MOM OF 7-YEAR-OLD KILLED IN LONG ISLAND ‘TORTURE’ HOUSE SUES OFFICIALS — THE GRUESOME HANDWRITTEN DIARY RECOVERED FROM THE BEDROOM THAT LEFT DETECTIVES COMPLETELY FROZEN 💔 A heartbroken mother has officially launched a massive lawsuit against county officials who stripped her of custody and handed her 7-year-old daughter over to an allegedly ghoulish female trio. The innocent little girl tragically lost her life inside a horrific Long Island “house of horrors” where she was subjected to systematic starvation and unspeakable cruelty. The real shockwave hit when forensic teams raided the residence and uncovered a hidden, child’s diary beneath a floorboard, detailing a brutal, day-by-day countdown of her punishments that exposed the true sadism of her captors. The community is currently demanding full accountability as internal social services files are legally subpoenaed.

Mom of 7-year-old girl who died in Long Island ‘torture’ house sues officials who gave custody to allegedly ghoulish female trio

The mother of a tragic 7-year-old girl who died after a year of “systemic” abuse is suing Suffolk County and local school officials for placing the youngster in a nightmarish house of horrors.

Portia Duncan claims that little Jor’Dynn Duncan’s fate was sealed when the county turned the girl over to her dad’s fiancée, where she allegedly suffered horrific and ongoing abuse that finally took he life in December, according to papers filed in Suffolk County court.

She’s seeking $250 million in wrongful death damages.

Jor'Dynn Duncan smiling and holding a bunny plush toy, seated on a bench in front of a cherry blossom backdrop.
Jor’Dynn Duncan, 7, died after a year of systemic abuse after being taken from her mom.Suffolk County District Attorney

“Today is the first step toward getting justice for Jor’Dynn,” Derek Sells, the attorney representing the grieving mom, told The Post on Tuesday. “We will not let her death be in vain. Hopefully, through this legal claim, we will help save other at risk children.”

Jor’Dynn was placed in the custody of Emily Kelly, her dad’s fiancée, in December 2024 after a custody dispute, with the tot moving into the Bayport home shared by Kelly, her mother and her daughter.

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