. A bathroom was covered from wall-to-wall in animal droppings.
By way of explanation, Rogers told police that she had torn the house apart looking for the 12-year-old, the AP reported. When she was later asked why all 10 children slept in a single room while the other bedrooms were used as the parents’ quarters, a “meditation room” and a playroom, Rogers replied that the children liked it that way.
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The children had been home-schooled and were seen outside so rarely that some neighbors were shocked to learn more than a few lived at the house.
Some of the children, police said, described incidents of intentional abuse dating to 2014 — puncture wounds, burns, bruising and injuries consistent with being shot with an airsoft or BB gun.
Pictures obtained by ABC affiliate KGO show furniture, trash, toys and miscellany scattered at every angle, as if a storm had torn through the home. A bathroom was covered from wall-to-wall in animal droppings.
By way of explanation, Rogers told police that she had torn the house apart looking for the 12-year-old, the AP reported. When she was later asked why all 10 children slept in a single room while the other bedrooms were used as the parents’ quarters, a “meditation room” and a playroom, Rogers replied that the children liked it that way.
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The children had been home-schooled and were seen outside so rarely that some neighbors were shocked to learn more than a few lived at the house.
Some of the children, police said, described incidents of intentional abuse dating to 2014 — puncture wounds, burns, bruising and injuries consistent with being shot with an airsoft or BB gun.
“My kids get bumped and bruised and scratched because they’re kids, but that’s it,” she told reporters in front of her house, according to the AP. “There’s no broken bones, there is no major scars, nothing.”
She led reporters through the house, which the AP reported still looked squalid behind the cream-colored, hedge-lined exterior: animal droppings littered the bathroom, and scuff marks still covered some walls.
Rogers said she felt unfairly judged for her lifestyle. She first got pregnant when she was 16, she said, and had been with Rogers for the last 10 years, and they both wanted a large family.
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Allen’s mother, Peggy Allen, told the AP she had spoken to her son about the importance of housekeeping and Christian values...
“My husband has a lot of tattoos. He looks like a scary individual, and that’s why people are so quick to judge him,” Rogers told reporters.
She led reporters through the house, which the AP reported still looked squalid behind the cream-colored, hedge-lined exterior: animal droppings littered the bathroom, and scuff marks still covered some walls.
Rogers said she felt unfairly judged for her lifestyle. She first got pregnant when she was 16, she said, and had been with Rogers for the last 10 years, and they both wanted a large family.
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Allen’s mother, Peggy Allen, told the AP she had spoken to her son about the importance of housekeeping and Christian values...
“My husband has a lot of tattoos. He looks like a scary individual, and that’s why people are so quick to judge him,” Rogers told reporters.
Proverbs 20:30 The blueness of a wound cleanseth away evil: so do stripes the inward parts of the belly.
Let us pray for these unjustly persecuted True Christian™ parents!...
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