St. Lucie County couple arrested after 3 teens found locked inside home, fed sparingly in horrific case Some of the most appalling examples of child neglect, chief deputy says
A St. Lucie County couple is accused of locking up and starving three teenagers inside their home for months in what investigators called a horrific case.
and last updated 2021-04-13 12:43:37-04
FORT PIERCE, Fla. â A St. Lucie County couple is accused of locking up and starving three teenagers inside their home for months in what investigators called a horrific case.
The sheriff s office held a news conference Tuesday morning to announce the arrests of Oscar Torres, 40, and his 32-year-old wife Brittany Kirschenhofer of Port St. Lucie in the case.
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A St. Lucie County couple is accused of locking up and starving three teenagers inside their home for months in what investigators called a horrific case.
The sheriff s office held a news conference Tuesday morning to announce the arrests of Oscar Torres, 40, and his 32-year-old wife Brittany Kirschenhofer of Port St. Lucie in the case.
The couple is accused of locking three teenagers, one 17 year old and two 16-year-old twins, in their bedrooms for hours at a time and only fed sporadically throughout the day.
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Thousands flocked to the beaches to enjoy the weather and water.
However, COVID-19 was still on the minds of many as they tried to get in some much needed rest and relaxation.
For the first time since the start of the pandemic, crowds returned to the island.
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