Turpin House Of Horrors Sells For $310K Amid Child Torture Case
Jan. 4 2019, Updated 10:42 a.m. ET
David and Louise Turpin are no longer the owners of their grimy California house of horrors. As RadarOnline.com has learned, the troubled pair’s home was sold at auction for $310,000 this Wednesday.
According to KABC, the final amount was $40,000 less than the house’s appraised value.
As the couple allegedly committed some horrific crimes inside the property, sellers allegedly included a statement about the family tragedy in the description.
They also remodeled the Perris house and put it in auction months after monster parents David and Louise pled not guilty to torturing their 13 children.
RadarOnline.com readers know David and Louise were arrested in January of 2018 after their 17-year-old daughter escaped the home and alerted police about their crimes. As soon as officials came to inspect the house, they found children tied to their beds, looking malnourished and sitting in their own filth.
It was soon discovered that the kids’ parents had been starving and punishing them for years, and only allowed them to shower twice a year.
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Now, the 13 Turpin kids are getting another chance at life, and Louise and David Turpin are being held in jail on millions of bail.
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