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- When she heard a news report about 13 brothers and sisters, which their parents probably held captured at her California house, Susan Reisenbichler said her first reaction was, Oh no. Somebody else. »Reisenbichler and his sons Govind Angulo and Joseph Reisenbichler. The aforementioned reports of continuing brothers and sisters have created memories of what they experienced in the narrow New York apartment just a few years ago. The Riverside District Sheriffs department announced that sisters aged 13 to 29 were believed to have been captured by their parents David and Louise Colding at their homes in Perisa, California. When they were discovered, several children were tied to beds with chains and suspended locks in a dark and alarming environment, the Sheriffs office said. The authorities were warned of a situation where a 17 -year -old girl, who apparently had escaped home, called 911 to announce that her 12 brothers and sisters were still in custody, the Sheriffs office said. Parents David Cardpin (57) and Louise Costum (49) are accused of 12 accusations of torture, 12 charges of forced imprisonment, seven accusations of violence against adults and six accusations of violence against children. David Cardpin is also accused of attacking a child under the age of 14 through power, fear or coercion. They did not blame their guilt. I was in horror, and in addition, it simply led to the flood of emotions, memories and thoughts on my and my childrens experience, Reisenbichler said ABC News 2020. It was definitely shocking. It was so many emotions at the same time: a lot of compassion and empathy, as well as understanding and understanding of what they experienced, what these children felt.-- -- When Suzanne Reisenbichler heard the news about 13 siblings allegedly being held captive by their parents in California, she said her first reaction was, Oh no. Someone else. Reisenbichler and his sons, Govinda Angulo and Josef Reisenbichler, said that when they heard the news about the Terpin siblings, they remembered what they had to go through just a few years ago, living in a cramped New York apartment. The Riverside County Sheriffs Department said the 13 siblings, ages 2 to 29, were believed to have been held captive by their parents, David and Louise Turpin, at their home in Perris, California. When they were discovered, several children were chained to their beds with chains and padlocks in a dark and smelly environment, the sheriffs office said. Authorities were alerted to the situation when a 17-year-old girl, who had apparently run away from home, called 911 to report that her 12 siblings were still there, the sheriffs office said. Parents David Turpin, 57, and Louise Turpin, 49, were charged with 12 counts of torture, 12 counts of forcible confinement, seven counts of abuse of a dependent adult and six counts of child abuse. David Turpin was also charged with one count of indecency with a child under the age of 14 using force, fear or coercion. They denied the blame. I was terrified, and on top of that, it just brought back a flood of emotions and memories and thoughts about my own experiences and my childrens experiences, Reisenbichler told ABC News 2020. It was really more than shocking. It was so many emotions at the same time: a lot of compassion and empathy, as well as understanding and knowing what they went through, what these children felt. Susanne Reisenbichler says that since the release of the Wolfpack documentary, she has been working on her memoirs and writing childrens books. It has certainly touched many chords in the years since this story was told.I did my best to release it, but it caused a lot of memories: Govina Angulo, who is now 25, said 2020. For over a decade, Reissenbichler shared a flat with a separated man, Oscar Angulo, her eldest child and her only daughter, Vishna and her son Govinda, his twins Narayana (who now goes to Josef), Mukunda, Bhagavan, Krishna (Now). Glenn) and Jagadesh (which now fit Eddie). Blary Angulo, a Bunny Bhakt Krishna from Peru, forbade his children and wife to leave his apartment and keep the only key to the door. In addition to several trips to the field where the tourist spots could meet or closely control New York City, the children had no contact with the children had no contact with the outside world on the 16th floor of public housing 1, which a family of nine people called Manhattan home in Manhattan the children grew up in four small rooms in rooms run by their mother. Neighbors said 2020 that they had not seen the children. When the children were in adolescence, the windows of Angulos apartment were covered with blankets and claustrophobic. began to crush the brothers. Just one day in 2010, Mukunda, the third youngest, then 15 years old, dared to leave alone for the first time. Although her family had more freedom and less harsh circumstances than the Tubling siblings allegedly lived, Reissenbichler said she found similarities between the family experience and Turpin. When I heard about the 17-year-old, I thought, Mukundai was 15 when he blew up, so thats a very close age, said Reisenbichler. Five years ago, the six Angulo brothers were rarely allowed outside. You know, I cant talk about every family that has endured something like this

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