OHIO HORROR HOUSE MOTHER OF 16 ‘FERAL’ CHILDREN ONCE GAVE BIRTH TO CONJOINED TWINS — THE HAUNTING BIRTH CERTIFICATE TRASHED IN THE BASEMENT THAT LEFT OFFICERS COMPLETELY FROZEN 💔 A disturbing nightmare has just been unearthed after authorities breached an Ohio home, discovering 16 neglected children living in animalistic conditions. As investigators pulled back the layers of this house of horrors, a dark chapter from the mother’s past came to light, revealing she had once given birth to conjoined twins before a sudden tragedy struck. The real shockwave hit when first responders descended into the dark basement, kicked aside a pile of debris, and uncovered a blood-stained, handwritten birth certificate from a black-market clinic, revealing the haunting biological truth of the lost twins. Local authorities are currently launching a massive criminal investigation as internal leaks expose the terrifying nature of what that document proved…

Mom of 16 ‘almost feral’ kids in Ohio horror house once gave birth to conjoined twins — until tragedy struck

The mother of the 16 “almost feral” children rescued from a feces-filled house of horrors once gave birth to conjoined twins who died hours after birth, newly uncovered state records reveal.

Elizabeth Siders, 33, delivered daughters Bailey Lee and Faith Lee Siders at Riverside Methodist Hospital in Columbus, Ohio, on Nov. 20, 2022, according to state vital statistics records obtained by local outlet WOWK 13.

The tragic infants were born at just 24 weeks’ gestation with a condition known as thoracopagus, where their faces and chests were fused together in the womb — the most common situation for conjoined twins.

The twins died later that same day from natural causes, according to the records.

Mugshot of Elizabeth Siders.
Elizabeth Siders, 33, delivered a set of conjoined twin girls who died just hours after birth at a Columbus, Ohio, hospital on Nov. 20, 2022, according to state vital statistics.Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail
The revelation came just days after their mother and father, Gary Siders Jr., were arrested alongside grandparents Gary Siders Sr. and Christina Siders in the family’s Vinton County home — after authorities found 16 children, ages 1 to 18, living in squalor and isolation inside a cramped 12-by-12 room at the house.

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