PARENTS CHARGED AFTER INFANT AND BROTHER FOUND IN PHILLY HORROR HOME — INFESTED WITH BUG BITES AND NO RUNNING WATER IN NIGHTMARE THAT LEFT INVESTIGATORS IN TEARS 💔😭 A quiet street in Philadelphia has been suddenly enveloped in a heavy, suffocating silence after authorities uncovered an unimaginable nightmare hidden behind closed doors. What was meant to be a safe haven for two innocent children turned out to be a house of pure horror, leaving a community completely shattered as the dark truth finally surfaces. In a terrifying sequence of events that has sent the internet into an absolute meltdown, police discovered a helpless infant and his young brother trapped inside a residence with a “horrible stench” and absolutely no running water. The raw, gut-wrenching sight of the fragile little angels covered in severe bruises and painful bug bites has left hardened first responders completely silent, reducing everyone present to tears as they witnessed the heartbreaking neglect. As the chilling reality of what these children endured begins to surface, the parents have been hit with severe criminal charges, closing a dark chapter that has left a permanent scar on the neighborhood. The haunting image of the rescue, frozen in time on that tragic day, continues to haunt everyone who knows the truth…

Parents charged after infant, brother found with bruises, bug bites and no running water in Philly horror home: ‘Horrible stench’

Two Pennsylvania parents were arrested after their little kids, including an infant, were found living in a stench-filled home full of feces, piles of trash and no running water, according to authorities and reports.

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Thomas Bach, 43, and Megan Bach, 44, were arrested after their two young children were found living amongst dozens of animals in a horrendous Pennsylvania home.Philadelphia Police Department

FBI agents uncovered the squalid conditions while executing a search warrant Tuesday at the Northeast Philadelphia home of Thomas Bach, 43, and Megan Bach, 44, over alleged terroristic threats made against the White House, a source told WPVI.

After talking with Megan Bach, agents entered the residence and deemed it unsafe due to “deplorable living conditions” — including two children living amongst feces, fleas, piles of trash and no running water, according to WPVI and NBC Philadelphia.

Two kids, aged 5 and 8 months, were rescued and taken to a local hospital after they were found covered in bug bites and bruises, WPVI said.

A whopping 38 cats and a dog were also taken from the property, with even more cats likely to be pulled from the home, according to the Pennsylvania SPCA.

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